The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-29
Paci6clcoast. was visiting at Cavalier

last week.. X
Geo. E Olney OF Illinois has purchag-
ed the Buchanan farm adjoining Drayton.
1t contains 400 acres and Mr.. o. will
reside on it.
The post-office at Edinburg was robb-
ed week ago Thursday. Loss s40O. A
part of the money was new 800 gold
certificate bill.
Chas. Folker has retired from the
firm OF Folker & Murphy of Neche, leav.
ing VIM. Folker and c. N. Murphy as
the remaining partners
Karl Deck of Macarthur, told the
Pink Paper that after trip to the north
west that he came back singing ''There's
! no place like home."
The excursion to the Agricultural
College at Fargo over the G. N. occurs
on July 9th. w. j. Burke has charge.
The fare is 81 50.
A littls son of Alex. Airth, fell from an
outside stairway at the residence in
Walhalla and dislocated his right wrist
He is doing we'll since
A thief went throught the G. N.
station at Hamilton while the agent
was at supper. He scattered the books
and papers but got no money.
Dizd-At the family residence near
Crystal Mrs. Emma, wife of William
Porter aged 80 years and months. De-
ceased leaves her husband and six
children to mourn her loss.
Miss Olive E. Hazard, teacher in
the Cavalier schools for the last two
years was married at Grafton on June
10th, to Fred Hood of Battleford,
Sask.
Died-At Crystal, 7. O'Reilly aged so
years. He was pioneer of both Canada
and North Dakota. He came here in
1881. He leaves wife and seven
children.
The G. N. damned the Tongue river
at Cavalier, but the unusual high water
worked around the side and soon the
water went on its way as it won't. The
dam stands there looking at it go by.
The ditching machine invented and
owned by John Junkin and Geo. Patter-
son of Bowesmont has proved SO much
q success that Mr.. ]. has gone to the
Twin Cities to get another one built.
A. L. Miller came near falling under
the wheels of the train at St. Thomas
He was trying to catch on, and "a boy
jumping off at the same time interfered.
A bystander caught Mr.. Miller's coat
and saved him.
Jos. NORM picked wheat plants from
the Morris place four mi,es east of Neche
that were thirty inches long. Mr.. NORM
says that i'll twenty-nine years he has
never seen the wheat look more promis-
ing.
John Dinnson was found drowned at
Winnipeg last week. Deceased was a
former resident of Cavalier. His clothes
were found on the bank and there is
some thought Of suicide but his friends
think it an accident. He was 40 wears of
age.
Rev. Horn Of WalhaIla hitched an in
surgent broncho to new buggy and be-
fore the tracas was over the Rev, had
broken finger sore knee and some
other unpleasant things. 1t is probable
that he voted the regular ticket the fol-
lowing Tuesday.
Alex Johnson, aged 80 years, brother
Of John c. Johnson with whom he resid-
ed was fonnd dead in his bed at Hyde
Park on June 18th. An inquest decided
that the cause of death was heart failure.
He had resided at Hyed Park for some
years and was unmarried. His mother,
three sisters and two brothers survive.
AsMrs. ]. E. Lee gave linen shower to
Misses Wilson who is leaving for the
Pacific coast and Miss Trenbeath whose
marriage occurred last week. Both
young ladies received many pretty
presents and Mrs. Lees manner of enter
tanning was highly appreciated by the
6rany guests.
1.-THE marriage on June 2Oth,, at Neche
st'Miss Mary Trenbeath and Frank "A.
Heilman Of Austin, Mimi, was notable
pciety event in that village. The offici-
sting clergyman was Rev. D.. Matheson
fof Walhalla and as the procession en-
tered the church the :. Nedding March,
was rendered by Miss Annie. Often.
Rev. R. w. Griffith gave a splendid
solo. After the ceremony the party
went to the home ~ the brides parents
MI. and Mrs. VIM Tfenbeath, one mile
southwest q Neche and partook Of . |
sunptuo,,s wedding dinner. The guests
remained the greater paIt sof the after.I
nsen and very happy time wss enjoyed.
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