The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-03-08

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somewhat better again.
Attorney Halldorsson will move his
iaw Office the First Bank of Cavalier, so
as to be handy while acting as assistant
cashier of the institution.
Joseph Dumas sold quarter section
of land four and half miles from Win
nipeg ..for $4,000, which he bought
eight years ago for six dollars an, acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. "A. McCrea of Dray-
ton gave large Martha Washington"
party last week. The guests were
dressed in costume. 1t was a great
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kirkby were guests
of honor at farewell reception held in
the church at Tyner last week. They
are..moving to Winnipeg and are old re-
sidents,,of this county.
S. III. Drew thenew president of the
First::Bank of Cavalier was in that city
aast.week getting acquainted with the
people. He:retr1rned to his home in
Minneapolis ON Wednesday.
Dr.. F. N. Burrows of hgate has
sold his drug business to Wilmer l. Der
by and his undertaking parlors to Sam
White. He will still continue his med
ical practice there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McFadden and
children of Tyner have returned from
Colorado where they have been spend
ing the winter, for the benefit of Mr..
cFadden's health.
The new Farmers Cooperative store
at Neche has purchased the Mcclure
stock and is open for business. Mr..
NORM the manager has gone east to
purchase spring goods.
D.J. Laxdal was visitor from Cava-
lier at Bismarck last week. He was re-
ported by the papers as arranging base
ball matters for state league. But we
hear that the committee made an un-
favorable report.
Carlisle farmers are being organized
into a branch of 'sThe Americen Society
OF Equity which is sort of Granger
proposition, seeking to regulate the sup
ply and demand of farm products and
the. price thereof--if we have gotten the
right idea.
Robert Grenier of Sarles who has
been visiting friends at Hamilton, re-
ports the rest of the Hamilton-Sarles
contingent, DR.. Erskine, George Nc
Lean and George Miller as all prosper
ing there.
G. r. Green and wife of Hamilton, are
on theirl way to Mexico. They will
makeisomelshort stops in Indiana to
visit friends and from there they will
continue on to Mexico. They go south
for. the benefit of Mrs. Green's health.
John Gull who has been four years in
the PHILIPPINES reached his home in st.
Thomas last week. During his stay
there he was in government employ. He
circumnayigated the world on his trip
and visited many of the countries of the
ld..world on his return voyage.
John j. Howell of Bay Center, writ
ing the. Chronotype from Portland,
Washington says that the weather there
has been very cold this winter, wood
hasibeen $3.50 per cord, that he has
had thelpnenmonia all winter, and on
thu. whole he thinks North Dakota
pretty good country-in comparison.
The Pink Paper suggests that it
might be good thing for Bathgate
people toget a business mems associa-
ton for the purpose of promoting i'm
migration the same as st. Thomas and
Pembina are doing. Yes, and then un-
ite the forces for the whole county of all
the towns.
Miss Pauline Pattison, formerly Of
Crystal died at private hospital at
last week of typhoid. She
was attending school there when strick-
en- with the fever. Her father r. III.
Pattison who lives in Saskatchewan was
with her when she died. Her death is
greatly mourned in Crystal where she.
grew up to womanhood.
Drayton is to have new brick block
this summer. It will be erected along
side the block built by Mr.. McCrea last
year. It will be 80 so feet and built
by j. v. Anderson. There is also some
Of the Citizens Bank also build
ing adjoining Mr.. Anderson's new build
ing. This would make Dray toms front
street look quite municipal.
& Hamilton is sad over the death Of Mrs
Mae Murney, who died on Wednesday
of last week. Mrs. Mnrney had been i
of that village for many years
and was greatly loved ana respected.I
While she had not been in good health
Tor several months her final deceased
came suddenly On the morning |
y sher death, che partoo of her break