The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-09-21

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at Hallson. He expects to have his
stock shipped this week.
A business letter from G. j. Keenan,,
formerly principal of the city schools
here, and now in the general store bus
ness at Driscoll, N. d., expresses good
wishes to his old acquaintance.
The county commissioners we're in
session couple of days this week but
did nothing of public interest. They
passed few bills, made the requisition
and apportionment to complete the jury
list and levied tax for certain drains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Allyn gave a
pleasing entertainment to fairly good
house at the Opera House on Monday
evening, Mr.. A. is we'll known as a
popular entertainer and Mrs. Allyn
makes an excellent helpmeet in the same
lines. They played at st. Vincent on
Tuesday.
Court was in session on Tuesday for
the purpose of granting citizen papers.
The following were made into Yankees:
WIN. Hahn, Crystal; Thor Bjarnasson,
VIM. S. Burnley Pemblna: Geo. Ermer,
John Bodensteiner, Jos. Bodensteiner,
John Treml, Nicholas Emmerling,
Walhalla.
Thos. w. Brown, formerly of this
county passed through the city with a
party Of friends including an uncle Mr..
wager of Ontario, whom he had shown
this side of the line having been as far
as Neche- Mr.. Brown is now keeping a
hotel at Winnipeg Beach but is in Win
nipeg good part of the time.
H. b. Spiller has resigned as deputy
register of deeds, to take effect the first
of next month, and will open law office
in A. Short T. Co.'S. abstract office. Mr..
Spiller is a graduate of the law depart
ment of the University of Minnesota
and no doubt will meet with success.
Who Mr.. Spiller's successor will be we
have not learned. n
Call up No. IS when you have news
item-that's us-and call often please.
When you have guest, when you are
going visiting, when you have an accident
when you want something, whenever
anything unusual occurs to you or yours,
or in your vicinity, call IS. Help us
make good paper. Many a mickle
makes muckle in the newspaper bust
ness.
A heavy rain making an inch and a
tenth stopped threshing on Friday.
While it was bad for the threshers yet
to those farmers who had finished
threshing it was blessing as the ground
was too dry to pillow with advantage.
Monday the threshers were all at work
again. By Saturday night with good
weather the great bulk of threshing will
de done, though it will not all be finish,
ed until another week.
Representatives of the toilette Rural
Telephone Line were here on Wednes
day and conferred with the district
manager of the Northwestern Telephone
20. with view of connecting with the
Pembina-St.Vincent local line and the
result was that orders were given thu
crew to connect the line and the same
is now part of the local system. W.
understand that the Northwestern asks
a rental of thirty five cents month
from those on the toilette line and tina,
they 1.-THE N; W. will put in thei
own transmitters and receiverc anc
keep them in order. This is certainly /;
modest charges on the part of the North
western Co.
The Fargo Forum of Wednesday tell.
j of the finding of a baby boy about tw.
weeks old in the rear of Fargo resid
ence. The child was well and warml,
dressed and seemed to be under the in
fuence Of a drug. 1t was taken to tn
Childrens Home and cared for. It is
bright and healthy. Inquiry points t,
the mother being women who CAV,
birth to child at Darrow's hospital ii
Moorhead and left that place on tn
might the child was abandoned. A
the hospital it was said, that the womal
4 gave the name Of Mrs. J. w. Bendeke
Ray, N. D. and also registered at tn
4 Webster hotel at Fargo that night b
the same name. The nurse at the hos
lpital said that the woman who was tall
!reined and we'll dressed and had receive,
money from come person at Pittsburp
IN. ID.
4 Il, For Rent. s5
On easy terms, the Cheney residenc
good house, good location. Apply to: II