The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-30
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County News


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A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fisher at Cavalier.
Oscar A. Olson of Pembina was over
to St. Thomas last Sunday to visit
friends.
Neil Thomson who has been home
steading in the northwest has returned
to his home in Cavalier,
Miss Pauline Branchaud of Pembina
was the guest of her sister at Bowes-
mont few days this week.
Miss Ray Thompson of Bowesmont
enjoyed visit from her friend Miss
Laura Douglas of Pembina.
Mrs. J. A. Livingston and baby and
Jack Gym arrived from Bettineau and
are visiting relatives at Neche.
NJ. Brynjolfson Of Cavalier has been
confined to his bed for several days past
with infiammatory rheumatism.
Frank L. Wilson, son of R. Wilson,
formerly of Hamilton was drowned at
Grand View, Idaho, while fording a
stream.
w. A. Henderson, formerly of St.
Thomas, who also lived at Emerson for
some time, died last week at Grand
Forks.
DR.. H. S. Argue, surgeon in the N. p.
hospital at Tacoma, Wash, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Argue of
Hamilton.
DR.. -Mowatt of Walhaila- has decided
to arrange his residence into a hospital.
He will have an operating room, also a
nurse in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. McCrea of Dray-
ton have returned from trip to Toron-
to and New York city. They met many
former Drayton friends.
Mrs. John McConnachie and daughter
of Pembina are in Walhalla visiting Mr..
aud Mrs. George McConnachie, probab-
ly remaining the rest of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Lynn arrived in
Drayton from Valley City and havegone
to house keeping. Mr.. Lynn is the new
superintendent of the city schools.
Mrs. Steele gave an at home to a
number of her lady friends at Bathgate
on Wednesday of last week at which
Mrs. H. G. Wick of Pembina was an
honored guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Holmes who have
been at Hunters Hot Springs for the
benefitof Mrs. Holmes have returned to
Bathgate. Mrs. H. received material
aid from the treatment there.
The water worked around and under
the end of the dam at Bathgate and the
reservoir ran out. 1t has been in bad
condition for some time. 1t is owned
jointly by the railway and the village.
Edward Brooks and wife have return
ed to st. Thomas from the Canadian
northwest where they went several
months ago. They brought their house
hold goods with them and will remain
here.
& ,Died-At $50 Sunday morning Mrs.
Mary Roche, an old resident Of Drayton
died at the home of her son. She was
65 years old and had lived there for 25
years. She leaves four sons and two
daughters.
w. 7. Rene on Wednesday threshed
1900 bushels Of barley which went
about thirty bushels to the acre. This
|is the first threshing to be done in this
vicinity, and perhaps in Pembina coun-
ty. Chronotype.
Up-to-date literary, business, ard
music courses at Concordia College
Moorhead, MINI. Cooking and dress.
making for3girls. New buildings. Ex!
perienced teachers. Low rates. Write
for information.
P.D. Horgan Of Bismarck has beer
visiting his parents at Walhalla. HI
has resigned his position in the statt
auditors Office and viii soon leave 70,
Boston where he will enter the Massa
lchusetts Institute Of Technology d
begin : fonr years architec ectural course