The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-08-11

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Hsreafter u 1mtnii ~ u - Eia ~.
81 must get ! oeptitic ats from ths Ims
department showing when
md where they landed ia this county
before they can apply for naturalization
papers. The necessary blank cansbe OBJ /
tained from tho clerk Of court. This up.
plies u all who have arrived since June
1909.
Raymond Munro, son Of Peter Munro,
IF st. Vincent was kicked very badly by
\ horse on Wednesday. He had gotten
down from the wagon to take the line
from around the tongue, and as he pass
ed. the horse reached out and struck
him full on one side Of the face break
ing the upper jaw and practically de-
molishing all the bones of the nose. He
is still in serious condition. He is IA
years of age and under the care Of Dr..
Harris.
Last Friday and Saturday afternoons
Mrs. Welt Quackenbush extended her
hospitality to large number Of ladies
The honoree of the occasion was her
cousin Miss Cora Baccus of East Orange
New jersey who has been her guest for
some time. Fancy work was the diver
sion of the afternoon and at six O'Clock
a particularly dainty supper was served.
This party was one Of the most enjoy.
able of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Hoskins of Bis
mark have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter Eta, to
Phillip J. Meyer of Bismarck. The
wedding will take place at the home of
the brides grandmother. Mrs. r. P.
Hoskins at Dash Point, Wash. on
Thursday, August 10. The bride went
to Tacoma few weeks accompanied by
her parents to be married at her grand.
mothers home, With whom she has
made her home since babyhood. Grand
Forks Times.
Judge Kneeshaw heard a motion TO
habeas corpus in the Stewart case this
week. His honor made no definite deci-
sion at the time though from what he
said he seemed to think that the COM
though indefinite as to the de-
tinition of the crime of which Stewart is
accused yet was sufficient under the
verdict of the coroner's jury. 1t is also
probable that unless Stewart is released
under the present proceedings that the
Judge may call special term of court
with jury for this trial rather than
keep him in Jail until the January term,
as Stewart is unable to get bail.
Mrs. j. G. Moore of this city who is
visiting relatives at Bowesmont was pre-
sent at family reunion picnic held on
in the beautiful grove by
the Red River, east of Bowesmont. The
affair was most enjoyable, the eight
daughters of the family we're present,
and besides the sons and daughters who
reside in Bowesmont and their mother
Mrs. John Halcrow, those who attended
were Mrs. G. B. Wyle and son Harold,
Mrs. G. w. Moses and her children,
Mrs. A. o. DeFrate and little son of
Drayton aud Mrs. j. G. Moore and three
of this city.-G. F. Times.
District Superintendent j. G. Moore
Of Grand Forks had narrow escape
from being run over by train at Nun
ich on Tuesday last. He was at the
telephone in the depot when the train
started. He ran and caught the handles
on the car, but there were some pass
engers on the platform and steps and
MIR. Moore missed his footing and his
grasp was loosened and he fell between
the platform and the wheels of the train,
with his legs across the track. He had
the presence of mind to swing himself
up close as possible to the platform and
while the wheels grazed his right leg
and he received other bruises he was
not seriously injured. He left on the
train alright.
Two transients, negro and white
man became involved in an alteration
in saloon at st. Vincent this week,
and the white man was cut badly in the
neck by the negro. The bystanders say
that the white man had been teasing
and abusing the negro for some time
and the negro had warned the white
man that he had better let him alone,
but the white man persisted in his treat