The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-08

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Was William looking for you-and die
he find you? 1t is the annual william
we mean. He left this Office on his trav
els this week and he has many hare
road to travel. 1.-The called at your plac,
by mistake-tell us-if not treat hin
well-for our sake-and your sake.
The county board were in session from
Monday to Wednesday. Mostly routine
business was transacted. Appropria.
tiods of $500 each were made to Bath
gate and toilette townships for grading
which would otherwise require bridges
The board meets again Nov. 5th.
Among visitors at the Hotel Pembina
this week we note E. H. Restemayer, H
B. Cook, j. G. Mathieson, Jas. A. Will
son and 7. ]. Mcconnell of Cavalier, w
Perkins and Earl Wright of Bathgate
James r. Hunter and DR.. CUTIE of Con.
crete.
Ship your grain to the John Miller Co.
They have competent grain men at both
Minneapolis ana Duluth, and are espe.
cially equipped to handle consignments
in carload lots direct from the farmers
Make them trial shipment. Satisfac
ton guaranteed.
Two little girls met with accidents last
week that caused their absence from
school. Verneita Thompson had bel
collarbone broken while playing on the
school grounds, and had to spend sever.
eral days in bed, and will carry her arm
in sling for some time. Virginia Short
fell and cut big cash IN her forehead
DR.. Harris was called in in both cases.
Rev. Mr.. Watson, six years ago pastor
of this parish officiated at the Episcopal
church here Sunday. Mr.. Watson left
lon Wednesday for Sintaluta, near. Moos
LAW, Sask., where he is assigned to {
charge he occupied as missionary many
years ago. He was accompanied by hi.
wife and daughter. Since leaving here
he has been stationed at Breckenridge
MINI. and Hudson, Wis.
i A change in time of Northern Paci6,
flyer is arranged for the near future, W,
are told. Going north it will arrive her
twenty-five minutes earlier, $40 IN tn,
evening, and the south bound train will
leave Winnipeg twenty-five minutes lat
er than it dees now and arrive here OF
the old time, 9:25. Changes go into Ell
feet on the main line to the coast, an,
running time shortened, to compete 70
the coast mails.
F.C.Warner was checked out as agen
, for the N. p. ON Thursday and left o
the LIST to join his family in their ne,
I home in Minneapolis, accompanied b
r many good wishes of friends in Pembin
where his business relations with tn
people dates back sixteen years. G. v
n Shumaker assumed charge on the Il
: and has had double duty to perform a
!. the week. Mr.. Dryer, who succeeds NJ
. Shumaker as cashier, has been detaine
at Bowesmont ON account of sickness
the family Of his successor. The prom
r ton Of Mr.. Shumaker is the reward
, long service with the company to duti
.. he is we'll qualified.
Conductor Vincent is back from . tt
to the home Of his childhood, in sout
- ern Kansas, where he went to attend
y funeral Of his father, who died ct t
y ripe age Of eighty-aeven years. The VI
or cent family was one Of the first to set
in that part Of Kansas, locating there
1855, when there Was nothing but I
I. trail Of the ''49ers" west Of the Misso,
- river, and the nearest railroad point Y
!, 800 miles. Mr.. Vincent can tell int
esting stories Of the early frontier /
on the plains, and how the young d
las used to 60 on their annual fall hunts
sof ter; buffalo and other game Tor the ye,
sxtf supply q meat, Indian narratives; OF,
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sy. Al hunters are warned . kssp "a
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g. 3. LEATHERs.