The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-21
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!: County News:

Vdlldlld mas several cases OF scarlet
fever.
DR.. w. S. Stinson has moved to St.
Thomas to Crystal.
l. J. Foster sold four stations to
Manitoba party last week.
Ed Sinclair of Hamilton is another
mover to the northwest.
Died at Walhalla the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. McKinnon.
Miss Alice Cox of Nowesta visited with
relatives in Pembina last week.
The Drayton telephone man is fgur-
ing to put in central at Bowesmont
w. ]. Briden OF Gretna who had
broken leg and then the typhoid, is get
ting better.
w. A. Henderson has moved from St.
Thomas to Emerson where he has
opened {, shoemaker shop.
Fred Krubbs and family have gone
from Hamilton to Manitoba. He used
to be section foreman there.
J.W. Scott has purchased an interest
in the Minnewaukan, ct al, telephone
and left Drayton for that town.
. The Yeoman lodge gave reception
to Mr. and Mrs. Cory of Bathgate vino
are leaving for Grand Forks.
Mrs. Frank Fairchild of Cavalier who
is an expert in lace-making recently re-
celved an order for lace to the value, 81
500.
Andrew Robbie has returned too his
home in Cavalier after winteri stayssin
Colorado to the great improvement in
his health. H..:ss,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burgess Of Cava-
lier have left for visit with jgrelatives in
England and will not return uutili Sep
TENDER.
Will Demarse has bought the interests
OF his brother Fred i" the firm of Craig
& Demarse. Fred will go to Man
itoba to farm this season.
Rev. T. U. Richmond of St. Thomas
has received call from Okotoka, Al
berta and left for that place last week to
preach. 1t is likely that he will remove
there.
a meeting OF the creditors .of Quigley
Bros, Glasston merchantssiWas held at
St. Thomas last week and R. A, Jackson
was appointed trustee of the bankrupt
estate.
Consolidation of schools was the; sub
ject of meeting at Drayton last week. but
was not successful owing to the. oppos-
ton OF the outlying district.
Jas. McCabe got the contract for drain
No. 20 at Glasston last week at - gents
as the lowest bid Ter. The total cost Of
the drain is estimated at S36, 1000.
D. NcQuarrie Of Crystal sold bunch
of cattle to the Grafton butcher .,for four
and half cents. He figures that he
made $500 on the lot He received 50,
100.
Neche school ma ans for the next year
are George Bowers, Whedtland Miss
Eda Thompson, Fingal: Miss, Emma
Wilson, Neche; Miss Johanna Thompson
Valley City.
S. L. Haight who has been Tyler OF
the Masonic Lodge at St.T-rhom IS for
about II years was the recipient of fine
tyler's apron as agift OF the lodge at the
last meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Taylor fare visiting
relatives at St. Thomas. Mr.. T. travels
for the Cree-Dickson Bookcase Co.
They are receiving CONCENTRATIONS on
their recent marriage.
Died at the residence Of his son Ernest
at Bathgate on April 9th, Philander Fad
den, aged II years. Deceaed had been
resident of Bathgate for twenty years.
Surveyor Mott was up to Bathgate last
week surveying the site for the blind
asylum. The Blind Asylum not only has
to have site, but strange as may seem
is to have slightly site.
Four carloads OF goods left St. Thorn
as last week for the Canadian northwest
owned by !. E. Hunter, A. P. Davis, Jos.
Dunlop. Geo Stong, John Furtin, John
Flath and Sever Haven. All but two OF
the above were St. Thomas people.
The Cavalier county sheriff and a
couple of deputies left Langdon one day
last week. 1t is probable that their de-
parture was noticed as when the posse
got to the new town of Munich the blind
piggers had all closed up and disap-
peared. This was in the morning. The
sheriff and his deputies turned around
and apparently started for home, but In
stead Of going to Langdon just circled
around until evening and then lighted
down on Munich about $50. with the re-
suit that. there were three more men
returning in the party than had started