The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-13
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County News

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Fred Volrath of Neche is reported
as being very ill with cancer.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Fahey at Crystal last Saturday.
| Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Corbett,
at Wexford, Tuesday, November 10th, a
son.
Mrs. John Vinen of Walhalla who has
been so seriously i'll is improving very
rapidly.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. David
Thompson at their home west of Neche
last week.
Mrs. NJ. J. Barkley of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is in Cavalier for visit with her
sister Mrs. j. X. Fairchild.
A recent Crystal marriage was that of
Miss Grace Nelson and Mr.. John o
Tharaldson. They will reside in Cry
stal.
The senior class of the Cavalier high
school will present the class play "The
Merchant of Venice" (modernlzed) on
December 18th.
Immigrant inspector E. G. Stewart of
Neche left last week for Niagara Falls,
where he will spend his thirty days vaca-
ton with his family.
Miss Ellen Copp and MIR. Chas. Smith
of St Thomas we're married Wednesday
by Rev. T. U. Richmond. They will
make their home in st. Thomas.
Jack Baptie will come east from Seat
tie the first of the year and act as man.
ager for his brother Norval Baptie, the
worlds champion skater.
Jno. Hogg and Mrs. L. w. Patmore of
Drayton have received the sad new of the
death of their brother-in-law, John A.
Stalker of Picton, Nova Scotia.
Rev. and Mrs. E. j. Bechtel of Cava-
her went to Thompson to, attend the
wedding of Mrs. Bechtel's sister, Miss
Emma Roeder to Mr.. Frank Strutz.
At the family.residencei in Bathgate on
Saturday, November 3oth John Currie
died of disease of the stomach, aged 81
years. The deceased was very highly
esteemed.
News has been received by friends at
Leroy and Walhalla of the death of
Charles Dalzell at Vancouver, B. G.
He leaves large family. The body
will be brought back to Walhalla for
burial.
MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Haight of st.
Thomas were at Pembina last week
where they made short visit with
the family of A. R. Harvey. On Tues
day they left for Pasadena CAL, where
they will spend the winter.
The Chronotype had matrimonial
advertisement last week. 1t is from a
middle aged lady, Geman Catholic, from
Gretna, who desires to we'd an elderly
gentleman. That is about all, except
that anyone interested better look the
matter up.
The Drayton Echo editor received
card on which was printed Rev. and Mrs.
F. N. Scott. Attached to the card was
much smaller card bearing the in
scriptlon rHarlan Paul Scott, Nagasaki,
Japan, November 3rd 1907. The
SCOTS we're former residents of Dray-
ton.
H. A. Rygh who is interested in the
First Bank Of Cavalier, is in Cavalier
getting acquainted with his new field of
business. Mrs. Rygh and two children
will arrive soon. Mr.. Rygh will give
his personal attention to the details of
the business of the First Bank of Cava.
lier.
DR.. F.J. King of st. Thomas has sold
his Office, residence and practice to DR..
w. M. Brown. DR.. King and wife who
have lived.in st. Thomas for the past
six years, sYlll 60 to Europe where the
doctor will take post graduate work
for year or SO. ST.. Thomas people
0OOpAy - ACS1CG CAOAA OcpdIGuCcs LIT.
Brown has been there for nine months
and has gained many friends.
Mr.. Joseph VanCamp of st. Thomas
had the misfortune to lose his large barn
by fire last week. The origin of the
fire is unknown. Great difficulty was
experienced in saving the horses as the
fire had gained such headway. A valu.
able COW and calf, all the harness, loft
Of hay, 1900 bushels of feed, the winter
supply Of GOAL and wood and the poultry
were destroyed. Mr. Van Camp carried
$3.50 insurance but this will not half COM
pensate him for the loss.
a good second hand Radiant Home
he4ting ss for coal or wood, for sale.
Apply q this once.