The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23


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business matter write to the publishers of the
premium papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Cockburn of Dray-
ton spent Sunday with relatives in town.
The Foyresters are to have grand
social affair at their hall in St. Vincent
this evening.
James Parker his been engaged to
clerk in store at Humboldt, and will
start to work on Monday.
Messrs John Robbie, Th IS. Tarald son
and ]. F. Naughton were delegates from
Drayton the past week.
Rev. D. H. Jacobs Of Emerson has re-
signed from the church there and has
accepted call to Blythfeld.
Rev. and Mrs. karr and Mrs. Switzer
went to Fargo Monday to attend the state
foreign missionary convention.
Mr., Everson of Stephen has purchased
the stock OF general merchandise of
Florance g. Nelson at Humbolt and
taken possession.
Jasper K. i.oskins, Ardock, and Han
nah lsaacson, Strandquist. N. D. were
granted license, and also married on
Tuesday by Judge Wick.
Emerson is making arrangements to
build new school building as soon as
the frost is out OF the ground to repla &c
the one that burned this winter.
Mrs. Jane NJ. Murray died at klldonan
Man. aged So years. Mrs. Murray was
the mother of Mrs. Chas. Cavileer of
death.
Eph Arnold sold half section of land
in Glow township last week to John
Levin of Monticello, Ill. for $3.50 per
acre. MIR. Arnold expects to move, to
the Canadian north est.
Charles Dure formerly of this city, has
resigned his positisn as cashier of the
First National Bank Of Hallock and
accepted position with the C. ]. McCol-
lom Lumber Company of Winnipeg.
On Thursday night Of last week, an
Emerson lady lost an undressed NIT,
with fur top, between the ferry landing
and the livery barn, in Pembina Find
er will please leave same at this office.
Fred kraouse was arrested at Winni-
peg this week and brought to Penn bina,
he waving extradition. on charge of
grand larceny. Kraouse was working
near Cavalier last tall for Mr.. Ruby and
1t is said got away with watch, gun and
and some jewelry.
"A. L. Glllispie, manager of the Reid
farm east of St. Vincent is back from a
: visit to the head office of the Reid inter-
ests in Toronto, and has issued posters
offering the farm for sale in tracts to suit
purchaser. 1t is the intention to close
Out everything this spring.
A meeting of the county democratic
committee which was called at Cava
this week WAS poorly attended owing to
bad weather and the meeting was adjourn
led to be held at Pembina on April 9th.
lMessers Winlaw and Myrick were in
attendance from here.
S. B. Ebersol, Of MarselIles. III, was in
the city Saturday and among other things
Informed us there are number Of parties
from his locality locating on lands west
of toilette, and in the Pratttord neighbor-
hood this spring, who purchased land
there last year. Already several have
arrived. The Farr brothers arrived last
week with full equipments to start farm
ing extensively. The winter in Illinois
has been an open one, but very wet and
and disagree cable one.
A printed notice, signed by half doz-
en- lea ling citizens Of Wahpeton. is post
ed in the post Office here, Offering re-
ward Of 800 for the recovery Of the body
OF Rev. T. NJ Edwards, who disappear
ed from there on the evening Of Decem.
Der 2lst and has not been heard of since.
It d supposed that he tried to cross the
Red river and broke through the ice and
was drowned. Diligent search was made
atthe time Of his disappearance but the
! Ice inteifered with the work.