The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-09
County News;


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Born to Mr.. Mrs. Chas. Morris Of
Neche on Nov. 18th daughter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kerby Of Neche
are the parents Of a daughter born Nov.
10th.
John Epton OF Neche has gone to
Oregon where he will spend several
months.
Seventy-nine teachers registered at
the recent county convention held at
Cavalier.
Miss Flossie Best has gone to Hannah
where she will take charge of the
hospital.
Miss Mildred Lewis of Neche has
gone to Grand Forks to resume her
hospital duties.
Joseph Thexton of St. Thomas has
gone to Chicago to enter a hospital
for an operation.
A boy made his arrival on Thanks
giving day at the home of B. s.
Styles of Walhalla.
Mrs. G. N. Andrews has returned to
her home in Walhalla after some weeks
spent in the hospital at Grand Forks.
Mrs. Geo. Hills of Bathgate enter
tanned the relatives of the family on
Thanksgiving, there being twen'y
assem- bled.
Little Jerome Ardles, grand daughter
of Brozil DeMars, is reported very ill
at the home of Frank Mccullough at
Carlisle.
Miss Dell Steward and Miss Anna
Jones of Neche have gone to Winnipeg
to enter st. Bohrface Hospital for the
nurses training course.
MIR. and Mrs. j. D. Hyde and young
sons have returned to their home in
Estes Park, Colorado, after visiting at
the home of Jos. Hyde at Hyde Park.
DR.. Burnard Thiegs and Miss Nellie
Finnegan were marred in Minneapolis
recently. They are in Crystal and have
taken rooms in the Appleton block.
Mrs Jos. Livingstone, who had been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Gym of Neche
has gone to st. Paul where she and Mr..
Livingstone will make their future
home.
Mr.. j. G. Junkin of Drayton has
secured position with the Advance
Thresher Company at Battle Creek,
Mich. and the family has gone there
to reside.
JAS Paxman & Son of Hamilton
have been troubled by petty thievery of
late and on Wednesday caused the
arrest of Cavalier young man for the
theft OF cap. He paid fine and costs.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of William Charles Hills
to Miss Luella Mary Hosier at Chicago
on Nov. 18th. They will be at home
after Dec. 18th at 3Ol Willow Ave,
Austin, Ill.
| Miss Lelah Baulig and Patrick Lavelle
of Concrete were married in the Catho-
lie church at Oga on Nov. 23rd. The
br de formerly lived and attended school
in Cavalier They will live on farm
near Concrete.
A very kindly act was shown when the
ladies of the Hamilton M. E. church
served coffee to those who accompanied
the remains of the late j. D. McCauley
from toilette to the cemetary In Ham.
ilton.
Hugh Gibson brought in deer We'd
nesday and we are told another party
brought down another the same day.
J The season has been an excellent one
for tracking and there are quite few
of the "deers" in the mountains west.-
Walhalla Mountaineer.
| Chas. Rubbing, the Drayton tailor,
had narrow escape from burning
recently. He had just finished washing
suit Of clothes in gasoline and was
walking away when he stepped on .
match which ignited and touched of
the gasoline. Mr.. Rs hand and arms
were badly burned.
A double wedding occurred OF
) Thanksgiving morning at the home o
Mrs. Elizabeth Hurd Of st Thomas
when her daughter Florence wa
MARI al RI Arthur A Nlaavor ~ kStonx
! Lake, sask., and her aon Tyrus wa
t welded to Miss Nettie Hagen. Mr.. ant
8 Mrs. Cleaver have gone to Stony LAX
whore the groom owns . farsn, and Nj
3 and Mrs. Hurd will remain with Mr.
5 Hurd, Sr. b.
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