The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-19

MT. ana Mrs. y. w. Moses ana chllQ-
rem returned to Drayton after visiting
relatives and an outing at the lakes at
Alexandria, MINI.
DR.. T. g. Thompson of Cavalier and
his brother Simon Thompson Of Walhal-
la have gone for trip through the
northwest territories.
Word has been received by Walhalla
friends of the marriage of Miss Anna
Lee at Victoria, B. G. to Mr.. Floyd Bris-
bine of Seattle, Wash.
Mrs O'Hara, who makes her home
with her son Clifford, in Carlisle is said
to be confined to her bed and that her
death is but question of time.
Miss H. Jennie Nevers of Hartland,
New Brunswick, is in Cavalier visiting
her brother E. A. Nevers and family
whom she had not seen for thirty-two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Wylie, who have
been spending some time in Drayton,
renewing acquaintance and looking after
business matters left for their home in
Chicago.
William O'Connor, one of the little
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. O'Connor of
OF St Thomas, ran a pitchfork tine into
his footlast week and is laid up in con-
sequence.
At Hallson on July 4th, occurred the
marriage of Miss Mary Hartz and
George Schroeder. The groom is a
young.farmer living on farm east of
Cavalier, where he and his bride will
reside.
DR.. and Mrs. Mowatt and children of
Walhalla left for vacation. Mrs.
Mowatt will spend the time between
Duluth and Lake Minnetonka, while
the doctor will do post graduate work
in hospital.
Gretna, Man., is to. have new news
paper. Godfrey Coblentz will be the
editor. No name has yet been selected
but it has been decided to print the
sheet with both German and an En-
gllsh section.
Chas. Wilkins of Drayton has gone to
Willow. City to take position as book
keeper in the bank. Charley has a
high school education and taken two
years commercial training and should
do well in his position.
Fred VanCamp of, st. Thomas has
applied for a patent on a car door. + 1t
is intended as an improvement over, the
present car door for shipping grain. 1t
looks as though Mr.. VanCamp. had a
good thing financially. - -
Now that we have new city organi-
cation and new city board and real
genuine mayor, it may be possible we
will be given some new sidewalks and a
few other needed improvements about
the "city.''- Paper.
W. r. Decker of Bathgate has enter
ed onto partnership with eastern parties
to handle live stock. 1t is the purpose
of the company to run in couple of cars
of the finest sheep and retail them to
the farmers of this county.
Rev. A Karr of Pembina will lecture
on the subject opportunity" in the
| west school building in the Morris dis
trict on Friday July 10Th. Refresh
ments will be served and collection
taken to defray the expenses,
& The camp meetings in the tent in the
city park at Cavalier were commenced
Saturday evening in charge of Rev. A.
H. Argue of Winnipeg. Rev. DR.. Demp-
ster is unable to be present, being ill
with typhoid fever in Chicago.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs, H.
L. Holmes of Bathgate, took compassion
on. the bachelor fraternity Of the
townland gave very elaborate dinner
to Messrs Benz. James, w. r. Decker
and DR.. James.,The evening was very
pleasantly spent.
Mesdames Grant s. Hager and j. M.
O'Connor Of st. Thomas were honor
guests of Mesdames r. i. Briden and p.
@. Donovan at lawn party in Neche
last week. During the afternoon Mrs.
Hager delighted the company with sew
eral excellent readings.
w. IT. Rene Of Neche received eOOO|
strawberry boxes, in which to market
his crop. MI: ,:Rene has great confidence
in North Dakota as . strawberry state.
and thinks it will be but q short time
when our karries will supply the Twin
City market at this season Of the year. |
The Mountaineer publishes an sdIyer
tisement for the town Of Haskett stu.
ated one mile north Of the boundary
line, on the Great Northern extesion.
II will be the only town between Wal-
halla and Morden, Man. Nj. Potter
the resident manager says. that tnins
would be running by the first Of fseptem.