The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-23
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County News

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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Lee Of Walhalla July 18th.
Vance Allen visited Sunday with Penn
bina frierds.-Drayton Echo.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Staples of Cavalier on July 10th.
On the 23rd and Oath of July the bust.
ness men of Neche will hold mammoth
street carnival.
Mrs. A. d. Gibson of Tyner has suffi-
GENTLY recovered from her limb fracture
to get about on crutches.
Frankie Wilson returned to his home
in Bathgate last week from Seattle
where he has spent the past year.
Raoul and Hector Branchaud drove
over to Pembina Sunday for visit with
their people.-Cavalier Chronicle.
Ike Foster attended the county fair
with his fine team of white oxen and
found no competition for first place.
The Bea ldry Bros. of Neche have sold
their pool room, confectionery store and
barber shop to Sid Burt of Hyde Park.
Mrs. George Gamble of Venton Ont.
sister of Mrs. L. T. Gilroy of Drayton,
died at her home in Ontario last week. |
Mrs. Quackenbush and Miss Richmond
of Pembina were visitors IN this city on
Wednesday of last week, Pink Paper.
A. j. Galloway of Walhalla and Miss
Margaret Schurman of Grafton we're
married last week. Both young people
are we'll known in Walhalla.
A very successful school meeting was
held at Bathgate last week. Supt. Bur
ley and president Worst of the Agricul-
tural college were present.
John A. Eastman after visit in the
Canadian northwest has decided to file
on tract of land. He thinks the coun-
try has great future before it.
Word has been received by Cavalier
friends that Mrs. Moses Heller, formerly
of that city has been quite i'll, necessita-
ting her removal to San Diego hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Elenbaum of
Cavalier, have very fine strawberry
pa tch about so 100 feet from which
they expect to pick 300 or 400 quarts.
The tournament at st. Thomas last
week consisting of three games and a
number of field sports was a decided
success in spite of the unfavorable wea-
ther.
Louis Renville returned Saturday eve
ming from Pemblna where he went to
see his brother whom he reports very ill
with little hope of recovery.-Cavalier
Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcintosh returned
from Swift Current Wednesday evening
Mr.. Mcintosh purchased farm near
that place and expects to move there
next spring.-Crystal Call.
1t is reported that Rex Lampman, late
editor of the Neche Chronotypeiwho
sold oct and went to Minneapolis to &C.
cspt position as reporter on the Jour-
nal, is soon to wed Wisconsin giyl.-Ca-
Waller Chronicle.
Mrs. REV. J. E. Schell died this week
at her home in Galesburg this state
where MIR. Schell is pastor of the Pres
byterian church. The Schells wexelearly
settlers and many old timers extend
their sympathy.
Miss Clara Innis; and Mr.. H. j. Chap.
man were united in marriage last week
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Green
wood at Crystal. The bride was, gown
ed In white muslin and her going away
gowa was pongee silk.
A prosperous farmer near Kenmare
during the months of October and Nov
emher made butter which brought ST.. 10
from eight cows, besides having all the
milk they wanted to use fon. feeding
calves, hogs,chickens etc, and averaging
0 ps'ands of butter weekly for their own
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