The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-24
County News

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Slagerman Of
Neche are the parents of a IL pound son.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Baldwin of st. Thomas on July u.
Elmer Walker has returned to Wal
halla after attending school of dentistry
in Illinois.
1t is rumored that the hotel O'Brien
at Neche is to be reopened under entirely
new management.
j. A. Armstrong of Minneapolis is
visiting with his daughter Mrs. I. j..
Foster at Bathgate. MSRa
A. Stewart, who resided with his son
r. S. Stewart at Carlisle, died Saturday
at the age of 80 years.
Geo. Best and Thos. Patterson have
returned to Walhalla after trip to the
coast. Both purchased land.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Freschett and adaughter to Mr.and Mrs.
Albert Young, all of Cavalier.
Misses Marjorie and Isle Dickie of
Cavalier have gone for an extended visit
with relatives at Gait, Ontario,
DO. McGuin went to Hensel for a
visit with the Hawleys before they re-
move to Pembina, sometime next week.
Mountaineer. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simonds have
moved to Cavalier from the farm. Mr..
Simonds will take a temporary position
in the First Bank.
A movement is on foot at Crystal to
organize farmers cooperative store to
handle general merchandise, machinery
and to buy and sell live stock.
Chas. Gravaline and Miss Angelessa
Dumas of Walhalla were married on
Tuesday morning at the R. G. church,
Rev. LaRochelle officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howell and Mr..
and Mrs. William Pack of Bay Center
have returned from their three lmonths
trip to their old home in England.
Scott Cameron of Tyner has located
at Linton, in Emmons county for the
practice of law, having formed partner
ship with another attorney at that place.
Ernie johnson has cancelled his con-
tract with the Duluth team and has
returned home. He found he was unable
to stand the work for the balance of the
season.
A bank will be opened at once in the
new town of Concrete, near Mclean.
E. J. Lander will be president and M. j.
Murphy, vice president. 1t will have a
capital of $4,000.
1t was rumored in Walhalla that 40.
Reese the station agent, was to be ex-
changed for some other man, so petition
was drawn up and signed by every man
in town requesting the company to retain
their popular townsman at that place.
John Gislason of Thingvalla township
one of the early pioneers of western
Pembina county, died at his home re.
Gently at the age of 70. years. He was
born in Iceland and was one of the first
of his countrymen to locate in Pembina
county.
Wellington Hills of Chicago was OK.
pected in Bathgate last week for visit
with the home folks. Miss Nettie Hills
of Seattle was also an arrival in Bath.
gate. She has been making an extended
visit at Salt Lake City, Denver and
Chicago.
A wedding of interest occurred last
Wednesday at Hensel when Miss
Alena Halliday, daughter of Hon. F. A
Halliday, became the bride Of H. w
Irwin of Mimic Man. Rev. T. U. Rich
mond officiated, and only relatives and
intimate friends were present. Miss
Lizzie Halliday was bridesmaid an6
David Irwin was groomsman. Miss
Nettie McCauley of toilette played tn.
bridal music. After supper the happy
couple left for Winnipeg and later they
will go to their home at Mimic.
unclaimed Letters.
j. Hamilton 2; Frank Colgen 2; Mrs
Bert Paddicord. John Kohlor. Mintr