The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-07

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The drainage board mat & Grafton
Ilsst week 70 BE- with engineer Mott.
Nj. and Mrs. John Stafford Of Cry.
stal have gone to Los Angeles Tor the
winter. II
Jos. NORM has moved his family and
household effects from the farm to
Neche village. " d
Fred Rene Is going to Manchester, N.
u. sitter settling up his affairs here for
. visit with friends there. 5s;sa
4 Dr.. Story has left Crystal and will
look for another location. He had re-
sided there about two years.
The Times is surprised that the citi-
zens are not supporting High School en-
tertainment course better.
Mayor Gibson Of st. Thomas is trying
to get the Scotties Of Grafton and other
towns interested in curling.
Mrs. Rose, mother Of Mrs. d. j. Lax
dial has been critically i'll at the resi-
dence of the latter in Cavalier.
/ Miss Isabel Cameron and John Clark.
ner both Of Bruce were married at Graf.
ton on November 2lst. They will re.
side on the farm. Of DR.. Thompson at
| Cavalier.
Word has been received at Cavalier
Of the death Of Mrs. Frawley, wife Of
Jerry Frawley formerly publisher of the
Chronicle, at her home in Perth, North
Dakota.
Emma D. Anderson and s. A. Turn
ley were married at the home of the
bride at Malo, Washington, on Novem-
Der 22nd. The bride was former resi-
dent Of Crystal.
Rev. and Mrs. Whitford of Cavalier
who have been i'll with typhoid have re-
covered, the former partially and the
latter completely. It will be some time
before Mr.. Whitford can resume his
work.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murdoch of Tyner
died Monday, November 2eth, of paraly-
sis, aged 70 years. The funeral was
held yesterday from the Tyner church
conducted by Rev. T. U. Richmond.
The community extends sympathy to
the bereaved family.-Cavalier Chroni.
Gle.
We understand that A. d. Gibson has
returned from the st. Paul hospital to
his home at Tyner, in the care of an
attendant, and with his condition not
noticeably improved. 1t is probable
that he will be removed to more tenn
perate cline to spend the winter.-Ca
alier, Chronicle.
Nels Anderson who lived in Mime
sofa just across the river from Drayton
was given five years in the peni,entiary
at the term Of court at Hallock. His
wife committed suicide by taking car
bolic acid some month ago and it was
proven that the husband had mistreat.
ed her and shortly before she commit
ted the act, he pointed a gun at her,
and that his treatment had caused het
to commit suicide.
H. E. Pratt Of Cavalier wrote to Mr..
Hill about the shortage of cars and got
nice letter back in which Mr.. Hill
claims that the reason of the shortage
is the failure of the terminals to handle
the loaded cars. This however sounds
queer, when the reports from Duluth
and Minneapolis show that the amount
Of grain in store and the cars received
are very much less than last and other
years. In the latter place it was stated
last week that Minneapolis was over
12,C0O cars short of last years receipts at
the same time. Why, were the ter
minals not slow last year?
Friday Of last week a deal was closed
whereby H. 3. Pratt sold 1920 acres of
Pembina county land to John Stewart
Of New York City for eo,ooo, or at the
rate Of e31.25 per acfss The land was
Purchased for Mr.. Stewart by a Min
neapolis agency, Geo. H. Wiishard & Co.
The balance Of his farm land, 40 acres,
Mr.. Pratt sold to private party, resi-
dent of this county, for a consideration
|of Sl3,75O. The same week Mr.. Pratt
sold his Office property on Main street to
Raoul Branchaud, though the latter
will not come into actual possession Of
the property until January LIST, 1908,
and NJ, Pratt win retain his office in
the building until that time. Cavalier
/ Chronicle. 55s 81
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