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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
County News

Yesterday was Thanksgiving day in
Canada.
CIV. Andrews of Walhalla has gone
to see his Mexican possessions.
1t is said that eighty teams are at
work building the railroad south from
Morden.
Reports from Chas. Vosper who was
stricken with paralysis, are that he is
better.
Postmaster appointed Hensel, Penn
bina county, Frederick A. johnson vice
w. N. Husband.
The Cavalier Chronicle says that the
Neche Chronotype is advertised for sale
in the Commercial West.
The Walhalla Brick CO. has made
about l,OOO,OO bricks of fine quality
this season which they now have for
sale.
The Neche D. of H. gave a farewell
social to Mrs. j. w. Henderson and
daughter who are soon to leave for the
northwest.
Atty. Stack Of Walhalla has purchas.
ed the Mrs. James Campbell farm
alongside of another that he already
owns.
Joseph VanC Camp Of st. Thomas left
last week for Minneapolis, where he was
to be married to Miss Gladys Melon.
aid.
Rex Lampman says one Of his ears
has six hundred kernels on it. It's q
corn ear, and was raised on Dr.. Dono.
van Is farm. 3
John r. Smith Ct st. Vincent and
Miss MargaretE. White Of Emerson
were married at the home Of the brides
parents last week. 5;
Three babies at Neche last week;
daughters to Mr.. and Mrs.. W. "A.
Gym, Mr.. and Mrs c. Collision and
NJ. and Mrs. Juliss stnnske.
Charley Lee Of the Mount ineer says
q at = piece, q bad road il that neigh
b tt' . should be d1sd up ~ the arosd
superior. Some 81 'em don't make
superior roads thoug Il,
George iller III I'M y m 4 u M. m
positi Nth q g. q I a III
Hamilton He, expect 10 ep hum ine
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Social Corner:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. Russell and Miss Green of 81
Vincent were making calls in the city
Friday
A large meeting of the Eastern Stars
was held on Wednesday the occasion
being the admission of two new mem.
bers Refreshments and talks were the
additional features of a. very pleasant
meeting.
The Ladies of the Episcopal Guild
are busy making up many dainty, fancy
and useful articles to be sold at their
bazaar which is to be held the first week
in December, which will give everybody
an opportunity to provide themselves
with Christmas presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Davis of Fitz-
gerald, Georgia, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wick on Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Davis is brother of Mrs. Burdick,
mother of Mrs. Wick, and has extensive
farming interests at Donaldson, Mimi,
and where they usually spend a part of
the summer.
Miss Belle Mckay had few girl
friends in on Thursday evening of last
week as farewell to Miss Edith Ward
well who left for Crookston the day fol-
lowing. A part of the program was the
making of souvenir quilt, each square
bearing the makers name, which was to
be presented to Miss Myrtle Dingle OF
Devils Lake who is to be married in a
few weeks,
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Pthis aall and III i tn Gu ri
His placs y j. ~ 81. 4 and watsr..'
D. =. Warner, he Hamilton Ind
man has formed s partnlsrship Min;
Miss Ellen Mum, having been \ married
70 that young lady il 81, Paul last wesk.
Mrs. Warner-has l,een engaged. Is, book
keeper for 4 wholesale house i'll ST.
Paul, but was originally ! resident 81
Hillsboro. Many friends will join With
us in good wishes. &
Deputy sherifs Wilson and Ardies
arrested 7. McNamara and JOS. Holler-
an at Neche last week on the charge Of
maintaining a nuisance under the pro-
hibition law. The complaining witness
was Chas Pearson Of Cavalier. It is
said that there was plenty of tangible
tangle- foot taken as evidence. The
parties were bound over for trial at the
district court and gave bonds.
A pretty home wedding occurred at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. g..
Mcintosh in st. Thomas!iast week when
their daughter, Miss Annette E., be-
came the bride Of Ralph Demars of
Hallock. There were number Of out
of town guests and the rooms were
prettily trimmed with autumn leaves and
vines. Mr.. Demars is quite well known
in this city which he has visited several
times on telephone business and in
which business he is still engaged at
Hallock, and where the happy couple
will make their home. Many friends
here will wish them happiness.
Patrick O'Brien of Leroy was found
dead at his home where he lived alone,
last Friday morning, Nap. Dame,
John Allison and HI. Marquart went
over to the place to look it over as Mr..
Allison had purchased it. Peering in
the windows they saw the old man lying
on the floor at the foot. of the stairs.
They broke in and found him dead. A
coroner's jury elected the evidence that
in all probability the old man had got
ten up in the night and installing his
way in the darkness, had stepped off the
side of the stair landing as it had no
rail, and fallen headlong down. the
stairs striking spike that had been
driven into the logs that formed the
side of the stairway. just above the eye
and then fell to the floor on the back of
his head and fractured the sknll. No
evidence of violence or robbery was
shown and there was over e4OO, found
in his pants pockets lying in the
room up stairs. Mr.. O'Brien was an
old settler and though he had no re-
latives there, large number of neigh
bors attended the funeral. Mrs. O'Brien
was taken to the hospital at Grafton
about a year ago. Relatives have been
notified but no response has yet been re-
ceived.
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M. E. APPOINTMENTS.

The annual conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church of North Dako
ia, held at Valley City, was adjourned
Monday, when the following assign
ment of ministers was announced for tn,
Grand Forks district:
M. P. Burns, presiding elder.
Aneta-A. Hayes.
Bathgate-James Opie.
Bowesmont-To be supplied.
Cavalier-Steven Whitford.
Crystal-F. A. Gossman.
Drayton-H. P. Cooper.
Edmore-C. E. Stinton.
Emerald Fred Buckwalter,
Forest River w. J. Medland.
Grafton-C. 81. Easterbrook.
Grand Forks VIM. w. Moore.
Hamilton-L. F. Thowell.
Hannah Elmer Duden.
Hansboro J. w. Kensit.
Hope-J. G. Bigelow. #
Hunter and Grano- E. u. Cook.
Inkster a. William Puppy.
Lakota r. IL Macarthur.
Langdon G. "a Bates. &.
Larimore B. IA. Burns. (.
Loma3and Munich o be supplied.
McVil and Tallna A. j. Pittman.
b Milton w. Adais. e.
;34s Tfsv&r fNSn 60 |IE rs ~ III II
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

The Crookston College is beginning
it's 18th year with eight teachers and
eight courses. It's the Oldest and larp-
est school in the Northwest. II has
placed every one Of its graduates ID Rood
paying positions. Free car fare is
Crookston. Send for catalogue Is u j. e.
Sat hire, Crookston, Minnesota,
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Cheap Horses.
Good Farm For Sale.

Good Farm For Sale.
Owing to i'll health, offer for sale INV
farm, two miles from Neche, containing
22O acres of cultivated land and 40 acres
of timber. Good buildings, two wells Of
fine water and is a desirable farm in
every respect. Part cash payment and
balance on easy terms.
FRITZ.vOLRATH,
Neche, N. D. Z
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Park River-C. E. vermilyea.
Pembina-Alex Karr.
Petersburg-E. L. Nudge.
Rock Lake.. D. Gambriel.
st. Thomas Samuel Ellery.
Sarles-ThOmas Burden.
Thompson and Reynolds Samuel
Newlove.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shickef.
e. P. Robertson, president of Wesley
College; Aerold E. White, William r.
Wilson and A. j. Pittman, to attend
school: Samuel Halfyard, professor in
Wesley college; j. NJ. Beadles, evange.
list; Richard Hooking, missionary to
Nevada.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

Grand rugs made From old carpets
Write Mpls. Carpet Cleaning and Rug
Factory, 112 4th st. n, Minneapolis.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

Little Wallace jackson tried to ride
Trixey, the family horse and fell off and
broke his right arm just above the wrist
At supper time the editor of this paper
noticed him playing about with his arm
in splints and said, "Wallace, what is
the matter with your arm" He stop
ped playing long enough to say. II was
ridin the horse and fell off and broke
my arm. Oats all,"-and he went on
playing. Pink Paper.
A. H, Haimbaugh, of Valley Springs
South Dakota, who was here week ago
looking over the Hotel Tyler with a view
of renting it sent word yesterday to
Judge Conmy the owner, that he had
decided to accept the proposition the
Judge made him and that he will be
here on the 10Th of this month. Mr.
Himebaugh has been running the Cen
trail hotel in Valley Springs and is said
to be practical hotel man. Mr.. Tyler's
lease runs out the last of this month.
The adjourned preliminary hearing in
the case of Forester VS.. Durand at EN-
erson, where the plaintiff charges the de-
fendent with setting the fire that de-
stroyed the Strathcona hotel month
ago, was completed on Wednesday and
the judges reserved decision for week.
There was large number of witnesses
examined but no special testimony adj
duced that would show motive, except
that the defendant was not doing a
profitable business but running behind.
On Thursday there was no school in
any of the rooms of the city schools, the
teachers having gone to visit the Penn
bina schools for the day. They will
make up the lost day later. 1t is hoped
the teachers o the Pembina schools will
return the compliment and visit our
schools at their early convenience.
Pembina has fine corps of teachers we
are informed and visit from them
"ouAN oCAlAuAo1c Jul SCuOOl Us well dS
make pleasant occasion for both visi-
tors and visited.-Pink Paper.
No doubt the friends and customers
of Ferguson g. Lean of toilette will be
surprised as we'll as sorry to hear that
their business has passed into the hands
of L. E. Mccumber & Co. of Minneapolis
who have decided to sell it out in two
weeks sale at 50 cents on the dollar
rather than move it. We are indeed
sorry to lose Ferguson & Lean for their
business has been such that we are
panied to to hear of them leaving the
commercial field and trust that what.
ever they embark in later will be one OF
success and prosperity. At. the same
time we cannot help but feel that their
loss is our gain, for toilette and the
surrounding country have never had
an opportunity before, from which such
sacrifice of merchandise will benefit
them, and our advice after reading Their
adv. carefully is that everybody better
stock up while they have such golden
opportunity.
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Teacher Wanted.
House and Six Acres.

House and Six Acres.
Half a mile from city post Office.
Good place for market gardener. Plenty
of trees and shelter and on the river
bank. Enquire of
j. A. WILKINS.
Cheap Horses.
l have four horses left which 1 will
sell at sl25 each. Can be seen at my
residence in Pembina.
H G. JEPHCOTT.
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Subscribe for the Pioneer Express,
leading paper in the Red River Valley.
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MARKET REPORT.

Flax. w. Oats %. Barley 35.
F. G. Myrick went to Grand Forks on
Monday.
w. G. T. U. meets with Mrs. Baskin
on Friday at a o'clock,
T. r. Shaw has been quite ill at home
! for the last two days.
N. R. Burley went to Walhalla to visit
with his family on Monday.
Services at Grace church next SIM
day at 1870 p. m. Sunday school at IL.
Editor Fairchild of Drayton was a
fraternal visitor between trains on Mon
day.
Mrs. DeMain of the Carter district,
near Bathgate was thrown from bug
gy on Monday and had her arm broken.
The Pembina band drove over to
Cavalier on Monday and furnished
music for the Republican rally that
evening.
toilette 'items" take up considerable
space in this issue. They are worth
reading by anybody that lives anywhere
within few hours ride.
H. B. Teeney, of Mapleton, Mimi, is
the successor to Mr.. Sweet on this mail
run, from here to Winnipeg junction.
MIR. Sweet runs from Grand Forks to
Havre, Montana.
On Wednesday night fire destroyed
the barn and granary of Victor Holm
quist, on the Red river west of Hallock,
burning seven horses, 1000 bushels of
wheat, and other property.
Mrs. Richard Weeks and son Thomas
OF Occur d. Alene, are the guests of the
Sees at Carlisle. Tod says that Dick
has sold his farm and will remove to
British Columbia.
Mac Burley, son of N. r. Burley was
in the city few days last week visiting
with his father. He has a position in
the state auditors Office at Bismarck
and returned there on Sunday,
Deputy sheriff Wilson of Cavalie,
arrested Geo. Carter at Bathgate charg.
ed with selling booze. Carter was taken
to Cavalier but in some way escaped
from the officers and is now in Mani.
toba.
The principal Of the Glasston schools
Prof. Geo. Newton was taken with IT,.
phoid and was compelled to return Ia
his home in Wisconsin. His place has
been filled BY Prof. Spencer Douglas
late Of the Bowesmont school.
The Kochendoerfsrs and JAS Knee.
shaw are busy turning over the ground
With their threshine engines hitched ia
plows. They are able to get over from
twenty "a stveaty.f five acres u day
Wills Mt phi iculaffy les expensive
than ysts they ct 3 iott u ground
on VI use both theil
SSss iorG1G aiad engine s5s s5
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Anderson che Phe,tI;oler.o,lh,e,,.. Z

Win be q his Pembina Studio every
first and 10, third Mond sy and Tnesdsy 81
each month & t;ss ID
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Mac Burley, son of N. r. Burley was
in the city a few days last week visiting
with his father. He has position in
the state auditors Office at Bismarck,
and returned there on Sunday,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

The Pembina band drove over to
Cavalier on Monday and furnished
music for the Republican rally that
evening.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

Mrs. DeMain of the Carter district
near Bathgate was thrown from bug
gy on Monday and had her arm broken.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

Editor Fairchild of Drayton was a
fraternal visitor between trains on Mon
day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

Deputy sheriff Wilson Of Cavalie,
arrested Geo. Carter at Bathgate charg.
ed with selling booze. Carter was taken
to Cavalier but in some way escaped
from the officers and is now in Mani.
toba.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Local Wants +:

Ladies, please call at Miss LaBar's
new millinery store and see all the latest
styles in Millinery.
Oysters in bulk. Oyster Stews served
at all hours at Cavileer's.
Teacher Wanted.
Holding second grade certificate.
for term of six months to commence
as soon as possible,
G. KEMP, Clerk,
Prattford
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toilette ''items'' take up considerable
space in this issue. They are worth
reading by anybody that lives anywhere
within few hours ride.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

Mrs. Richard Weeks and son Thomas
of Occur d. Alene, are the guests of the
Sees at Carlisle. Tod says that Dick
has sold his farm and will remove to
British Columbia.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

Our citizens we'll be pleased to read in
the M. E. conference appointments in
this issue that Rev. Karr is to return to
us for another year. One can never be
quite sure what Methodist conference
will do until it's all over. We are glad
to notice also that the conference did
not make the same mistake as did the
Congregationalists and resolve itselfinto
a political.'oonvention.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

Entered at the postoffice at Pembina a
second class mail matter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

The principal Of the Glasston schools
{ Prof. Geo. Newton was taken with ty-
phoid and was compelled to return to
his home in Wisconsin. His place has
been filled BY Prof. Spencer Douglas
late Of the Bowesmont school.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

On Wednesday night fire destroyed
the barn and granary of Victor Holm
quist, on the Red river west of Hallock,
burning seven horses, 1000 bushels of
wheat, and other property.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

H. B. Teeney, of Mapleton, Mimi, is
the successor to Mr.. Sweet on this mail
run, from here to Winnipeg Junction
MIR. Sweet runs from Grand Forks to
Havre, Montana.
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Services at Grace church next SIM.
day at 1870 p. IN. Sunday school at IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
The Poor We Have With Us

proudly claim enlightened pa'oa the
sun % also believe Il
And wa do not % poor. Ia Tact
hoaso q ihsn the
prisoa much be peerre than pos
Holland todied psupsrs Everybody seems %
Aud folks take of their hats 70 The
very knd them whether they have money NOS
Holland and eant und job you 50 70 the
government nd your troubles
farm sat taught agfe1lt
agriculture that dsals vita xowaz vhoa 10 hous
careful frugal attentive agriculture thai en-
little pece 81 land and make support his"
nceb the Hoiaad Make hoss who can help hefa
selves 90 H.
fast these outofworks show that they tnoE hos
trusted and their feet aEain the soy
permit small holdins Zoe himself
u send those Who ~oFt ana ~so have
criminals and those Who cannot
thry farmod out TO
Political By how little human besSs
canb e cd and sI1 kecp Of the
Cor thsI ean best In
politics although efrent and
. rewarded With higher political position
humanity wonia 30 fine
thing til. glorious land the fFSc. uOuidar bl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
The Worlds Heroes

The ayorge man the re Of hostile Armies
and battle side bs side oshuag his country than
dis In the ys aleoa the cs garhase push h"om
on tho boulevard who 10 this wotkwpfk which
a. commonly despscd looked down upouwho are the rcal
horoes Of Cbieago whose har honest faithful
labor has placed this city among economical 10 ho world
Controller r. Ncoapn. o ehicaeo Is author Of The
above statement
n Is "a unusnal view ~ hvroisn,
But NO rishteEuated think twice the subject
without realizing IT S she rkht
Is COMMONLY supposed be born la hlafe 81 glory
We seldom thnk Of dl patient daily sacrifice and toll
Yet faithfully performed has done mo lot The
advanccuent mankind than have al the battles ever fought
The man called under the streets into foul
tits ufa % constant discomfort
sua aenial ,e he o seldom complains
The atch dsger humble lsius offers as hish
performances Of duty u 70 BE- touna
IN any military camp % battle All da} long he IL buay ap
parent tree carrying the heav
sst part Of civilization aud for small reward
The ciS garbage he hia through noome
ALLEYS scer carrying she refuse aud mshing The oiV
hAbabo offers example Of lifelong
devotion 10 unpleasant the world affords
under daily toll and ntshy discomfort
han the fire % 3 battle line
In thrill hEbt waving iaE 20 ot
low no hope glory in the everyday devotion TO duty
Hard poor pay alfnea face than bullets
noas the unhappy condioa an hef hyea
Aud cannot their service
They Zoe mankind than all the worlds sol
iers statesmen combined
skilled and Is much the races ad
yAneemeut dolnk much Tor itself m toll
Il pleasant pax good skilled labor
tae wofd It's due
Rr ao, vii labor performs the ~ek whch
none offered Il Is hs
The hshest Of true hcroism 10 b.
In all history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

SEW YORK. AUG = The Van
defbHt elan IL celebrated fur theig
oafl1 marriage espe eIallS the uIas
cuIine laartiau Of L. The tetrUthal
At Harold the yuankeat Huu ~ VII
De X ~. and Mrs q " = BE
mont. To Eleanor Scare. Who Nas O.
great ehun - Mira Mex i.9hr
worth. before the pfoalarut.a oldest
laughter became maEfuu. ia about
10 b. announced
Harold ) Vanderbilt Was born in
fxk4 tie e Harvard man. aud
.haula DO marty Miss aeafa this
atnter be all BE- oBe year older
than his brother. Willie X II 49,
whan be- naafrlrd Mism Nlrgtnla
Pair Her cousin. CaInrilaa Nhn
Aefhili. waa 81 shea BE- married
Miss NlFwinla Faif tlla coasln,
Cornelius Vanderbilt; aas q Nhsn
he married Miss Grare Wilson
ahile Aifred GsYnpr sas afili tao
yeafn Feaneaf when BE- welded
Miss Eiai~ Preach
While Mss grafa 4 uembef 81
tho binaAf blood 81 hark ilAY Boo
toa. sha ia declared 10 - mote aku
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

Sign. for { distinctly recall that shc
did not gigFlr And Il mAy be.
I maF say IN passing. that q ia
considered perfectly proper Tor tho
gardener 10 aAg "ma'Hm and sif
10 the masters daughter
We are greatly Indebted 20 Yoa.
Tiiiman. ake said You arc tho
man who has produced tho esxs
Hm q modest man ! SEVER had
desire 70 take ans credit Dot dns
me aud Il Nas fer frum "a our
pans 60 rob tho conscientious hens
~ any honor. bat ] was 60 nmhar
raaa.a huw~d aud siRmmerrd.
Yes. ma'am. thank ypu
A frW daya later / had another
- place The master un
der obligation 10 me Just e. she
was lrafluR tbs farm Tor = ftcs IN
her phneton this hnFaa became
heightened snd Kicked the single
tree % niscas VAS neat and
grabbed The animal BY The hit ard
rAimea IL MiHa liuffrnss Was
much frightened when | helped hef
frum the phsston HE declared
she woasa never again attempt to
drive a hpfae
II r. mach too dangerous.
she said q shall ride In IN auto