The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-17

Some children at play broke a plate
glass in the pank at Neche and it will
cost sl5O to get new one.
The cornerstone Of THE new NJ. E..
church at Neche was laid last Sunday
with suitable ceremonies.
Mrs. R. Frise and daughter will move
to Minneapolis from Hamilton, Of which
place they are old residents,
Miss Sidna Douglas Of Pembina was
a guest Of Mrs. Jas. A. Wright on Sum
day. Hamilton Independent.
Dr.. and Mrs. Walker and Miss Nellie
Garnett of st. Thomas are on a trip Of
two weeks to Montreal via the lakes.
John Often Of Neche and his father
aged lightweight are visitors at the G.
A. R. at Minneapolis this week. The
former is veteran.
James Liberty, brother Of Mesdames
VIM. Brown and VIM. Trenbeath Of
Neche last week, aud was buried at Min
to, Of appendicitis. -
A lot of the railway workers on the
new road out of Neche jumped their jobs
and filled a much felt want among the
farmers at $3.50 per day.
Skafti Gudmundson IA year old son
Of Gunnar Gunderson of Mountain was
accidentally shot by younger brother In
the left breast and dangerously wounded.
The Grafton base ball team of whom
four or five were Pembina county boys
from Neche and Drayton has disbanded
after twenty-eight victories and four de.
feats.
After much difficulty the relatives of
w. H. Addison who was killed at Neche
last week on the G. N. were located at
Bracebridge, Ont, and the remalus
shipped there.
Little Roxey Cheney of Neche was
operated on for appendicitis by Drs.
Donovan of Neche, James Of Bathgate,
and McKenty of G1etna, and is progress
ing favorably.
VIC. Lestikow Of Grafton has sold
his four mill to St. Louis firm. Mr..
Lestikow will retain an interest. 1t is
said that he and his family expect to
move to California.
Areunion ofthe family of Mr.and Mrs..
M. w. Young took place at Cavalier
last week. Six grown-np children, all
married and living IN this county except
one who resides in Kansas, were present.
]. c. Johnson of Hyde Park returned
from Seattle last week, where he had
been visiting his son Walter who had
typhoid. The boy was improved and
ON the road to recovery when he left.
Jas. T. Blackjack has been appointed
deputy game warden for the Walllalla
locality. He begins by offering re-
ward for Information, $40 for less than
three birds and $40 for over that. num-
Der.
Mrs. l. A. Burnley and son Robt. left
Thursday for their future home at
Pembina. Both Mrs. Burnley and her son
have large number Of Drayton friends
who greatly regret their departure.
Drayton Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seaton and Capt.
James Thomson arrived at Bowesmont
from Leeds last week. Mrs. Seaton
was former resident of Bowesmont
and daughter OF Jas. Thomson Jr. Of
Leeds. The newly married couple were
on their way to Winnipeg on their bridal
| tour. ;
While going off the approach at the
Walhalla bridge, working man slid of
load of feed in company with part OF
the load and was badly injured, having
his leg broken and some bad bruises.
He was takent to town and put under
the care Of Dr.. Scott. He has worked
at threshing here for two previous sea-
sons. S5
The Minneapolis Sunday Tribune
contained an illustrated article des-
scribing the grst flour mill of the NORTH
west. that built by Father Bellecourt al
ST Joseph in this county, 1s4a IL 1872
the first flonr mill was built al Walhalla
4 by George Emmerling and John Mayer.
The first mill-stones of Father Bellecouft
aud Of the Emmerling mills are displayed
IN the walls Of the engine room 81 the
present extensive mill there which Is
Istill under the control 81 NJ. Mage a.
- Shooting Allows u
Any person POUNDS shootjne ons my
premises, including Whist il I'm 'tisiac.
Arthur slough " will - pro- ecnbed tc
tn futl extent q he 4 M .ss