The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-11
:County News


A son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
MADDEN of Nec'ie, last week.
Cavalier advertise the fact very Fore
ably that they intend to celebrate the
4th of July.
John Mcpherson the Neche livery man
has purchased a new Buick for use in
his business.
Gene Beaudry, of Neche was operated
on for appendicitis this week and is re-
i, covering rapidly.
Frank Morris and son were over from
Pembina on business Wednesday.-The
Neche Chronotype.
Alfred Tetrault and family have de-
cided to nuke Walhalla their new home
coming from Laurier, Man.
John Rock of Hamilton, has been not
flied of the death of his brother Chris
tain Rock at Mitchell Ontario.
MIR. L. W. Patmore and two sons of
Drayton expect to leave soon for the
west to attend the A, Y. P. exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left Cavalier last
week for Clyde Cavalier Co., where they
will take charge of and conduct hotel.
A. d. McMurray and wife and w. Il.
McMurray of Walhalla attended the fu-
neral of their aged aunt at Park River
= Geo. E. Corscallar prominent citizen
of Cavalier county died az his home in
Osnabrock. He was known in this vi
cinity.
Ben Often who has been attending
the state agricultural school returned
last week and is visiting with his brother
at Cavalier.
Mrs. H. Demorest of Neche is making
preparations for trip to her old home
in Oregon Mrs. H. H. Lampman will
accompany her,
Mr.and Mrs. Jos. Fay, N. w. Gilman,
Mrs. w, J. Westall Patrick Kennedy and
Julius Kohl all of Crystal left last week
for the A. Y. P. exposition.
= Miss Mary Tourand of Neche and Mr..
Claude Kou formerly OF Winnipeg were
married at Dresden, N d. June lst.
Mr.land Mrs. Kohl will reside at Dresden.
JOS. Hotf returned from a trip to Ger
many to his home IN Walhalla two weeks
ago. He and his sister intend to leave
again for Germany about tile middle of
June.
Miss Dorothy and Master Owen Don
ovan went to femblna with their father
ana }. n. Horgan by auto last week and
visited Will the Conmy children. =
Cnronotype.
On Decoration Day Drayton lost a
gaue Ut baseball 10 Grafton the score
being 5 to- 3. Several bad errors were
maze or the game would have been
much closer.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Robinson and
cnIldren of Walhaila took the train last
week for East Grand Forks TO be pres
eut al the golden Wedding OF Mrs. Rob
lllson's parents.
Alfred Nyhus aged q years either COM
mlLted SUICIDE or was accidently killed
last week at the home of his sister at
Auburn. An inquest was held but the
jury was Undecided.
Or. w. W. Scott returned to his home
in Walhalla last week from Chicago
where he put in four weeks attending
the Chicago Post Graduate college. He
said IL kept him pretty busy but he en-
]oyed the work very much.
Word was received by friends in Wal
haila Of the death of Camille Laurin of
Duluth MINI. on May 10th. Mr.. Laurin
was an early settler of Pembina county
and his many friends here will regret to
learn of his death. He was in his sixty
/ fifth year.
Amelia Ann Kelly, daughter IT Mr..
and Mrs. T. j. Kelly of st. Thomas died
last week at the family residence. For
some time past she had been ailing SO
the shock was not unexpected. The de-
ceased was born in Lodema township
Feb. 22d 1886.
AT the North Dakota state fair to be
held at Grand Forks July 20-A special
prize is offered by the Minneapolis Jour.
| nal for the highest scoring creamery
butter shown at the fair this year and
Geo. G. Dickson of the Dickson diary
Co. Grand Forks offers registered Jer-
sey Bull calf for the same.
At Saskatoon on June End Miss Flora
NORM and H. i. B.wness were united in
marriage. The happy couple left the
same day for the coast to spend three
weeks at the A. Y. p. exposition. Miss
NORM was former Neche girl and since
her departure has 'been greatly missed
especially among the young folks with
whom she was . special favorite.