The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-15

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Ben Kochendor:er returned from the
u. for summer vacation on Tuesday.
Jos. Roy, Of ST. Jean, spent few days
in the city this week visiting relatives.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Feldnlan On the 9th inst, and all are well
!. !. Flanagan weut to Grafton yester.
day to assist the Neche nine beat Graf
ton.
F. c. Warner left on Wednesday on a
brief business trip to his old home in Il.
linois.
Judge Kneeshaw left for Montreal this
week as state delegate to the A. O. U.
w. convention.
The passenger from the south arrives
here at 11:22 in the morning according to
the new schedule.
The auction sale at the Reid farm tax e
place next Wednesday,. See advertise
ment in another column.
]. Sampson, of Gardar, graduated
from the North Dakota law school at
Grand Forks the other day.
Jack Mitchell and John Andrew are in
the Saskatoon country looking for land,
and John Felson went yesterday on the
same mission.
-. Next Sunday evening in Grace Episco.
pal church the Rev. MIR, Renison will
preach on the subject, 'The Life Worth
Living" Everybody invited.
The large terminal elevator at Duluth,
owned by McCabe Bros. burned to the
ground the other day, entailing loss OF
$40, 600, with $4,000 insurance. 1t was
empty. ..
Marshal Akers has had number OF
men at work this week trimming up the
groves GU the banks of the Pembina and
Red rivers, and next week all the grass
will be cut and raked up, preparatory 10
the celebration on the 4th.
We have received the Premium List OF
the Hamilton fair and it is fnly printed
and attractive book. Anyone can get it
by applying to the secretary John Rock,
at Hamilton. The date of the fair is July
18th, 10Th and Goth.
Mayo Ashley arrived home from the
University of Minnesota on Sunday, a
full hedged M. D. He leaves tomorrow
for Missoula, Montana, to enter the hos.
pital Of the Northern Pacific for one year
after which he expects to open an office
some place in the west.
Mr.. kaufman and family, OF Toledo
Ohio, brother-in-iaW of Walter Wexford
have been visiting here this week. The,
are making their first tour Of the wes
and are very much pleased with the ap
pearance of our country. They leave to-
morrow for Great Falls, Mont.
Rev. E. NJ. Smith, of Two Harbor,
MINI, will lecture in Grace Episcopa
church Thursday evening. June 2lst, a
8 o'clock, The subject will be: eth
Higher Life" There will be no admis
sion. fee, but collection will be taken t.
defray the expenses of the occasion. Al
are invited.
Insthe case of Samuel Davis and 10:
Wilson, the two suspected Of having rot
bed the Cavalier post Office last spring
and arrested at Mlnot short time age
the former was held in 81 900 bail an
the latter was released for lack Of ev
dence, at the preliminary hearing.
The Grafton base ball team will pla
our home team here this afternoon,
one clock sharp. The Graftonites d,
& feated Emerson. at Grafton, on Tuesda
bya score Of 16 to- Our boys need
good lot Of support from the grand stan