The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-03-15

butcher,s of London, Ont, is here visiting
J He is on his way to the coast and will
} visit G. w. Curtis, at Vancouver, B. G
and T. L. Price, at Porterville. Call, anc
may locate in the west if the country
suits him.
Gordon Kneeshaw left on an extended
trip last week, via. st. Paul, Omaha anc
points along the Union Pacific, to be
gone for an indefinite time, with view
of locating in the west if it suits him
If he should be disappointed in the arid
middle-west he will go on to the coast.
Frank Kochendorfer left over the c.
z. H. from Emerson, yesterday morning
with two car loads of stock and nipple.
ments, for Delisle, near Saskatoon
where he purchased half section OF
land last fall. Frank is one of the steady
handwriting young men, who will make
a success of farming wherever he goes
He was accompanied by Henry Zoerb
who has homestead IN that vicinity.
! Postal Clerk Olander receipted for a
package of registered male" that came
on Friday that he will try and keep a
long time before handing over to the
postmaster. 1t was addressed to him.
self and he thinks that he never hand
led only one as valuable beforehand
that was the little brother. All we'll
and cigars are free.
The High School received challenge
from the Pembina School on Saturday
to meet in an nter-scholastic debate
sometime within the next six weeks.
The challenge was quickly snapped
and preparations will soon be made for
the meet. The schools are quite evenly
matched and contest ought to prove an
interesting one.-Pink Paper.
w. G. Green of Hamilton expects to
leave for Seattle, Wash. about the 25th,
inst, and if things turn out as now pre-
sent themselves he may permanently
locate there. Mr.. Green is one of the
J pioneers of this county and man we'll
liked by all who has formed his acquain
lance and his departure from Hamilton
will be regretted by all.
Thos. Prettie, who has been spending
the winter in the vicinity of Baudette,
Mimi. arrived at st. Vincent Saturday
On Monday he was found by some boys
in Mason's livery barn in semiconscious
state, badly lacerated in the face, in the
stall in front of Mr.. Mason's big stallion
How he got there no one seems to lie
be able to tell. Owing to the absence OF
DR.. Harris in Hallock DR.. Henderson OF
Emerson was called, the wounds were
dressed and at last reports the patient
was doing we'll.
Hon. Judson LaMoure did not return
to this county at the close of the legis
allure. Mrs. LaMoure has been troub.
led with growth on her neck which
may necessitate an operation, in which
case she will 60 to st. Paul and place
herself under the charge of an eminent
surgeon of that place. The operation i.
said to be more of painful than dan
gerous one and her many friends il
Pembina County hope for her speed,
recovery in case severe treatment is re
sorted to.-Pink Paper.
A letter was received at this offic
this week from Northwestern Fedora
! ton with headquarters at Minot askin,
for information as to loss of life or 9th
er casualties this winter from cold O
Q lack of fuel, in this county. It seeme
: almost absurd to make answer to sue
f communication, but the fact is tina
= some most awful and narrowing tale
a have been spread broadcast through tn
eastern press and it is necessary t
make specific and official denial, to col
r. rect the lies that have been told. TIL
1t Federation at Minot is trying to do tn
y work.
With new creamery in Hallock an
- one in Grafton the butter shortaf
ought to be relieved some. Pembin
Il is surrounded with natural advantag.
" for creamery that few towns in tn
- section have and we would like to 81
l. some encouragement in this directic
"a We have it from reliable sourt
that $50 to 200 COWS will supply an ave
age creamery with enough milk to ru
rs it profitably, and it ought to be an eaf
d matter to get that many. II
If cash receipts from COW at the creame,
q is estimated at $40, besides the skin
g. med milk that the farmer takes back
the farm.