The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-04-10
County News.


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Bathgate is to have local telephone
this summer.
D. M: Randall sold his Neche property
to Frank Morris.
w. a. Murphy purchased the mercan.+
tile business Of John Noice ofNeche...
Brownie Jameson is Central at the
Drayton telephone. Hello! Brownie.'a
Mary Matheson, 6-year-old child Of
Donald Matheson, of Crystal, died March
31st. CO.
Jos. Anger shipped 76 head Of live
stock from Neche to the N. w. r. last:
week. SO 70 z:
Cashier ]. H. Anderson Of Walhalla
has been seriously i'll with heart trouble
but is reported as better.
Jas. Johnson bought the Vosper block
from w. A. Murphy at Neche and will
fit it up for warehouse and Office.
Antoine Chale returned from the Sas.
katoon country this week, but was not
tavorably impressed byit as farm land.
James Sing, of St. Thomas, has gone
to Barnesville, Mimi. where he will join
Alex. Baptie in the farm Implement bust
ness.
Clark Murdoch will move from Cava-
lier to Lorette, Man. He is one of the
first settlers in that locality and highly re-
spected.
Joseph Walters of Gardar, John Hill
man of Mountain, and John Olafson, of
Hallson, are on their way to Iceland to
visit relatives.
F. L. Waldo of Crystal fell down stairs
and broke his arm. He is doing well and
thinks he was fortunate as it might have
been his neck.
| JIM. Shield Of Drayton was married to
Miss Victoria E. Graham at the resi-
dence of the brides parents at Mount
Pleasant, Ont, on 25th.
Mrs. Elizabeth R.. wife of Thomas
Crozier, died at Crystal, April LIST, aged
"a years. She leaves baby boy to the
care of the bereaved hus band.
,Bathgate had another case of scarlet
fever last week. 1t is thought not to be
the result of the former outbreak. as the
victim, son of L. Peavy. was exposed
in Minnesota.
Walhalla is to have a branch of the
500, coming direct from Grand Forks,
this summer and the Mountaineer adds
that this is good time to invest in real
estate in that vicinity.
Miss Ella Mcintosh, daughter Of
former Co. Commissioner VIM.
Mcintosh of Crystal, is recovering from
serious attack to typhoid. She is at a
Grand Forks hospital.
The Mountaineer has been handed a
list of the bad boys of Walhalla, the boys
who disturb public meetings, etc. but
begs off for tear of doing some boy an
injustice, and adds If the list were pub.
lished some parents might be very much
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surprised.
Jimmie Mccall of Bathgate had to
walk on clutches last week as the result
: of being initiated into one of the secret
societies. There is a lot Of "work" done
in some of the lodges that simply makes
the candidate feel like fool when it is
I Overland often results in actual per
sonal injury besides. We don't see how
anybody thus treated can, have any re-
lspect for the organization.
The scarlet fever victims, as reported
. in the st. Thomas Times last week, were
Kenneth and Arthur Johnson, aged Is
and 9 years respectively; Percy L. Little
john. aged 8 years. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
a Samuel Littlejohn; Albert Livingood.
aged "a years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. WIN.
! Livingood. The Times says that COM
\ plete quarantine regulations are now ID
] force and that there is nA danger to us
Z itors on business in the city. 81.
Wanted. -
An experienced Cement burner: apolyv
i to the Manitoba, Union Mining Company,
Limited, 214 Grain Exchange, Winnipee.
Man. 100
Special bargains IN Sewing MachiiSss
lat G. q, Thompson's bicycle sho,c,. Is