The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-05-31

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took the doctor and the ray machine
to get it out.
j. +. Appleton has purchased three
quarter sections of Jas. Greenwood. Mr..
G, takes Mr..A's town residence in Cry
stal in the bargain and will take possess
sion of the latter this fall.
A. D. Gibson of Tyner whose mental
condition has been improving since he
came home from the sanatarium, has
been taken to jamestown by his friends
with strong hopes of complete recovery.
Martin Kraft of Crystal was in Grand
Forks Tuesday visiting with his wife,
who is at the Deaconess hospital follow
ing an operation. One of her limbs was
amputated, and she is getting along as
well as could be expected Crank Forks
Times.
N. R. Burley has been here the past
week fixing up about the home place,
getting it ready for housekeeping. Mrs.
Burley and Mrs. st Amoure and baby
came up from Fargo on Thursday eve-
ming and will remain here, probably per-
Observation-Disclosures.
Some sneak went to the premises of
josiah Strong out in Liberty Township
purchased of Einar johnson and smash
ed his rural mail-box, burned the log
stable and granary, broke the windows
In the house and had attempted to burn
that as we'll but failed. Mr.. S. has
strong suspicious as to the culprits.
DR.. A. o. Allen was summoned to st.
Paul Tuesday to perform an operation
on d. D. Warner for appendicitis. The
operation proved a successful one, word
having been received that Mr.. Warner
was resting easily in hospital and that
he would not be long in recovering from
the etfedts.-Indepsndent.
Donald Beaton is back to Hamilton
from the Winnipeg hospital where he
LETT one of his legs. Mr. Beatgn though
upwards of seventy years Of age, under
went the operation of amputation with
out the use of anesthetics. The opera
ton was made necessary by an old
standing trouble.
Bro Minder exhorts the young ladies
not to "grab the first pairo of good look
ing clothes that come along and say it
is mine, because have found it, but
wait until sure enough man comes
Falong.' The advice lis better than the
grammar and the expression "a pair of
Iclothes" is rather modest name for
'em too.
! Died-On Saturday the 18th of May,
the infant child of MIR. and Mrs. Alex.
Stensby. Interment was made in the
Catholic cemetery at Bathgate. Mr..
and Mrs. Stensby have the sympathy of
the community in the loss of their twin
boys whose deaths occurred within two
weeks of each other.-Independent.
Mrs. Joseph Smith died at Drayton
on Sunday week. She was SO years of
age and was one of the towns early
pioneers. Her husband died in 1889.
She leaves the following children: Jacob
of Ontario: Cal; d. X. of Drayton; DR..
Smith, Thompson: Mrs. j. Van Camp,
st. Thomas: Mesdames r. B. Rlohard-
son and A. P. Dayman; and Mrs. How
ard Best of Bay Center.
June eddings-Invitations are out
announcing the marriage of Mr.. William
Porter and Miss Irene B. Waldo, at the
home of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. S.
F. Waldo. on the 9Th of June at 1900
o'clock. Also the marriage of Mr.. Joseph
F. Vatnsdal and Miss Isabel Hunter, at
the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hunter, at 1900 o'clock
June 6th.-Call.
Mrs. F. M. Sherarts of Pembina, wife
of our county superintendent of schools,
will spend the summer months with her
parents at Columbus, Ohio. She will
be accompanied by her three children
and will make the trip via Duluth and
the big lakes. During her absence the
Sherarts residence will be closed, as
Mr.. Sherarts will spend six weeks as in
structor at the summer school at Grand
Forks add will then make tour of the
schools of the county.-Independent.
A Valuable Recipe.
With little attention night and morn
ing, any one may prevent falling hair
and cleanse the scalp Of dandruf by
using the following simple recipe, which
may be obtain of your family druggist;
Extract Kanthalon Compound, OF Bay
Rum, OF; Pure Grain Alcohol, 2 OF: dis
titled Water, l OF. You can compound
this yourself or have the druggist do it
Cut out this recipe and try it,