The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-03-01
County News

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A. L. Miller Of st. Thomas has been
seriously ill with the grip.
j. T. West has sold his residence in
Crystal to Finley Mcneil for $1,000.
Rev. Erickson has taken UP his duties
as pastor of the Drayton Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor of Winni-
peg were visiting relatives at Cavalier
last week.
Rev. s. Ellery of St. Thomas has sold
a farm he owned of 24O acres nine miles
from Winnipeg for $4,000.
A dancing party was given Miss Myr.
tie Sealey at Bathgate in the town hall
on Tuesday, February 18th.
The Chronotype intimates that all
signs of spring fail-until you see the
formaldehyde advertisements.
P. H. Lee and wife of Conway were
guests at the home of the latter's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Cranley of Cavalier.
Mrs. Thompson Morrison of Drayton
is i'll with pneumonia, a disease from
which her husband is just GONZALES
cent.
Miss Ethel Halcrow of Bowesmont
went to Grafton last week to visit he1
brother Robert who is in the hospital
there.
Rev. William Waldo, former Dray-
ton boy has received call from Hamil.
ton, Ohio, to the Wilson Ave, church at
Cleveland.
w. Shahane sr. of Cavalier is serious
ly i'll. He is one of the first settlers OF
that locality and is now about eighty
years of age.
Alex. Brown who is visiting Bathgate
is recovering from the effects of a shot
gun wound, received in the northwest
some time ago.
T. Beaudry Bros. have purchased the
tables and furnishings of the McNamars
place at Neche and will run the same
and add barber shop.
John Burton of Leroy died on Tues
day of this week. He has been fol
many years prominent resident of Le
roy. He leaves family
Arthur NORM has resigned his place
with LaMoure & Co. at Walhalla and
will take::charge of the new Farmers
Cooperative store at Neche.
DR.. Finn of st. Paul will take charge
of The practice of DR.. Brown at Cavalier
the latter having formed a partnership
with DR.. King at st. Thomas.
III. H. Lampman has started on his re.
turn to the Peace River country. With
good luck it will take from fifteen tc
twenty days to get to Dunvegan his des
tination.
"Francis Hoar and Clearance Jecop
hett two of Pembina's bright young
men drove over Tuesday and attended
the carnival. They certainly enjoyed
skating" Pink Paper.
DR.. McEssy has bought the office
furniture and good will of DR.. Walker
at st. Thomas and will take the prac-
ticesof the latter. DR.. Walker will move
tos.Everett, Washington, in the near flu
ture.
Mrs. Z. H. Nilsson of Neche fell on the
slippery side walk and sprained her
ancle very badly. Side walks are very
dangerous everywhere this winter and
we wonder that we don't hear of more
such accidents,
Sumner, son of Harvey Smith, former
ly of st. Thomas, died in Bisbee, Ariz.,
last week. The young man graduated
from Harvard last year with honors and
was valedictorian of his class. He was
twenty three years old at the time of
his death.
O. P. Thompson, father of E. 7.
Thompson of st. Thomas, died at his
home in Decorah, Iowa, last week. Mr..
Thompson ST. was well known in the
southern part Of this county and was
connected with his sons in
business at st. Thomas in the early
days.
w. j. Bruchman who has been in
charge Of the Walhalla schools has been
appointed to the customs force and gone
10 Portal. His wife takes his place in
The school. J. p. Turuer, formerly of
Neche has resigned from the customs
It Portal and will take q place as opera
Tor in the depot there. IT. w. Gill as
stated by us last week takes his place as
deputy collector.
\ Howard r. Best Of Walhalla was tax
sn to Grand Forks for an operation for
appendicitis. Owing to other complica- q
hons the operation was not successful
ind he died On Monday last. Mr. Best
was bout 42 years Of age and was an
sd resident ot the Bay Center locality
md highly respected as q neighb bors 4 and
friend. The funeral occured 1T Walhal-
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