The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-21

Gustav Lindh late of the Cooperstown
Sentinel has taken charge of the busl-
ness and local department of the Pink
Paper. o. S. Perry who has been filling
that position will 60 to Montana to enter
the land business.
Carl Russell, transient, who was
for Steve Smith, stole three
good horse blankets, sold two of them
for dollar to st. Vincent man and is
now spending 30 days in the county Jail
to atone for the offense. Whisky was
the motive.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. LaMoure went to st.
Paul the first of the week. 1t was ex-
pected that Mrs. J. LaMoure, ST., would
be taken to Florida and be accompanied
by her husband and Mrs. j. LaMoure.
Jr. Mrs. LaMoure, Jr., was expected
home yesterday.
Mrs. G. B. Harris entertained the
Whist Club Tuesday evening. Ten
games were played, Miss Richmond's
score showing ten games won. F. A.
Feldman and Mrs. Daniels tied for con-
ISOLATION prize. At midnight delicious
were served.
Mrs. H. B. Spiller was called to Hills
boro last week to the funeral of her
father, John Mc1nnes, who died on the
Saturday previous to st. Luke's hospital
at Fargo of Bright's disease. Mr.. Nc
lines came to Trail county in 1882 and
has lived on his farm near there up to
this time. He leaves widow and four
boys and four girls, all grown up. He
was " years of age.
At the time of the New Year dance
somebody borrowed two of the lanterns
belonging to the fire department and has
since forgotten to return the same.
These lanterns might be wanted at any
at night, and perhaps make con-
delay in getting the apparatus
to work when minutes mean n.uch dam
age. Whoever has them will see the me-
cessity of returning them at the earliest
possible moment.
Mrs. Burley arrived home this week
after somewhat long stay away, during
which time she visited her daughter at
Culbe1tson Mont, and attended meet
ing of superintendent at Grand Forks,
where arrangements were made for the
summer school next season. 1t is ex-
pected that two more counties will CO.
operate in this work, and a larger at
tendance with some new features will
be the results of the present outlook.
The members of the Yeoman lodge
met for the annual installation Friday
evening, in the lodge rooms and spent
very pleasant evening. Judge Wick act
ed as installing officer and the following
were installed: G. w. Shumaker FORE
man; A. Short. NJ. c.; F. A. Feldman,
correspondent; H. D. Mckay, chaplain;
Mrs. McCaffery, Lady Rowena; Mrs. Bur-
ley, Lady Rebecca. After the Ger emo
MES were over all sat down to tables we'll
loaded with edibles. The program
consisted of story telling guest
had to tell story of some kind, and ma
ny amusing narratives were related.
Because Mrs. F. A. Feldman would
not accept very many urgent invitations
to ride in automobiles last season, Mrs.
Charles Full considered that she "auto''
entertain Mrs. Feldman and husband
and dozen of other friends at dinner
on Monday evening. The place cards at
table were miniature goggles" by the
aid of which and little explanation the
guests discovered that they were to be
winners, even if Mrs. Feldman had
yielded to her many invitations. After
most bounteous and elegant repast the
guests spent very pleasant evening and
departed at a late hour, hoping that the
genial hostess would sometime again feel
as though she auto entertain.
No More Contests.
A new federal law, which went into ef-
feet Jan. l, absolutely prohibits all