The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-10-20

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$3.50 q y !. .s.e.....ss
M. and Mn. JsJ Weeks 81 Bottineau
have new son.
Thos. Seymour, has purchased the
Kraft livery at, Cavalier.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Salter &C Cavalier, week ago
Monday.
Mrs. g. Kibler of Cavalier has gone
to Stratford, Ont. to attend the funeral
OF her mother.
G. T. Harmon, once resident of Bath
gate. now of Medford, Ore. is saio to be
suffering from q kidney trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs HI. Sveinson returned
to Hamilton last week from their we'd
ding trip to various points on the Pacific
Coast.
Peter Nelson has purchased the
acetylene gas plant from Robt. Strachan
and will assume charge of the same
November lOth.-St. Thomas Times.
Residents of this village VINO have
been listening to the Neche band for
the past two weeks, now understand
why parents send their Children to
Europe to study music.-Chronotype.
Mrs. George Laney returned from
Bismarck, Wednesday and reports Mr..
Laney, who last week underwent an
operation for goter at st. Alexlus hos
pital, as getting along nicely.-Napoleon
Homestead.
From ten acre field on the D'Heilly
farm, operated by Noah Allord, Richard
Gym threshed $50 bushels of wheat.
The same piece of land last year was
seeded to fax and produced profitable
crop. -Chronotype.
The Rev. Fir. Liable arrived Thursday
from Oriska, N. D. and will have charge
of Neche. toilette, and Pembina mis-
slons of the Catholic church. The ad-
herents of the r. q. church here have
been without a priest for several weeks
and will be pleased to hear of the
arrival of Fir. Labbe.-Chronotype.
L. Berard was business visitor in
Neche, Wednesday. Mr.. Berard reports
that this year was one of the most
successful that he has ever had. From
an eighty acre field he threshed $3.50
bushels of barley. He sold the grain for
e2,205. The land cast him S32. aa acre
but he says he would not sell it for $50
an acre to-day.-Chronotype.
Another little "Wood:pll was left at
the door of the editor of the Hamilton
Independent last week by the stork.
The Independent man intimates that he
has enough and says good bye to the
bird. But the cold winters of North
Dakota require lots of wood to keep
comfortable. It was of the feminine
sort.
R. A. Switzer has shipped bushel of
Gold Coin' potatoes to New York city
for entry in the National Food show to
be held in Madison Square Garden and
for which 81, 900 cup is offered as first
prize in the potato contest. He also
sent bushel of "Gold Coins" as au'ex-
hibit in the Great Northern's immigrat.
ion car. Mr.. Switzer's potato yield this
year went 422 bushels to the acre.-In-
dependent.
Mr.. Robert Patton and Miss Bessie
Jones were driven over to the Presby-
terian manse at Walhalla on Wednesday,
October 4th, where they were quietly
married by DR.. Collins, no one being
present but pastors family. One notice.
able feature was the fact that the groom
was attired in the suit worn by his
father at the latter's wedding. 1t was
remarkably up-to. date as to style and of
excellent material. The bride looked
charming In light silk gown. After
dinner at the manse, they took the
train for Park River and other points,
for few days visit. They will make
their home on the Patton farm at Hyde
Park. 1t is the intention of Mr.. Patton
to preserve the wedding suit for similar
occasions and hand it down to succeed
ing generations. The young couple are
we'll and favorably known in Neche and
the Chronotype joins host of friends il
extending congratulations Chronotype
County Teachers to Meet at
St. Thomas
The annual meeting of the Pembin,
County Teachers Association will b
held, this year, in st. Thomas Nov. It'll