The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-11-19

the old ntry next spring for visit,
and then return here and go to farming.
w. E. Kelley informs tbs Chronotype
that he has located at Great Falls
Mont, and entered into partnership. In
this weeks issue of the Chronotype, G.
Murphy advertlses that he has taken
over the business of Mr.. Kelley, includ
ing accounts and office.
The drain board have been in session
most of the week, all members present
They have been making partial settle.
ments with the contractors on drains
Nos ID, 30, 81 and "a. The latter is the
Macarthur drain and while not complet.
ed is finished sufficiently to carry off any
surplus water next spring
Rev. Mr.. Moore started for Pembina
from toilette last Sunday, but after fac
ing the wind for a short distance he
concluded it was too hard on the horse
and turned back, so there were no serv-
ices at the M. E. church on Sunday eve
ming. Mr.. Moore said that he could
have faced the wind, as he was we'll
wrapped. but he twas merciful to his
beast"
-Four barns owned respectively by H.
Herman, P. J. Skiold, VIM. Brunswell
and j. E. Peterson were burned at Edln-
burg last week. Herman's was the first
catch and he lost team of horses, two
COWS and calf, as we'll aa a consldera-
BILE amount of other property. No clue
as to how the fire started. Some of the
nearby residences were in considerable
danger.
We understand that Mrs. Kabernagle
will spend Thanksgiving at Grand
Forks, and it is expected will take some
charitable offerings for the poor children
who are confined in one of the state in
stitvtions for temporary orphans there
which the same irreverently style "dope,"
and with which they spread them
selves - latitudenarily- and thereafter
suffer accordingly. If the offerings are
too large-Mrs K. may find it necessary
to take the freight train.
The local supply of turkey and other
Thanksgiving fowl is plentiful. The
past season has been favorable to
turkey raising, and the high prices Of
late years have stimulated production.
Many farmers wife will have nice
little piece of pocket money from her
fowls this season. Prices of turkeys are
15c, geese l21ac, chickens Zoe. in trace,
and they are retailed at the same price
to customers. A large amount of poul-
try is now shipped from this state.
We find the following names of county
people on Landlord Ardies' hotel register
during the past week :-Chas. Trottier,
J. Yeado, Thos. Lang, st. Joseph (; l..
S. Gibney, Earl Wright, Bathgate J.
L. Pariseau, John Berg, R. B. Phelps,
w. p. Storms, toilette K. B. Cook, D.
W. and L. M. Young, Cavalier ]. G.
Junkin, Chas. Edwards. Drayton &c j.
Patterson, Bowesmont Donald Beaton,
Hamilton !; w. E. Glenn, Neche K. j.
McInnes, w. F. Mcneil, Mrs. F. Mcneil
Crystal P. Williams, Walhalla.
Winter arrived last Saturday. On
Sunday the wind blew hard enough for 6
blizzard but there was not enough snow
The river closed up on Monday for good
A little more snow was added on Tues
day but not enough for sleighing, From
G rand Forks south there was heav!
snow storm on Saturday and Sunda,
there was a regular winter blizzard
he railroads were blocked and for tim,
? on Sunday no trains were running cut o
, Fargo. Drifts nine feet high were com
, men in the streets. The Sunday fye
for Winnipeg did not get here unit
about two o'clock in the afternoon Q
J. Monday.
Teacher Wanted.
For school district No. SO for a teri
of four months commencing Nov. 20tl
:. State salary wanted and experience
j Apply to WI. IRWIN, Clerk,
Bowesmont, N. d.
Thirty loaves Of bread for 81 is Win
, Desfosier, the baker, viii give the ne,
z month. Call phone 81 for delivery.
al House for Rent.
,e The dwelling recently occupied by 9
= IN. Gill on Rolette street. enquire Of
l4ti G. 3. HARRIS.