The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-01-05

The Hart 4 Asselstine Co., Of Toilette
advertise big closing out sale at their
Toilette store beginning oa Saturday, on
account OF dissolution Of partnership.
They are Offering bargains. See ad.
We learn that Sam Ardies. who has
been with the Drayton Echo for con.
siderable time, has transferred to Cava-
lier where he will help out the Chronicle
for while. He spent New Years with
his relatives in this city.
We learn that Miss Maggie Cowan
and Fred Armstrong were married at
Winnipeg last week and have gone to
Vancouver to make their home Both {
these young people were raised in st.
Vincent and have many friends on both
sides Of the Red river to wish them
in their new relationship and
in their new home.
Earle F.. Andrus, who has a large
st mk Of general merchandise at toilette,
uses large portion of our space this
week to tell ..veiybody within possible
trading radius Of that village that it will
pay them to call and see how cheap he
will sell goods at his clearance sale
which began yesterday. His ad. speaks
for itself.
George McCallum of Imperial, Sask.,
is visiting old.time friends IN Hamilton
and vicinity. He left hero seven years
ago, or at the same time us A. j. Robin.
son. and lives in the same neighborhood
as that gentleman and Jos. S.uith, also a
former Hamilton resident. He says Mr..
Smith and family had made arrange
ments to revisit their old home last sum.
mer but at tie last moment were Obliged
to indefinitely postpone the pleasure
independent.
Mrs. F. A. Feldman entertained at
pleasant evening parry last Friday, COM
plimentary to Mrs. Kabernagle who is
9. ending her vacation in town "5H'
was played at six tables. When the
scores were counted Mrs. KabernagIe
stood alone with the highest number Ut
progresslons and was presented with
petty prize. Several tied for lowest,
Mrs. King winning out by cut. During
the evening Mr.. w. R. Aylen favored
the company with some vocal selections
winch were much enjoyed. The hostess
served course of delicious refreshments
and was assisted by Misses Kate King,
Grace Eyford and her daughter Wilhel.
nina.
Word was received this week that
Charles Buckley, who has resided for
Some time near the Fort farm, and who
was taken to Rochester, Mi IN. ABOUT
three week ago for treat ment, had died
from the results Of an oper ZION for rup,-
u ed artery on No day morning last ut
n ne O'clock. MIR. Summons hi. broth.r
in-law accompanied him there, with Mrs.
s mn,ons and Mrs. Buckley. Mr. Sim.
m ms r-turned last Week. The remains
were taken " Leine, lii. for lnlerment.
Mrs. Leathers, mother of Mrs. Buckley
and Sa... Leat ers are visiting there this
winter. The deceased was q man who
was highly respected 10y his neignbors
and was Il member of the Moscnlc ORDER.
He leaves one child besides the widow.
He was 26 years d.
The Kochendorfer family expect to
cave Tuesday or Wednesday, with view
Of making their home in the future ut
North Yakima, Wash This faulty are
among the pioneers of this county and
have. FOR many years been respected
citizens of Pembinn, farming near this
city. A large family of ons aud daught-
ers have grown up among us and have
elther gone out 10 become good citizrns
Of other localltns or still remain making
their home with the parents. That
there is II very general feeling Of regret
at the removal Of this kindly, old couple
and family need not l4 salt. We hope,
and We are SURE. that all our ..ilizeDs viii
JON with us'n the WIS.,, hat tin. oung-r
members Of the fanny may tind su,:.a.ss
in the new home and that the declining
years Of the parents may be blessed with
heal b AMI peace. They expect to visit
with relatives and friends at Del.slp.
Sa.k. and other points on their way
westward. El, KoebcndorItr will re-
main hero and farm his Oat, place. w.
u. Moulds Las rented the Kdchendprfer
jil,, g fog next year and viii move
there. Is.