The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-27

There has been some hitch in the
proceedings by which the Eastmans Of
Carlisle were to obtain possession of the
Bathgate mill. It is probable that they
will have it later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lemier OF Neche
mourn the loss of their first born,
three weeks old baby girl,who died week
ago Monday. They have the sympathy
Of many friends.
Word has been received that j. j.
Boltaas of Leroy who is in California,
fell distance of forty-five feet and
broke two ribs and received bruises but
is improving at the hospital.
Charles Church and Miss Gertrude
Russian, were married at Dover, Dele
ware on the 18th, and will come to Crys-
tai to visit where they formerly lived.
They will reside in Moosejaw, Alb.
Miss Gertie Mcclellan who has been
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Geo
Roadhouse of Pembina, is now visiting
with her sister Mrs. Andrew Nodwell of
Beaulieu. Miss McLellan's home is at
Battleford, Sask.
Westhope this state is finding gas
wells and thinks it can smell petroleum
in the ground thereabouts. That's the
town where Or. Percy Thompson lives
(son of ex.cauditor Thompson) but that
is another story and has no connection
with the gas story.
Mrs. Elizabeth Glendenning died at
the residence Of her daughter Mrs. j. D.
Stafford of Crystal week ago Sunday
aged SO years. She is survived by eight
children of whom Archie lives at Neche,
Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. Howard Watson
reside at Crystal.
Jos. O'Hara Of Carlisle moved his
house from Bathgate to his farm in
Carlisle last week, on wagons. Angus
Mcdonald who was assisting in some
way got under the front wheels and had
his leg broken. He was taken to Bath
gate to the doctor there and is doing
we'll.
Jonas Hall out at Gardar, literally
built himself a fine new house out of
his cellar. That is he took the sand
from his cellar made it into concrete
blocks and now has one of the best
residences in that neighborhood. The
old problem of man lifting himself by
his boot straps has certainly been solv-
ed.
The Call 2 couple of weeks ago told
of dog belonging to Mr.. Fitzmaurice
of chat city which it said had killed ITO
wolves. b Some of the state editors
seemed to doubt the story and now
Editor Mindes says that he was mis-
taken, that the dog has killed 2l9 VOL
YES, and then tells these doubters that
he can prove it by Fitzmaurice-and
that's certainly convincing.
ThessFarmers State Bank of st. Thom-
as has new set of officials as follows:-
G. Ganssle, president; J. s. Garnett,
vice president; G. H. Garnett, End vice
president; S. E. Peterson, cashier; G. s.
Ganssle, asst. cashier. These gentlemen
are all we'll known and substantial
citizens of st. Thomas and this the old
lest bank IN the county will no doubt
merit and receive the same considera-
tion by its patrons as in it's previous
progressive history.
duplication for State Deposltarles
Notice is hereby given that applica-
tions for the designation of state deposit
taries, under the provisions of section
232 and 233. Revised Codes of 1905
will be received by the State Board of
Auditors at Bismarck, N. D., from all
National and State Banks in the State
of North Dakota, until 12 o'clock NJ,
Tuesday January l4th, 1908.
Each application must state:
The maximum amount ofystate funds
applied for.
2 The security offered by the applicant.
8 The.rate of interest which the appli-
cant agrees to pay.