The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-27
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County News.

WIN. YeomanS Will build an ice rink
for the Walhalla folks.
Emmanuel Epton, of Walhalla, has
gone on trip to western states.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Benjamin of Wal
halla have gone to Los Angeles, Cal.
Dram No. 13 has been completed by
the contractor, Alex. Morrison of Bath
gate.
Rev. Mcmillan of Mclean has receiv-
ed call from the churches of Hamilton
and Carlisle.
John Vallentyne of Hamilton is going
to Cuba about the first OF January for
two months trip.
Fred Vosper, Jr, Thos. Trenbeath, Jr.,
and John D. Gym left for Austin, Minn..
to attend school.
Adolph Baney has purchased the Rob-
ert Chambers farm near Crystal in Park
township for q, 800.
Robert Sinclair of Nowesta has rented
his farm there and with his family has
gone to Goderich, Ont.
James Thomson of Cavalier, who went
to the hospital at Minneapolis for treat
ment, is doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Musselman, who
have been visiting at Cavalier, left for
their home in Oakland, CAL, last week.
id. Gordon and family of Walhalla
expect to go to Seattle and from there
to southern California for the rest of the
winter.
A reception was rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
H. N. 10y, who are about leaving Ham
ilton, by the M. E. church on Wednes-
day evening.
G.. G. Candee of Drayton left for Kas-
SON, Mimi, last week to attend the fun
leral Easher E. - III that
|place.
Lottie ]. Stafford was married to Lynn
u. Frazier at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stafford, near
Crystal on Nov. 26th.
Mrs. Huffman, of Memphis, Mo-, has
arrived in Bathgate and her husband is
expected soon and they will reside on
the John Jackman farm, which they re-
Gently purchased near there.
Mrs. T. O'Brien of Neche fell down
stairs with child in her arms. but fort
unately though badly bruised did not
break any bones and the child was un-
hurt.
Roscoe Wilson, son of Editor Wilson
of the Pink Paper, is at present at Crown
King mining camp, Arizona, where he
and another have staked out some min
ing claims and named them the Pembina
group.
Hoople people who like pure drinking
water patronized a certain cistern in town
very extensively, until some person fish
ed dead cat out of the water and since
that Hoopleites have their liquids come
by express.
A double wedding at Neche last week
resulted in the union Of Ernest Jutras and
Miss Delima Auger, and Jerry Anger
and Miss Mary Miron. all of whom are
popular Neche young people. They
were married at the church in the pres
ence of large number of friends.
Hon. P. ]. Skiold Of Hallson has sold
his merchandise business at that place to
John Erickson. Mr.. Skiold will leave
shortly for the Pacific coast country. He
was raised in this county and for many
years has been postmaster and merchant
at Hallson and will be greatly missed in
that locality, where he has always been a
leading man in all public matters. Mr..
Erickson is said to be well qualified for
the business Of which he takes charge.
The past week has been one of unus-
ual activity in the broken limb industry.
Thursday Joseph Fay was working about
the barn when COW kicked him on the
leg. He stepped on something which |
caused him to fall in such a way as to
break the other leg. Saturday a. Mar
tin, ST., fell in such . way as to break
his leg. On the same day Geo. Selheim,
Of Hensel, was wrestling and broke his
lee. On Monday Frank Ralston was run
over bya wagon and his collar bone apd
two ribs were broken. If there were ahyi
more accidents ofa similar nature tn this
neigh borhood the Call did not: learn of
them. Crystal Call.
No tenement labor emplo On the
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