The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-04-19


the family. Four turkeys also joined
the family circle during the proceed
ings.
The Blind Asylum board met at Bath
gate last weekand organized for the
coming year by electing Gunder Olson
of Grafton president, Alex. Morrison of
Bathgate secretary, and the Bathgate
State Bank treasurer. 1t was decided
to advertise for tenders to complete the
building.
The village school buard held meet
ing Monday evening at which it was de-
cided to re-engage George Bowers as
principal and Miss Violet Ball as prim-
ary teacher for next term. No teach
ers have been engaged for the other de-
partments, and the board is ready to
consider all -Chronotpye.
F. d. Murney has sold his 32O acre
farm at Mama, Minn., portion of the
purchase price being $500 residence
in Winnipeg. "Fin" is meeting with
more than his share of good luck nova
days, and in this sale he cleared $3.50 an
! acre, having held the property for a
comparatively short period of time.-
Independent.
Donald Beaton of Hamilton, has his
right leg amputated below the knee in
Winnipeg hospital last week. The ampu-
tation was the result of an injury of
years standing. Mr.. Beaton submitted
to the operation without the use of an
anaesthetic, although he is nearly seven
ty years old, and not naturally very
strong.
Johnny Herman, son of Frank Her
man of Leroy. lost his thumb in hor-
rible manner. He was fooling about
gasoline engine and got the thumb of
his mitten caught in the machinery and
when he picked up the mitten he found
his thumb in the mitten, it having been
pulled out until the tendons broke. He
was taken to the doctor who completed
the amputation. He is recovering.
| Don Malo received letter this week
from his brother Emilian, who has a
sheep ranch. at Tabor, in "sunny south
ern" Albers.. The past winter has been
unusually severe on the sheep, Mr.. Malo
losing about seven hundred by freezing.
To add to his misfortunes his stock
shedsIwere destroyed by fire not long
ago, and his total losses on the winters
hard luck will be about S., s5,OOO-Chrono-
type.
Wm.iTrenbeath lost valuable horse
in peculiar manner on Monday. The
horse had just been turned out in the
stable yard, and was running about
when he slipped, fell and slid for some
distance on sheet of ice, bringing up
with his head against tree, killing him
instantly, presumable by breaking his
neck. He was young animal weighing
about. fifteen hundred, and was one of
fine matched team of four.-Chrono-
type.
Wednesday,''Apri 10th, at the Ger
man Lutheran church was solemnized
the marriage of Mr.. Fred J. Schulz, and
Miss. Marion..Reil. The ceremony was
performed aH2 o'clock p. m. in the pre-
sence of large gathering of friends,
the Rev. H. Lange officiating. After the
church services the invited guests to the
number of one hundred gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schulz where
theswedding supper was prepared. The
brideIreceived many handsome presents.
Mr.. and Mrs LSchulz will live on their
farm..eastsof Crystal, and known as the
Dan Mullen place. Crystal Call.
Mr.. Fred j. Rene, of Neche, and Miss
Katherine Croty, of Bathgate, were
unitedEn marriage at the r. G. church
Of the.latter. village by Rev. Fr. Arsen
ault..on Tuesday morning. The happy
young. couple left on the morning train
for brief honeymoon trip to Winnipeg
and other Canadian points, after which
they will reside at the Rene home seven
lAcS cttSG VI 4NcCuc. 1uc CONTRACTING
parties are both numbered among Penn
bina county's most popular young folks,
and they start upon their career of nup-
tial felicity with the sincere congratula-
tions.of The Chronotype- everyone
else. Chronotype.
At the R. g. church last Monday oc-
CURED the wedding Of Mr.. Theodore
Malo and Miss Meanie Anger, Rev. Fr.
Forbes performing the ceremony in the
presence Of relatives and few intimate
friends. a mass entitled .,.Lambillotte''
was sung by the groom's brother. Mr..
Don Mali. accompanied on the organ BY
his wife, who is . talented musician.
The groom is one Of. the prosperous
young farmers Of st. Joe township, and:
the bride ssthe daughter Of Mr.. Joseph
Anger, ~ Neche township. They VIM
reside on the Malo4 farm ttenn d miles south
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