The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-01-11

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Reginald w. Smith and Miss Eve A.
Turner on Thursday, January Bird, at
Portal, North Dakota, The bride in the
daughter::of Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner
formerly of Neche and man, friends
will join us in congratulations.
VIM. Mason of st. Vincent was kick.
ed by broncho on Thursday evening OF
last week on the hip and for some time
his chance of recovery was consi dered
doubtful. DIR. Harris was called and if
unforeseen complications do not set in
will fully recover. He is doing we'll at
the present.
Andrew Nelson was the recipient of a
pair of fine skis from Hon. Judson La
Moure as Christmas remembrance,
which have come useful now as the
snow is so deep. Mr.. Nelson is making
daily trips from the farm to town, which
would have been impossible to do 9TH
erwise, and he looks as proud and grace
full on them as he probably did when a
youth on the hills of Norway.
Miss Douglas, the teacher of the pri-
mary department of our school has ten
dered her resignation to take place on
the 18th inst, to accept position in her
home town, Cumberland, Wis. The
board is in correspondence with parties
and the vacancy will probably be filled
by that time. Miss Fife Spence, of
Herman, Mimi, is filling the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Miss Good
rich. Miss Goodrich, we understand, is
teaching at Wilton this state.
Train service has been badly democrat
lied the last week. There were four
passenger trains at Cashel at one time
on Tuesday, and one of these was there
twenty-seven hours. The trainmen call
it "Catch-hell'' these days. There have
been no billiards, or any thing like one
all winter, all our snow troubles are lev
eel snow. At Cashel, and for few miles
on the track runs in southwesterly d.
rection and the least blow fills in until
it is even with the car windows in places
The changes at the court house this
week are so few that it seems about the
same as ever. The presence of sheriff
Roadhouse in the court room and the
smiling face of Ellis Thorwaldson at the
treasurer's Office are the only indications
of the new deal. Mr., F. H. Anderson
while now playing second fiddle as de-
putty, is still in harmony with former
business and all goes on as smoothly as
if no election had occurred as far as
the general public are concerned. The
retiring officials will be missed by their
former associates at the court house
and many friends about town but ali
are wished success private citizens.
Word comes from Los Gatos, CAL.
that Mrs. Updyke; mother of Mrs. w.
G. Short, who was there spending the
winter with relatives died from pneu-
monia on the 29th prox. She was in
her usual health up to Christmas day
when she contracted cold that result.
ed in death the following Saturday. The
remains were taken to the old home al
Robinson, Ills, for burial, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Short. Mrs. Updyke
was lady of many admirable qualities
and many warm friends here formed
through her periodical visits to relatives,
will learn with regret of her demise.
The county commissioners have been
in session this week. Mr.. Cox was moi
present at the closing meeting of the
! old board. Mr.. Sigurdson spent twenty
four hours at Cashel on his way here
Messrs Bigwood and Norton were day
late but got here just the same, qualified
and buckled on the armor. Mr.. Farrov
left on Wednesday. Mr.. Morgan was
selected as the chairman of the boart
for the ensuing year. The Pink Pape
the Pioneer Express and the Cavalie
Chronicle were made the official papers
Board expected to adjourn last evening
and meet again on the 18th of February
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