The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-13
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R, Gibson have zone

Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Gibson have gone
to Rochester where Mrs. G. will undergo
an operation.
Miss Minnie st. Clair has returned to
Winnipeg after visit with her friend,
Miss Ethel Wexford.
A. p. Buchanan of st. Thomas has
gone to Iowa to interest farmers there in
Red River Valley land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hurley have re-
turned toWalhalla after winters So
journ on the Pacific coast.
Mrs. j. Grandy and Louis M. Grandy
have returned to st. Thomas after an
extended trip thru Mexico.
Harry Porter and family of Walhalla
have returned from two months visit
to their old home in Massachusetts,.
After long illness with spinal menin-
gifts, the little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Body, of Walhalla, died March 9th.
The Drayton Mercantile Co., is the
name of the new firm which purchased
the stock of Moses & Wylie at Dray-
ton.
Daughters were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Wagner of Walhalla on March 9Th
and to Mr.. and Mrs. John Sando on
March 4th.
Mrs. Kerr and daughter Elsie, for
merly of Neche, but now of Calgary, are
visiting with Mrs. Kerr's daughter, Mrs.
B. Dreelan, of Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fraser and
daughter have returned to Walhalla,
after couple of months visit with re.
latives in Minnesota and Ontario.
Mrs. Fairchild of Cavalier is seriously
i'll with pneumonia. DR.. Walker and
Nurse Shields of Grafton are in attend
ance. Later advises report improvement.
Daniel and A. M. O'Connor of St.
Thomas left hurriedly for Renfew, Ont,
in response to message stating the
serious illness of their younger brother
Dennis.
Herman Kratz and Miss Nathalie Neu-
mann, both of Lodema township, were
married last week. They will live on a
farm near Cavalier which the groom has
rented.
G. T. Miller of st. Joseph, Mo-, is the
new immigration inspector at Walhalla.
His wife and two children will reside in
Walhalla if suitable home can be
found.
D J, Laxdal has purchased the Bur-
CESS house in Cavalier, which IS one of
the finest homes in Cavalier. Charles
Burgess and family have gone to Toron-
to where they will reside.
The Fargo papers are not saying much
about the cases of smallpox which ex-
list there. Much might be said as there
are many cases and the quarantine law
is not being enforced with any degree Of
tirmness. -
Henry Klindt of Walhalla made the
trip to Germany, his old home, and re-
turned, since January 18th. He sees
great progress there since leaving thirty
years ago, but was very willing to return
to the States.
Patrick Holloran, aged 10, died at the
home of his parents in st. Joseph town.
ship Sunday after months illness of
diptherla, followed by paralysis. Inter-
ment was made in the Leroy cemetery.
| A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos Morrison on Saturday, Feb. 29th,
at Neche. The little chap will not have
birthday again for four years. At his
christening he was given the names of
Joseph Matthew Patrick Louis.
Norval Baptie has returned from
successful tour of the north Pacific
coast. He had not missed giving exhi-
billions of his skating every evening but
two since Christmas, Sundays excepted.
He is now going east and hopes to meet
some of the fast skaters.
DR.. Donovan was called to Walter
Hyde's, south of Leroy, Sunday evening.
His six year old boy had been troubled
with sore foot for about two weeks so
that he was unable to walk. The doctor
found that one of the bones of the foot
was diseased and an operation may be
necessary before the foot may be used.