The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-09-14
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Field corn has ripened we'll this sea-
son. .s
The Pink Paper thermometer register
ed l06 in the shade last Friday.
Thieves broke into LaMoure & Co.'S
warehouse at Neche and stole several
sacks OF -four. . g
Laughlin Currie has left Bsthgate to
take place with the Great Northern
at Devils Lake. I .;.
Mrs. Geo. Creelman of Mclean has
gone to Rochester hospital for an opera
ton for tuberculosis.
It is reported that F. D. Murney of
Hamilton has sold his half section for
$4,000. Pink Paper.
Nj. and Mrs. T. B. Huff of Drayton
have moved to Fargo. Mr.. H. was the
manager Of the local telephone.
George Ganssle and Henry Stong Of
Minneapolis came to st. Thomas last
week in three days via automobile.
Fred Ganssle Of St. Thomas while
attempting to stopa runaway had two
ribs broken by the pole Of the buggy.
III. Foster has gone to Southern
Minnesota aud expects to buy about
1000 sheep for himself and neighbors.
Ole Romfo Of Wang, Cavalier county
was at St. Thomas last week attending
the funeral Of Albert Walton's little
girl.
The Cavalier public schools gave a
public reception to their teachers at
the. Tabernacle-which seems to be a
nice thing to do.
VIM. Begsley the Crystal blacksmith
has sold out and will probably go to the
northwest. ]. A. Mckenzie of Hensel
is the purchaser.
Died-At the Hills residence in Ad-
vance township September, 9Th, of con-
sumption, Charles, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
john I1llllS, dgeu years.
7. R. Mclaughlin fell on the deck of
his separator at Walhalla and hurt his
side, but did not know that he had bro
ken rib until the doctor told him so.
Lottie L. Tillotson came up on Satur-
days train and left on the train this
morning. Her famous library was ship
ped to Bird Island, Mimi, this morning.
-Mountaineer. ,....
The Pink Paper rather sarcastically
says that the sidewalks of its city are
all in most excellent condition except
one or tive places each Of several thou
sand feet in length.
The ladies of the Presbyterian and M.
E. societies of Drayton met in union
meeting and among other things was an
address by Miss Garrett, sister of Mrs.
McCrea, on missionary work in the far
east.
: A horse belonging to butcher Street
of Gretna was taken from pasture and
brought to this side, ridden about two
or three days and then tied in the bush
near Neche. The offender is thought
to be resident of Leroy.
Carl Bjorkland of Bowesmont got his
arm caught in the belt of a gasoline
engine at his fathers blacksmith shop
and his arm was taken around the
wheel several times, breaking that
member between the shoulder and the
elbow.
A skunk somehow got into the ship
ping bin of St. Thomas elevator and
went down the spout to the car which
was being loaded. AS he ''was busy all
the way" the beer that will be brewed
from that barley will help make Milwau-
kee more famous than ever.
J. E. Lee of Neche has resigned from
the craftsmanship of the Republican
county committee Joe would make an
ideal chairman if he had nothing else to
do, but he has too many other irons in
the fire to give the duties of chair
manship the. necessary attention.
w. D. Mcleod once postmaster at
Neche and for many years running q
general store at Glasston and who sold
out there and went to California, has re-
turned to Neche and will make his resi-
dence there. Many old friends will be
pleased to welcome Mr.. Mcleod and
: wife back again.
r. E. Armstrong of Spokane has beer
back at Hamilton on business matters
He is located. on fruit farm few
miles out Of Spokane. The friends o
Mrs. Armstrong will be surprised tt
learn that she was very seriouly i'll will
liver complaint last April but is nov
recovered. Independent.
There were notable confirmation sci
vices held at Leroy and Neche last week