The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-01-10

ladies compiled cookbook full of re.
ceipts from local sources, of which a
supply has been placed on sale at Hene.
mans store in this city. The price is
80 cents and there are many single re-
ceipts that are worth the money.
The county board has been in session
this week, but the influx of visitors has
delayed regular business somewhat. 1t
is expected they will adjourn to-day, and
will return to check up county officials
books in February. The official papers
selected for the succeeding year are In.
dependent, Chronotype and Echo.
The funeral of the late Dave Vannett,
roadmaster of the N. P. took place at
Fertile, MINI. under Masonic auspices.
The floral tributes were among the fin
est seen in these parts. A piece, con-
tributed by the railroad employees, repre-
senting railroad train on the track,
took a special refrigerator car to bring
from Grand Forks.
The city has been full of court people
this week, and Landlord Hale of the In
ternational hotel served los dinners one
day, and he says he was forced to give
some sleeping accommodations that were
not as good as he would like to have
given them, but owing to taking posses
sion of the hotel recently the large crowd
overtaxed him.
We are informed that the evidence in
the LaClaire murder trial, given before
the coronor's jury, and published in the
lacal press was reproduced in the Win
nipeg dailies, with the result that both
the hotel bars in Gretna are closed and
the proprietors are under arrest, await.
ing an investigation relative to keeping
open on Sunday.
L. w. Musselman has sold out his in
terest in the First Bank of Cavalier to
Mr.. Drew, a banker of Minneapolis and
the transfer was made last Saturday.
The Musselman name has been connect
ed with that institution since it was
started, nearly twenty years ago, and has
always been safe and money making
concern. Mr.. Musselman and family
will leave in month for Spokane, Wash.
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Mrs. Charles HI. Hart, of Foam Lake,
Sask. returned home Wednesday, after
spending the holidays with relatives in
this neighborhood. She likes her new
northern home, and says the Pembina
colony are all we'll and happy. Miss
Pearl Simpson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alb. Simpson, was married recently, and
Ben. Taylor, while working at farming
spends one day week in town of Sheho
working at the barber trade.
as.Sharp of Prattford was among the
visitors in the city Tuesday. AS statee
before Mr.Sharpis extensively interested
in sheep, and he considers it one of tn
most profitable products of the farm
Up to the present time he has fed then
no hay or grain, but turns them loose il
the morning and they roam the field
and meadows and are in good shape
He has It's tons of hay put up and ex
pect to feed but small portion of it i
the winter continues fine.
Every one has seen or read Gas
Lynne Full of comedy, pathos ant
sentiment, it has trend of feeling tina
appeals to the sympathy of all. It>wil
still be great play when the popula
plays of the day are gone and forgotten
Its story is the old one of man che temp
ter and the betrayer, and woman tn
JUNCTION caused by an uncalled 70
jealousy. 1t is interesting, full of hear
interest and is lesson to every human
being. 1t will be seen at the city hal
next Tuesday evening.
Jos. H. Burns died at the home of hi
mother. in South tPembina, early Tues
day morning, from consumption, aget
% years. Funeral services were col
Quoted by Rev. Campbell, and the n
mains laid to rest in the Icelandic cen
etery on the 9th. Mr.. Burns returne
from the Pacific coast week ago, whe,
he has spent the last four years workin
at the carpenter trade. For some tim
back he was in hospital and was ..
vised his case was incurable and to q
home.
Marriage License
, Harry Wintermuth and Blanche FL
Of Crystal. a.
/! Joseph Lang, Fremont and Paulir