The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-03-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
:County News:

Mrs. E. P. Bancroft of Walhalla had
a mild case of typhoid.
Village and townships hold annual
elections on Tuesday, March Is.
Mrs. D. D. Warner and baby of Ham
ilton arc visiting in Minneapolis.
Measles are promiscuous in the west
ern part of the county and in western
counties.
Glasston schools we're closed for
week on account of case of scarlet
fever in town.
George Miller of Drayton has gone to
Towner and from there will 60 to Mon
tana to look over the couytry.
Hugh Young went to Walhalla just in
time to catch the mumps-and the
Mountaineer force is shy of help, again.
St. Thomas citizens are agitating the
milk question with view of making
butter factory. The Times is in favor
of it,
Peter Garipy of Bathgate who was
intending to move west will probably
remain here as he has an opportunity
offered.
George Ion of Drayton has received
three new Boston bull terriers of high
degree. He breeds these and fox
terriers.
Frank Morris has been in Neche for
the past several days buying horses.
If you have a good horse to sell, read
his ad.- Chronotype.
Ole johnson, who attempted suicide
at Edinburg someti ne ago by shooting
himself in the head has returned from
the hospital cured. He will be disfgur.
ed for life however. .-..
Joseph Walters of Gardar who has
been visiting his aged mother at Glen
boro, Man. reports finding her very low
and in precarious nation.
"Neche is the prettiest little town .in
the northern part of the state" says the
Chronotype-and thus dares the ligh tn
ing of Jove Lee of the Mountaineer.
George Delisle of Walhalla who went
to Saskatchewan to see his relatives
telegraphed that he was storm bound
and couldn't get back until later.
The st. Thomas Times gives a very
beautiful editorial memoriae of the
late Frank j. Thompson of Fargo
who had for many years been
close friend of the editor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson who are
about moving to Unity, Sask. were sur
prised by a large number of their
neighbors near Glasston and presented
with set of knives and forks.
The debate between the Drayton
High and the Bathgate High was de-
cided two to one in favor of Drayton.
Draytoh now has to meet and beat
Cavalier to hold the championship.
Mrs. Thorey Hallgrimson, wife of
Jonas Hallgrlmson Of Gardar, died Feb.
18th. The Hallgrimson. are old resi-
dents of Gardar and greatly respected.
The funeral was very largely attended.
The residence of B. H. Nelson of St.
Thomas was completely gutted by fire
on Wednesday of last week. The fami-
" we're absent and the furniture was a
total loss. There was some insurance
Mrs. DR.. Roberts nee, Miss Lottie
Wilson, of Lewiston, Idaho, daughter
of Mrs. d. r. Beggs Of Hamilton, has
been very i'll with appendicitis, but is
some better, and expects to undergo an
operation.
Peter McMartin and family and
Frank Middleton and family have left
st. Thomas for Kalispel, Mont. where
the reside hereafter. The Middle.
tons were former residents OF this 10.
colity.
Miss Isabella Dickie, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickie of Cavalier
died at Anamoose, whore she was
teaching on Tuesday OF last week very
suddenly. The remains were brought
to Cavalier tor burial
Mrs. VIM Francis died at the resie.
encs Of her con Robert, in the Canadian
northwest and the remains were
brought to Hamilton for burial last
week. She was the mother Of Mrs.
John Burke, Of Mira. A. r. Stubus
and VIM. Francis formerly with the
Chronicle at Cavalier.
SpeakingDof the proposed now court
house 70 b built il Bryniolfson &I
Laxdal's Addition tho Mountaineer says
.As . matter d laet from $4,000 toI
$4,000 would ~ snhtosntr az that
price there \ ~ rsaspn for building sI
new oosrt hssss at "a, bepauss 10 have
- nov that ailefd.l sapall yood
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