The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-14

not expected to live. Since he left anoth.
er message was received that he died
i Monday morning.
j. N. Hanna, cashier Of the N. p. de.
pot. accompanied by his family, leftyes.
terday on three weeks visit to yelatiy.
es at Hawley, MINI. and will visit
friends in Iowa before returning. Mr..
Mann relieves him.
Mrs. F.. A. Feldman and family are
visiting relatives at st. Peter MINI.
while Mr.. Feldman and "Bud" have to
settle the question every morning as to
whose turn it is to get up and cook
breakfast. They expect to be gone 3
month or more.
II you enjoy hearty laugh, good sing
lug and dancing and funny swede play
see Carl M. Dilton's big company pre-
senting "Ole Olson in Spirltland," at the
opera house next Thursday. June Doth.
Aye tank she bane guide fallar."
Mrs. I. j. Basken and daughter
Dorothy left this week for Sault Ste.
Marie. Mrs. Basken will be absent
about six weeks while Dorothy will re-
main until fall with Mrs. Basken's sister
who lives there. They went via Fort
William and will take boat from there
to the 500.
1t looks as if considerable land will be
left unseeded this spring owing to the
rains OF last fall and of the month of
May. Flowing has been going on this
week but much of the land is to wet and
the work is not satisfactory. Most gar
deners are also very late this year. No
real warm weather yet.
Mrs. Stephen Smith was the victim of
a rather bad runaway on Monday even
ing. Her horse became frightened and
she was thraywn from the buggy as he
turned the corner at the city hall, and
she struck the ground on her head and
shoulder, receiving some severe bruises
and shock. She is recovering all right.
H. j. Riesland, the eyeslght specialist,
we'll known for his superior skill in fit
ting eyes and grinding glasses, is at the
Hotel Pembina June 18th to 18th. Re-
member he has 30 years practical exper-
fence in fitting eyes and grlnds all his
own glasses. Don't fail to see him if
you suffer headache, have cross eyes or
poor vision. - Consultation free.
G. w. Fairbairn came up from Winni-
peg and spent Sunday with his folks.
He says the demand for automobiles far
exceed the supply in all the garages in
that city. Although they hold five
agencies in his garage and receive near
ly every day shipments, Jos. Nav & Co.
have had to refund several thousand dol
lars of deposits for cars that could not
be supplied.
The Anglo American hotel at Emerson
came very near being burned last week.
The fire caught in the room above the
kitchen and got good start before
seen. The chemical was rushed to the
scene and the fire checked until the
steamer was got going and the fire was
extinguished. An overturned lamp is
supposed to have been the cause. The
girls of the hotel lost all their belong
) ings. The loss on the hotel Is from S6O(
: to 500. AS strong wind was blowing
, there is no telling what might have hap
lpened if the fire department had mo-
gotten in some hard and quick work.
q The remarkable disappearance of tw,
J. business men of Larimore about thre,
}. weeks ago is Of special interest to GU
readers as one of them, Mr.. A. A. Davi
: was the husband of a Pembina count,
lady formerly Mrs. Florence Baldwin
y nee Florence Brennan. MIR. and Mrs
Q Davis were married four years ago q
Bismarck, where Mrs. Davis was assis
! tant state librarian. She is the sister o
Mrs. A. NJ. O'Connor Of st. Thomas an,
has occupied prominent positions in tn
club circles OF the state. N,
reason is given or even surmised for th,
Sudden disappearance Of either of til
!. two men, and the wives and relative
: are frantic. with anxiety. Mr.. Davis wa
d an attorney and the other man was con
5 nected with the tri-state telephone com
olpany.
Is Second Hand auto For Sale.
el We have . second hand Odds runs
81 bout for sale q . bargain. II you hav
y use for u auto this size this is . snsp.
LANGTON, 4 KNEEsHAW