The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-24


Monday, February 7th 1910, at 10 a. m.
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:County News:
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The Bathgate ice rink is open.
The st. Thomas curriers' are curling.
H. A. Weaver is the new operator at
Neche.
Neche creamery will keep open this
winter.
Neche is to have Farmers Institute
Feb. rs.
r. J. McMurray and family are NOV
ing from Cavalier to Seattle.
Jas. McCabe has a carload of sheep
for his farm at Glasston.
Glasston farmers shipped carload of
horses to the lumber woods last week.
Robt Menzies, of Prattford, is leaving
for Ontario to visit friends this winter.
The Drayton Echo got so full-of ad-
vertising-that it run over, and had to
supplement.
st. Thomas has received its new Wat
erous engine and after trial is much
pleased with it.
Cyrus Hurd and Albert Gull of st.
Thomas, have gone to Stony Lake to
live on their claims.
John Seblen has purchased the Har-
fis quarter section near the Gelder place
in North Carlisle.
j. P. Walper, of Delisle, formerly of
Hoople, was visiting his cousin, VIM.
Livingood, at st. Thomas this week.
The Farmers Institute at Hamilton
last week was poorly attended. Auction
sales wese more attractive. says the In
dependent.
Magnns johnson, an old resident of
the Glasston locality, was operated upon
for cancer at Grafton last week, and was
very low for time after the operation.
J. M. Ferch, of Cavalier, has pur-
chased the harness and machinery busi-
ness of A. j. McFadden of Neche. Mr..
McFadden will attend to his other NJ
merous branches of business hereafter.
r. r. Thompson who used to photo at
Drayton, lives at Vancouver with his
daughter Mabel. He is dissatisfied, and
will sell out and 60 to southern Cali
fornia.
Mrs. William B. Schrader, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kaeracher, of Cava-
lier, died at home in Clyde, Dec. 11th.
She was buried in Cavalier. She leaves
her husband and two children. She was
q years of age.
Misa Lenna Beatrice Langton, daugh-
ter of w. G. LaLgton of Neche township
was married to w. L. Richsrd, of Nc
Minnville, at the residence of her cousin.
w. L. Langton, at Newberg, Ore. The
guests numbered forty. the majority be-
ing old friends of the bride from her
former home in North Dakota. The
couple will live at McMinnvllle.
The Independent says the Hamilton
Implement Co. have sold the only wood
saving machine in town to Frank Kit,
of Toilette, and monrns because it has
to saw wood. You are not up to the
tricks of the trade, Bro. Wood. You
should wait until your neighbors saw it
before you take it.
Editor Fadden of the Chronotype,
comes to the rescue of the fair sex in re-
ply to the Pioneer Express editorial on
'Woman's Suffrage" and writes very
we'll, indeed, except that he made some
what Of personal matter of what is a
public question. Not that it hurt this
writer in anyway-but that it weakened
the otherwise good arguments of the
Chronotype editor. Many older writer's
make the same error.
Looking Ones Best.
lisa woman's delight to look her best
but pimples skin eruptions sores and
boils rob life Of Joy. Listen! Bucklen's
Afnlca Salve cures them; makes the
skin soft and velyety. II glorifes the
face. Cures pimples, sore eyes, cracked
lips, chApped hands. Try. II. Infallible
fos piles DO 81 all dealers.
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