The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-22
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Hamilton is organizing 4 choral socie,
ty. ID Y is 1fS
J: 7. 'Briden was elected mayorof rival
fhalla. 81 II.
Died a. 3 ,lhgate, Mrs. Louis Deforge,
aged 66 years.
Drayton's tennis CLUB has organized
for the season.
H. +. Vaughn is back to Walhalla and
expects to live there again.
Rev. Ferry, Of the Drayton Presbvter-
ian church, is to leave there for church
near St. Paul.
Atty. W.. r. Garrett. formerly of this
county and late of Bottineau is now at
Bellingham, Wash. 4
John Jackson has purchased the old
Gaffney residence at Bathgate and will
make it his home.
Charley Andrews, the Walhalla bank
er. has purchased some of Ike Fosters
pure bred stock.
D. Wallace has returned to his home
in Hamilton after trip to Cuba, where
he bought some land. A.
r. G. Whyte, who has been black.
smith at Glasston, has gone to the north.
uact fn vs,orlz ut I,;e <,oI,
VIM. Byars sold his residence in Neche
to Louis Cepitan and will move to Ter
herne, Man,, where he has claim.
H. S. Smith of St. Thomas has dispos-
ed OF his stock of goods at auction and
will take place with Garrett Bros.
Postmaster Murphy of Neche has a
new boy and the Chronotype reports
postage stamps being sold at bargain
rates.
Joseph Stong, father of H. Stong of
Minneapolis and George Stong Of ST.
Thomas, died at his home in Toronto
this month.
Drayton will hold high school ora
torlcal contest this Friday evening. Our
Prof. Forster is invited to be present with
his violin.
Thomas Whelan purchased from Robt,
Thexton his half section six miles west
OF St. Thomas, for $4,000. Mr.. Whelan
now has one of the largest and best
farms in that section.
The sheriff of Grant county, Wis. came
to Cavalier and took man named Gull
yer back to his family, which he left at
that place. He must have hated his fam
lily or he would not have gone to Cava-
lier.
R. Van Camp of Drayton is expert
menting with sort of catamaran boat
with a cylinder on each side on which
the boat rests, which cylinders have a
spiral fiange. The cylinders are made
to revolve by the machinery in the cen.
ter.
Chas. H. Hager, who was one of the
original townsite owners of St. Thomas,
has gone to Toledo, Ohio, where he will
reside in the future. He still holds large
property interests in and about St. Tho.
mas.
Asa Fanset. who used to be postmast-
er and was one of the first ones" Of the
city of Neche, has been visiting friends
there for the past week and will remain
for some time. Mr.. Fanset's home is
now near Los Angeles, where he has a
fruit rancho, and whose generous hospi-
tallties are gratefully remembered by
some of the members of the editorial ex-
cursion party to that place a year ago.
He reports that Horace Brien, who was
also resident of Neche for many years,
is also in the same locality and prosper
ing.
John H. Bennett, who worked for F.
D. Page, few miles from Hamilton, was
in town on April 10th, on horsy back, and
when starting home fell from the horse
and injured his head. He rode home
after being assisted to remount, and as
sisted in doing the chores before he went
to bed. Next morning he was found to
be ill and physician was summoned,
but the man died about The time the doc
tor arrived. An inquest was held and it
was shown that he was intoxicated and
that his death came from falling from his
horse. He had no relatives in this coun.
try, but brother resides in Toronto.
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