The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-08-29
PEMBINA FRIDAY ssh

< Mrs. Burley, late county superintend-
ent' has position as field superintend-t
ent Of schools in Williams county with,
at Williston.
A telegram to friends in Walhalla gave
the news Of the death Of Mrs. James A.
Jameson, formerly Of Walhalla, at her
residence in Strathcona, Alta.
Miss Florence Best, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Best Of Walhalla, who
will be September bride, was the guest
Of honor at shower party at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. G. w. Andrews.
Miss Meta Fowler who had been Wis.
iting at the Winlaw home in this city
for several days returned to her home in
Pembina yesterday per train accompani-
ed by Master Jack Winlaw Chronicle.
Walhalla friends have received the an
nouncement of the marriage of Miss
Lillian Vaughn, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Vaughn, formerly of this
county, to Mr.. Jay J. Vermilya at Ia
coma.
Attorney and Mrs. j. o. Plante who
werw moving from Cavalier and who
we're on the train that was wrecked at
Crary last week, and who were reported
as injured internally, phoned friends at
Cavalier that they escaped unharmed.
Miss Edna Roadhouse who had been
at Minneapolis visiting friends for sever
al weeks returned home on the Tuesday
train accompanied by Miss Carrie Stain
thorpe of Pembina, who is guest at tie
Roadhouse home for several days.
Chronicle.
The new State Bank of Crystal has
purchased the First National bank of
that city. The place of Guy NJ. Jami-
son the cashier of the new bank, vacated
at Hensel as cashier will be filled by
Lloyd Graham, late of Drayton and for.
merly of Pembina.
Thos. Gray of Grand Forks has been
employed as city marshal for Hamilton
for the next two months. The Indepen-
dent says "a man of experience in police
work was deemed necessary by the busl.
ness men and council" Gee, there must
be some 81. w. W's" over there.
Miss Violet Anderson, daughter of r.
E. Anderson, left on Monday for Ell
Paso, Tex, after spending the summer
here visiting her father and other rela-
tives. Miss Anderson has been re.en-
gagged to teach in the public schools of
that city.-Independent.
JAS. Brown Of Neche, while riding on
gasoline jigger, used as conveyance
oy the section men, was thrown off and
under the wheels and sustained bad in.
juries including four broken ribs. The
accident was caused by the sudden ap.
plicatlon of the brake by one of the men.
Mrs. VIM. Young returned on Monday
from Battleford, Sask., where she had
been visiting her sons. Her visit was
shortened owing to the paralytic stroke
suffered by her husband. whose whole
left side was affected. Mr.. Young's con-
dition was greatly improved Tuesday
aud it IS thought that in due course of
time he will fully recover from the at
tack which was sustained while in the
act Of pumping water with the thermo.
meter registering over 90.-Independent.
The storm of last week which passed
through the center of the county from
Hamilton eastward did large amount
of damage. blowing down harms and
small buildings and lodging the grain
with some damage from hail. Among
the losses were Thos. Armstrong, barn;
Geo. Stull, granary; Fred Ganssle, barn;
Root. Armstrong, granary; John Kraak,
barn and other outbuilding; Heaneweis
place east Of Hensel, outbuildings. The
storm passed over the river into Mar
shall and Roseau counties and two per.
sons were killed by the wrecking of
buildings.