The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-30
:County News

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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Frazer at Walhalla last week.
The Mexican government has appoint
ed j. d. Trenholme as vice consul at
Seattle.
A number of farmers in this vicinity
have gone to Grand Forks to secure help
for haying
Mesdames Chris and Sol Well of Cav
alier were both quite badly hurt in
runaway Iast week.
Rev: Il. U. Richmond has resigned as
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Crystal to accept call at Inkster.
Mrs. VIM. Robertson and Miss Ella
left Bathgate last week for an extended
pleasure trip to Banf and the coast.
Timothy Sheedy and Miss Lizzie
Krause both popular young people of
Gretna were married last week in that
city.
A huge specimen of tarantula measur-
ing about four inches across was found
on Il bunch of bananas at Walhalla last
week.
Mrs. John Koenig of Pendleton Ore
gon, formerly Miss Marie O'Brien of
Neche is now the mother of babyssgirl,
born July 22nd.
Mr.. VIM. Roche and Miss Grace Belle
Hallenbeck both of Inkster were mar
ried last week. Mr.. Roche was former
resident of Drayton.
On Thursday Wallace 'Hara, Charlie
Gym, Melville McF'adden and Attorney
Kelley of Neche autoed over to Pembina
in the latters automobile.
The business men of Neche were dis
appointed in not having the carnival
that was planned for last week. The G.
G. Patten company sent word that they
could not get there in time.
In a very severe electric storm at WAL
halla last Monday the Great Northern
depot waa struck by lightning. 1t melted
out switch, and set fire to.the curtains,
but the fire was soon stopped.
Miss Ethel Walton and j. NJ Robert
son both of LaMoure were married last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Ried of Drayton. The bride is we'll and
favorably known in and around Drayton.
Mrs. Andrew Hansen was gored by
bull at her home near Drayton last week.
Both bones of her left leg above her
ankle were broken and one ear was al
most torn from her head before the en-
ragged animal could be driven away.
N. r. Burley and daughter Mrs. p. A.
St. Amour left Walhalla for the coast
last week. n. r. Expects to return
about Sept. lst, but Mrs. St. Amour ex.
poets to remain anu follow her profess
sion of nursing.
The local ball team drove to the coun-
ty seat last Thursday and in we'll
fought battle were beaten by a score of
to 2. Some of the boys claim shat
Pembina held the advantageeby haying
ten players, but this lis only stosy-
Pink Paper.
st. Thomas friends heard with regret
of the death of Charity Van Camp
which occurred at the home of her
daughter Mrs. w. r. Perrin at Roland
Man. The remains were brought to st
Thomas and tue funeral service was held
in the Methodist chusch.
The two year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Seymoure who live several mises
south tot Cavalier was drowned in a
slough nsar the house. 1t is supposed
that the child was playing with the dog,
and althongh the water was shallow it
had evidently fallen down and drowned
Miss Isabella Crar5ey Of Cavalier gra-
drated with high hoaors from st. Boni-
face hospital last week: she also received
fro!u thu. substitution a silver medal for
meritorious work. Miss Cranley expects
to return to Cavalier about Sept to en-.
oare in tho work of har ,,rofeSSion