The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-08
:County News;

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JAS. Shahane of Cavalier expects to
go, to Montana and take land.
4. A. Miller is back at st. Thomas
after spending the wintet in Cuba.
Alb. French of Cavalier has purchased
traction engine to do his blowing.
Philip Vogt and family who were
living in the Bruce section have moved
to Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Julius have left
their former home at Mountain and
moved to Winnipeg.
The new local editor of the Pink
Pa per is a little slangy hut his locals
have plenty of seasoning.
Miles Bcchtel of Cavalier and Miss
Amelia Frenheit of Glasston were mar
ried at Grafton last week.
VIM. Syrup, late section foreman on
the Walhalla branch, has:bought farm
in Montana and is moving there.
Earl Wright of Bathgate has gone to
finish his proof time on his Saskatche.
wan farm. His wife follows him soon.
Lloyd Graham of Drayton has been
appointed as bookkeeper IN the Bank of
Hcnsel where Guy Jameson is cashier.
Mir. and Mrs. Fred Weiss have re-
turned TO Crystal after winter visit to
Washington and Oregon and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Myree of Akra
sorrow for the loss of their eighteen
months old daughter who died on Mar.
9th.
Peter and Colonel Ferguson of Dray-
fon have gone to M ,ntana for land in
response to a telegram from VIM. Fer
guson.
D. McQuarrie of Crystal shipped three
carloads OF cattle to the Twin cities last
week and Mr.. Epton of Walhalla ano-
thes from Hoople.
In the high school debate which was
held at Drayton between the pupils
of the Drayton and Cavalier high
school, Drayton won.
D. J. T.axdal, President: G.. Kibler, V
P; w. H. Often, Sec.: H. A. Rygh,
Tres: are new officers elected by the
Cavalier Commercial Club.
John jackson who used to be she
village barber at Bathgate was visiting
there last week. He is now selling
cuverts for a Grand Forks firm.
For genuine unadulterated eloquence,
one should hear Ike Foster throw the
persuasive harpoon into crowd of
buyers at an auction sale.-Pink Paper.
Mrs. J E. Truemner. VIM. Kraft, K.
Kraft, VIM. Ruby and Menno Surerus
with four carloads of stock and i'm
plements left Cavalier for Swift Cur
rent. Saek. last week.
Mrs. F.. H. Gordon left Monday for
Spokane. Wash. Since disposing of
her Lanpdon property Mrs. Gordon has
made hor home at Spokane with her
rarer+e the Mussclmans- -Langdon
Rarnhlic,n.
Chas. Edwards Of Drav+on has pnr
chased tha Frank Edwards farm near
that CITY from tht- Illinois owner. Mr..
Edwards has hean huv;ng and selling
farms in tho Canadian Northwest. hut
when ho wants real GOOD farm of his
own he knows who're to hny il.
Fl. T.. Holmes Of Rat.gate will SOW
125 bushels of hnckwhcat on his farm
near Bathrat~ this season. Tfi grows
like that of Mr. Jos Shaw m his town
lotsin this citv last season. Mr.. Fl. will
hardly know what to do with the rro.
ceeds. Mr.. Shaw's huckwhsat that he
sowed for bee pasture grew varv thick
and rank and was about four, feet hioh
on level. We think it ought to make
a good weed killer.
The supervisors of Midland township
seems TO he the only township dads that
let their light shine before the people.
They publish their proceedings regular
" in the ST. Thomas Times. Tt would
not cost much If paid for, rs it should
he. to publish snch proceedings for every
township, village and city but think
We are safe in saying that any publisher
in the county would be willing to pub
lish a condensed report of his nearby
civic corporations u the matter is furn-
ished. Az il is now the voters do not
know and have no meape OF knowing
Ewhst their. servants ~ doing through
M tlhs year.