The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-18

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hot primary election was held last Tues
day. Five candidates ran for register
of deeds on the Republican ticket, and
Mr.. Nelson, the present incumbent won
out. Mr.. Cowan was defeated for super.
intendent of schools by Miss Sunberg.
The election in Iceland occurred last
Thursday. AS the ballot boxes are sent
sealed to be opened at the capital, the
res suits will not be known for some time
yet At Rekjavik and near Localities
seven representatives, opposed to the Dan
ish government program were returned
Friends here will be interested in the
recent marriage of Mr.. Este Condee and
Miss Hutchinson of Winnipeg. Mr..
Condee has many friends in the city
where he has visited at the home of his
uncle, Rev Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Condee will live in Winnipeg where Mr..
Condee has law practice.
Mr.. Sylvester Gerardin who has been
one of the teachers in the Winnipeg
school of music for the last year, has de-
cided to open class in this city in con-
nection with that institution, and will be
pleased to receive applications from
piano pupils on moderate terms. Mr..
Gerardin's musical abilities are so we'll
known to the people of this city that he
needs no commentator from us, and the
Winnipeg School of Mugic with which
he is connected, has the highest recon-
mendations from the city press.
A letter from our former townsman, J..
K. Musselman, at Spokane, Wash. asking
US to change the address of his paper to
another street, has the following compli-
mentary note at the bottom, which
makes the publishers feel that their
efforts are appreciated and goes to show
that local Newspaper is far reaching for
all its occupies local sphere: 'We
get great satisfaction from reading the
Pioneer Express as it keeps us in touch
with the movements of our old-time
Pembina county friends, and are always
! glad to welcome them when they come
out this way" ..
The many friends of Ed. H. Dammer-
all here will learn with pleasure that ne
was the successful aspirant at the pri-
maries for the office of county treasurer
at Asotin County, Wash, held last week.
Mr.. Dammerall was for many years a
resident of Pembina where he was one
of the Northern Pacific depot force, and
proved himself to be reliable and
faithful to his duties. From the political
completion of that county nomination
on the republican ticket is equivalent to
being elected. Chas. S. Florence, a
graduate of the Pioneer Express Office
and who afterwards occupied promin-
ent place in the newspaper field, retires
from the Office of auditor of the same
county, after serving four years as audit
or and four as treasurer, which goes tc
show that our boys are appreciated il
the west
| Pembina's young folks will soon bt
leaving for school and as usual the towr
will be very quiet until they return
Here are few that leave in the nea
future, mostly on Monday and Tuesday
Pauline Kneeshaw, Leila l.arvey, Ed
: Conmy and Guy Mckay are returnin,
students to the university, and new one
to the same school will be Vera Ewing
Rose Conmy, Mabel Aylen,Myrtle Jeph
colt, Bessie Campbell, Edith Wardwell
Ralph Chisholm and Harry King. Harr
: has resigned his position with the Firs
Bank of Cavalier to take up law course
Miss Winnie Full has gone to Havergs
college at Winnipeg and Dudley Flu
+ willreturn to Minnesota University nez
Friday. Beside this qnota of student
= many of the young folks have gon
II teaching. Among these are Miss Roe
Kochendoerfer to Cavalier; Isabel Dou,
las to Neche; leila Swltzer to Glasstol
9 Florence McDougald to Rugby; Cha
r Short to Nowesto; Sidney Douglas
g Toilette; Lydia Kochendoerfer to IL
u Dunn school near town, and there m.
/. be others.
n Lost.
70 Gold watch and fob. in Pembina or
the road south. Finder please return
this once Tor reward. 53