The pioneer express., 1909-06-25
dicltis. He is the son of Hon. w. j,
Watts who went with him.


Watts who went with him.
Miss Mary Blais of Bathgate was we'll
to the top in the Herald contest and has
her choice of a scholarship in business
college or a piano.
The eight year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Melville Of Cavalier lost
four fingers of his left hand, while play
ing with hand feed cutting machine.
Last Thursday Walhalla lost to Gret-
ma by score of 20 to 2, then came over
the line and beat Neche 3::to 2. Query:
what was the percentage of Neche to
Gretna.
Peter Campbell OF Walhalla had a
narrow escape in a run away last Thurs.
day-two wheels of hay rack going
over his body crushing and bruising it |
somewhat but no bones were broken,
The Baptist people of Cavalier expect
to have as their pastor Rev Spangler, a
recent graduate OF the Crosier Seminary
Chester Pa. Rev. Spangler will be mar
RED on June 18th and is expected in
Cavalier about the second week of July.
The Sunday school convention held at
this place Wednesday afternoon and
Ihursday was great success and is
pronounced by many as being the best
the county has ever held. 4. NJ. Young
was chosen president of the association.
-Chronotype.
y. L.. Furr died at his home in Oar
Isle Juna 18th of pneumonia. twill be
remembered that his wife Elizabeth
Furr yassed away on the End of Febru
ary. a family of seven children aged
from ID to years mourn the untimely
loss OF father and mother.
Last Saturday Frank Simmons of
Drayton hau the misfortune of getting
his auto into the river. He was coming
up the hill and his engine died, the
brakes were out of commission and be-
fore he could turn the machine around
it ran into the river.
At the residence of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hemsley,on Wedn.s-
day, June 18th 1905, at II o'clock noon.
by Rev. A. d. Collins, Pm. D., of the
Presbyterian church, Miss Ethel May
Hemsley and Mr.. A. II. Allan, both unit
ed in ms Observation-Disclosures Mountainear.
During the thunder storm Saturday
the large barn of II. j. Hopping south
east of st Thomas was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground. There
was no stock in the barn but a quantity
| of hay and 500 bushels of oats was burn
ed. The barn was valued at $500 with
5000 insurance.
Maurice Duprey, son of NJ Duprey sr.
of Neche, who moved to st. Elizabeth,
Man. fourteen years ago, is candidate
for seat in the local parliament over
there. He is against Robin and 1t is
hoped through his popularity and abil-
ity to bring the constituency back into
the Liberal column.
On Tuesday at his home seven miles
south of Neche. Ditmar Rudolph, aged
sixty-four years, died of rupture OF the
bowels. He was born in Germany, and
in 1882 he removed to the farm on which
he died. On Monday morning he was
going to the barn to milk his COWS and
ne stumbled over a piece of barbed wire
falling on his face, and in some way
hurting his bowels. DR.. McKenty was
called and an operation performed but
he kept getting lower until early Tues
day morning he died. He leaves to
mourn his death, besides his wife and
many friends six children-Mrs. F. Vol
rath, Maud, Lilly, Laura, Percy and
Arthur. The funeral services were held
Wednesday morning from the Episcopal
church at Bathpate.