The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-11-03
News Of Long Ago

quilted. After the discharge she
was spirited away to Thief River
Falls by team before another war
rant could be issued.
Oscar Sonderman has taken a DO
sition with j. LaMoure & Co. lof
Neche.
All the four schools in district 26,
Gardar township, were closed on ac-
count of diptheria. !.
Hon. e. H. Bergman is now the
new postmaster of Gardar.
l. James Mcintyre Of Drayton lost
his right arm by the discharge of a
gun in his own hand while walking
through the brush.
John n. Willis of Prattford lost
considerable property by prairie fire.
I 20 Years Ago-From the Pioneer
Express October 31st, 1902
The picture Of Geo. A. McCrea and
|1, D. Wallace appeared in the COL
umns of the Pioneer Express, the
CORNER a candidate for the legisla-
ture and the latter for county Judge.
Alex Murphy was running for coun-
" treasurer and H. L. Holmes state
auditor!
/ Herbert Defoe reported the arrival
of new girl on the 10th of October
at his home.
4 Twins were born to the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrew on tn.
18th, one a boy and the other girl.
F.. K. Cavileer and Joe Rondeau
made a trip to the Roseau river, re-
turning on Tuesday evening. They
did not find much game but lots of
mud.
R. F. Goodenough who was employ
ed with M. H. Miller went to Iron
River, Wisconsin to occupy a similar
position.
l. J. Fosters barn and three hor-
ses burned at Bathgate, the result
of playing with matches.
Customs Inspector Harvey who has
been on duty at Souris, is back to
his post here.
John johnson nominated for the
Legislature in the second district and
James c. Wicks in the first have Dc.
clined to run. MI. Eyolfson was
substituted for Mr.. johnson. Mr..
Eylofson is from Gardar.
sMrs. Bates moved to Portage la
RFairie last week.
Sheriff Farow is busy distributing
tie ballots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fisk left this
week for Oregon to reside.
George LaDoux left this week for
Glenichen, Alberta where he is To-
eating.
John Flemming of Carlisle was a
caller this week. He is a politician
who does not even fear to enter the
editors sanctum to discuss politics.
A. T. Thacker left the Hamilton
Independent and F. H. Sherarts took
charge.
10 Years Ago-From the Pioneer
Express November LIST, 1912
Vice President Sherman died on
Thursday last.
j. T. Cockburn left on SATURDAY.
tor Ortonville, Minnesota on business.
Hart & Asselstine occupied a page
Of advertisement for their Toilette
store.
Herbert Strain of Great Falls.
Montana had gone to Chicago for
medical treatment.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Smith on Monday.
Jas. H. Rushton bought the B. F.
Horr residence and T. Desrosier sold
his property to D. S. Wightman of
Emerson.
The face of the whole North Da-
kota was covered with snow last
Monday. There were over two in
ches of snow on the level and several
thousand acres Of grain unthreshed.
The stockholders of the Pembina
Elevator company held meeting and
elected w. B. Hancock president and
E. D. Booker secretary.
John Felson and Miss Lucv Hull
were married at the home of W. w.
Felson at Cavalier on Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Graham, widow of
the late Samuel Ardies died on Oct.
28th, aged 63 years.
Archie Carron died in the St. Boni-
face hospital on the 9th of October
from blood poison caused by an ul-
cerated tooth.
Estate of J. D. McCauley was be-
ing probated.
General Felix Diaz of Mexico was
captured and his revolution collapsed.
Miss Fannie Crosby, the author of,
famous rhnlhs was dangerously ill
at her home in Bridpenort Cnnn