The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-01-27

esSSOOeSsVAVS
poems. The entertainment is under the
auspices of the high school and the
profits to 60 to the piano fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holbrook, old
and esteemed residents of Devils Lake,
left this week for their new home in
Pasadena, Cal. The Holbrooks will
be missed from business and social
circles, have taken an active interest
in the town during their residence here.
Devils Lake Correspondent to Grand
Forks Herald.
Messrs Basken and Atkinson arrived
home from the Twin Cities Sunday
morning with model of their automo.
bile adjustable wrench which they
recently patented. 1t is fine tool and
no doubt will prove a ready seller when
it is placed on the market. They had
several aattering offers for selling it
outright or handling it, by prominent
hardware firms.
T President and Mrs. McVey will be at
home to the university students this
Monday evening from 8 to IL o'clock.
The following young ladies will assist in
receiving: Misses Fannie Terrett.
Mabel Olson, Luella Harvey, Caroline
Clouston, Mildred Veitch, 1nga Knud-
son, Florence Eyford, Sarah Arnason,
Temple Irwin, Lola Peterson, Glenna
Peterson, Allie Dickson and Nellie
Smith.-Grand Forks Times.
AS precaution against the probable
spread of scarlet fever, which is preva-
lent in many places in the province at
present and is no doubt in the air, the
schools in town were ordered closed on
Tuesday by DR.. Nay, Health officer. 1t
is also advised by the au horities that
children under Is years of age refrain
from att Dding Sunday school, the
skating rink or any public gathering
for the present.-Emerson Journal.
At the Grain Growers Convention at
Fargo last week out of ISL en,ries of
corn Fred B. Douglas of Cavalier re-
ceived gold medal for the best ten ears
of Flint and another gold medal for the
best ten ears raised by any school pupil.
Donald McLarty of Hyde Park received
a silver medal for the best single ear of
flint. The First National Bank of Fargo
will give 81 1000 in prizes for corn shown
at the next meeting.
A Gallician woman was delivered of a
child on railway train which was
delayed on the bridge over. the Red
river at Winnipeg last week. She was
on her way to the hospital. A doctor
and a trained nurse were on the train
and the woman was taken to the sleeper
and made comfortable as. possible and
later taken to the hospital. A collection
was taken by Rev. Sweet of Emerson
who happened to be on the train as the
woman was INDECENT
F. Sole, fellow from the eastern
country, was taken to the Warren hos
pital one day last week with his hands
and feet badly frozen and hi, condition
is said to be serious. Sole belongs to a
peculiar religions sect called the Holy
Rollers and claims that God had told
him to go outside the house and stand
on his knees and then he would meet
him. If neighbors had not found him
when they did he would undoubtedly
have found his God: though IN another
world -Hallock Enterprise.
Important business changes have TAX
en- place in Cavalier during the past ten
days. Cashier W. s. johnson has dis
posed Of his interest in the Merchants
& Farmers Bank to G. r. Green of Min
neapolis, formerly of Hamilton, whom
we learn will become a resident of this
city the coming spring. The hardware
business of the Farmers Exchange Co.
of this city has been sold to Thos. Sey-
mour, Jr., a farmer living near the city,
WHO has also purchased Mr.. Johnson's
residence through farm land deal or
trade. The Farmers Exchange Co.,
have slso sold their hardware and ma
chinery business in Concrete to A. H.
Melville Of that place. who will continue
the same. Cavalier Chronicle.
New shirt waist ginghams and other
wash goods for spring, also big line Of
muslin underwear and hosiery. at
HElJEMAN's