The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-12
COUNTY NEWS.
Carlisle.

Carlisle.
The Misses Lamb have been visiting
with their sister Mrs. M. O'shaugnessey
this week.
T. A. Weeks appears to draw a true
line on wild ducks this spring, judging
from the number he gets.
Farmers are rushing seeding opera
tons and if the weather is favorable this
week the most of wheat seeding will be
done.
c. H. Eastman has purchased lots on
the river bank close to his parents and is
moving his machinery, etc. there. He is
fixing up buildings and also a machine
shop for their own benefit.
Thos. Devaney brought up a large
herd of his cattle from Neche Saturday.
He will corral them at night in his BROTH
er's pasture and let them Craze on the
vacant land east in day time.
Dave Murphy, who is running a large
herd southwest of toilette, was looking
after stock here last week, and secured
Is head from B. Demarse. Dave runs a
frst-class herd and no doubt but what he
will have larger patronage than ever
this year.
Rev. Dingle, the new M. E. pastor,
preached in the west school house Sum
day afternoon to large congregation.
Since conference Carlisle will have regu-
lar service every Sunday instead of once
every two weeks which will be appre-
ciated by the people.
Cavalier election: James Thomson, d.
A. Hogg and Andrew Robbie, trustees;
Charles Smell, clerk; c. Kibler, treasurer,
]. A. Wilson, assessor; H. F.. Pratt, JUS
tee; E. A. Nevers, marshal. ....A lodge
Of Catholic Forestcrs was organized,
John O'Keefe, H. c. r. and twenty
eight members. 80. Mrs. c. A. Holbrook
has gone to Mt Clemens, Mich. for her
health. 800. Miss Matte McInnis is visit
ing here. Mrs. M. Brynjolfson is re.
covering from critical illness, Cavalier
i Chronicle.
Jonas Holm of Drayton, aged % years,
died at the Winnipeg hospital. His re-
mains were brought to Drayton for in
torment. .....J. A. Whitmore and family
of Drayton have removed to Hindale,
Montana. 800. Andy Johnson has left the
Merchants Hotel at Grafton and will
hereafter look after his stock ranches in
Montana and Manitoba. .......T The child
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Wylie is recover
ing from scarletina. =. Robert H. Whit
son of Drayton has been seriously ill OF
pneumonia, but is repofted as improving.
--Drayton Echo.
Registration of Births and Deaths.
Public notice is hereby given, that ac-
cording to Session Laws Of 1899, it is the
duty of physicians, midwives, heads OF
families and OF public institutions to re-
port all births and deaths to the county
health officer.
| l. Physicians and midNives must re.
port all cases of births or deaths occur.
ring under their professional care, on or
before the fifth day of each month under
a penalty Of twenty-five dollars.
2. Heads of families, householders or
heads Of public or charitable institutions
must report all cases of births or deaths
happening among the persons under
their charge within ten days or pay a
fine not exceeding twenty dollars.
3. In case Of birth the certificate must
contain the following facts:
a. Date of birth.
b. Name Of child.
c. Sex.
d. Color.
e. Name of both parents.
f. Place of birth of parents.
5. In case Of death the report must
contain the following facts:
a. Date of death.
| b. Name Of deceased.
| c. Age and sex.
d. Condition; married, single, widow
or widower.
e. Cause of death and duration of ill.,
ness with physicians certificate.
{. Place of death.
&. Place Of birth.
6. Reports must Immediately be sen,
in for all births and deaths occurring in
this county since April 1st 1899.
Z. Physicians, school teachers, local
health officers and citizens generally
should read up and inform themselves on
recent legislation in reference to health
and vital statistics.
8. Cut this notice out and preserve for
future reference.