The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-24
County News

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Four tennis courts in Hamilton-be-
sides the other kind.
Mrs. Cyrus Briggs, Of Tyner, has gone
to Rochester, Mimi, to the hospital there.
A son of Charles Soeby of Beaulieu
was kicked by horse and had his arm
broken.
Edward Gardiner of Alberta has been
visiting old friends and neighbors "a,
Hamilton.
The Foster Land agency at Bathgate
is expecting several parties of land seek
ers this week.
H. N. Joy, of Toronto, and formerly Of
Hamilton, is back visiting his old friends
in this county.
D. D. Warner of Hamilton has two
autos and three teams to haul his land
seekers about.
Mrs. Jos. NORM, of St. Joseph, was the
victim of ptomaine poisoning last week,
but is getting better.
Louis Captain, Of Neche, is the father
of a nine pound daughter that arrived
last Saturday week.
D. ID. Warner the land man at HAM
ilton had an attack of hear, trouble but
was better next day.
Last week was a hard one on horse
flesh, many deaths having been report
ed from the extreme heat.
Robert Dickie's horse started home
from Hamilton the other night. He lett
p lrt OF the buggy in town.
Dan Shay, formerly OF Neche, now OF
Bantry. has accepted the position of assis-
tant cashier in the bank there.
Jas. T. Blackjack is buying wheat for
the State elevator at Walhalla. Jim is an
old hand at the business, having bought
wheat at Hamilton in former years.
The editor of the Pink Paper thinks
the yield will be disappointing-after
about hundred miles of observation.
Not much better thansIast year though
there is larger acreage.
At a recent meeting of the citizens
bank Of Drayton the following officers
were chosenePres. Jas. Robertson vice
president d. K. Smith, Cashier j.; G. +.
Colley.
According to the personals in the &C.
unity weeklies there must have been at
least two hundred Pemoina county
people who took advantage of the low
rates and went to the TWIN Cities last
week.
Miss May B,ptie AMI Nsttie Hills
have returned from their visit at Bath
gate to take up their work as teachers in
Seattle. Mrs. S. Hills will join them at
Berthold.
Prof, Tucker Of the B.thgate scho OILS
has again been taken sick from the Same
trouble that7he had during the summer
and will not be able to return there
again. The b ard Is looking for a new
principal.
A son Of Charles Dalz=ll of Leroy was
taken with tine smallpox. The transient
who was taken up at Walh4lia two
weeks ago stopped at Dalzeil's on his
way. The latter has recovered and
been discharged.
Samuel Davis was convicted in the
Federal court at Fargo on the charge O
robbing the Cavalier post-office some
time ago. He tried to prove an alibi
He was given three years in the peniten
iiary at Sioux Falls and to paya fine o
$500, He is said to be former convict.
Prof. Chandler. of the N. D. u, wa.
at Neche last week measuring the waite
in the Pembina river. The Prof. say
that of the average rainfall Of twent,
inches, only one inch finds its way int,
the rivers, which will surprise mos
people.
Editor Hull Of the Wilton News wen
to the Yellowstone. The "deyir' in hi
absence put in simple little churcl
notice to the effect that every one was in
vited to attend and help make the servic
es interesting, but he gothic word ser
vices changed to Sermon and now tn
minister is mad. 8:
"A telegram was received at Neche q
Tuesday hight saying that Walter John
son had died At Seattle. His father. Johl
e. johnson. returned from Seattle las
week with the hope md expectation tha
HE son was convaIescent The remain
were brought g Nehches md shere Intel
ment made in he Hyde Park. csmeter,
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