The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-10-25

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| Judge and Mrs. Wick have spent the
week with friends in st. Thomas and
Bathgate. Judge Wick was looking
up some county matters given to his
care at the last meeting of the county
board.
Mr.. H. Gains is loading car at st.
Vincent and will leave for his claim in
the western part of the state. Mrs.
Gains left yesterday via the N. P. and
will visit for time at Twin Valley,
MINI.
Arthur Dagliesh, relative of VIM.
Fowler's, who used to be around here in
1897 is a visitor in town. Mr.. Dagliesh
has had varied experience since leav.
ing here, having passed through the
Boer war in South Africa. He is now
f., chief of police at Kenora, Ont.
The wheat market fell IN a hole this
week. Barley went along. Cause was
mostly the tightness of money and pre-
vious speculation. We believe however
that all breadstutfs and rough grains are
likely to be high-priced for the next
year. ..
The town herd got into solitary con-
finement in Kneeshaw's pasture on We'd
nesday because they seemed to like Jim
kneeshaw's young timothy better than
other feed. The matter was finally fixed
up between Messrs Kneeshaw and Mr..
Allen the herder-and the COWS came
home as usual at night.
The weather of the week has been
very much of the Indian summer order.
Nearly all the threshing machines have
pulled in and the hobos gone to the
lumber woods via East Grand Forks.
Flowing early and late is the business
of the farmer-and they say it is hard
blowing this fall.
The crop is ''spotted' this year. That
means that some have and some not.
We hope that those who have, will con-
slider the facts and not forget to remit
the amounts due on subscription. Don't
forget that if you pay in advance(so that
your time expires after July LIST, of next
yearthat we add three months to the
date.
E. O. Dilling of Fargo was in the city
Tuesday, soliciting grain shipments for
the Van senHarrington Co, one of
the oldest concerns in that business.
Mr.. billing was for many years connect
ed with the Northern Pacific, and sta
toned here and Drayton, but of late
years has been with different concerns
engaged in the handling of grain.
MARKEDLY Rev. Mr.. Campbell, in
this city, on Tuesday, August Porter of
Marvel and Miss Edna Koehler of Cava.
lier. The marriage party came over
from Cavalier via automobile with Mr..
! Long as chauffeur and arrived here bv
nine o'clock in the morning. The bride
has grown up near Cavalier on her
fathers farm and the groom is station
agent at Marvel.
Chas. johnson returned from several
weeks spent at Walhalla, at carpenter
ing, Saturday. He was employed by N.
r. Burley building dwelling. If Char
ley had remained there little longer it
is doubtful if he would have returned at
all. He thinks Walhalla one of the fin.
est places in the county and very good
business point. and some day will be the
metropolis of the lower valley.
! Herman Morris was in the city this
week and made us pleasant call. He
is here looking after his farm interests
and expects to return to his home in
NezPerces, Idaho in few days. Mr.
Morris says the Idaho climate can dis.
count that of North Dakota, but for q
place to farm we can hold our own with
anything he has seen in the west, anc
ne has been there several, years. The
chief productions of his county are grain.
OF all kinds, stock and fruit.
Ed. Peterson, r. H. Olson, Martin
James and Siv. Anderson composed 6
hunting party that went out to the biz
swamps Saturday for a goose hunt
Upon reaching there they found a fire
twenty miles long raging in the tall