The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-04-09
County News
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MTS -. I1llllS VINO is now Will uer sun
George in Bathgate is seriously i'll.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man Bryan of Drayton on the 3Oth.
The five years old child of Chas. Hall
of Neche died on March 3rd.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Nilsson of Neche on March End.
T. A. Miller returned to st. Thomas
from a trip to Old Mexico last week.
Rev. Oliver Dow Smith of Bathgate
has decided to seek new field of labor
The Walhalla and Bathgate creamer-
les will be ready for operation on the 15.
Chas. Mugford has again arrived at
Bowesmont after trip to his old home
in England.
William Scott, father of William r.
Scott of Crystal, died at his home in
Radisson, Sask.
Miss Pearl Curtis OF st. Thomas, who
has been critically ill with stomach
trouble, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Armstrong of Glass
ton are the proud parents of baby
girl born March 26th.
Ernie Johnson has been offered and
has accepted position in the law Office
of Dan Laxdal at Cavalier.
Wesley McHolland of Cavalier who
was sent to the reform school at Mandan
a year ago has returned home.
@. L. Fairchild is sojourning in Cava-
lier this week and the devils (Chum and
Sliver) are the whole works here.-Echo
Ben Often of Fargo spent a few days
first of the week visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Often of Cavalier
Mrs. r. L. Francis of Hamilton sold
her residence property to A. F. Allen,
who will take possession Immediately.
r. j. Currie has sold 20 acres to the
blind asylum at $50. an acre. This will
give the institution much more needed
room.
Rev. J. G. Ambrose, who has charge of
the Neche presbyterian pastorate for
some months, has accepted call from
a town in Nebraska.
AT a meeting of the directors OF the
Pembina co. fair association at Cavalier
this week it was decided to hold the an.
nual fair on July 6-7-Sth.
Friends of j. G. Green of Hamilton
will be pleased to here that he has To-
Gated permanently at Fairdale where he
has purchased drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Campbell arriv-
ed in Cavalier last week from California
where they qave been spending the win
Mrs. Campbell is dangerously ill with
tubercular trouble.
A farewell party was given to Miss
Ella Kittridge at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. J. Corbit at Cry stal. Miss Kit
ridge leaves for her home in Glendale
after living in Crystal for three years.
On the oath of March Mr.. Geo. T.
Sonstereed and Miss Maude Bum were
married at the home of the brides par
ents, Chaffe, MINI. Miss Bum was de.
puty'post mistress at Hoople for several
years.
Fordyce L. Waldo of Crystal died at
the Winnipeg hospital on March Goth
at the age of So years. He was for
rumber of years a successful farmer
near Drayton and later moved to
Crystal.
Robert j. Currie and son Ross left
their home in Tyner. last week for Brit.
Ssh Columbia where Mr.. Currie hopes to
ind climate more suited to his health.
MIR. Currie is one Of the oldest and most
'espected residents of Tyner district.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Titzsimmonds Of
Bay Center have issued invitations for
he wedding of their daughter. Elsie [
Maud to Thomas Trenbcatf. son of VIII
nm Trenbeath. which will occur at their
arm homo on "Wednesday afternoon.
april 7th, at three o'clock. Chroaotnyc.
A. r. R.WanazelS: representing tha Rirht
league of Minneapolis. has
'een Interviewing 10 formers in the VI
Unity Of nray.cH withthc result that a
Q operative company will be organized
nd will probably buy ont tic hardware /
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