The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Young Bros. slaughter house near
Neche was burned last week. .
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
John Anderson of st. Thomas Sept. 70.
Gene Beaudry of Neche was a Penn.
bina visitor on Wednesday of this week.
Dora Peterson of Pembina was visit
ing Mrs. Brynjolfson of Cavalier. last
week.
VIM. Trenbeath of Neche raised
pumpkin this year that weighs 104
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flemming of
Carlisle are the parents of son boru
Sept. IA.
p. E. Burke of Crystal has gone to
Winnipeg in the capacity of reporter
on the Telegram.
Mr.. Karlen of Grand Forks has leased
the Crystal creamery and will have the
same opened soon.
Henry Watts died at his home in
Hyde Park on Saturday after some
months illness, aged So years.
Messrs Rene and Quinnell and Cor
bett of Neche have purchased Cockshutt
plows for steam blowing outfits.
II. w. Wallace of Drayton who has
had badly poisoned hand is getting
better and the hand will be saved.
Miss Edna Thexton of st. Thomas
will take the nurses training course in
st. Barnabas Hospital in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Claude H. Lee of Walhalla has
gone to join her husband in their new
home in the North Yakima Valley,
Wash
Jack Truemmer is i'll with typhoid
fever at Netherhill, Sask. His father,
j. e. Truemmer of Cavalier has gone to
see him.
Mabel Amanda Lysenger died at her
home in st. Thomas after long illness
with consumption. She was only Is
years of age.
| d. j. LaXdal who has been in poor
health for the past month, in company
with e. G. Erickson went to st. Paul
Tuesday to consult specialist.
The Drayton fire department had a
run last week to the home of r. A.
| Whitson Fire broke out in an upper
room but the chemical engine quickly
extinguished the blaze.
Mrs. w. r. Baldwin and daughter of
| st. Thomas have returned from the
bedside of Mr.. Baldwin who is at Ro-
chester, MINI. where he underwent an
operation for cancer of the throat
Earl Ganssle died at his parents home
in Minneapolis from heart failure. He
was % years of age and was born in
Bathgate. He graduated from the law
school of the University of Minnesota
last June. He was favorite with all
who knew him.
Steve Juhis, young Hungarian, who
lived near st. Thomas died after five
days illness from pneumonia. This
death is especially sad from the fact
that he leaves wife and two children
penniless, with no relatives in America
and only a scant knowledge of English
Friends are caring for the bereaved.
The NeNEurg (Olc.) Enterprise con-
tains an account of social function
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David johnson by the ladies of the
Pembina county Social circle located at
that place. Many familiar Pembna Co.
names appear in the guest list, among
which is that of Gordon Kneeshaw.
S. p. Alquist, of Drayton, met with an
accident week ago Saturday that
resulted in his death. The better to
administer dose of medicine to sick
horse he mounted small hay stack and
endeavered to raise the horses neck by
pulling on the halter. The halter broke
throwing Mr.. ADJUST to the ground
with such force that his neck was
broken. He was dead when help reach
ed him.
Van r. Browns daughter, who is
attending school at Williston, was shot
in the face Monday. She and another
girl were near the Missouri river at the
time and couple of local nimrods were
passing. They saw bird and shot at
it. The girls who were out of sight at
the time we're just beyond where the
bird was flying and Mr. Browns daught-
er was struck in the face and neck by
several shot. Luckily none Of them
struck her in the eyes and no serious
results will follow Grand Forks
Herald.