The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-15
:: County News :

Miss Annie Gardner of Hamilton is
reported seriously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Winlaw visited REL
atives at Hamilton last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. T. Rene of Neche last week.
Miss Brown of Winnipeg, sister of Mrs.
Henry Finnell, of Hamilton is reported
seriously ill.
Miss Bessie Kibble of Drayton left last
week for Winnipeg to study at the St.
Marys Academy.
DR.. Putney of St. Thomas has opened
dental rooms in Hamilton and will make
periodical visits.
Harry Somers of Bowesmont has Join
ed the Fargo Bridge Cos. crew and will
follow bridge building.
Miss Florence Sagerman of Bathgate
has gone to Moorhead to complete her
course at the normal school.
Cyrus Mexican of Bowesmont has sold
his farm ON the Red River for s33 per
acre to parties from Illinois.
| o. H. Johnson of Hamilton is IN Min
sneapolis locating his family who have
moved there from Evenston, Ill.
Miss Blanch Mcintosh of Nowesta has
returned to Minneapolis after spending
the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Huffman of Winn-
peg are visiting old friends and neigh,
bors at Carlisle for few weeks.
Hugh S. Wilson, M. D. who is prac.
ticing in Minneapolis, is visiting with his
folks in Bathgate, Editor Wilson's.
Miss Florence Mussel of Drayton has
gone to Minneapolis to take course of
training for nurse at the Ashbury hospi-
tai.
Ernest Burwick OF Bathgate has ac-
cepted a position with Eaton & CO. Of
4 Winnipeg, the greatest department store
in Canada.
Mrs. Metcalf of Drayton has gone to
Minneapolis to keep house for number
of students of the McAllister of whom
two are her sons.
Henry Williams of Cavalier is arrang-
ing to spend the winter in California,
with view of locating there if he likes
it there.
Mrs. Rev. Moore and children, who
have been visiting relatives m Bowes-
mont and surroundings for the last two
months, have returned to their home in
Minot.
Rife Paddock who left his Glasston
farm two years ago, and removed to
Knightstown, Ind, is back looking after
his interests in that locality.
The Cavilier school board has made
arrangements for course of lectures
and entertainments through the Lyceum
Beaureau, for the coming winter season.
The Walhalla Mountaineer scores the
butcher of Walhalla for abusing animals
taken to the slaughter house and thinks
that better methods should be adopt
ed.
Herbert GoodalI OF Bathgate has gone
to Helena. Montana, to accept position
in an essay Office. MIR. Goodall was en-
gagged in the western part of the state
this summer in the geological survey.
The new safe for the Merchants and
Farmers bank of Cavalier has arrived,
The progress of the new structure is be-
ing pushed along rapidly. The bank
opens tempora rily in outside quarters
this week.
]. B. Robinson and family of Bathgate
will spend the winter in Minneapolis, ].
B. has been successful business man
and can afford to take vacation during
the cold months. His children will at
tend the university.
Theodore Chester who lives half
mile east of ofDrayton lost all his house
hold effects by fire on Tuesday last. The
origin of the fire is unknown. The dwell
ing was owned by DR.. Richardson. No
insurance.
7. D. Wallace of Drayton has sold his i
farm Of $50 acres adjoining the town for
$40, 600 to II. w. Wallace and expects to
close out all his interests soon after
which he will leave with his family for
Los Angeles to take up his permanent
residence.
The Pembina Photographic studio will
be open for business on the first and
third Mondays and Tuesdays Of each
"A. H. ANDERSON,
Photographer.