The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-28

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with his old neighbors lately.
A. e. Dingle, of Winnipeg, was visit
ing at .Neche last week. That name has
a familiar jingle to people here.
A sleigh load of Neche young people
spent pleasant evening at the house of
VIM. Treanbeath last week,
Little Russell Thompson OF Neche was
jumped on by rlaymates and an opera
ton was necessary. He is improving.
The Farmers Institute was attended
by full houses last week at Drayton.
The Echo gives an excellent synopsis of
the talks made on farming.
G. V. Graveline has purchased the
Walhalla butcher shop from o. Tetrault
John Peterson, George Kline, Misses
Lydia Kline and Mary Syrup left Cava-
lier last week to look up land in north
ern Montana near the boundary.
Mrs. w. j. Kneeshaw of Pembina
county, president of the w. G. T. T. u,
Was visitor in the city last Thursday.
She was arranging for the county con.
vention, which will be held here next
June.-Drayton Echo
Rev. Olberg, while returning from SER
vices week ago Sunday, to his home In
Walhalla, was the victim of runaway,
and after being dragged some distance
by his feet which we're entangled in the
lines, managed to get clear, but suffered
bad fracture of the leg.
The Crystal creamery has done $1,000
worth of business the last year. The
creamery is being kept open this winter.
Pres Chappe, of e Bathgate Blind
School has been taken to Rochester to
undergo al operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. George Ganssle of Minneapolis
has gone with her son Gilbert to Ari-
zona, as the latter is threatened with tu-
berculosis. The Ganssles were former
residents of Bathgate and ST. Thomas.
The meeting of the congregation took
place last Friday as per call. 1t was
very we'll attended, and managed ship
shape. After due deliberation it was re-
solved by a vote of 81 to 32 to secede
from the Icelandic Evangelical Synod.
Not being present, your reporter is not
able to give any more MISUNDERSTANDING
Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Syrnp have left
Gardar for Wynyard, Sask where Mr..
Syrup has a claim. Mr.. and Mrs. Syrup
have resided with Mrs. Syrup's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Melsted. for the
past year. The best wishes for future
prosperity follow them from their friends
here.-Edinburg Tribune.
The sudden death of Mrs. L. N. Dok.
ing at Bathgate last Thursday was a
shock to her many friends. The de-
ceased was only Ill from Wednesday eve
ming. Both of the local doctors were
out'of town, and when they arrived next
morning nothing could be done. Some
internal rupture is supposed to be the
cause. She was about 43 years old, and
leaves her husband and a daughter. A
very large number of friends attended
the funeral.
The Napoleon Homestead announces
the marriage of George Laney, formerly
of Bathgate, and for some time deputy
sheriff, with Miss Mary Shortell, Of Ma.
poleon. Mr. Laney left here several years
ago and settled in Logan county, where,
among other good things, he has served
as sheriff Tor two terms, and has pros
pered generally. Many friends in this
county will congratulate the happy pair.
The District Sunday school conven-
tion for Pembina, Walsh, Grand Forks
and Nelson counties was held at Drsy-
ton last week with good attten dance.
There were twenty delegates present
Mr.. Noses district president and state
vice president, presided. Rev. Orchard,
state vice president, was present and led
in the services. A number Of papers
ON 8. 8. work we're presented, which
were followed by discussions. Resolu-
tions were passed referring to Suaday
School work, thanking the Drayton
chnrches,for hospitality and the special,
speakers. and expressing regret At Ito;
intended resignation of Rev. John Or;
chard, who has served fourteen years in
the State Sunday School work.
PEMBINA