The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-09-20

Rev. and Mrs. II. p. Cooper have
gone to Minneapolis where Mr.. Cooper
is the North Dakota delegate to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd fellows.
Victor Hanson has severed his con-
nection with the general store of Hanse n
Bros. at Hallock and will take a position
with the First National Bank of Dray-
ton: He is we'll fitted the position.
DR.. George M. Jennings of Cavalier
will locate at Missoula, Mont, at the
N. P. hospital there as inferno. This is
the same hospital where DR.. Ashley of
this city is located.
Nv. Mcclure who about two years
ago operated farm at Carlisle is now
located at Mountain Home, Idaho,
where he is prospecting as the manufac-
turer of steam plows.
F. D. MurneyS an old resident of
Hamilton but more recently of Winnipeg
has commenced work for McCabe Bros,
as agent at Gretna. Man. He will not
; move his family there.
Mrs M Roche of Bowesmont while eat
ing peach got part of it stuck in her
wind pipe and had it not been for the
prompt action of DR.. Mckay she would
have choked to death in very short
time.
The son Of cashier Webster of the
Walhalla bank has been taken to ST..
Paul to be fitted with an artificial leg.
1t will be remembered that the lad lost
his limb in the railway turntable at
Walhalla some months ago.
Chas. Mccarthy former publisher of
the Milton Globe. and who visited this
city few weeks ago has sold his farm
near Milton for $1,000 since leaving here.
He will locate at Spokane where he has
bought an eighty acre tract near that
city.
The Mountaineer gives some person a
roast for cruelty to animals, the case
being one in which bull was being
taken to the slaughter house, and tor
tured so horribly that 1T broke away in
desperation and ran into the woods
where it was later found dead.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Nellie Murney to Mr.. Robt
Griener at Casa Iona, of Lake Mime
tonka, Mimi, on September 5th. They
will be at home at Sarles, N. D. after
October LIST.
j. D. Elder and wife and two daugh-
tiers have taken up their residence in
Bathgate. Mr.. Elder is lineman for the
Citizen Telephone Co., and will attend
to the work of that company at Neche,
Bathgate and Hamilton.
Jno. F. Dougherty of Park River was
the victim of painful accident. While
cranking his automobile engine cylin.
der back-fired and the crank flew out OF
hand, breaking both the bones of his
right fore arm. A similar accident oc.
Cured to Geo. Fisher of Langdon the
same week.
Jack Craniey and wife and Mrs. Chas
b. Young were at Bathgate from Cava-
lier last week as guests of the Burkes
and Reynolds. Mrs. Young is daugh-
ter of Geo. Douglas, formerly of Cava-
and one of the prominent men of this
county for many years. She reports
her father in good health.
j. H. Spangelo of Mclean has invent
ed CRATE for engines, the distinguishing
! feature being that it is made of hollow
tubing through which the water of the
boiler circulates thus utilizing heat that
ordinarily goes to waste. Italso prevents
the CRATE bars from being burned by
excess of heat. He has it patented.
Mrs. John Probst of Bathgate has re-
ceived word that the rumor regarding
her husbands death is unfounded. He
is at the Hot Springs Alaska and
when winter set in last fall he was in
the interior and was unable to get out
to Fairbanks at all. He intends visit
ing his family in Bathgate this winter.
Sandy Hunter who lives out from
Drayton, while trying to cross a ditch
with team and grain wagon was in
some way thrown from the wagon in
such way as to land on his head break
ing, a bone in his neck. He was brought
to the Drayton hospital but his recovery
is doubtful.
Geo. Murray of Drayton is intending
to ship in this fall a large flock of
sheep. The first shipment will be a
flock of 1000 ewes, which he expects the
last of the month. These sheep are
deing selected by Mr.. Murray's brother
of the firm of J. B. Long T. Co., of Great
Falls, Mont, the largest sheep owners
and ranchers in Montana.
The convention itinerary of the North
Dakota Sunday School association for
county meetings to be held between
| September and MAY has been completed