The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-09-13

fenced teachers.
Jas. A. Little of st. Thomas received
news of the death of his father, Edward
Little, at his home in Kasson, Mimi,
at the age Of 80.
The Misses Edith and Tillie Kohl of
st. Peter, MIMI, have returned to
Hoople to take up their work in the
schools there again.
John Moore, successful farmer Of
Glasston was married on August 18th at
Grand Forks to Miss Ruby Barber of
Leslie, Michigan.
Rey. Fr. Forbes of Neche was called
to toilette on Thursday to conduct the
funeral services of August LaPointe,
at the home of relatives there.
Miss Ethel Halcrow went to Pcmbina
the last of the week to attend the teach
cr's examination. Miss Halcrow will
teach in the Bowesmont schools this
year.
Mcsdamcs d. ID. and A. f. Warner of
III amilton have gone on visit to the
jamestown exposition. They will also
visit eastern cities being away for a
month.
Spencer Douglas was in Bowesmont
last week. Mr.. Douglas has spent the
greater part of the summer on the lakes.
He will teach in Glasston the ensuing
year.
DIR. Mowatt of Walhalla reports son
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Nc
Quinn, a son to Mr.. and Mrs. B S Styles,
and daughter to MIR. and Mrs. Andrew
MCDOWELL.
VIM. Ware arrived home in Drayton
from Winncbago City, Mimi, where he
was called by the serious illness of his
aged mother. He got there too late to
see her alive.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mcbride of Cavalier
have gone to Minneapolis where Mr.. Nc
Bride has business that requires his
attention. They will also attend the
State Fair.
Mrs. A. Dahl and family ar
riv d from Sweden on Saturday. Mr..
Dahl has been in Dakota for two years
and the family intend making Bowes-
mont their home.
Mrs. James Wilson and daughter Miss
Emma have gone to Sellwood, Ore,
where they will live. The Wilson's have
lived in Nechc for many years, and are
highly respected.
Francis Annie Gordon and Mr..
Charles Stewart of Langdon were mar
ried ut the home of the brides aunt
Mrs. Agnes Mcmillan, on September 5th.
They are both very popular in Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. johnson and fami-
ly and Mrs. Hohler returned in their
auto to Cavalier from Bottincau where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Weeks for three or four week at their
summer place on Lake Metigosfn.
Mrs. +. l.. Lewis and daughter Mil
dred of Ncchc went to Morden, Man.,
where the latter applied for entrance to
the Masonic hospital as student nurse.
She will enter rs aeon as there is. u va
cancy.
Rev. Samuel Ellcry and family of
St. Thomas, left for Hamline, Mimi.
where they will reside future.
MIR. Ellcry will return and continue his
work through September. Many friends
regret their departure.
MIR. Benjamin Snyder of Walhalla was
found stricken with paralysis on Sep
tembcr 4th, at MIR. Mayo's farm west of
town, by the son of G. Il Walker who
had been assisting him with the chores.
Mr.. Snyder was pioneer in the Ernest
settlement of this county. He died a
short time later.
Miss Myrtle Seclry, who has been in
the Canadian Northwest for the past
six months visiting with friends, return.
cd to Bathgate last week and will make
her home with the Holmes. The Bathgate
young folks are glad to have her back.
Miss Alma DcForge. Il graduate of the
Bathgatc high school, has accepted q
position as lnstructress at the lakewood
Walsh County Academy.
A friend in Walhalla has received q
letter from Miss Ruby Vaughn formerl,
of that place, She says that her sister
pat Is just getting better from Sc
we're attack of appendicitis. Her fathe
and mother are we'll and Miss Lille ha.
class of twenty-five musical scholars
The letter also incidently announced tn,
coming marriage of Miss Ruby to DR.
Fred S. Cult. in the near future. Th,
Vaughns live in Wenatchie, Wash.
Sheriff Roadhouse brought over from
St. Thomas last Thursday evening Law
renee and Herbert Richardson, who hac
been arrested charged with stealing
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