The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-08
Observation-Disclosures,
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Crystal is to have two new elevators
this summer.
Jas. Cranlev of Cavalier and friend
shot seven wolves on his farm.
st. Thomas is considering telephone
propositions from Crystal and Bathgate.
The Independent says there we're 1892
names signed to the ''insurgent" petition
for delegates.
Rev. 7. U. Richmond, formerly of St.
Thomas has accepted call to the Pres.
byterian church at Crystal.
Colin Campbell and family, from near
Crystal, have gone to Washington. MIR.
Campbell still holds his land here.
Miss Ellis who has been assisting in
the st. Thomas post office will go to
Minneapolis to take course as trained
nurse.
A barn belonging to John Stafford,
near Crystal was burned last week.
Origin not known, insured in Pembina
Co. Mutual
Wallace o Hara who is employed as
express manager on the c. P. R. on the
Fort William run, was visiting relatives
at Neche last week.
w. S. McLelland and family have
moved from Crystal to Winnipeg and
MIR. McLelland will look for All opening
for a jewelry store inManitoba.
MIR. w. T. Dwyer and father of Bowes-
mont have gone to their claims in ASSN
aboia and Mrs. Dwyer is visiting with
Mrs. Diemer at Badgley, MINI.
Maud Gill of Pembina, daughter Of
Register of deeds Gill, came in on Mon
day evening and is visiting at the c. w.
Andrews home.-Mountaineer.
The Times mentions A. Ganssle as
having returned from the Carrot river
country up north, but does not say how
the Carrot crops look.
Abe Ruston sold the farm he purchas.
ed recently near Crystal from ]. L. Ben
son to Emerson Church. MIR. Ruston
and Geo. Milne will go to the northwest
!, to look for land.
Herman Weiss and Albert Schultze of
Crystal were out shooting gophers last
week. The Schultze boy got bullet in
his toe from the % in the hands of his
companion.
Editor Fairchild of Cavalier has estab-
lished newspaper at Rudser a new
town in Williams county, forty miles
from railroad. He has also taken a
claim there.
The young people in the vicinity OF
Cavalier seems to be fond of taking
picnic trips to the Cement mines. II
you can't see what is meant by this-ask
Rex Lampman about it.
The contract for the addition to the
school building at Crystal aid repairs,
was let TO contractor Lowe OF Edinburg
for S. 400. Heating and ventilation
plant will cost $500 more.
| Neche school election as an indepen-
dent district occurs on the same day as
the primary election, the Chronotype
says. Be pretty near as good as
Fourth of July.
Mrs. and Mrs. VIM. Trenbeath of
Neche have issued invitations to the
marriage Of, their daughter, Mary Maude,
to Frank A. Heilman on Wednesday
June 10th, at the Presbyterian church.
Henry Vicenes was arrested at St.
Thomas fer ass ault on child OF ]. Verge
and was sentenced to fine of s., and
took two and half days in the county
all at Pembina instead.
D. w. Fraser OF Walhalla who left for
Winnipeg last week to undergo a surgi-
cal operation, died from the effects very
suddenly, though at first the operation
was thought successful.
Walhalia Oddfellows' decorated the
graves OF departed brethren and Rebek-
abs on Sunday last; the ceremony being
delayed by Wednesdays rain. Over
sixty members were in line.
Samuel Davis and James Wilson were
put under arrest at Minot by U. S. au-
thorities charged with robbing the Cava-
lier post.ofice. They plead not guilty
and were given until June 9th to get
witnesses.
John Often of Neche has received in
settlement for the land, six acres.
taken by the Great Northern for right of
way Tor the new road, the slim Of $500
and will get back hundred foot strip
on each side Of the old right of way
where it crosses his farm, where the
townsite Of Neche was first proposed
and started.
When baby talks, It is time to give
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Il Is
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