The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-01
:County News:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

60 -
.eees.seeeeseeeeeeee.eesss
Samuel Van Camp of ST. Thomas is
visiting friends in Pembina.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
E. Briggs of Neche June 23rd.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Winterfield of Neche last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. j
Innis of Crystal on the 23rd of June.
Miss Agnes Stafford of Crystal was a
graduate from Mayville Normal this
spring.
Miss Minnie May of Walhalla is
teaching the Wexford school near Penn
bina.
The residence of Levi Trimmer of
Cavalier sustained considerable damage
last week from fire.
At the school election held IN Neche
last week Jos. E. Lee and Cyrus E.
Briggs were elected directors.
The barn of James Greenwood of
Crystal was struck by lightning last
week and horse was killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O. Thou. pson
left Cavalier for Lethbrldge, Alberta,
last week, where they expect to remain.
Ralph Demarse left St. Thomas last
for II
his family will spend some time on a
claim,
Mrs, T. j. Veum of Walhalla who has
been Ill SO long. after an operation
has recovered. Many friends will he
glad to hear this news.
At meeting of the directors of the
Farmers elevator that was held last
week at Neche, J. O'Conner was elected
president and Alex Morrison as director
Miss Mildred Lewis of Neche who
has been taking course in nursing at
st Michael's hospital, Grand Forks, has
been compelled to give up her work for
a time on account of i'll health.
Willie McGregor and Newman
OBren left Neche last week for Stan
ley, N. d. where they have secured
positions as timekeepers on new rail-
road being built in that vicinity.
One of Cavaliers best known girls.
Miss Agnes O'Brien was married last
week to Mr.. Michael Maloney of Minot
n. d. The young people will be at
home in Minot after August LIST.
E. P. Bancraft left Walhalla last
week with his family for Rugby where
he will have charge of yard for the
st. Anthony and Dakota elevator COM
pany.
After long and painful illness Mrs.
John Elliott of Hillside farm, Walhalla,
died at her home. The family had
moved there from the east only four
months before.
The Bathgate creamery is evidently a
valuable institution to the town and
vicinity. The creamery received last
Saturday 1865 pounds of cream, contain
itg 395.73 pounds of butter fat for which
the farmers received sos SO.
On June Both occurred the marriage
of DR.. Tolbert Watson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. J. Watson Of ST. Thomas, and
Miss Ella Reynolds of Indianapolis. Ind.
They will live in Albany, MINI. where
DR.. Tolbert is practicing.
DR.. Geo. Jennings, former resident
Of Cavalier but now Of Missoula, Mon.
tana, was married to Miss sabra Sven
son Of New London, MINI, in Mime
apolis, June 9Th. The doctor and his
BRIDE are visiting in Cavalier this week.
a south bound freight tram took Dire
between Cavalier and Hensel. Before
the fire was discovered four cars were
destroyed. Among these vas : carload
of 81 head Of cattls.s number 81 .hogs
and sheep belonging to WIN. Epton 81
Walhslla, fnd y refrigerator ar 81
about 50 tubs ~ ! bnttss bsine shipped
By the Cavslier creameisy as E Y
Glen McIntosn 81 f3t. Thonas m q
Nth a sccident last gesIr fast M
4 fatal hi1s istjne 81 putt nv
III Iods III II l,onaD J, q 90 loueht
il y cansh hoid " 4 81 nm g.
ss SFs