The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-02-12
County News
Observation-Disclosures

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Neche has the measles.
DR.. Demorest of Neche is i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. H. P. Wood of Hamilton is con-
valescent from two weeks illness.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Geiffler of Bathgate on Jan. 9th.
The small daughter of Mr.. Rickbeil
of Walhalla is ill with scarlet fever.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Weeks of Leyden, ND, Feb. End.
Mrs. Frank erosion of Cavalier has
been critically ill but is now reported
better.
F. A. Weiss and family will leave
Crystal this week for their new home in
Seattle.
The Camden Drug Co. has started
business in Walhalla with w. j. Cam
den in charge.
The nine months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Leach of Neche died
on February 4th.
w. Swinton of Crysta. was arrested
the first of the week on charge of vio-
lating the prohibition law.
w. A. Wright of Fremont township
has been confined to his house for the
past two weeks with pneumonia.
w. J. Langton and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
johnson and daughter left Hyde Park
last week for their homes in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. McCrea of Drayton
left last week for Bismarck to remain
the balance of the legislature session.
ia. Little of St. Thomas has accept
ed position with the Advance Thresher
Company which has it's headquarters at
Cando.
Last week very successful dance was
held at Neche. The orchestra music
was by home talent of whom Neche are
very proud.
DIR. Roberts of Hamilton fractured
his left ankle on Saturday of last week.
The break was caused by slipping on
the sidewalk.
In the storm last week P. Lundquist
of Drayton had the misfortune to upset
with hay rick and have his shoulder
disocated.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Lutz formerly of Walhalla has been
quite i'll with diptheria since their arri-
val at Cashmere. Wash.
! Albert GRADER, former resident OF
st. Thomas but who has been at the
) Coast for a couple of years, is visiting
relatives In that vicinity.
John Hitler of Walhalla died at the
home of his son William on Feb. 4th a,
the age of ninety nine years. DEATH
was the result of extreme age.
VIM. La Violette of Neche was oper
, ated on by DR.. Brown assisted by Drs
5 Donovan and McKenty for appendicitis
$ The patient is now recovering.
Q George Hensel came over from Penn
4 bina on Friday of last week and spen
q two or three days in the city LOOKING
a after business interests.-Pink Paper.
Q w. G. Green of Hamilton is conduct
g ing sale for the Campbell Furnitur
r. Company of Wilmar, Mimi, of whic
Q A. D. Campbell formerly of Hamilton
q proprietor.
= Coasting has become very popula
pastime at Walhalla. On moonligh
I" nights the Mountaineea says 'there is
pretty regular procession both ways o
= the hill until late in the evening"
Harry Riggers of Walhalla complain
that some twenty-three of his fine Pl!
mouth Rock chickens were stolen frol
n his hen house last week A number
smaller thefts have been reported.
Miss Gertie Craven, the sixteen we,
old daughter of Thomas Craven, died {
or her home five miles east Of Cavalier. 81
had been i'll with pneumonia. Many o
E. friends in this locality will sympathi
with the mourning relatives.