The pioneer express., 1912-08-09

the city on Saturday making arrange.
ments for the future as they will come
the first of next month as teachers IN
the city schools. They are daughters of
Messrs. Peter Cameron and VIM. Currie
who are residents and pioneers of the
lTyner neighborhood.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Mrs. +. G. Myrick Sr. Tuesday evening
by the members of the whist club. The
occasion being her birthday anniversa-
ry. Cards and refreshments, provided
by the guests, occupied the evening un-
til midnight, when all departed. wishing
the guest many happy returns.
AT the Emerson Tournament Harold
Heneman won first place in the mile
run and also in the mile hurdle run.
Bart Conmy took first in the broad
jump and in the 100 yard dash. STANLEY
| hneeshaw won second in the 30 dash.
MIR. Chittick OF Grand Forks took frs,
IN the 220 yard race ana second in the
| mile hurdle.
Mrs. 1. A. Burley, county supt. at
schools, Is in the hospital al St, Paul he..
ing treated. She has been a sufferer
Tor several months with falling 1nsseps.
the arches Of both her feet having fin
ally given away. Her condition has
been quite serious. but we learn tina,
she Is now lmproTing.-Cavalier Chron-
icle.
Miss Noyes was the guest OF honor.
While at Warren. at several ENJOYABLE
gatherings. couple of linen showers.
handkerchief showers. q kitchen shower
and quilting bee and the large number
OF beautiful and useful gifts of which
she was the recipient attest the high es.
TEEN IN which she is held by her girl
hood frlends.-St. Vincent New Era.
1t seems that Bathgate and Neche are
not only fighting for q division of the
Meridian road but they also have local
squabole US to the best way from Neche
to Bathgate or vlca versa. A traveller
once asked a man who was standing at
the forks of highway which of these
roads 60 to Nebath!' The man replied
"lou can take either Which of the
two is the best to take them" asked the
traveller. st don't make any differ
ence'' replied the bystander, "whichev-
er one you take you will wish that you
took the other
A party of Arabian pedlers haihng
from Gland Forks, among whom were
four boys twelve or fourteen years of
age were in the city on Saturday and
Monday. One of the boys was sent out
to peddle dry goods and was taken in by
Marshal Akers. One of the adults put
up ten dollars as license money and the
boy was released. though he was offered
the alternative of going before the city
justice. The idea seemed to be that by
sending out young boy that his youth
would be an excuse for not obtaining
license and also that the customers
would not be afraid of so young a mer-
chant being able to defraud.
Though the roads were muddy and
the rain hardly stopped there was no
stopping the enthusiastic scouts and
they loaded up their acoutrements on
wagon and started on their hike to Wal
halla ''forty miles away" On Monday
they went as far as Louis Morris, where
they were treated very Hospitality and
spent the night in his big barn and on
Tuesday night they phoned that they
were in Walhalla. There were eight in
the party who walked while they were
Joined at Walhalla on Wednesday by
by two or three more who went by train
A phone Wednesday night said they
were all right and enjoying themselves.
They are expected back on Saturday.
Mr.. j. Heneman is in charge.
i Married
| At the home of the parents of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Deck at Nc
Arthur, Lydia Deck to John Walters, on
Wednesday, Aug. 7th, Rev. Bonner off.
lciating. A large number of relatives
iand friends from the western and SOUTH
|ern part Of the county, and many neigh
bors and friends from this city were
present by invitation. A sumptuos din
ner was provided and the occasion was