The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-16
County News
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mrs. HI. E. Pratt of Cavalier has been
quite seriously i'll Tor some time, but is
improving.
VIM. Campbell, father of Mrs. Chas.
E. Lee of Wahalla, is seriously ill with
heart trouble.
Earl Quinnell of Neche has gone to
Bantry, new town out west, where he
will work in bank i'll which Ken Wylie
is at the head.
Mis-. F, A. Argue of Hamilton arrived
last week from her visit to friends and
relatives in Ontario, having been away
since last November.
Joe Horgan, who is one of the chief
men of the Minneapolis rhreshing Ma
ceiue Company, locality at Fargo, was
i'll Neche last week visiting friends.
A daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Zoe Livingston, at Bottineau, on the 4th
inst. The parents have many friends i'll
this comfy who will extend congratua-
tions.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Campbell OF
Cavalier are back from the hospital at
Rochester, Mimi, where the latter had a
successful operation performed on her
throat.
A petition praying for the release of
Joseph Longtime, sentenced by Judge
Kneeshaw, at Pembina, to 240 days in
the county Jail for "p!gging," is being
circulated in St. Joseph and Necne
townships.-Chronotype.
A baby girl arrived at the home of A.
l.. Miller OH Monday, and congratula-
tons are in order. While MIR. Miller is
not much OF a card player it is suggested
that ne now holds a good hand to fill
three kings and queen.-Times.
A. r. Richards, who has been in the
employ OF LaMoure & Co., Neche,
has gone to St. Paul to accept position
in wholesale dry goods house. MIR.
Richards was popular among the young
folks, as we'll as good CLERK.
Geo. l.. Paxnan of Hamilton, who
went to Arizona some time ago for his
health, writes all interesting letter to the
Independent about the country general
ly, and that he is improving nicely, all of
which his many friends will be pleased to
hear. He is in Prescott.
H. r. Vaughn is advertising his $50
acre>farm, adjoining WalhalIa, tor sale
at $40 or as much over as any one has
mind to give. Mr.. Vaughn is located in
Wanatchie, WASH, and is proprietor of
the Roosevelt hotel, and is said to be
doing good business.
VIM. Trenbeath, one of the we'll TO do
farmers west of Neche, has returned
from trip to the Pacific coast. He had
a good time and saw lot of country,
much of which was good. and, perhaps,
would make good homes, but he is back
to Stay, as he prefers to raise No. l hard
wheat to truck farming.
The Hotel Smith of st. Thomas has
been sold to Charles Pemberton of Win
nipeg. and the new landlord was to take
possession on Monday. Mr.. McGriff,
the former owner will remain in town,
for some time, but may later move to,
Russell, Man.. where the tract o: land he
took in trade for the hotel is located.
]. T. Briden of Walhalla is advertising
to sell out. He has page ad. in the
Mountaineer, advertising everything, in
Guiding store fixtures, the building, ETC..
MIR. Briden is one of the oldest business
men in Walhalla, locating there long be-
fore the railroad reached there, and has
been very successful.
A farewell dancing party was given
Alexander Young of Hamilton last week
by a host of young friends, who present.
ed him with sterling silver toilet case
as token of remembrance from Hamil-,l
ton friends. DR.. Erskine made the pre-
sentation speech, which was well word
ed and conveyed the sediments Of ALL
There were about thirtY-fve1
present.
Have you Teen betrayed by promises
Of quacks, swallowed pills and bottledl
without results except damag-
ed stomach. To those we offer Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents.
Il. r. Shaw. I. siss
Learn Matchmaking. Make money!
learning. Board 4 no cost. Minneapo-l
Y atchmak \ y kiing School, Seyenth s..
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