The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-06

s'SAGh6 q SOOpAo VI u0yS ILLS week WIN
his automobile. They returned to Cava-
lier on Wednesday. Raoul says that an
automobile is a great educator-learn
something new every time you run it.
Mr.. w. H. Paulsson of Winnipeg
lectured at the Icelandic church on
Sunday evening to large audience
under the auspices of the Luthern
League. The lecture is highly spoken
of by the audience.
Miss Edith Wardwell come home
from Grad Forks on Saturday for
two weeks. She will take position
as stenographer in the office of the
International Harvester Co. when she
returns.
The little chemical covered itself al
over with glory on Saturday. 1t can
get there first every time, and while it
is little short-winded, it can do a lot
of work in short time, and just at the
time when work is the most effective.
In writing about the epidemic of
measles about town we have been a
little puzzled whether to say "the
measles isl or "the measles are" but in
Ralph Chisholm's case, who came home
from the U on Wednesday, it is care"
He has two kinds at once.
Some names of county people we find
on the Hotel Pembina register for the
past week are: l. J. Foster, Bathgate;
j, G. Tisdale, Bowesmont; A. J. McFad-
den, Chas. A. Dawson, Neche; w. A.
Smile, Hamilton: w. McMurchie, st.
Thomas; Chas. Edwards, Drayton.
Landlord Ardies of the Pembina
Hotel while running to the engine
house on Saturday, tripped over the
wire fence and fell violently to the
ground striking on his shoulder, injur-
ing so badly that he has had to carry
his arm in sling ever since.
Robert Wardwell, the ID year old son
of this writer, had two very dangerous
spells on Tuesday morning,
caused by ptomaine poisoning, the
source of which is mystery. He was
brought round by DR.. Harris with some
strenuous work, and is all right again.
Mrs. j. f. sherwood, who has been
residing with her sister Mrs. Baskin
this winter, left on Wednesday evening
for England via Winnipeg where she
Will remain for about three months
settling up some business matters.
Miss Evelyn Baskin accompanied her
to Winnipeg.
We note that at the committee meet
ing of the democrats at Grand Forks
last week Alex. Morrison of Bathgate
was selected as the proper man for
candidate for commissioner OF agri-
culture and labor. They could not
have picked more popular candidate
from this county-even if he is demo-
crat.
Pemblna is to have moving picture
show that will last for two weeks if the
people want it. Mr.. Arthur Russell
lis here with large tent that will be
erected near the depot in which the
shows will be held. He also will oper-
ate photograph gallery at the same
place. The first exhibition will be
given this evening.
James 3. Ewing who has been the
efficient deputy auditor for MIR. Felson
has made up his mind to go to Nom ana
about the 18th of this month to reside.
Mr.. Ewing was born in Pembina and
has always been young man of ex-
emplary habits and his leaving will be
regretted by all his townsfolk.
The meeting of the Laymen of the
M. E. congregation which was held in
the council room on Tuesday evening
was we'll attended. A fine menu was
served by the Ladies Aid and Chas.
Full acted as toast master. Rev. Moore
spoke on the ''Laymen's Missionary Move
ment," "The World Vision" was discuss
ed by F. L. Montgomery of Grafton; and
what We can do" by J. Heneman.
Revs. Mccullough of Emerson and
johnson Of st. Vincent also gave inn
promptu remarks. The whole formed
q very pleasant evening, and it is
thought that a permanent organization
LOT Laymen may be the result.