The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-29

George Barron of Macarthur ha
sold his Hart-Parr blowing and thresh
ing outfit to Arthur McMurray o
Walhalla who will take it to Saskatche
wan. 1t passed through town O,
Thursday.
Mrs. Giltrud has moved to the
Holm's residence in South Pembina
Joe Caron. in whose residence she ha
been residing, has returned from Graf
ton with his family and will hav,
charge of the round house.
Farmers have been busy all the weel
seeding and narrowing. In some part.
OF the county the seeding is about finish
ed while other parts, particularly along
the path of the "deluge" last summer
are yet too damp for much progress.
"A. Estlund of Kennedy who was sc
badly injured at Cavalier some time
ago by runaway mix-up has recovered
sufficiently to be ont, but is still quite
lame. The Enterprise says he was
visiting at Hallocll last week.
Geo. H. Morris finished seeding his 26O
acres of wheat land west of town yester-
day, and he narrowed the land twice
ahead of the drill and once after, which
is pretty good record. He intends to
cross harrow this tract three times vet.
j. II. Conklin, who wss in business
here as harness maker, many years
ago, and who has been lately working
at Emerson, will start harness shop
here on Monday. There ought to be a
good opening here for that business and
MIR. c. is a good workman.
The baby girl of Mr., and Mrs. H. Z
Howell of toilette which was so serious.
ly injured last week by being stepped
on by horse and who with her mother
has been staying at Rev. Moor's was
dangerously ill on Wednesday but was
better yesterday. A trained nurse has
been employed to care for her.
MessrS Langton and ellis have pur-
chased splendid Belgian stallion from
r. Iouissant uf Grand Forks for $500.
The horse is three years old and lately
imported by MIR. L. He weighs 1900 lbs
and has long pedigree from the best
OF his tribe. He will be kept at the
stables of his owners this season.
Miss Hazel knceshaw who is taking
a course Of nursing at St. Baranbas
hospital at Minneapolis has been at
home this week in consequence of
sore finger which threatened blood
poisoning but which is better now. On
Sunday Miss Pauline and Stanley
came home from the U in Grand Forks
for visit until Tuesday morning. Miss
kneeshaw will remain until Tuesday.
W hile many friends are sorry for the
finger they are glad to see Hazel. who
was always a favorite IN the social
circles here.
Mr.. +. +. Morris, son of + c. Morris of
this city writes that the State Bank of
Hurd \. d. of which he has been
cashier, has changed hands having
been purchased by Messrs G. P. Hollis
ter and II. z. Beckwith of Fargo and
hlmSelf and tina, he is the largest in
dividual stakeholder. Messrs HOLSTER
and Beckwlsh are respectively president
and treasurer of The Northern Trust
Co. of Fargo and are gentlemen of we'll
known financial ability. Mr.. Morris
will remain as cashier. Many friends
here will be pleased to learn of MIR.
Morris prosperity in his new home.
Last Sunday was Anti-tuberculos,s
Sunday and most of the clergy all over
the country preached on that subject
or something of the same nature. We
are getting to believe in these days
that the old proverb cleanliness is
next to goodness" is not the right way
20 say it but rather that goodness in.
'cludes cleanliness. The best code of
sanitary rules was published to the
Israelites by Moses and there has been
but little improvement made on them,
Christianity has done as much for mems
bodies as it has done for their souls.
Soap and salvation are almost
Synonymous terms.
Tomorrow at $50 P. NJ. an inter class
field and track meet viii be held at the
Pembina Park. The members Of the
four classes Of the High School will
compete for positions on the team that
viii represent the school ct the county
meet 1t Cavalier Nay 9th. About
iifbsen pupils viii participats. In order
to defray the teams expenses "a
,Cavalier m admis1aoa Of sc viii q
charged Following No tho events %
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