The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-22

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dent 81 Advance township I'LL Has moved u
Spanish Fort, Utah. t
James Whelan Of st. Thamas jumped
from . box car and broke one 81 the
smoll bones Of his leg. =
Arthur Hills, infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Leach died on Wednesday Of
last week at Neche.
Harry Gibson Of st. Thomas has gone
to Des Moines, Ia. to resume his studies
at Highland College.
DR.. w, M. Brown has returned to ST.
Thomas after q three months post grad
uate course at Boston. u
doc" O'Hara has been ill with ty-
phoid for two months at his home in
Neche but is getting better. +
VIM. Moore Of Drayton has traded his
farm for farm in Kansas. Ought to
have gotten lot of boot.
John Bellamy and and daughter Edna
of Drayton have gone to Banff hot
springs for rheumatism.
Ed McC afferty the old man who left
Neche for Quebec arrived there safely
John Often Sr. is his nephew.
The Chronotype will keep open after
supper on Saturday nights to accommc-
date its subscribers who want to renew.
Mrs, l. V. Leifur has returned to her
home in Mountain after taking several
weeks medical treatment at Grand
Forks.
G. w. Andrews was asking Walhalla
people to help pay for the silver service
for the battle ship North Dakota last
week.
Frank Wilson late of Park River and
brother of Jas A. Wilson has purchased
the Michael Ault billiard and pool par
lors at Cavalier.
VIM. Steele of Bathgate is going to
Oregon to look up some fruit land there
John Moore whe has been visiting here
for some time will 60 with him.
Robt. Tweedlie is going to build big
barn on his Drayton farm. Going. to
keep sheep and cattle. Bob is one of
the "use-to be's that is still up-to.date.
E. L. Howard has left Walhalla for
Oregon. He has been a resident there
for nineteen years and deputy postmas-
ter for II years. He was we'll liked in
Walhalla. i:
Roscoe McCrea who has been with
Commissioner Gilbreath exhibiting
North Dakota products at the Illinois
and Indiana state fairs and other places
has arrived nome in Drayton.
P. F. Jennings, owner of the Jennings
hotel at Cavalier has gone to Montana
and Washington where he will spend
the winter with his children, Mr.. Jen-
nings has recently leased the Jennings
House.
Ezra Van Camp returned to st. Tho
mas after attending the funeral of his
sister in law Mrs. j. F. VanCamp who
died at Asbury hospital Minneapolis
Her home was at Winnebago MINI.
The Chronotype boasts four pound
potato raised by Joe Gladue. The
Chronotype says it looks almost human
as it looks upon the world with it's argus
eyes. Is it any relation of the other
Neche Murphies, Homer?
Wellington Hills who has for several
years been in the employ of theWestern
Electric Company, Chicago was visiting
with his relatives III Bathgate last week
and was ON his way to Butte Mont.
where he hos an engagement with an
electric company as buyer.
Willie Francis who was an employe of
the Chronicle Office for about two years
and who for the past two years has been
editor and proprietor of the Ruso Rec
ord has purchased an interest in one of
the job printing Offices at Fargo and re-
moved to that city last week to assume
management of the same. He still owns
the Ruso Record, although Chas. Clark.
late of Minot is now editor and manager.
The Chronicle wishes Willie success in
his new business venture at Fargo
Chronicle.
Mrs. VIM. Lean, mother of w. ]. Lean,
of Drayton died at the residence of he1
son week ago Saturday aged 100 years
She was born in the island of Skye, Scot.
land, and came with her husband tc
Ontario when fifty years of age. He,
husband died about five years ago and 9
year later she came to live with he,
grand daughter, Mrs. John Robertson Of
Willow City for the past four months
she has been with her son at Drayton
She enjoyed excellent health until a few
months ago. She was doubtless tn,
oldest person IN the county if not in tn,
state.