The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-15
!: County News

Inc Walhalla band has a Little leader
from Grand Forks.
Sunday school convention at Bathgate
on June Goth and 2lst.
Cavalier will lay a dozen or mole
cement crossings this season.
Colonel O'Hara Of Neche has gone to
to Regina to take homestead.
!. Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. p. St. Amoure
of Neche daughter on June 18th.
Postmaster Mcintosh of St. Thomas
has been seriously i'll but is recovering.
The sons OF John A. Lee near st.
Thomas shot a big lynx there last
week.
The walls of the blind asylum at Bath.
gate are finished as far as the basement
story.
Miss Blanche Mcintosh is visiting at
her home near Bowesmont from Num-
eapolis.
John Jackson got his hand caught in
wind mill machinery at Bathgate and in
jured his hand very badly.
VIM. Lee of Wahalla has returned
from the Battle Creek sanatarium with
his health, much improved.
Mrs. John i, custom and family have re-
turned to their home in Bathgate after a
winter on Pacific coast.
DR.. Burrows was seriously injured by
an accident in the press Of the Pink
Paper office last week, but will recover
all right.
Rev. H. P. Cooper of Drayton was in
stalled as Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge Of I. o. o. F. at Valley City.
WA. and ]. A. Gym returned to
Neche saying they could NOT find desire
able homestead land in western Mantle.
ba.
c. M. Vance of Riceville, Iowa, has
purchased twelve carloads of cattle in
the vicinity Of Drayton since last Septem-
Der.
Frank Fairfield who has been living in
Cavalier for a number of years has gone
to Winnipeg as auditor for lumber
company.
A son of Alfred Hartz OF Hallson was
seriously injured by being thrown from
"a horse and having his hip bone
broken.
Alexander and Gene Mitchell Of Bow
esmont received news of the death Of
their mother in Scotland aged seventy
five years.
Miss Alice Oldham Of Grafton, for
merly teacher in this city, will spend her
holidays at Wiliston with her sister Mrs.
w. G.. Francis.
w. ]. Burke has been appointed as a
member Of the blind asylum board in
place of ]. B. Robinson. He will be
made secretary.
Mildred, the little daughter of Neil
Thomson Of Cavalier has recovered
from diphtheria and the quarantine has
been raised.
w. D. McKinnon and James Bellamy
returned from Banff to their home in
Drayton much improved In health.
They had rheumatism.
The building used as station at
Mash was brought to Cavalier last week
TO be used as q court-we mean as a
engine house for the Great Northern
pumping station.
Miss Edna Wallace Of dayton goes to
Niagara Falls to meet Miss LATTER and
will then visit with her at Guelph, Ont.
Earl Wallace goes to New York city and
will visit with H. Z. crandell.
81 John Heazlett who recently returned
from the northwest reports the change 81
the name Of Saskatoo omit is now called
ock-it-to-'m." Day laborers have to
lpay 81 day for board. ~
h Hamilton Fair July 18Th, 18Th and 10th.
/ There ought 70 be . good showing this
Iysesar, everything IL the garden line IS
llooking fine, Send for s catalogue to
Secretary. s. Green and. read the
lli.tI N prespiu.ns They are very liber,;
Do Jtdge ounlg has been offered j
partns.sh, e iheE Ar * sal. WATSON s s!