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The safe At Noyes depot was rifled
Wednesday evening Of last week and
some $500 in cash extracted. Suspicion
rested on former employee Of the Office
who is being located in Winnipeg and
will likely be brought back to answe,
the charge.-Emerson Journal.
Geo. Liebinger returned from the
Brainerd hospital last Sunday where be
underwent an operation for stomach
trouble. He is much improved in health
and hopes soon to be as spry as ever
He reports that Joe Caron, who went
down at the same time, will be- confined
to the hospital at least two more weeks,
There will be morning and evening
service at eleven and SIX, respectively, in
the Engllnd church next Sunday Bishop
Mann will officiate at both services. In
the evening class will be confirmed.
Following in list of names: Miss
Glady Harris, Kathryn Harris. Elizabeth
Nlcolai, Frank A. Feldman, Francis
Feldman.
Mrs. j. Webb returned from Minnea-
polls on Saturday where she submitted
to serious opertion for the removal of
a cancerous growth. We are pleased to
state that the operation was entirely
satisfactory and the patient getting
along nicely. i. The operation took place
at St. Barnabas hospital and was per-
formed by DR.. Don F. Fitz Gerald.
The base ball club held their dance
last Wednesday night which was sue
cessful in every respect. There was
large number present and a very enjoy
able time was had by all. The music
was furnished by Finley's orchestra of
Grand Forks. Refreshments were serv-
ed at twelve after which the dancing
was continued to the small hours of the
morning.
All road overseers and PERSONS inter-
ested in uniform road building should
write to Secretary Graves of Grand
Forks Commercial Club and obtain in
structions as to the best method of
building and maintaining good roads in
North Dakota. This phalnplet has been
written by expert engineers who are
on such subjects, and is free
for the asking.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Muir made brief
visit to Roseau this week, returning to
Hallock Thursday. 1t is the intention
of the family to make Roseau their home
after May 18th, when they will move in
to their elegant home here. The many
friends of the worthy family are glad to
know that they intend to live in. Roseau.
Mr.. Muir will resume his practice of
medicine here.-Roseau Region.
After silence of three months, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Short have received word
from theis son Max, who is stationed
near the scene of strife in Mexico. He
reports that there has been no danger to
Americans in that locality, but there
was no mail carried across for sometime
Max is with a western mining COM
pany, which is now stationed six miles
from Santa Barbara, and has the posi-
ton of overseer for company of labor
ers.
Emerson has new Customs Collector,
G. G. Allen taking charge on Wednesday
when D. Wright received his note Of dis
missal. Word reached Winnipeg Tues
day from Ottawa that two city men in the
Customs, A. E. Kenner and II. A. Wise
and Mr.. Wright were to be let out, and
the execution was pulled off on Wednes-
day. The document from the commits.
|sioner of Customs reads: II have it in
command to acquaint you that His Royal
Highness the Governor General in Coun.
ell has been pleased to order that you be
dismissed from the Customs service fol
political partisanship. Emerson Journal
We Will Celebrate.
The Business Mems Union held q yerJ
Interesting meeting Tuesday evening
and transacted considerable business o.
| a routine nature The advisability O
Celebrating the Fourth in Pembina wa
discussed and resolutions passed that VI
will hold one Of the greatest celebration
| in the history Of Pembina. While th'
COMMITTEES in charge have arranged
nothing definite, II is the purpose. asid'
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