The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-01-05

every time he thinks of the n.w H.
pound baby boy at his house.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Blaisdell OF Beaulieu, their daughter
Lottie was married to MIR. Leslie Rose.
Jos. Stratton, who moved to Virginia
few years ago, is now resident of
Grand Forks and will remain in North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Haight, who are
spending the winter in Pulyullup, WASH,
sent Editor fIager of St. Thomas box
Of holly.
Willie Truemer, formerly of Cavalier,
now soldier at Fort Apache, Ariz.,
writes long and interesting letter to the
Chronicle.
G. G. Grier, who recently sold his
farm in Carlisle, has left for Lake Viii.
son, Minn., where he will go into the
Mercantil business.
"How many times have you forgotten
to write it '19O6'?'-Mountaineer. And
yet the Mountaineer of that same issue
was dated January 2, 1906"
Mrs. w. A. Murphy of Neche has been
under the care Of specialist and had an
operation performed on account of the
irritation of the salivary glands.
Miss Emma Facy came home from
Macarthur Saturday evening to spend
the holidays. She was accompanied BY
Miss Bernath of St. Vincent.
Call.
Somebody has been stealing meat
from ex-Commissioner Jos. Morin's meat
house. Mr.. NORM says The thief will get
some pepper on his meat if he comes
again.
Bay Center postoffice has been dis
continued and that mail will hereafter
go to Walhalla R. F. D. No. l. Some
of the old residents don't like the
change.
Miss Hattie Coburn, formerly of Wal
halla. but now of Palisades, COL, while
going home from school fell and broke
her back bone about three inches from
the base. She is recovering.
Word was received at Crystal last
week that John S. Anderson, a former
pioaeer resident Of that section, had died
and that his remains would be brought
to Crystal tor burial OH Friday last. He
had been living at Spokane.
The Chronicle enters this week on its
sixteenth volume. Bro. Fairchild gives
his town good newspaper every week
in the year. May the Chronicle grow
and prosper under its present manage
ment as many years again.
VIM. Ague of Carlisle, who has been
living alone this winter, was taken with
bad attack of rheumatism and for
some time was barely able to keep up a
fire, leaving his stock unfed and un-
watered, until discovered by his father
aud brother, who came to see him.
Fhe Mountaineer says somebody sent
away to Rears, Sawbuck & Co., or a
similar firm, and got a new set of teeth
that gave good fit and satisfaction.
Now, If fellow could send away to
those same dentists and get his teeth
pulled wouldn't be blamed for
patronizing outside firms.
Henry kllndt Of ~cLean, while stand
on load OF manure, fell of backward
and struck his eye on the sleigh as he
tell and was Knocked insensible. He
was thought to be dead when picked up
and DIR. Mowatt Of Walhalla was sent
tor, but the young patient had recovered
when he arrived. His eye was badly
bruised.
Miss Phe Larter Of Drayton, who has
long been one of the force in the Moses
& Wy'le establishment, has gone to On
tario for visit and will then go to Los
Angeles to live. Miss Larter was
great favorite in Drayton society and
was quite well known in this city, having
visited here with her sister, Mrs. ]. ID.
during The latter's residence
here.