The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-21


Deputy Sheriff Wilson was - Bath
\ gate last week and rnade 1 seisars al
liquors. & the Pioneer Drug store.
The Hyde Park pigeon shoot w. not
% we'll attended as would have been
with favorable weather. There vas
some good shooting though. Another
shoot will be held later. N '5 79,3S
Messrs. Adam Norton and j. e.
Truemner Of Cavalier went to Clyde .
week ago Monday, the former to look
after his farm there and the latter to
visit his daughter Mrs. French.
All four sides Of temporary bin be-
longing to the Cavalier Mills busted
outwards and let loose some 5000 bush
els of wheat. G. NJ. Burgess had mar
row escape from a falling timber as it
went. 8s
T. r. Shaw, Pembina's ever popular
and exquisite druggist, was a visitor in
town over Thursday night. AS the
train did not arrive until after ten.
o'clock and "Tom" could not clay over"
many of his friends were unable to meet
him.-Mountaineer. /.
Editor Lee calls Mrs. Hager's atten-
ton to the fact that one of the bells
brought to the northwest by Father
Belcourt in 1S47 is now in the steeple of
the Catholic church at Walhalla instead
of Leroy as stated by the latter. Up to
1896 it was the only bell in town and
then larger bell was purchased and !
the two are hanging together there and
when the new church is completed they
will be transferred to the new building. |
The bell was cast in l845 and has some
raised figures upon it.
Herman Morris left for Nez Perces.
Idaho, where he now resides with his
family, Tuesday evening. He had spent
several months looking after his interest |
in Pembina county and Manitoba, and
just before his departure had completed
the erection of big modem barn on his
800 acre farm six miles northwest of Ros-
enfelt. at cost of 81 400. The barn is |
28x40 feet with concrete foundation,
and is up-to-date in every detail. Mr..
Norris is extensively engaged in ranch
ing in Idaho.-Neche Chronotyye.
The Call received information of the
death of Mrs. Robert Pattison, ST., at |
her nome near Saskatoon on the 4th of
December, at the age of Is years and
three months. Mrs. Pattison accident
ally fell about three weeks ago and sus.
tanned injuries, but was recovering |
from the effects of it when pneumonia |
set in and took her away. Mrs. Patti
son was born at st. Germans, Cornwall
England, September II, 1881.
For some twenty years Mr.. and Mrs.
Pattison resided in the vicinity Crys-
tall where they were held in high es-
TEEN, About two years ago when their !,
son and daughter removed to the North
west, in order to be near them, they
sold out and went also. The bereaved
family have the heartfelt sympathy of
their many friends in this community. |
Crystal Call.
w. G. Green arrived in the village yes
terday from Flaxton wheee he had spent
six weeks supplying a vacancy in the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church. He !
will remein here until after the holiday
season and then visit Seattle and other
Pacific coast points,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eph. Armstrong departed on Monday
for their future home al Paluse, Wash,
where Mr.. Armstrong will engage in
business with his brother-in-law, H. P.
Asselstine.. County superintendent
Sherarts was in the village Tuesday, on
his way to st. Thomas on official duties.
While here he visited the school, and
Monday night attended the A. ~. w.
installation and supper. While highly
gratified at his reelection, Mr.. Sherarts
was not feeling particularly blue over
his prospects Of a defeat, as was the case
with some of his friends. He had been
offered the superintendency of the
schools:of certain city, the position of
which is second in Importance to that
of Grand Forks and Fargo.-Hamilton
independent.
The remains of Mrs. Isaac Prairie,
who died at Portal last week, arrived in
Neche on Sunday last, and the funeral
was held at the Catholic church, inter-
.|mentIbeing made in the local cemetery
beside the body Of her husband, who died
|severall years ago. Mrs. Prairie was ma