The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-11-03
County News +:

Bantry to WORK tor Chas. E. Fee q Co.
Thomas Beare's folks, near Neche,
had raffle party for turkeys and ducks
Ditch No. 1S, three miles long, from
Hicks slough to Rosebud coulie, is
County Commissioner Farrow brought
Mrs Baker to the Drayton hospital tor
treatment.
George Farrow and family have left
Cavalier for their home in Seattle,
Wash.
P, Horgan of the customs service at
Walhalla has rented the residence of
Editor Lee.
Paul Johnson of Edora township is
loading Car with his goods bound for
Saskatoon.
Harry Lee, aged ten years, son of
Filing Lee of Walhalla, broke his arm
while playing.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. K. Mnsselman are Wis
iting relatives at Cavalier, Their home
is now at Spokane.
Robert O'Rourke of Cavalier was
taken to the Winnipeg hospital last
week for appendicitis.
1t cost DR.. Erskine of Hamilton S25 to
set up his stove last week. Dropped
the pipe on the show case.
T. D. Stack has purchased the R 7.
Campbell farm from D. o. McGuinn
Half section, price $1,000.
-Four business places iu Edinburg have
been burglarized lately. Think it must
be local dime-novel amateurs.
The Curling cub of Drayton has reor-
ganized with Rev. H. P. Cooper as chap.
lain. They have a fine large rink.
Tom Conn-ll sold hi, quarter section
southeas' of Hamilton to A. H. Newans
who owns the adjoining half section, for
81, 900.
Some vandal has been hacking the
shade trees of St. Thomas with hatchet
and Editor Hager offers a reward for the
miscreant.
William Lang:on and daughter and
sister, Miss Nina Langton, accompanied
the remains OF Mrs. James Langton to
Minneapolis for burial.
E. P. Thompson of St. Tho mas has re-.
turned from Forest City, Ia, where he
was called to attend the funeral of his
sister-in-aw, Mrs. c. !. Thompson.
Died, at Walhalla, Oct. 23rd, Sophia,
wife of Seth Briggs, aged 4s years, 2
months and lS days. Besides her hus-
band she leaves three daughters.
The young son of James Lawrence of
Crystal broke his wrist while at play.
He and Archie Eyford should write to
each other, with the other HAND.
Mrs. Waldo of Crystal and Mrs. Nc
Phail of St. Thomas went to Winnipeg
to see their brother, William Graham,
tho is very ill from effects of typhoid.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Birch of Carlisle
were given a farewell by friends and
neighbors, before their departure 70,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Thos. Connell, A. J. Robinson, Jos.
Smith and L. T. Whitelock are Hamil-
ton party who have gone to Long Lake,
Man., to look after land interests there.
The Chronotype says Joseph NORM
has eight potatoes that weigh % pounds.
One of them weighs three and three,
quarters pounds. All are we'll formed. !,
Miss Mary Gagne. a young lady,
daughter of J. B. Gagne. died at the fam
lily residence between Neche and Pc nbi-
ma, Oct. 9th. Internlent was at Neche.
Wesley Briggs Of Tyner has received
an appointment as deputy collector of
customs at Hanboro, new town at the
end Of the Devils Lake Farmers railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stensby of Hamilton and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Pariseau of Joiette
"SAS NuSoSo o. SAAS WSOuulS VI IAClI
neice Miss Amelia st. Jean to James
Lauzum at Winnipeg.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Dodds Of Hamilton
will move back to Ontario SO as to be
near her mother and other members OF
the family. He sold his farm of 100
acres to Louis Keena, for 85, 700.
3 81 1
Thos. Armstrong Of Glasston, who
left Tor Idaho last week, arrived there on
Friday and his brother Charles died on
The latter h ID been i'll from
typheid and then suffered stroke Of
A. H. johnson and l. r. Frsncis re-
turned from Everett, WASH. to Drayton
last week. Mrs. Johnson is in a sanitari,
ual there. They win close out their in
terest at Drayto,l and will settle in lower
California. l.:i
William Flalh, formerly Of ST. Thorn