The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-05-02
sK1MM1NGsr FROM COUNTY PAPERS

sK1MM1NGs FROM COUNTY PAPERS.
Miss Myrtle GlIroy has begun term
of school in the Knutson district, nine
miles west of Drayton.
Mrs. A. F. Johnson and daughter Min
ME, of Bathgate, have gone to Winnipeg
to reside. Mrs. Johnson is an old resi-
dent of Bathgate and leaves many
| friends.
Miss Hannah Sullivan, who has been
teaching in the St. Thomas schools, for
the past two years, has decided to sever
her connection with the school at the
end of the present term.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. O'Conner, of St.
Thomas, are the parents OF another little
daughter, born April 10Th.
A letter from E. H. James, of St.
Thomas, states that Mrs. James and him.
self arrived at West Baden safely and
that Mr.. James has already noticed a
marked improvement in his general con-
dition.
Died, at her home near St. Thomas,
Miss Lillian Jewell, of heart disease and
tuberculosis. The deceased was born in
Pembina county July Is. 1884 She left
many loving friends to mourn her early
death.
w. c. Green, G. L. Paxman and M.
Sarver, all of Hamilton. each shipped a
carload of potatoes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Gardner, of St.
Thomas, have gone to Voltaire,> to live
on their claim.
Dan Sullivan, living near Crystal, went
into town the other evening to see the
doctor. A diagnosis of the case showed
that Mr.. S. was suffering from severe
attack of Bright's disease. He stopped
with his brother in town and was in a
very serious condition the next day.
Died. at Walhalla, April 18th 1902,
Isabelle, wife of Sheldon Horning, aged
about thirty-four years.
Died, at the residence of his parents in
Fremont township. April 17th, 1902,
Frederick, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Gal
loway, aged twenty-one years, of typhoid
pneumonia.
Royal Bride, who has recently return
ed from Seattle, will work his fathers
farm at Mclean this season.
F. E. Renaud, late landlord of the
Hotel Hamilton, is now running board
ing house and bar at ST. Jean. Man.
Cavalier A. O. U. w. initiated 10 new
members lately. Eight more candidates
are on the string, all of which goes to
show that Cavalier A. o. U. w. is among
the best.
A letter to Editor Fairchild from Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Heller at San Diago.
CAL, says, "We think this a Paradise
on earth lit there is one. Pen cannot
describe all the beauties They seem
delighted and satisfied with their new
home.
Archie Currie, who has been Brother
Wilson's right arm for about fifteen
years, has resigned and will go west on
account Of his health. Mr.. Currie Is a
first class printer and good fellow. He
has the best wishes OF all the local crafts
men for health and business success.
Bathgate is talking local base ball,
with an enclosed ground, and Pembina,
Neche and other towns as competitors.
Now that is the kind of base ball we
would like to see. 1t means local base
ball-not hired men.
John McClaren and Charles Houston
killed seven wolves on ]. Bulls farm, six
young ones and big male.
u w. A. Murphy, Of Neche, will build a
$500 residence in Neche this summer.
Among those who received prizes for
essays in the State Agricultural contest,
which has lately taken place, was T. ].
Kris,janson, Of Gardar, ND. His essay
was on Gang Plows for North DAKOTA
and the prize, which was e25, was offered
by the John Deere Plow Go.
Cavalier is TO have the summer school