The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-10-11
County News

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Clarence Shultz of Drayton has
bought barber shop in Warren.
Eli Beaudry, of Neche, is very low
and is not expected to live.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, on
October 3rd, near Beaulieu, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ehrky, of Drayton,
are the parents of daughter, born on
Oct. LIST.
| +. E. Corson, the telephone man is
running line from the Walhalla line to
Leroy.
Miss Mae Thacker of Hamilton has
gone to Winnipeg to accept clerical
position.
The Drayton lecture course was open
ed last week by male quartet, the
Meistersingers.
Bishop Shanley confirmed class of
"a in st. Thomas last Tuesday. Six
priests were also in attendance.
Jas. Sabraw, of Neche, has gone to
Portal where he will be connected with
the lumber yard in the capacity of agent.
Miss Winnie Mussel of Drayton was
operated on at the Drayton hospital for
appendicitis and is getting along nice
! ly.
Bishop Stanley of Fargo was in Dray-
ton last Monday and administered the
right of confirmation to class of fif-
teen.
Mrs. Trenwith, of LaCross, Wis, sis
ter of Mrs. H. L. Holmes, of Bathgate,
arrived in the latter place to spend few
weeks.
DR.. Burrows, Ben. James and Frank
Lough went to Winnipeg to look over
their large and varied interests IN and
near there.
| Word has been received from Inde-
pendence, CAL, of the death of Mark
Goodman. He formerly lived in the
Ernest settlement.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McKeiver of Bowes.
mont have gone to Duluth where they
were called by the death of Mrs. Nc.
Keivers brother.
DR.. Mowatt of Walhalla has been ap-
pointed member of the legislative COM
mittee for Pembina county of the Ma
tional Medical association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fordyce Waldo of Dray-
on have taken up their residence at
Brainerd, Minn., where their daughter
Mrs. Baldwin now resides.
Rev. Valiant, wife and children are
visiting Mrs. Valliant's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Walker at Walhalla. Rev.
Valiant is pastor of church in Illinois
and is taking vacation.
Mrs. George Roadhouse of Pembina
went over to Walhalla Monday and
stayed with Mrs. Chas. H. Lee over
night, and then went to Beaulieu where
Ishe will visit with the family of John
McKechney for a few days.
Miss Sarah Somers died at the
home Of her brother, VIM. Somers, in
Bowesmont. aged %. Miss Somers has
been sick for about two weeks and her
death was not unexpected.
Dorothy, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John O'Keefe of Cavalier died
September 28th, of pneumonia. She had
always been delicate and at the time of
her death was eleven months and two
days old. i.
Mrs. Samuel Haddock returned to st.
Thomas from jamestown last week. Her
many friends will be glad to learn she
has entirely recovered from the nervous
troubles for which she was receiving
treatment.
The Methodist parsonage at Bathgate
had narrow escape from fire last Sun
day. The fire brigade kept the fire
under. control until the engine began
work. A defective Aue is supposed to
have been the cause. The loss was
about 800.
F. E. Corson, manager of the Citizens
Telephone company Of Bathgate, receiv-
ed word from the district manager, Geo.
Blakely at Grand Forks, that on and
afteT Oct. first the night rate will be dis
continued giving q fat day rate Of
twenty-four hours.