The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-25


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Draytons creamery has closed NJ the
winter. }ss5 Va
Born-to Mr.. and Ms. W. j.. Epton
Of Walhalla, . son.
The Cavalier Commercial Club ID
stirring up.
H.G. Wohlnick Of Cavalier has NOV
ed to the new town Of Concrete.
Miss Ruby Lean Of toilette is attend.
ing school at Drayton this term.
Born-on Sunday week to Mr.. and
Mrs. CIV. Argue. OF Carlisle, q daughter.
The home Of HC. Thomson Of Bowes.
mont was frightened by the birth of a
son.
E. Collins Of Hamilton lost valuable
driving mare-and he is good vet him
self too.
F. E. Corson has sold the Bathgate
telephone to VIM. Wright, s. Urlaub
and Hugh Gibson.
j. w. Whitson is said to have raised
the best sample of wheat in the vicinity
~ 81 Tho,,, NC ~; 1,oo,
Cliff COLLISION of Neche has girl number
four at his house-and thinks there was
a-slight error by the stork.
Fred vosper threshed ZOO bushels Of
wheat with his gasoline rig, and the day
following 1850 Of oats and barley.
Vivian Camp was badly burned while
running his thresher last week near
Drayton. He is getting better.
Ben Often has returned to his home
at Neche from Colorado where he has
been engaged as engineer in mine.
A "horseless carriage" which was not
auto was seen on the Drayton streets
last week. The motive power was an OK.
B. B. Haldorson of Sourls, formerly OF
Mountain, has goue to Rochester hospital
to have a surgical operation performed.
Oscar Simons and family have return
ed from Auburn where he was black
smithing and will again reside in Hamil.
ton.
Miss Annie Dlnuson of Cavalier was
taken to the Deaconess hospital at
Grafton to suffer an operation for appen.
dicitls.
Wesley Kraft has gone to Swift Cur
rent, Sask. where his father and two
brothers also have homesteads. They
are from Cavalier.
Fred VanCamp and A. G. Wells have
gone to Winnie, Texas to look around
there for while, with view of invest.
ment or settlement.
Jos. H. Johnston came to st. Thomas
from his claim near Woolsley, Sask. to
visit with relatives He reports severe
frost in that vicinity.
Cakes will build large $1,000. MI
church. Rev. Opie is the pastor and he
was pastor at Neche when the fine
church was built there. .:
j. G. Green was IN Hamilton this week
settling his affairs preparatory to his re.
moval to Minot where he is engaged with
a leading drug store.
M. j. Ryan of Cavalier has gone to
Winnipeg where he expects to assume
management of the Imperial Co. lumber
business in the northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Wick and Mi 6
Hulda Anderson came over in Mr.. Vick's
auto from Pembina on Sunday. return.
ing in the evening.-Mountaine
Mrs. MARY E. Hathaway of Illinois
was the guest of Mrs. Robert Coons of
Carlisle. She ls the owner of three
quarter sections there farmed by Ro bt
Mcclellan.
E. w. johnson has gone to Manchester
college to complete his studies. He sus
tanned an injury this season playing ball
that will keep him out of the College
athletic class this fall.
Miss Laura Kyle of Neche has gone tc
Grafton to accept position as steno
grapher. This will take her out of the
list of aspirants in the Grand Forks
Times young lady contest.
Editor Wood of the Hamilton indie
pendent is-already-fguring out the
cost of boys. He says one boy COST
$4,000 and-six-s24,O 900, and wonders il
il pays. And Bro. Wood is only recent
ly married too.
Ivan, the son of J. M. Erhart::was rur
down by a bicycle on the Hamilton side
walk and seriously injured, his head
having struck the sidewalk so hard thai
he was unconscious for twenty foul
hours ar d fatal results were feared.
That little daughter that the Chrome