The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-17
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rain fall at Walhalla. No wonder the
rivers went up again as they did.
Prof A. Hayward of Kansas, Misses
Grace Parker, Beulah McGlinch and
Rose Ross Wagner are the teachers engaged
tor the Cavalier schools next year.
John F. Mager and Geo. De:.isle went
to Fargo Sunday to consult with archi.
tects in reference to the new Catholic
church to be built in the future at Wal.
halla. -5.
The Old Settler and Forester pic mic
at Walhalla on the Goth promises to be an
occasion of much intdrest. There will
be, speakers, league baseball and and
other sports.
j. W. Scott of the Drayton telephone
was at Bowesmont last week arranging
to putin long distance phone to the
latter place and received substantial en-.
couEagement.
Messrs. and Mesdames A. M. and D.
o'Connor ofSt. Thomas left last week
for an extended visit south. They 70 to
West Baden for ten days and thence to
the St Louis Fair.
Miss Belle Crawford former resident
Of st. Thomas and now missionary to
the Indians in Oklahoma, was advertised
to speak in st. Thomas on Tuesday ev-
ening ot this week.
Dolph Baney of Crystal who was re-
Gently taken to the asylum at jamestown
died there last week. The remains were
taxed to Crystal for interment. He
leaves 9 wife and three children.
]. II. Anderson arrived home at Wal
halla5 after visiting Honduras for some
time He likes the country there very
well except for the tho prevalent fever
of which he had taste himself but is
fully recovered.
ReY..Bechtel late of Hallock has arriv-
ed n Cavalier to take charge of the
Evangelical church there, while Rev.
Oeri| goes to Grand Forks. This in
obedispce to appointment at the recent
churci conference. ..-
Married, ! At Neche, by Rev. Fr. La.
vigne, Barney Dreeland and Nellie Kerr.
The happy couple will go to the St.
Louis Fair for their honeymoon and
will live at Breckenridge on their return.
Mr.. Dreeland is G. N. engineer.
A Aparty of youngsters took run down
the hills in the vicinity of Walhalla and
Flossie Abbott ran into wire fence that
was concealed by the bushes and cut her
face so badly that several stitches were
necessary to bring the parts together.
Prof. Miles who has been principal of
Cavalier schools since 1898 and Miss
Agnes Jennings who has been there still
longer both sever their connection with
the schools there with this term. Prof.
Miles will move to his farm near Ed.
more.
Married at Bathgate, on June 9th by
Rev. Newlove, John P. 'lennyson and
Miss Lille M. Burwash. Mr.. Tennyson
has been resident of this comfy for sew
eral years and lately accepted position
with the Hallock Roller Mills where he
and his bride will make their home.
Mrs. G..S. Hager contributes very
interesting article to last weeks Times
on the Exposition taking the art features
as her subject. Editor Hager also con-
tributes an editorial criticism comparing
the results Of the expenditure of $50, 600
by the South Dakota commissioners aud
$4,000 by the North Dakota COM
mission, and no North Dakotan will be
proud ofthe outcome Of the competition.