The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-11-24
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County News

Pete morrison and Lorne Henderson
have left Neche for Saskatoon to live. 81
Mrs. John Fisk OF Ernest has gone to-
Winnipeg tor treatment for rheumatism.
Mrs. Jas. Kerr of Toronto is visiting
her sister, Mrs Otto Volrath of Bathgate
Mrs. w. ]. Westall and daughter, Of
Crystal have gone to Clearwater, Man.
tor the winter.
The M. E. church ladies OF Glasston
hold their annual dinner this evening,
the 24th.
Somebody set out fires last week near
Leyden and c. F. SayIor lost eleven
stack OF hay.
Herbert Mcneil has left Cavalier to go
to Clyde, Cavalier county, to open a
barber shop.
John D. Stafford of Hoople was mar
red last week to Miss Alice Glenden-
ming of Grafton.
VIM. Verbonceour, late landlord of the
Balhgate hotel has gone to run hotel at
Arnaud, Man.
A Welsh evangelist and revival singers
will begin to lay seige to Hamilton SIN
ners on Tuesday next.
Thomas Jamison and wife, of Neche,
have gone to England to spend the win
ter and visit friends.
The Mountaineer saws the Vaughns
have moved to Wen 'tchee, Wash, and
are running hotel there.
Joseph Won Goerres sold his Cavalier
farm to VIM. Burns and purchased a
farm near Harrington. Delaware.
C.R. Green has traded land in Trail
county for the north half of S 161. 50
formerly owned by Mr.. Gillespie.
Alex. Robertson and family, Jas. Lane
and Miss Wark have gone to the Sasl:a-
toon country to make their home from
Crystal.
! Mrs. Robert anil Miss Ida Wilson,
mother and sister Of Deputy Sheriff Viii.
son of Cavalier have gone to Grafton to
reside.
Hugh Melville. late of the Jennings
house at Cavalier, is moving his build
ings from Mclean to his farm three
miles east.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. McFadden, of Tyner,
have moved to Bathgate for the winter,
the benefit of the city schools for their
children.
Rev. Whitford and. family, VINO have
recently moved to Cavalier from Bowes-
mont, were given reception by the
congregation.
Thos. Armstrong of Glasston will
probably move to Grand Forks for the
winter to get the benefit of the university
for his children.
w. A. Fleming Of Walhalla has sold
his half section to J. R. McCabe OF Lud-
low, Illinois. Sale was made through
the Foster agency.
The Woodman lodge has paid Mrs.
Kibler the insurance of $1,000, on the
life of her son who was recently killed
by accident in Minneapolis.
The Glasston Literary society met at
the residence of Thomas Armstrong last
week in an interesting session. They
are preparing for a pubic entertainment
the last Of the month.
At a reception given by the Masonic
lodge at Drayton, A. H. Johnson, who is
preparing to leave for the Pacific coast
to reside, was presented with an elegant
watch chain as a token Of remembrance
and good will.
John E. Houston Of Bathgate has gone
to Long Beach, CAL. where his family
has been for some time, to make his flu
ture home. Another Of the old and re-
spec:ed residents gone with regret.
VIM. Thrower, having finished his
homesteading in the western part Of
the the state, is now at his barber
shop in Hamilton. w. D. Miller.
who ran Il IN ms absence, is to go to one
ofthe new towns, west, and start up. .,3
Henry F. Baker and Miss Catherine.
a. Burke were married at Langdon last
week. The bride was brought up al
Cavalier. this county. The couple will
make their home at Irene, this state
where Mr. Baker is cashier Of the local
bank. :ss3Ssss 2$3s
e. w. Andrews, Harry Spence and Jas
II. Gordon and family. Of Walhalla, have
gone TO Mexico. The first IS interested
lin : plantation there. The latter viii
stay for 4 time and perhaps remain. MI.
Andrsws will be back At the holidays. B
Miss Minnie Fee, 81 Oregon City, Of,
ldied on the 18th inst, Of consumption. "A
lyear ago she removed with her parents.