The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-07
"a thirty-fve pound sturgeon was
caught at Walhalla.

/ AeOOOIG 1Wccull0 Is uOu10 dC DIoyG GOu
from trip to Portland and other Pa
cific coast points.
The Walhalla Milling Co. are hardly
able to keep up with orders though rum
ming night and day.
w. H. Francis, formerly with the
Cavalier Chronicle, has established
paper at Ruso, Mclean Co.
Married, at Walhalla, on Monday,
Miss Mathilde Dumas and Anthony
Generous both of Walhalla.
L. w. Musselman of the First Bank
of Cavalier went to Osakis fishing with
party of other bankers last weed.
Messrs. Fisher and Koehler of Cava-
lier were the successful bidders for
building the new 5000 school house.
Prof. Hayward tells the Cavalier peo-
pie in a communication that the school
house is badly in need of steam heat.
A baby boy has been born to DR.. and
Mrs. P. M. Walker of Everett, Wash.
They recently removed from St. Thom-
as.
| Most of our county contemporaries
are running some interesting articles on
insurance-interesting to the publish
ers.
The Great Northern has quit running
trains Sundays on the Neche branch.
Reason-the Canadian Northern quit
first.
Mrs. Fred Hurley of Walhalla who
was taken to the Rochester hospital for
an operation is recovering from the
same.
Miss Mabel Wilkins of Drayton has
graduated from the Winnipeg hospital
as trained nurse and will spend the
summer at home.
d. j. McMahan Land Co. of St. Paul
will open branch office at St. Thomas
with G. H. Garnett in charge. They
will handle real estate.
Marvel, the six year old son of John
Larson of St. Thomas fell from wagon
box land dislocated his elbow and broke
his fore arm. He has been taken to the
Grafton Hospital.
Katie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Foster of Walhalla, was married last
week at Winnipeg to Mr.. John r. Fin
ney. of Battleford, Sask.
H. NJ. Mcintyre agent for the st. A.
& Oak. elevator at Leyden has been pro-
NOTED to Assistant Superintendent and
has moved to Crookston.
Alb. French of Cavalier has new "bub-
ble'' of the Ford variety, and E. r.
Pratt has Mitchell. Cavalier town
has more 'biles than anybody.
Fred Farrow and James Wilson of
Cavalier boarded the train at this place
Tuesday destined for Battleford and
other points in the Saskatchewan coun-
try. They expect to file on land.-Inde-
pendent.
George Miller who has been in the
employ of a hardware store at Sarles
since leaving Hamilton last fall, spent
Monday in the village. He was on his
way to Winnipeg to accept position as
travelling representative for wholesale
hardware store.-Independent.
Cards announcing the marriage of j.
A. N. Renaud and Miss Emily Oliver
have been received by friends of the
former in Hamilton. The wedding took
place on Monday at Gleichen, Man. MIR.
Renaud is son of a former proprietor
of Hotel Hamilton, and is therefore we'll
known here.-Independeut.
DR.. A. o. Allen returned on Monday
from st. Paul where he assisted the sur
geoh in charge at st. Luke's hospital in
performing the successful operation for
appendicitis for D. D. Warner. Mr..
Warner was under opiates for one hour
and ten minutes as the case proved a
complicated one, the appendix having
grown fast to the intestine. -Indepen-
dent.
E. Collins met with painful accident
yesterday afternoon. While in the act
Of climbing a ladder to the hay loft in
his barn, he missed his footing and fell
to the floor, in the fall sus-
: hing severe injuries to his neck and
lHk. He is confined to the bed but
win be able to be out in a day or so.-
Independent.
Work on the Morden extension is pro
crossing quite satisfactorily to the con-
tractors. Nearly the entire length OF
line is underway, but mono entirely com
pscted. The grade is considerable high
81 than they were formerly mad which
win be Of some advantage ia the winter
u the snow will blow Of and fewer cuts
win have 70 Be abncked' ont ffoun-
taineer.