The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-10-06
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agent at Hamilton. 81 SIS
Charles Rosseau Of Svold was taken to
the Grafton hospital.
& st. Thomas post Office will be postal
savings bank after the 9th.
The Bsthgate School for the Bind
has the largest attendance ever.
George Dickie Of Hamilton township
expects to move to Portland, Ore.
Born,-to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry viii
ward, at Neche, Sept. 10Th, son.
Romeo Martineau of Neche is the
proud father Of ason, born Sept. oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Anger of Neche
are the parents Of son born on Sept.
18th.
A young son at r. 81. Woods was one
OF the important events at Crystal last
week.
A. Q. Wilkins Of Drayton advertises
his hotel for sale with the alternative il
not sold by Nov. LIST, the hotel will be
closed.
Born,-to Mr.. ond Mrs. William De
Marse at their farm home in Carlisle
township on Saturday 3Oth. 1911, a
daughter.
Michael Neven has purchased the
Peavy farm adjoining his own near
Bathgate for 800 an acre which the
Pink Paper says was cheap.
John Thompson of Bathgate received
injuries sufficient to confine him to bed
for some days because HIS horse was
frightened and ran away.
Wednesday, Sept. 9th at Crystal,
Zaidee Marie, second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David Stearns was married to
Donald McNeal. The couple will live at
Osnabruck.
Tim O'Brien is again on duty as GUS
toms officer at Neche and Inspector Nc
Connachie has returned to Pembina,
Mr.. O,Brien's shoulder is still lame but
is getting better.
John Houston threshed 80 bushels per
acre from his 12O acre field of barley.
Not remarkable yield but when it is
considered that it returns $50 per acre
there is nothing discouraging in it
Pink Paper.
Peter Melvin of Cavalier shot the
big wolf that has been preying on sheep
at the farm of I. j. Foster and other
places near Bathgate, 1t was one of
the largest wolves ever seen in this
section.
R. j. Moore pulled load of wheat
weighing 5420 pounds from the farm of
Frank Clayton on high speed to the
elevator at Drayton with his EMF
auto and took the load up the gangway
of the elevator as we'll.
A young son of j. j. Jameson of Wal
halla while playing around the house
knocked over loaded gun which was
discharged and considerably mangled
the boys forearm. Why will people
keep loaded guns in the house? The
old hunter invariably unloads his gun
before he lays it in boat or buggy or
takes it into the house.
Oscar Simunds, the Hamilton black
smith, is the latest to receive one of
those famous Spanish letters with
100000 bait. The fact that so many of
these letters come to North Dakota and
particularly to this county may be a
compliment to our prosperity or slur
on us for fools, just as you may look at
it.
County Supt. I. A Burley was here
yesterday. She called at the Times
office and informed US that the annual
meeting of the County Teachers Assoc
lation was to be held in st. Thomas Nov.
10th and 11th' At the same time the
corn contest judging will occur and it is
possible that a teachers institute will
be held.-Times.
While filling small tank with gas.
oline one day last week, man employed
by Ed. Langton nearly lost his life. In
some way the gasoline became ignited
and caused 200 gallon tank to explode.
When the gasoline started to burn, the
man who was filing the tank lift the
locality in hurry and 1T was only by
doing some fast sprinting that he avoid
ed death.-Neche Chronotype.
Miss Olive Owen spent Saturday and
Sunday here visiting Mrs. Henry Fennell
and calling on other friends. She came
over from Pembina with Mrs. Chisholm
and Miss Davis. and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
L. Paxman took her home Sunday even.
ing. Miss Owen was for five years teach
er of the intermediate department of
our public school, and last year resigned
to accept like position at Pembina.-
Independent.
R NJ, Hudgal, postofice inspector,
was here on official business last week,
and to Postmaster Thacker he stated
that he would recommend that the rura
route into Carlisle and north of Glasston
be changed frym tri weekly to daily.
In the event Of his recommendation be-
ing favorably acted upon by the depart
ment at Washington, the patrons Of this
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