The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-09-24
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Richard Gym who was ruu over BY
John D. Rockefeller two weeks ago is
around again. There are bigger mon than
Mr.. Gym that have been run over by
the same concern that never recovered.
s. T. Bostwiok, formerly Or Bathgate
now Of Seattle, is back for . month look
ing after business matters. He says he
does not like Seattle climate. Too
cold and damp for heart so warm and
true"
Agent Hauck Of Walhalla refused to
to turn over shipment Of "red eye" to
the person calling for the stuff as the
goods were shipped to another party.
He returned the consignment to the
shippers.
VIM. Pack of Bay Center was telling
Editor Lee last week Of his coming to
this county from eighty miles south Of
st. Paul in 1881 with two wagons and
two yoke of oxen. It took him six weeks
to make the trip.
David Galloway formerly of Bathgate
died at the asylum at jamestown last
week. He had been in the Asylum for
about seven years. He was ono of the
early settlers at Bathgate. Two sons,
Albert and Abner remain of the family.
P aul Jobnton tells the Chronicle tina
the crops about Mountain are good.
John Hordal got "a bushels of wheat to
the acre, on Nj. Thompson's place oats
went Is bushels to the acre, and Ellis
Thorwaldson got "a ?ushels Of wheat to
the acre.
News from Seattle says the Pink Pa
per, is that on the 18th, Miss Florence
Baptie was married to Dewitt Evans Of
Tacoma. The groom is rising young
attorney. Mrs.. Evans was raised in
Bathgate and has many friends in the
county who will wish her and her hus-
band all possible happiness.
VIM. Keen, who is working for Sandy
Duncan. met with an unfortunate acct
dent on Friday evening of last week.
He was hauling bundles and the belt
came off and frighteded the horses, who
ran away, throwing him off the wagon,
fracturing the .bones of the shoulder.
DR.. Montgomery was called and reduc-
ed the fractures and the patient is doing
nicely.-Chronotyre.
John Allison who farmed near Wal
halla suicided with laudanum on We'd
nesday of last week. He was very irrit-
able and at times irrational. After TAX.
ing the laudanum he went to the house
where his wife was stopping, said he
had taken the poison and asked for mus
tard as an emetic. They called ply
slcian but he went into sleep and died
about midnight. He leaves wife, two
daughters and son, besides his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Allison.
The agent of the Thorpe elevator at
st. Thomas has also discovered the pole.
1t was not the North Pole nor the South
Pole but just pole.cat. He discovered
it and has minute minutes to prove his
claim. He also discovered q unique
method of getting rid of the same, as it
was located in the PIT where the chief
business of the house was done. He
poisoned bait and the [St.l Thomas
cat took it. Commissions ensued to the
cat and smelltators. Whew!
When Noah Afford took charge Of the
farm that he now lives ON it was almost
covered with Canadian thistles and 9th
er noxious weeds. Today it is perhaps
one of the cleanest farms in this neigh
borhood and is good example of how
weeds can be eradicated If only the pro
per methods are used. Mr.. Allard had
good crop thus year. His wheat aver
aged twenty bushels to the acre; his
barley thirty-three and his oats seventy
five. II you want farm where you can
make money, come to Chrome
type.
Marrlafe Licenses.
Vincent Deschenes, Walhalla and
Melvina Gendron, LaMoure.