The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1916-02-25
zens bank Of Bathgate has gone to the
Hot Spr,ngs to get relief from rheumat.

zens- bank Of Bathgate has gone to the |
Hot Sprlngs to get relief from rheumat.
ism,
At thes4bssket ball game between the |
seniors and juniors at Neche the soph.
moreessWon out by a score Of seven to !
six.
NM Margaret Barrown of Drayton
disd Saturday the 18th, at the home of
herSHsehtes Mrs. o. H. Finkle at the
age u
Wdhiit III out with the announce.
mont thst the Chautauqua assembly
will behold frnm July End to July 18th,
this year.
The Senior GLASS Of 1915 Of the Cava.
lier high scheol held banquet Friday
evening 70 which the members Of thu
school fAculty we're invited.
Gea w. IleLisle and E. L. Hurley Of
Walhalla eseh bought Studebaker
Six automobile at the Grand Forks Auto
show through their local agent.
St. Thomas does are being promis-
cuously poisonedsnd the owners are up
in arms and offer rewards for lnforma-
ton that will lead to conviction of par
ties distributing poison.
Geo. L. Paxman of Hamilton, who was
taken with appendicitis and operated on
at Baltimore has resumed his journey
and writes an interesting letter to the
Independent from Washington.
The Bapties write that Seattle is
struggling with a mighty fall of snow and
winter weather. All traffic was blocked
and four days the girls were unable to
/ get down town to their work.-Pink
Paper.
George and Miss Stella O'Connor of
st. Thomas: who are spending the win.
ter in New Orleans writes home that
they are having splendid time and en-.
joying the pleasures of society there.
| The Civil league of Hamilton gave
valentine party last week that netted
them over twenty dollars. Among the
special features of the evening we're
several persons representing national
characters, of both men and women.
The Hamilton Independent announces
| in last weeks issue that hereafter they
! will charge ten cents line for all no
tices of entertainments and other gath
! erings when an admission is charged,
which is as it should be. Other notices
of free gatherings are published free.
! A special car containing nearly thirty
| live ostriches was attached to the north
bound passenger train on Saturday af-
ternoon. These birds most of which
were young ones were consigned to the
L. Eaton 20 of Winnipeg and came
from Michigan.-Chronotype.
The residence occupied by Louis Par
nell of Cavalier was gutted by firs Tues
day evening while Mr.. and Mrs. Par.
nell we're out visiting for the night.
The contents was practically total loss,
but the building and contents were
covered by insurance.
William Pleasance of Akra and Adolph
Dalstad of Svold have gone west to look
over the country. Mr.. Pleasance is one
of the pioneers of the western part of the
county and one of the Oldest, If not the
oldest assessor in the county and it will
be loss il Mr.. Pleasance should see lit
to make change.
E. j. Hill one of the old timers of St.
Thomas has purchased half interest IN
the mercantile business of the Webster
Mercantile Company of Mcintosh,
Minnesota and has taken possession.
MI. Hill was partner in the firm of
Olson, Hill & Go. of st. Thomas in for.
mer years.
Wednesday Judge and Mrs. H. G..
Wick were host and hostess to about
twenty-five guests at we'll appointed
six o'clock dinner. Cards comprised
the diversion of the evening following
the repast. Favors we're awarded to
Mrs. Nugent and Mr.. Spiller. A pleas.
ant social occasion reported.-Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. T. Thompson of St.
Thomas are at Jacksonville, Florida &C.
cording to late reports. The baggage
room in the union station at jackson.
vile was destroyed by fire just before
they got there and their baggage that
preceded them by several days was bad
ly damaged but the railroad company
made good the loss.
Mrs. G. M. Craig died at her home in
Fargo last week from kidney trouble.
She was daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Demares Of Bathgate and was raised |
in Carlisle. She leaves husband and |
three children to mourn her loss. The
sympathy of large circle of friends in
Pembina county is extended to the be.
reaved family. Deceased was LAID to
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