The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-10

St Rnas city financial statement
sho1s cityi in good financial @condi-
ton. The outstanding debt is 1900 and
there isel,252 in the sinking fund to
pay it with.
The ANIMAL convention Of the grand
lodge of the independent Order of Odd
Fellows Of North Dakota will be held in
Grand Forks this year on June 4th and
9Th.
Frank Eliss and family have moved
from Bowesmont to British Columbia
and Jas. Eliss to Washington. Both
families have lived at Bowesmont for
several years.
The g. N. was about to put up new
coal shute at Neche right in front ofithe
principal business corner and the mer-
chants protested and the shute will be
shuted farther away.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Haight of st.
Thomas have returned from winters
sojourn at Puyallup, Wash. They re-
port cold and disagreeable weather
there this winter.
DR., Grassick of Grand Forks was in
the city Thursday evening, in consulta-
ton with DR.. Walker regarding the case
of Miss McKechnie, who died yesterday
about poon.-Chronicle.
J. E. Truemner and son have gone
to Swift Current, Man. to stay on their
claims. Mrs. Truemner will remain
some time before making Swift Current
their permanent home.
Mrs. g. D. Kemp, Master Earl and
the baby left Thursday evening for the
old home at Parisburg, Virginia. They
will remain for several months, and will
visit the jamestown exposition -Chron-
otype.
Eggert Brooks of st. Thomas went Ito
the blacksmith shop with two teams,
while in the shop some boys got into the
front wagon and seeing gun picked it
up and it went off and killed one of the
horses hitched to the wagon behind.
Boyd Anderson returned Friday from
England and Scotland where he has
spent the winter. Mr.. Anderson says
he had very pleasant trip, and mod
erately calm voyage. He spent some
time with his brother in New York City,
on his way home.-Call.
The Citizens State Bank has been Or
ganized at Bathgate, capitalized at
twelve thousand five hundred dollars.
The organizers and stock holders are
N. j. Thompson, Willard Hodgson, G.
Slagerman, F. N, Burrows and T, T.
Thompson.
Five carloads of stock, farm machin-
cry and household goods were shipped
from this point on the freight Monday
morning, all bound for Swift Current
Sask., where the shippers will settle on
and improve their claims this summer.
The party included VIM. Kraft, Levi
Truemner, Walter Burns, J. Truemner
jr.. Kun and Sam Kraft and others
Chronicle.
Will ellis reports the road from here
to Langdon in a poor condition from
Walhalla to Olga-wheels being best
but they require considerable lodging.
From Olga to Langdon sleigh runs
along nicely on a good road. Round
trips, everyday, however, are not the
rule Just now.-Mountaineer of April
3Oth.
Hon. H. L. Holmes returned from
Bismarck this week after ten days
absence in attending to the duties of
his office. AS state auditor he was in
terested in the decision of the supreme
court in the fair controversy between
Fargo and Grand Forks. The decision
will make it clear to whom the warrants
for state fair purpose shall be drawn
Pink Paper.
w. A. Gym, wife and baby, and Miss
es Hattie and Alice Beare departed
Monday evening for Puyallup, Washing
ton. They were Joined at Rugby by
Mr.. Gyms sister Mrs. j. A. Livingston
and baby, who will visit friends at Puy-
allup and other coast points during the
summer, as will also the Misses Beare
while the Gyms expect to make their
home at Puyallup.
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