The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-23

ace as a trained nurse, taking high
honors.
Jas. A. Little of St. Thomas was called
to Sheldon by the serious illness OF his
brother Edward who died before he
reached there.
Cavalier fire department sent Chief Al :
exander, ]. E. Truemner c. Kibler, R.
H. Stull and Cy Bechtel as delegates to
Jamestown.
The 3rd of July will be entry day at
the Crystal fair and the next day will be
the day. Only two days instead of three
as heretofore.
Mrs. F. D. Murney Of Hamilton has
gone to Detroit, Mich. to spend some
time with her daughter Pearl who is TAX
ing music there.
1t rained so hard at Cavalier last week
that it washed out some of the founda-
tons of new buildings just started there,
including the new bank.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wallace of Bottin-
eau and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wallace
of Albee, S. D. are visiting with J. D.
Wallace and family of Drayton.
Cavaliers main business street from
the depot will be cemented, for side
walks, besides some of the intersecting
blocks. Cavalier is noted for its sand.
Gretna will run an excursion to Winni-
peg Beach on Monday 26th. Leave
Neche at 6:30 m. and return at $50 D.
m. Fare S1.90. Walhalla band goes
along. All invited.
John Junkins of Drayton and George
Patterson of Bowesmont have built a
new ditcher which they are trying on
the ditch west of Bowesmont. 1t is ex-
pected to do great work.
Drayton and Hallock had hard game
of ball on the Hallock grounds last week
with score of 2 to in favor of Dray-
ton. Bond pitched for Drayton and
Bradish for Hallock.
Some little boys were playing about
an old we'll at Neche that no one knew
anything about, and two of them fell
through the rotten covering into fifteen
feet of water, and were rescued with
some difficulty.
Miss Laura Campbell daughter of
Isaac Campbell of Hamilton has gone to
Chatham, Ont. to enter conservatory of
music. Mrs. Walker of Cavalier accom-
panied her and will spend some time vis-
lting in Ontario.
H. S. Argue who has just been
graduated from the MINI. University is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Argue at Hamilton and will so to Taco.
ma, Wash. to serve on the medical staff
in hospital.
Married-At the residence the moth
er OF the bride, Mrs. Shields at Nowesta,
on June 14th, Florence E. Shields to E.
Murdock. Mrs. Murdock was raised in
the vicinity OF Nowesta and Mr. Murdock
is business man of Northcote, MINI.
Married, at Bathgate, Miss Nora B
Kresher to Martin o. Long, Mr.. Long
is the foreman in the Pink Paper office.
The couple started for Cando and other
western points for visit with relatives
for couple of weeks. Congratulations.
Married-June 18th, at the residence
of the brides parents at Cavalier, Ed
mund Restemayer and Miss Lizzie Hartz.
Both parties have been brought up in
that locality, the groom being the son of
Hon. E. H. Restemayer, They will re-
side on the farm of the groom short
distance from Cavalier.
News reached here on Monday that
Mrs. Archie Allen had died at her home
in Hamilton on Monday the 10Th inst. at
4 a. m. The funeral services were held
at Hamilton on Tuesday, June Doth at 2
o'clock. The many friends here mourn
with the bereaved husband. Owing to
the rain many of our people who had ex-
pected to be present at the fuueral we're
unable to pay these last tokens of re-
spect.-Pink Paper.
A sad accident occurred at the home
of ]. H, Spangelo, near Mclean, Mr..
Spangelo was pulling ,stumps with
chain and traction engine. The engine
started up suddenly and drew the chain
taut so quickly that 1t broke, and in it's
rebound struck two of the men present
and hurt them, but not seriously. But,
the little four-year-old son OF Mr.. Span
gelo, who happened to be Just coming
up with lunch for the party, was struck
full on the lower part ofthe face, the
chain tearing away the front of the upper
Jaw and all the upper teeth, and cut the
tongue IN two lengthwise The little boy
was hurried to- Walhalla and Or. Mowatt
fixed him upin SO good shape that the
child was able to take liquid nourish-
ment that evening and the Doctor hopes
that he will recover without much dis.
jfgurement.