The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-28
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seek change of climate for his health.
Timothy Horgan, uncle of Patrick,
Jerry. Frank, Ted and Mrs. O'Connor of
this county, died in his residence in
Duluth last week.
w. f. Treumner of Cavalier has en-.
listed in the regular army. A good bar
Der like Will can find good times and
make money in the army.
Andrew Colonie for the past three
years a resident of Neche died there last
week. He was Russian and the father
of twenty three children.
Died near Cavalier, April 18th, John
B. Geiger, aged II years. Deceased was
born at Wilmotown, Ontario, and came
to this county seventeen years ago.
The fine spring weather has its effect
OIL the cookies of the hardest heart.
Bre'r Lamp just fires two shots this week
and these are aimed at far off targets.
"The initiatory degree was given by
Eastern Stars from Pembina and won the
highest praise and commentator from
the local members" says the Drayton
Echo.
DR.. MoWatt of Walhalla finds it neces.
sary to print card because some people
have been crtlcising his quarantine
measures in cases with which he had
nothing whatever to do.
Cavalier now has four mobiles, the
last addition being made by H. E. Pratt
Of family auto, said to be very hand
some. But in the case Of autos, hand
some is that handsome does.
w. M. Holbrook OF Devils Lake who
has spent the winter in California with
his family, is back again and was in St.
Thomas last week. His wife and Mrs.
Maggie Holbrook remained longer but
are now on their wav home.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Waldo were given
(; reception at Bowesmont before their
departure for Munich where Mr.. w. has
started business. A fine five piece silver
set was presented to them. Mr.. W..
started store in Bowesmont before any,
body else was there.
A little two year old girl of Adolph
Peterson of Wang, climbed up on sep
arator standing near her fathers black
smith shop and lossened key and the
stacker fell with the child crushing her to
death, She was brea thing her last when
her father found her.
The family of Neil McKinnon OF
Ernest are having run on misfortunes.
An infant child died short time since,
and nine year old daughter died week
before last, both OF scarlet fever, and Mr..
McKinnon has been seriously ill for
some time past.
John Mager Of Walhalla, made mis-
step at the head of the STAIRS when going
to bed one night last week and fell to the
bottom, injuring himself seriously break
ing his collar bone. John is getting too
far along in years and is too heavy for
trving that sort of thing very often. Late
adyices are that he is recovering rapidly.
VIM. Flanagan and family, who have
resided at Gardar for the past twenty
years, left last Tuesday for Milton where
they intend to remain for some time.
We wish them every success in their new
home. Mrs. Flanagan left Wednesday
morning for Pembina to remain for a
few weeks with her son Joe before going
to Milton.-Crystal Call.
A son of George Shepard of Hensel
came very near being run over at a rail-
road crossing near there. The road
crosses the track diagollally and the
horse was frightened and was dashing
across the track, but the engine was far
enough ahead to make him shy from the
track and the result was a bad spill for
the boy and broken buggy
The Chronotype says the farmers over
Rosen6ed way are gathering up large
numbers OF fish in their fields as they
seed. Says they probably came up from
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the Red river early in the season to
spawn. Seems foolish to gather them
so early in the season, when if they let
fthem grow they might have two crops in
the same season.
]. S. Pegg arrived Wednesday morning
from Tucson, Ariz., where he spent the
winter. He says his little bov is improv-
| ing and that Mrs. Pegg and the children
will remain during the summer months.
Alex Cockburn has been improving
since February, though until that time he
lost steadily from the time he left ST.
Thomas Mrs. Stewart, father and child.
rem are well and enjoying life. He says
THE winter has been cold and damp for
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