The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-14
Walhalla. Seems to be three or four

NeCuc OIL June lJCn.
Miss Maud Young of Hamilton has
gone to Battleford to visit with her
brothers Alex and James.
The Pembina Sunday school conven-
tion meets at Hamilton on Wednesday
and Thursday of next week.
Pete Sullivan of Crystal stepped on
round stone which threw him down so
violently as to break his leg.
Laura Ovidia, daughter of G. L. Ly-
sengen of st. Thomas died May 31st,
aged eighteen years, of consumption.
Mrs. a. D. McMurray of Walhalla is
quite ill. She had just got ready to start
on journey for visit with friends.
A new Yeoman lodge is being organ
lied at Neche and it is expected that
Wexford lodge will amalgamate with it.
H. P Wood of Hamilton was around
the county last week looking up adver-
tising matter for the fair premium ca ia
logue
A lynx was killed last week about two
miles west of st. Thomas. 1t was five
feet one inch long and stood about two
feet high.
F. A. Douglas of st. Thomas has in
vented holder to keep the cover of
cigar box open while the cigars are be-
ing sold. He has patented the device.
George Jennings of Cavalier has Just
graduated from the Minnesota U and
after short visit home will 60 to the n.
p. hospital at Missoula as inferno.
Gretna has ball club that contains
two "Schim-now-ski" players. They
ought to be good for the high flies.
Anyhow they have beaten Neche twice
76 to and too.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents near Leroy, Wednesday of last
week, Miss Edna Urlaub and Mr.. Geo.
jSchneider. MIR. and Mrs Schneider will
reside at Langdon.
Miss Ida Fennel of Hamilton is to be
assistant principal of the Wimbledon
schools next term. She is now at home
and will soon go to Minneapolis to take
drawing and music during the vacation.
William Hunter and Dr. Huffman
were at Walhalla Sunday catching fish
in the river. They caught $50 fish
which they distributed among their
friends here. Crystal Call.
! DIR. Walker of Cavalier is fixing up a
residence there as a private hospital
which will accommodate about six
patients and will keep trained nurse
on duty. 1t will be convenience for
| that part Of the county.
Emmelyne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Vondal of Walhalla died June 18th
aged IA years. Deceased suffered an
operation for appendicitis but the dis
ease had progressed too far to save her
by an operation.
John Treumner jr., H. Ruby, Dan
Kaercher, +. Truemner, Cy. Bechtel,
John Kraft, Miles Bechtel, Walter
Burns and Sam Kraft are lot of Cava-
lier youngsters who have settled at
Swift Current, Sask., and have formed a
baseball nine and beat Canadian n inc
there II to l. Good for the Yankees.
d. ID. Warner of Hamilton is home
again after undergoing an operation for
appendicitis at St. Paul and is all right,
He is telling what a lot of anesthetic he
swallowed before the doctors succeeded
in getting him into an unconscious state.
But they had real estate man to deal
with-and everybody knows how hard
it is to make one of them keep quiet.
Crystal has traded it's steamer for a !
new gasoline fire engine. One of the
troubles of the steam fire engine in this
country is that the alkali water rusts
the tubes and shell so that every few
years at least the tubes have to be re-
newed at a heavy expense. The gasoline
engine can be kept dry and does not
rust out when not in use.
Last Wednesday evening Donard Nc
Dougald returned to his home near
Leyden from Grand Forks where he had
been to have an operation performed for
He was apparently we'll
and so expressed himself, but on STEP
ping from the train he fell dead. 1t is
that death was caused by
heart disease.
The Pembina County Mutual Fire
Insurance Company met in annual
meeting at Hamilton last week. The
officers elected are E. H. Restameyer.
president; Alex. Morrison, vice-presi-
dent; Henry Geiger, secretary treasurer.
The company have over s1,25O,OO in
out. The total expenditures