The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25
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Born at Glasston, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pat Q lgley son.
Some good dogs in Drayton have been
poisoned. AS for the curs-it never
occurs.
David Wallace of Hamilton has gone
to Texas and may go to Cuba before
his return.
F. A. Matthew of Mcintosh, MINI. is
to start general store business at St.
Thomas.
Mrs. Martin Maurtison of Crystal
died last week after an illness OF two
years from tuberculosis.
Mrs. H. Hartje died at her home near
Hensel last week after short illness.
She leaves eleven children.
D. D. Warner bought the farm of
Joseph Page, l60 acres for $1,000. 1t is
mile northwest of Hamilton.
Supt. Chapple of the B ind Asylum is
reported as recovering after an opera
tIon at the Rochester hospital.
Walhalla has night school two even.
ings a week. bookkeeping, CONNER
cial arithmetic and similar studies.
Some cases of a light form of scarlet
fever at Hamilton closed the schools for
a week. All patients are recovering.
Miss Edna Bellamy of Drayton is ill
with stomach trouble and rheumatism
and requires the services of trained
nurse.
The thirteen months old boy of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. n. Hudson of Glasston died
last week after four days illness with
pneumonia.
A skating match is on this evening at
Drayton rink between Robert Halcrow
of Bowesmont and Eddie Smith of East
Grand Forks.
w. H. McMartin, Thomas Colvin, R
A. Demarse and Geo. Hutton left st.
Thomas last week for Conrad, Mont. to
10 TX for land prospects.
The Jennings hotel at Cavalier now
under charge of Pat Jennings and his
daughter, has been greatly improved
with steam heat and paint.
i DR.. Donavan and family who haze re.
sided in Neche for many years have
removed to Winnipeg. Mrs. Donovan
as young girl was raised in this city.
Thos. Wilson of Drayton has gone to
Winnipeg with the expectation of TAX
ing position rs superintendent of a
line of lumber yards owned by the
Beaver Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Dea and families of
Walhalla left last week for Portland
Ore. where they will make their future
home.
Tobogganning at Cavalier is full OF
fun and excitement. Two teachers
were knocked unconscious, Bert Thor.
watson was put to sleep, and Miss
Flossie Well had her leg broken.
Cavalier had very successful farm
ers' institute and large numbers were
present to enjoy the free feeds given by
the generous Cavalier peonle who l.
lieve in casting bread upon the water.
County Sheriff Roadhouse and daugh
ter Edna, were over from Pembina
Saturday, Miss Edna is having her
eyes treated by DR.. Montgomery. They
returned home Sunday.-Chronotype.
Some large evergreen trees with the
soil frozen to the roots are being remov.
cd from farm at Tyner to the Bath
gate Blind Asylum. One of them with
the dirt weighs about two tons.
Wedded-Wiiliam A. Ktause and
Florence Beaudry of Neche. Mr.. Krause
is the manager of the creamery and
Mrs. Krause was brought up in Neche.
Both have many friends to wish them
happiness.
Miss Phoebe Ferguson and George A.
Murphy of Malta, Mont. were married at
Drayton last week. The bride is the
daughter of w. H. Ferguson of Drayton
and the groom was former resident of
Toilette. They will live at Malta.
Tom Chambers, The Hamilton Inde-