The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-04-12
Observation-Disclosures,
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Trains were delayed on the Hannah
branch by last weeks snow storm.
J. A. Gym left Neche for Tyvan, Man
where he expects to remain for the sum-
mer.
H. B. Cook will take charge of the
Leighton drug store at Cavalier about
May LIST.
John w. Gudmundson, a former
school teacher has opened real estate
Office at Walhalla.
Tom Shuttleworth has moved from
Bathgate and gone to Headingly, Man..
where he has rented farm.
st. Thomas city dads opened bids for
cement sidewalk at the last meeting of
the council, and deferred action.
j. P. Myre, who used to be in business
at Leyden, but who moved to Warren,
has been visiting his old friends at Ley
den.
Messrs Kidder and Orser of Tyvan,
Man., were at Neche last week, and
shipped carload of horses to their
town for sale purposes.
The Forresters at Bathgate made
Norval Baptie who is member of the
lodge a present of fine medal testimon-
ial as the worlds champion skater.
The Times notes that the farmers of
that vicinity have purchased more
clover seed than ever before. They are
also talking of putting in more COWS and
sheep.
Harry Vosper wenY to Winnipeg and
purchased l55 lots just outside the city
for which he could have received sub
stantial advance in price before he left
the city if he would have sold.
George Boorer, who was to live in
Pembina, and later at Neche and Bath
gate, writes the Pink Paper that he
was married to a Cleveland, Ohio, girl
and is coming back to Bathgate soon.
G. Campbell of Walhalla was splitting
wood. There was a clothesline near.
George has bad cut over the left eye
with two stitches in it. It's astonishing
how handy clothesline is with an ak.
St. Thomas city election was nominal.
No excitement. Mayor, J. r. Gibson;
treasurer, E. H. James; police justice;
E. A. Taylor; city justice, j. G. Ball;
aldermen, A. M. O'Connor, James Whe-
Ian, Fred Sutterlin.
VIM. Trenbeath of Neche went to
Winnipeg last week to meet with an
association IF Cornishmen of which he
is member. Some of those he met
came from the same small village in the
old country as himself.
E. M. Young of Neche and Miss Mary
Wenholz were married at Grand Forks
on Wednesday of last week by Rev. M.
P. Burns. The groom returned home
while the bride went to visit friends at
Wood Lake MINI. They will live at
Neche.
w. A. Gym and family of Neche,
are soon to leave for Pullaup, Wash.
where Mr.. G. has taken position with
a wholesale house as travelling man.
He and family are favorites in Neche
circles and their removal will cause
much regret.
The Call wonders if parents of young
boys from ten to fourteen years of age
are aware that nearly all of these boys
boys in Crystal smoke pipes, cigars, and
last but worst of all, the nasty, soul
deadening, Misunderstanding and idiot
producing cigarettecs.-Crystal Call.
The election last Monday was some
what interesting on the head of the
ticket, between M. Kraft and G. K.
Wing, the latter winning by majority
of two votes for the Office of mayor.
The other officers elected were; O. G..
Fuller and A. G. Darling for alder
men, J. E. Appleton treasurer; w. J..
fahey, city Justice; j. A. Yeo, police
justice.-Crystal Call.
A man named Willis who had been
working for j. D. Morgan, went over to
Gretna with companion named Nc
Donald and with others. Later he
found his pile that amounted to $50
had dwindled to about $40. He blamed
Mcdonald for the shrinkage and had
him arrested. but as Med. had no
money on his person and there was no
other evidence, he was discharged.
DR.. Baldwin superintendent of the
School for the Predetermined at Graf
ton has been appointed by Gov. Burke
as superintendent of the Insane ASYLUM
at jamestown. Editor Hager of the
Times who has been on the board of
directors for the Grafton institution and
in close relations with DR.. Baldwin
gives him very fine recommend. DR..
LaMoure, who has been assistant at the
Minnesota Institution for the Feeble
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