The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-09

Lumber Co. and his place will be take n
by Max Duprey. Mr.. Sabraw has not
yet decided what he will do, but intends
to take an extensive trip, with the view
of new location.
Anton Ensrud ofSt. Thomas died on
Monday from appendicitis, aged 23years
He was i'll about week when the opera
ton was performed. He died about
seven hours after the operation. He
had spent most of his life at st. Thomas
and was young man of good character
and Industrious habits.
At the recent commencement of the
Illinois Wesleyan University. the de-
gree of Master of Arts was conferred on
Principal Leonard 7. Cole of the Ham
ilton public schools, he having passed
rigid examination on post graduate
course of study which he has been pur-
suing for several years, under that insti-
tuition.
Mrs. John See respected resident of
Carlisle, died at her home in that neigh
hood on Tuesday, of pulmonary consum-
ton, aged tifty-two years. The funeral
was held on Thursday and was largely
attended. The deceased was the mother
of Mrs. E. Duprey, of Leroy, who with
her husband, and Max Duprey and
Miss Della Shelley, attended the funer-
al.-Chronotype.
Friends in St. Thomas have received
word of the death of Thomas Lemon Sr.
at Boulder, Colo, July 23rd, aged 81
years. He was one of the first settlers
in the St. Thomas locality and many of
his sons resided there and helped to
make for prosperity in tine pioneer days.
He resided at Grafton for many years
but for three years past lie had resided
in Colorado.
Tuesday afternoon, DIR. Wilson assist
ed by DR.. Brown amputated the right
leg of Peter Hartje's little girl, Ida.
About ten days ago both ankles became
affected with blood poison and in the
right leg it broke into the ankle joint
and began spreading rapidly into the
leg. Although she underwent two oper-
ations to save the leg it was found that
the only way to save her life was by
amputation. The patient is doing we'll
at present.
W. G. Green of Hamilton has return
ed to that place after his absence to the
coast since May 4. Mr.. Green will re-
turn to Seattle and make it his, home as
the climate there agrees so we'll with
him. He is we'll pleased with the coun-
try. He met Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sar-
yer who reside just outside of the city
and own two acres of land valued at
$4,000. These two acres are devoted to
the raising Of vegetables, fruit and
poultry.
Mrs. Thomas, Mathew ST.. who was
accidently burned at the St. James Con-
vent on the 23rd Of June, and was taken
to the ST. Boniface Hospital, died ON
the Oath of July. The remains arrived
at this place Friday evening. Mrs: Ma
hew was an old resident of Cavalier and
leaves many friends and relatives who
mourn her departure to the Great Be-
You'd. The funeral was heid from the
r. G. church and the services was con-
Quoted by Father O'NeiE.-Cavalier
Chronicle.
The wedding of Miss Adele Kratz, of
Penbina, and Emil Wegener, of Winni,
peg. Man., occurred at st. PsulTs Ger
MAN Lutheran church in this township
Wednesday afternoon at clock, Rev.
H. T. Buegel performing the ceremony.
A reception and wedding feast occurred
the same afternoon at the commodious
home of L. Unlze, Il brother-in-law of
the bride. A large number of invited
guests attended the event. The young
people will reside in Winnfpeg.-St-
Thomas Times.
James O'Rourke, aged o.. dieea at the
home of his brother Patrick O-Rourke,
at Langdon. He has been ill with con-
sumption for about two years, and the
end had been anticipated for several
weeks. He was attended by his two
sisters from Winnipeg who are trained
nurses. The funeral took place ON Fri
day and the remains were buried in the
Roman Catholic Cemetery at Leroy.
Miss Beatrice Burley lisa visitor with
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth hurley this
week. Her many old time friends in
Walhalla will be pleased to meet her,
although she has grown from girlhood
to womanhood since she vas here, last,
and is, we are pleased to- say, one Of the
most accomplished instructors in this
county. Her mother is visiting in On.
tario during the vacation, and will re.
sumo her duties in the I'embina schools
when they open this fall. -Mountaineer.