The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-04

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after his business interests. He is now
located in Ballard, Wash.
John Moore Of Grand Forks is visiting
his cousin Harry Wylie at Drayton.
T. w. Kibbee is an arrival from Free
port, Ind. to visit old friends at Drayton
Rev. and Mrs. Peter Erickson of Dray-
ton have been visiting relatives at Kason,
MINI.
DR.. G. s. Davis, of Drayton, was ex-
tended an unanimous invitation to return
to that charge for another year.
Edward Piche of Montreal, formerly
Of Pembina,is at Neche visiting his nep-
hew and niece and families.
County Judge Wick and wife and
couple of friends came over from Penn
bina in their auto Sunday and picniced
in Mayors grove.-Mountaineer.
A perusal of the Social Column" of
the Pioneer Express from week to week
shows Pemblna to be the liveliest town
socially at least, in the county-C Chrome
type.
Rev. w. j. Hutcheson, Mrs. Hutcheson
and little son are visiting with friends in
Bowesmont They are the guests of
Mr.. and Miss Mitchell. Mr.. Hutcheson
is stationed at Wahpeton.
Rev. g. E. M. Young, young man from
the east, has taken charge of the Presby-
terrain churches at Leyden, Beaulieu, and
Concrete. He will make his head
quarters at Mclean.
j. Secession formerly in the drug bust
ness at Crystal, has bought a half
interest in DR.. Halldorsson's drug
store at Mountain. He will soon begin
the erection Of a store building.
The Cavalier school building is too
small for the attendance. so the city hall
has been secured for the accommodation
of some of the lower grades. Two new
fire escapes have been added to the
school building.
A large reception was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Guy M. Jameson at the home
of John Norman on their return from
their wedding trip. The reception was
given under the auspices of the young
peoples society of Hensel.
Mr.. John Dirks of Dortmund, a Ger
man, and Miss Mary Hoff of Olga, we're
married at the latter place on August
Goth. They will 60 to Germany to live
where Mr.. Dirks is a prominent con-
tractor.
:: Rev. Byron A. Burns, pastor of the
Methodist church at st. Thomas, and
Miss Grace M. Siebart of Emerald, were
married on August Goth at the home of
the bride, Rev. Buckwater officiating.
Immediately after the wedding breakfast
the bridal couple left for St. Thomas. In
the evening the members of the congre-
cation rendered them reception at the
parsonage. A leather chair was present
ed to the happy couple as token of
esteem.
The old Catholic church building,
which has done duty since 1878 for the
congregations of Walhalla, Elm Point
and Fremont, has been bought by Jos.
Boodenstiner, who will move it to his
farm in Fremont township The build
ing is composed principally of native
poplar, cut on the river banks and sawed
into boards and dimension stuff at
the Mayer saw mill. The stills are of
native oak and are as sound as ever. Its
removal will take away the last of the
old land marks from the townsite of
Walhalla.
Girl Wanted.
A good. girl wanted for homework.
Mrs. w. w. FELSON.
Seed Rye.
A quantity of winter rye for sale.
R. NJ. REED, Macarthur Pc.
Estray.
Came to mypremises about the middle
of July red and white Heifer, coming
two years old. Owner call, prove pro-
perty, and pay expenses.
w. G. LANGTON,
Seven mile point, Pembina River,
2. o. Neche.
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