The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-22
position as manager of the dry goods de.
partment of the Zuelsdorf & Co., store
Grand Forks,

and says crops are looking we'll in his
locality.
A letter in the Chronicle from D. E.
Morden states that he has moved from
Wahpeton to Joplin, Mont. ard has pur-
chased hotel there. d. E. has all the
natural qualifications for his new bust.
ness.
D. r. Buchanan has sold his 400 acre
farm adjoining Drayton to George A.
Schussler of Illinois for 375 an acre 1t
is one of the best farms of the valley.
The new owner will move to the place
this fall.
Mrs. Charigot has had carpenters,
painters and paperhangers at work on
her residence of late giving it general
overhauling. 1t will be occupied by her
daughter, Mrs. P. Quesnell, who will run
hotel. Mrs. l. j. Chevalier has received
several inquiries as to the rental OF the
Bathgate Hotel, but as yet nothing has
been decided upon.-Pink Paper.
James Robertson. for many years a
resident and one of the pioneers ct Dray-
ton died at the home Of his nephew AL.
vim Robertson in Minneapolis week ago
last Thursday. Mr.. Robertson has been
in poor health for a number of years
and went to Minneapolis last fall. He
was tor many years a dealer in lumber
and at the time of his death was presi-
dent of the Citizens Bank of Drayton.
Miss Henrietta Wilson who has been
at the hospital in Grafton for the past
week, suffering from tubercular pertoni-
tis has shown material gain in general
condition and while the surgeons expect.
ed to have operated on Tuesday of this
week, the conditions have improved so
greatly that the operation has been de.
ferred and hopes are entertained that an
operation may be avoided.-Pink Paper.
Cavalier mourns the loss Of several of
her legal lights. Sv. johnson goes to
Grand Forks to take position as teach.
er at the U; P. E. Halldorson has been
appointed as deputy state examiner;
j. O. Plante and wife have their goods
packed and will move to Montana and
George Peterson will reopen his office at
Pembina. They used to say s'That the
state Of Maine was good state to emil
CRATE from"
Cunningham Ardies arrived in the city
to join his family last week and will re.
main to visit with the Demarse and other
relatives for couple Of weeks. The
whole family will then go to klamath
Falls, Oregon. where they will take up
their residence for the future. Mr.. Ard
les has not as yet decided on the line of
business he will follow as several op.
portuuities present themselves.-Pink
Paper.
Halldor E. Halldorson, editor of the
Souris Messenger died week ago Mon.
day of tuberculosis. He was born in
Iceland and came to this country with
his parents in 1884. His father now re.
sides in the western partof the county.
He graduated from the N. D. U. and
taught school in this county. He
was married to Amy F. Stephenson in
1899 and the following year went to Nc
Henry county and took claim. He has
edited the Messenger since 1910. The
funeral was at Souris under the charge
of the Masons.
Charlotte Foster was fearfully burned
about the loins and body one day last |
week. She is eight years of age and her
brother Jimmie, Z years old. The two
started fire across the river from the
house and toasted some bread and had |
supper but while the little folks were eat
ing Charlotte's dress caught fire from
the camp fire and was blazing before
either noticed it. Jimmie said run for
the river Charl," which she did and hes.
itating about entering Jimmie took mat
ters in his own hands and put her under |
the water which extinguished the fire at |
once. Jimmie's prompt action probably |
saved her life, for she was badly burned |
as it was and is still suffering great pain.
The doctor thinks she has passed the
danger point.-Pink Paper. Later
The Pink Paper Of this week says
that little Charlotte Foster, who was so
badly burned as stated above in this
Issue, is not recovering as rapidly as ex-
pected and that her condition is consid-
cred somewhat critical.
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