The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-07
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bowers at Neche on Sunday.
The Cavalier band will be re-orgau-
lied under the leadership of H. A..
Rygh.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcqueen, of Langdon,
are the parents of a baby boy born on
Monday.
Grant s. Hager, of st. Thomas, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. De la Bere at
Lisbon.
Lee N. Sanford, of Cavalier. has gone
to Rudser, Williams county, to look
after the Leader there.
Seven hundred people attended the
horse races at Drayton on the river last
Friday. The band furnished music.
Mrs. VIM. Foll1er and little daughter
Evelyn have gone to Boucherville, Ont,
where they will visit with Mrs. H.
Prairie.
Mrs. Branchaud, who has been visit
ing her daugl ter, Mrs. w. F. Dryer, at
Bowesmont, returned to her home in
Pembina on Tuesday.
Jake Deck, of Macarthur, and Miss
Rosa Jakobi, of Osnabrook, were mar
ried recently at the latter place. Mr..
Deck and his wife will reside at Nc.
Arthur.
G. G. Oleson, Frank Edwards, Z. F.
Newans and H. w. Gilroy we're the
Drayton curriers' who went to the bon
spiel at Duluth. They report royal
entertainers.
DR.. w. B. Mowatt, of Walhalla, has
gone into partnership with DR.. L. H.
Landry. DR.. Landry has had three.
years experience, besides hospital work.
Mrs. Chas. Lee, of Walhalla, has re-
ceived news of the death of her eldest
brother, James D. Campbell, at Duluth.
He was struck by train. Mr.. Camp
bell formerly resided at Bathgate. He
leaves wife and four grown children.
The Chronotype printed the first
issue of Gretna's new paper, "Der
Rheinlaender. The foreman, by name,
Humber, is a man of ID years expert
ence and he knows the business we'll.
Miss Rose Anderson, of the Drayton
schools, has been obliged to resign her
position there on account of illness. She
has taught there number of years and
will be greatly missed. Miss Hugenon,
OF GAINESVILLE. Wis, will take her place
DIR. Graham had close call from
freezing on Tuesday night, he being
compelled to be out in the intense cold
in Beaulieu district. He had the good
fortune to reach Paul Williams home,
however, before he was overcome. and
put up there until Wednesday morning.
-Aiountaineer.
W. A. Vesper died at his home at
Tyvan, Sask., on Jan. IS. He had been
i'll since January first with pneumonia.
He was born in Neche and grew to man
hood there. Later he went to Tyvan.
where he prospered He was married
about Il year ago, and leaves a young
wife and his aged parents to mourn.
e. Fl. James, of St. Thomas, has re-
signed his position as cashier OF the
First National Bank and his place has
been taken by Albert 5uhring, OF Chi
cago. Mr.. James has been connected
with the bank since its organization in
1891. The future plans CT MIR. James
are not known.
very pleasant social session of lady
members of local chapter of the Eastern
Star was held at the home of Mrs. e. J.
McMurray Friday afternoon. The event
was farewell reception gwen in honor
OF Mrs l.. W. Mussleuiun. who leaves
shortly for California. The afternoon
was largely spent in fancy work, en-
llvcned by vocal and instrumental music
and also selections upon the graphic
phone. Mrs. MusSleman was, presented
with set of silver, gold bow coffee
spoons The presentation speech was
made by Mrs. Wohlnick. who expressed
the high regard in which the guest Of
honor was held by her sisters of the @. |
E. S. and the regrets all felt at her
leaving. In accepting the gift Mrs. Mus
sleman responded very feelngly. Dainty
refreshments were served. The after
noon passed all too auickly.-Chronicle