The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-15

Ed. Slnkler OF Grafton, who Is we'll
and favorably known in this county
from his frequent appearances at our
court room, is candidate for representa-
tive to congress. Ed. is bright attor-
ney and general good fellow and will
get his share of votes in this locality.
Chas. Full has something of interest
to say to the school children in his ad-
vertisement this week. Draw nigh and
read it. He also mentions an eggstreme-
ly interesting fact to the hens.
There will be box social given in the
South Pembina hall next Thursday
evening, Nov. 2lst. A general invita-
ton is extended to all to be present.
After the boxes are disposed of a dance
will be given. ,..
"Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party will
meet at Reid Hall, st. Vincent, tonight
and the same old gossips will be present
to amuse the audience. Everybody in
vited. Admission 25c ents, Refresh
ments served after the program. 10 cents.
o. HI. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. KEEL
lar and two young ladies were passen-
gers in Mr.. Johnson's auto from Hamil-
ton on Monday. The trip was made in
so minutes and o. H. says they didn't
go very fast either.
The current tax sale is published this
week in the Crystal Call. The listseems
little longer than usual but that is
probably owing to the late threshing.
Most of the lands will be paid before
sale day which occurs on the first Tues
day of December, which is Dec. Bird.
The Mountaineer is authority for the
statement that son and heir has been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. George McCabe
of Grafton after twelve years of married
life. Mr.. and Mrs McCabe are we'll
known all over this county which was
their former home, and many old friends
will congratulate them.
A social will be held tonight at Reid
Hall, st. Vincent under the auspices of
the Presbyterian Ladies Aid. The
f'rAunt Jerusha Quitting Party that
was given here two weeks ago with such
success will be repeated. There will be
refreshments as we'll as other features.
Admittance 25 cents.
Word has been received that E. H.Love
who some years ago was editor of tho
Hallock Enterprise and prominent man
in Kittson county and who has since
lived in Texas, is dead from the effects
of a surgical operation. He was a men,
her of the St. Vincent court of Foresters.
His wife, from whom he had been sepa-
rated for some years, lives at Pilot
Mound, Man.
The financial situation is loosening up
gradually. The local elevators have been
buying wheat since last week. An ar
rangement has been agreed to by the
Twin City wholesale people by which
they will accept the checks of the eleva-
tor firms in payment of bills. Over
s5O,0O0,00O in gold has been received from
Europe during the last ten days and
ought to help some.
Paul A. Bykum of Glasston is report
ed to have been arrested at Grand Forks
on the charge of insanity. He claimed
there was plot to murder him and told
the policeman. His explanation of his
present state is that after prolonged
spree he got bad cold that settled in
his feet. Anyway it is evident there's
something wrong with his understands
ing
Winter arrived all right on Saturday
with white overcoat on. The snow
was not very deep, just whitened the
ground, but the temperature has remain
ed low enough since to let it lie. Plow-
ng is done for the year now. 1t
is usual for some of the first snow that
comes at this time of the year to remain
until the spring thaw. The ground is
freezing up rather dry and blowing is
considerable behind. This means lots
of spring blowing and barley, but will
be good to kill the weeds.
| Miss Mnriel Full left on Sunday 70,
1nkster, to be present at the wedding Of
her friend, Miss Lena Lemery. Miss
Lemery was married on Wednesday the
18th, to Mr.. Henry Dennison Of Aber.
deem s. D. The ceremony took place in
the Methodist church at Inkster. Miss
Full acting as bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs
Dennison left Immediately for the future
home in Aberdeen. The bride recently