The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-13

are up in Saskatchewan prospecting
for land. IF v
Mrs. A. r. Harvey of Pembina visited
with Mrs. Cockburn, ST. on Saturday
and Sunday Drayton Echo.
George McCrea Of Ora, ton went to
Chicago to attend the great national
convention of church laymen.
John R. Anderson, formerly Of Cry
stal writes that he and family are COM
fortably situated at Saskatoon.
Pat. Kennedy and Julius Pohl re-
turned to Crystal from the Calgary
district last week. They filed on claims
there,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Haight who have
been in Pasadena during the winter
are expected home at st. Thomas this
week.
Prot. Anderson of this place is being
urged to come out on the democratic
ticket as candidate for superintendent
of schools. Crystal Call.
Del McGuln of Walhalla has gone to
Montana to get piece of land near
Harlowtown which Herb, Haley, for.
merly Of Hensel spotted for him.
A new building is being built near
the G. N. depot at Neche for an office
for immigration inspector Steward and
also for detention room for immigrants.
Mrs. Barney Johannesson and little
son of Seattle is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 5. Thorwaldson of Akra.
Mr.. j. is a druggist ar Seattle.
o. H. johnson is fixing up his Ham
ilton residence with hot and cold water,
sewer, heating plant, etc. and Mrs.
johnson arrived there last Monday.
The little two-year old son of Rev.
Olberg crawled under pasture fence
where there was mare and colt and
the mare attacked the boy injuring him
quite badly. He is getting better.
Paul johnson, who used to farm in
Flora township, has sold a quarter of
land near Zelandia, Sask. for $50 per
acre, the highest price yet in that
vicinity.
Many friends all over the country
will be glad to know that Mrs. J. D.
Laxdal who has been so seriously i'll
at the hospital at Grand Forks is re-
covering rapidly.
George L. Paxman, the Hamilton
merchant, has announced his candidacy
for the legislature from the second
district. Mr. Paxman is we'll known in
his district and will poll large vote
at the primaries.
John Holler of Van Horn, Iowa,
purchased the VIM. Isaac farm west
of Drayton, through the agency of +.
o. DillIng, who is now with the billing,
Ferguson Land Co. of Fargo. Mr..
Holler will move to Drayton about the
first of July.
Christy Jackson, whose parents live
mile from Glasston, IS years of age
was drowned by the upsetting of boat
in Lake of the Woods near where he
was working on April Goth. His
brother was with him when the acct
dent occurred. The body was brought
to Glasston for burial and the funeral
held there week ago Tuesday.
Mrs. Fordyce L. Waldo, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Duncan
Anderson at Plumas, Man. She was
born near Burritt's Rapids, Ont. in
1924. She and her husband came 10
Pembina county and settled on farm
near Drayton in 1881, Mr.. Waldo died
about year ago. The remains were
brought 20 Drayton for burial. Two
brothers md one sister remain of the
family of twelve children of her parents,
and three daughters and two sons, Mrs.
Harry Baldwin of Brainard, Mimi,
Mrs. Wilmot Durham of Winnipeg,
Mrs. Duncan Anderson of Plumas Man.
Rev. VIM. A. Waldo of Cleveland, O.
and Richard V. Waldo of Spokane,
Wash. She was finely educated and
socially and otherwise did much towards
making the right beginnings in this
new country.
Field and Garden seeds guaranteed
to grow up with the country. They
refuse to stay down. At the Drug
Store.
Early Ohio Potatoes.
Select stock IS cts. per bushel cash,
while they last.
A. SHORT.
Timothy Seed for Sale.
GU bushels of first class timothy seed
for sale apply to
ALBERT SIMMONS.
2 miles from Pembina.
Box-Elder Seed, for Sale.
Several mounds of oond hnv oldor