The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23
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a. p. Gibson IS fixing to move to Cav.
alier for the winter. s;'s.,ii y IN
Dottie Frise, Of Hamilton, will 60 4te
Ada, Ohio, and take!a course in phar
macy. Y ls ;s Il = 5;,l ' v
The Call says that julius Eyford ha.
removed ~ Milton and will 60 to Alasks
next spring. y 2s 81
Richard Born, Of Crystal got His arm
broken by getting it caught in a belt run
by gasoline engine. 4.
Joseph Paxman sold his Hamilton res.
idence to ]. D. Winlaw, who will fit il
up for the use Of his mother. /,
Dr'yton is Goyne to have bowling
alley too. The proprietor's other name
is John, and he comes from Stephen.
Duncan Mansell sold his St. Thomas
half section for % 500 to Joseph Clifton.
The Times says it is low figure.
Ed. Sinclair. of Hamilton, has town.
site surveyed on his Manitoba claim and
has gone to look after his good luck.
D. w. Young of Neche is preparing to
take his departure to the Rainy Lake
country, where he will open store.
The Independent claims that the new
fixtures in DR.. Erskine's drug store at
Hamilton are the finest in the northwest.
Two of Hami'ton's young men got
drunk and the Independent gives the full
disgusting details, bnt omits the names.
The Pink Paper says the condition of
Mrs. R. Demarse is unchanged and that
she still remains at the Winnipeg hospl-
tai.
Joseph NORM, Jr., who is doing sue
cessful machinery business at Wales, was
visiting with his relatives at Neche last
week.
Tom Cornell and his daughters, Misses
Pearl and May, expect to leave for vim
ter's visit in Washington about the first
of November.
A crew of carpenters who have been
repairing the Neche railroad buildings
have gone to St. Thomas to do some
similar work there.
Martin Anderson, an old resident of
St. Thomas, who now lives at Red Lake
Falls, was visiting his old neighbors
there last week.
Miss Luella Gibson, daughter of A. D.
Gibson, of Tyner, left Bathgatel last week
for Yorkton, to remain with an aunt and
go to scho there.
Mr.. VIM. McFadden of Neche is very
low. Owing to his advanced age his re-
covery is not looked for. He is the faith
er of Mrs. w. A. Murphy.
Robert Tweedle of Drayton has gone
on visit to his old home in Scotland,
which he has not visited for many years.
He has sister living in Glasgow.
Rev. Morrison. + ,anerly pastorsof var
ious churches in til $ county, but now of
Reynolds, has bad loot, some disease
of the bones, and the surgeons talked of
amputation, but think they can save it.
Farmer John McGurran, near Cavalier,
broke up four acres of land that had been
seeded to timothy and threshed 40 BUSH
els of wheat to the acre this fall. That
kind of farming ought to kill the weeds
too.
Ed. Thibedeau, of Walhalla locality,
had six cartridges in his gun when he
fired at flock of geese. All of the cart
ridges went off at once, SO did the geese
and so did one of Mr.. It's fingers and
parts of other fingers and thumb. The
doctors think that with care he may vet
have good part of his hand left.
Joseph Donovan, working on farm Z
miles west of Neche, attempted to stop a
runaway team and was knocked down
and for time was thought to be fatally
injured. He sustained a. bad cut in. the
head and lost much blood, besides suf-
fering a severe conclusion of the brain.
He is getting better.
At Winnipeg, on Sept. 18th, Miss Ma
bel G. Cook, formerly of Bathgate, was
married to Thomas ]. Taylor, of New
Haven, Conn. The groom was formerly
principal of the Bathgate schools and
went from there to the PHILIPPINES as
government employee as teacher, until
the climate necessitated his return to his
old home at New Haven.
Marriage Licenses.
VIM. ]. Shahanesto Sibblna Ginley, OF