The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-23

WOOD chopped last winter, that is worth
over three dollars per cord, besides
other timber ready for the market.
Ole Paulson has also large amount of
building material in the same neighbor-
hood that is in danger.
A man who claimed he had been dis
charged by J,hn A. Eastman of Carlisle
from his thresh;ng crew with Others and
their places supplied by Galatians hired
from across the line made complaint to
inspector Thue this week. Investiga-
ton showed that the complainant had
never been employed by Mr.. Eastman,
only sought employment and had been
refused, and that while Mr.. E. had
some Galatians at work for HIM, he
had hired them at st. Vincent.
Hon. E. B. Goss of Minot was visitor
with Judge Kneeshaw on Saturday. The
judge had been holding court for Judge
Kneeshaw at Langdon and came this
way in his auto, and returned by way of
Crystal to visit with H. E. Dickson of
that city who is his his bother-in law.
Judge Goss was one of the successful
candidates at the last primary as an as
pirant for the supreme bench, and has
an excellent chance to be elected in No
vember. He is very popular in his own
district.
Monday was ''going- away" day for
many of our young folks to the higher
institutions of learning. We are not
sure that we have not missed one or
more of the crowd that were happy to
go but so sorry to leave, but here is
the roster as we have caught them
Leila and Herbert Harvey, Sarah and
Margaret Arnason, Bessie Campbell,
Ralph Chisholm, Chas. King, Stanley
kneeshaw, Florence and Grace Eyford,
leila Switzer and Marjorie Wardwell
all to the Grand Forks u; while Kate
Kneeshaw has gone to st. Mary's, Roy
Chisholm to Carlton and Laura
Douglas goes to Valley City next
Monday. .......
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Anderson left
yesterday for Harlowtown, Mont. where
their son Rodney Anderson now resides
and where they will make their new
home. They will visit with Neil Ander-
son at Antler: and with their daughter
Mrs. Cameron at Linton, N. D. on the
way. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson were
among the pioneers of this county,
coming here from Minnesota in the
early days. They first resided in st.
Thomas and when Mr.. Anderson was
elected as register of deeds for this
county came to Pembina while he serv-
ed several terms in that office. Later
they lived for some years at Walhalla
and for the last four years again in
Pembina. The length of time that Mr..
Anderson has lived here and the prom
lnent positions he has held, betoken the
large acquaintance and numerous
friendships that he has made during
his life here. We are sure that he and
his wife leave with the best wishes not
only of every one in this city, but also
of hundreds of others all through this
county.
The beautiful weather and the glories
of the autumnal foliage, tempted two
ladies' to take walk to the beautiful
"Fern Valley near town on Tuesday
afternoon. They were enjoying them
selves chatting on the way, when
horrors-two tramps were spied lying
under the trees by the roadside. After
considerable argument it was decided
that they would risk it and pass on
and thereby showed /. considerable
courage. AS the ladies approached, the
superintendent end a principal teacher
of the Methodist Sunday school, rose to
their feet, and remarked, "Good after
noon, ladies, we have just been down
to select the grounds for the picnic
tomorrow" The picnic was held Just
after school the next day alright and
there were about hundred and twenty
five people, old and young, present and
had jolly time until darkness closed
the exercises. Oh, yes. there was lots
to eat and every kid had at least two
ice cream cones-and some had as many
as three. The ladiesp Oh, they felt
better after recognizing the cramps"
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