The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16
PE1N1BINA II. D.. FRIDAY. MARCEL 16, 1906.

George Spence the Bathgate baker
will go west to seek new location.
Arthur Bertrand will resume the old
stand and continue the business.
w. l.. Walton has sold his harness
business at Neche to A. ]. McFadden.
Mr.. McFadtlen now has the only man
ufacturing harness shop in the north end
OF the county.
Or. Countryman Of Gr,fton visited
John Halcrow at Bowesmont some days
ago and took a large amount Of water
from Mr.. Halcrow's lungs, and Mr.. Hal
crow feels much letter.
Alex. Sten,by and George Miller went
to Hallock last week bearing $50 silver
set as wedding present from Hamilton
friends to MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Hen who
| were recently married there.
Messrs w. II. Garden, D. r. and Thos.
Buchanan, and Thos. Mahony have
turned 10 Draytun after Il trip TO the
western part of the state. where the party
have filed on claims in Mckenzie county.
a carload of stock and machinery
arrived. 1t st. Thomas st week, the
property of L drdge B ickstah of Cerro
Gordo, Ill.,, who is moving OH the Chas.
Norum farm southeast of the city, whic h
he purchased last fall
A horse which was being led to water
by John Brown who lives two miles
north OF Bathgate, fell on the young
man and crushed the bones of the left
leg below the knee, forcing the bones
through the skin.
J. E. Houstone OF .thgate who has
spent the winter in California is expected
home soon and it is said will make
arrangements to make Bathgate his
permanent home instead Of moving to
California.
DIR. Donovan of Neche performed the
operation of tracheotomy" ON one Of
the Douvlle children sick with dph-
liberia who Was choking to death. The
operation consists in opening the throat
and inserting silver tube to breathe
through and is a very difficult one.
Heinrich Herrntier is being il quired for
by his brother-in-law, Ed, Dumsday. of
Winnipeg. Herrntier worked for ii
German farmer, near Cavalier, in June,
1905. and since then there is no trace OF
him. He was unable to talk English.
John Benson of Crystal has sold his
furniture establishment to Waldo s; Co.
and his share of the jewellery store to
his partner Editor Minder The latter
has moved the stock to the Call office
and Mr.. Benson is figuring on northwest
where he has land.
The reason Of the amputation of Pat
O'Hara's arm was cancer on his left
wrist. 1t had not spread to great extent
but the pain was very great. The arm
was taken off below the elbow and the
operation ~as performed dy Drs. Dono-
van and Mckenty
Jos Stratton, who used to live IN Flora
township and moved south, now back
at Grafton, tod the Call editor that the
south was all right but it took north
ern man a long time to get used to the
colored people and their ways. He is
thinking of going to the northwest.
Fire destroyed the residence Of
Henry Soft, near Hensel, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Soft were absent, at Cavalier. The
children who were at home barely had
time to get out of the house. Einar
Scheving, a neighbor was in Cavalier
last week and took up subscription tor
Mr.. Soft.
Mr.. and .lrs. A. l.. Wallace have re-
turned to Hamilton after their wedding
trip. AT Grand Forks, On their return,
they were visited by the Hamilton
contingent at the university who spent
several pleasant hours with them
Among the wedding presents of the
bride was check for 81 900 from her
father.
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