The pioneer express., 1906-01-19

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The Methodist people are planning for
special services in the near future.
Rachel Lewis and Charles O'Neil and
a big company in the City Hall Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
Ben Taylor, our popular barber, has
another young daughter at his home, and
congratulations are in order.
We received pleasant visit from HI.
F.Graves and R. !. Mcfarland. of the
Tongue River neighborhood, on Satur-
day.
Judge Conmy expects to leave next
week to Montreal on visit to his daugh-
ter, who is taking degrees in convent as
nun.
Many friends Of w. A Adams, former
ly OF St. Vincent. will be glad to learn of
his recovery from recent his severe illness
his home in St. Paul.
They say that there is goiug to be an
eclipse the moon at'midnight on Feb
ruary 9th. Moon-struck and similar
folks will be on the lookout.
The NJ. E. choir have selected week
from to night for their social which will
be held in the City Hall, and further par
ticulars will be given next week.
The Northwestern elevator at Lang
don burned last week, 1t was full OF
wheat, and the loss is estimated at $4,000.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
w. F. Mckay. for many years the
Great Northern agent at St. Vincent, is
now joint agent tor the 500 and Great
Northern at the boundary line depot.
Peep who are inclined to break the
law should postpone their depredations
until the quarantine for measles is off the
Jail dwelling. Jailer Ardies' children are
having spell of 'em.
The bridge across the Pembina river is
completed and traffic was resumed on
Tuesday. The workmen have been fa-
vored with fine weather and have made
a comparative short Job of it.
Arthur Lloyd, an employe Of the crew
that put in the abutment on the bridge
over the Pembina river fell distance of
twenty ieet on Monday, and received i'm
juries that have laid him up ever since.
&c. Morris left on Wednesday for
Minnesota to look up couple cars Of
horses for the spring trade. He, and
Sheriff Atkinson are interested in the
shipment. The horses will be here about
Feb. 2Oill.
Over in Cavalier county they have a
case against Matt Doyle, for kidnapping,
and the papers are advertising reward
for the knowledge of the whereabouts of
this alleged victim, one Victor Weller,
who disappeared about November Goth,
and who is rather weak minded.
w. c. Nichols, one of the victims of
the West Hotel fire. at Minneapolis last
week, was grain buyer at Neche in the
early days of that town, and in later years
has been an occasional visitor to this city
and was well known to many of the old
er residents Of the county.
Judge Kneeshaw holds court at Graf
ton next week and will have busy term.
Attorney Sinkler estimates that he will
have forty informations to present. The
murder case OF Frank G. Bennett who
killed Henry G.. Patterson. at Hoople,
Q short time ago, will be the principal
case.
James Flemming brought up his annu-
q consignment Of fish from Lake Winni-
pegosis this week and IS distributing
them around the different towns in the
county. Mr. Flemming moved north
several years ago, and his claim i with
ia six miles Of the town Of Winnipe egosis,
and ten miles q the northern border Of