The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-20

Mrs. Kabernagle entertained NUN.
Der Of friends at 500 Friday evening,
After number Of games had been play.
ed the guests were served with delicate
refreshments. Mrs. Myrick carried of
the prize for the greatest number of pro.
gressions.
Mrs. Heneman accompanied Evelyn,
her daughter. who enters the Hamline
q. to Minneapolis Friday, after which
she visited her old home at Lester Prai.
RE. She is spending few weeks with
her sister at Highmore, South Dakota
before returning home.
We have twelve foot stalk of corn
with good sized and we'll ripened ear.
at this Office which is a fair sample of
George Corbett's field. While the wea.
Their has been rather unfavorable for
harvesting and threshing grain, the corn
has just been luxuriating. In fact the
growth of all kinds of vegetation has
been immense this year.
The coroner's inquest held owes the
body of George Grumbo at Drayton last
Thursday afternoon, acquitted Marshal
Slater from blame in shooting him,
There were no details brought out by
the testimony that materially changed
the account that we gave last week.
Grumbo was born in st. Vincent town.
ship across the river from this city.
The exodus to higher institutions of
learning is still going on and if it we're
not for the new crop that's growing up,
the city would soon be short of young
folks. Saturday and Sunday trains
took John Booker. Harold and Evelyn
Heneman to Hamline, Bart Conmy to
Notre Dame, Ind, Kate Kneeshaw to
St. Mary's, Fai.bault, MINI. On Mon
day next the N. D. US will go and in.
,lude Kate and Roland King, Stanley
Fred and Ted Wardwell.
There was large crowd from here
that took in the Odd Fellows parade at
Winnipeg Wednesday, and the special
train of ten coaches left Emerson pretty
we'll filled. Several of the band boys
assisted the Emerson band in furnishing
music for that day. 1t was estimated |
that there was thirty thossnd participa-
ting in the street parade, representing
members of the order from nearly every |
state in the Union and every province in
the Dominion of Canada. The display !
was gorgeous. !,
We have it from good authority that |
the Northern Pgcific will shortly put on |
another passenger tram between Wlnni-
peg and the Twin Cities and that the
Fargo local will be discontinued. The
new train is scheduled to leave st. Paul
near midnight and arrive here about
nine in the morning and at Winnipeg at
twelve noon. This same train going
south will arrive at Pembina at about
i've in the afternoon and reach st. Paul
sometime after midnight. If this train
is put on it will be through mail train
between destinations. The Northern
Pacific has never carried mails between
the boundary line and Winnipeg.
Edward Ross, who was convicted from
this county four years ago for burglar
izing the jewelry store at Walhalla in
company with three others, and sent up
for twenty years by Judge Kneeshaw,
from the penitentiary at Bis
marck three weeks ago. So successful
was his escape that no clue of him was
found although his escape was discover
ed soon after he scaled the walls. Blood
hounds were put on his trail and he has
been located in the Missouri
bottoms according to reports. Dispatch
es from Port Arthur. Ontario on Wed.
nesday state that they have Mr.. Ross
that he was arrested on the 9th inst
while in the act of stealing revolver
and ammunition for which the magis-
trate sent him up for two years. He
will be returned to this state as soon az
he has served his time at Kingston to
finish his unexpired term at Bismarck.
Sanford D0dfe In Comedy.
Sanford Dodge is not often seen in