The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-20

w. NJ. Holbrooldwas in st. Thomas to
look after his warehouse which was dam
aged in the fire.
| Miss Pearl Curtis left st. Thomas for
visit with friends and relatives at
Grand Forks and Pembina.
Alex. Dyrland, the Cavalier barber;
and Cyrus Bechtel of Cavalier are
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
! Paul johnson of Cavalier left for Seat
tie Monday in response to news of the
dangerous illness Of his daughter.
Norval Baptie has receiveda challenge
from Morris Wood, speedy eastern
skater. They will meet in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Leonard T. Cole and daughter Of
Hamilton have gone to the Cole homei in
Vermont to spend the summer months.
Rev. FIR. Forbes was taken violently
i'll Wednesday night with ptomaine pois-
oning. He has recovered since however.
Mrs. Simon Lemier of Neche fell from
chair upon which she was standing,
breaking one of the bones in her fore
arm.
Miss Sveinson, who lived near Svold,
died Friday, after a lingering illness from
consumption. She was about 20 years
of age.
Frank Simons, formerly of Cavalier.
was recently married to Miss Myrtle
Shier, at Toronto. They will visit
Cavalier soon.
VIM. Fancet, aged %, died of appen-
dicitis in Los Angeles recently. He was
son of Asa lancet, an old Pembina
county resident.
John L. Walton of st. Thomas saw a
caterpillar crawling on the snow at his
farm on March 9th. Didn't have lover
shoes on either.
The high wind of Thursday upset the
empty rack of Joseph Boulanger, throw
ing him out and breaking some of the
bones in his ankle.
The attendance at the reception to
citizens at the School for thel Blind at
Bathgate was very large, and much at
tention was shown.
w. H. James and w. r. Baldwin OF
st. Thomas shipped two carloads of hay
to Chicago on which they will be able to
realize nice profit.
Craig & Demarse of Bathgate have
gone into bankruptcy. Their indebted
ness is given at about 1000 with nom-
inal assets above exemptions.
Among those who attended the funer.
al of baby Dwyer at Pembina were H. G.
Thompson, E. A. Hershberger, A. Nit,
chell and M. ]. Roche of Bowesmont.
The many friends of Walter Hyde of
Leroy are pleased to learn that his little
son is somewhat improved and that the
amputation of the foot may not be nee
cessary.
The Drayton city band quite outdid
the mselves at their concert last week
The members are still receiving bou
quets. John johnson, formerly of Penn
bina is among the artists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cornell have re,
turned from a three months trip to
points in the east. They were accom-.
panied by their daughters Pearl and
Mrs. E. Warner from Minneapolis.
w. D. Styles, formerly clerk in the
Walhalla store of LaMoure & Co., died
at Tier, S. D., aged about 60 years. Two
sons, w. E. and B. S. Styles, live neal
Walhalla.
Congratulations are being extended tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Archibald Lee OF
Walhalla who were married in Morden
Man., March 5th. Mrs. Lee was Miss
Nora Athel Galloway of Fremont town.
ship.
There is some talk of consolidating
some adjoining districts with Walhalla
village for school purposes, in order tc
have better schools all around. 1t is q
good idea.
Many friends are pleased to note that
Mrs. j. K. Fairchild of Cavalier is re-
covering from an attack of pneumonia
Mrs. Fairchild is receiving visit from
her sister Mrs. G. w. Collar of Ada
Mich.
The body of Mrs. Michael Walsh who
died at the insane asylum at James
town, was inferred at Neche. She was
native of Ontario and was 81 years old
She was sister of Andrew Craigen, Of
Neche.
w. J. Stockman and family are
arrivals in st. Thomas from Wenona
Ill. They brought three carloads OF
stock, implements and effects. Mr.
Stockman will farm five quarter sections
he has purchased.
ISt. Thomas had fire early in the
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