The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-12
rom a fishing trip to Perham, MINI.


at the farm home of VIM.
Trenbeath on the afternoon of the
fourth.
Misses Elda and Rhoda Harvey of
Pembina are in st. Thomas visiting
with their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Haight.
Five children of E. Coutu are Ill with
diptheria at Neche. Although none of
the cases are serious strict quarantine
is being maintained.
Manager Hurley of Walhalla is hav-
ing the new cooperative store fitted up
rapidly. Mr.. Hurley will soon go east
to purchase the stock.
Alvin ID. Campbell of Hamilton, and
Miss Julia Eta Mcdonald of Wilmar,
Mimi, were married last week. They
will reside at Hamilton.
Rev. Smith arrived in Bathgate from
Maine, where he will take charge of the
Episcopal church. Rev. Smith expects
his family the first of August.
DR.. Wilson, assisted by Drs. Waugh
of Park River and Countryman of Graf
ton operated on Lillian Porter for ap-
pendicitis. The operation was success
full.
There seems to be some trouble in adj
jnsting the property rights between the
city and township at Bathgate. 1t is
quite perplexing matter to properly
adjust.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fraser of St. Thom-
as were called to Pickering, Ont, by a
message announcing the serious illness
of Mr.. Alexander Dckey. A brother of
Mrs. Fraser.
WI. Burke of Bathgate left last week
forSpokane, Washington, on business.
Later he will visit the coast and spend
some time in the cities along the sound
and at Portland.
Capt. Thomson of Bowesmont left
last week for Goodrich, Ont, in response
to telegram announcing the serious
illness of his brother. Later news an
.nounced his death.
QMisses Nellie and Ethel Thacker. the
former of Grand Forks and the later of
Wahpeton have gone to Ochre, Man.,
where they will visit their parents.
They spent the past week in Hamilton
visiting relatives.
S. D. Bostwick of Bathgate, in writing
from Seattle says he found all of the
,Bathgate people well and highly pleased
with life in the metropolis of the Sound.
Fruit is ripening and flowers are numer-
GUS and beautiful.
The Cavalier hospital was opened
last week and ready to serve the public
as first class hospital should. Miss
Sylvia Thorgrimson has recently finish
ed course in nursing in st. Paul and
begun her work as nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Cox entertained in
honor of Miss Vera Ewing of Pembina
and Mr.. Guest of Winnipeg. Miss Ew-
ing returned to her home Tuesday and
Mr.. Guest joined his mother and sister
who were enroute to Detroit Lake
MINI.
Malcom Morrison of Crystal had his
barn insured in the Pembina County
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company.
The barn was struck by lightning al
couple of weeks ago. The adjuster call
ed at once and in three days from the
time he saw the barn, Mr.. Morrison had
q check,
Harry Gibson of st. Thomas met with
a very painful accident which will lay
him up for some time. While working
wieh crew of men, engaged in tearing
up old plank walks, preparatory to lay
ing cement walks he slipped and in at
tempting to regain his balance, stepped
on rusty spike which penetrated his
foot to great distance.
Mr.. G. D. West representing the w.
A. Marriott Creamery Co., of Ft. Atkin-
son, Wis. has informad the Mountaineer
that a creamery is soon to be instituted
at Walhalla. There are now promised
over three hundred cows for the cream
cry and two hundred and fifty is enough
to insure success. The building will be
in short time but it is not
probable that much butter will be made
until uext season.
George w. Delisle, j. F. Mager and
W. N. Jackson have gone to the Twin
Cities where they will look over new
for the Walhalla Milling Co.'S
plant. "A new boiler will be added and
enough more machinery to increase the
capacity one hundred barrels day.
making a total Of two hundred fifty.
Increasing business demands larger cap
,ity. New machinery has also been or
Tered for elight plant.
81. Thomas has had the appearance
of i busy city during the past week.
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