The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-06-09
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County News
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Crystal will celebrate the 4th.
f. F. Jennings of Cavalier is laid up
with sore foot.
d. D. Warner came back from Illinois,
with some land buyers.
j. B. Holm has left Mountain to work
in Winnipeg this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carlson of st.
Thomas have son born May '26th.
Woodman picnic at Walhalla on June
2lst. Hon. T. B. Casey will be the ora
tor.
Mrs. M. Brynjolfson has returned to
Cavalier after winter in southern Cal
ifornia.
Died, at Bathgate, May 2sth, Theodore,
eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Echorst,
aged II years.
j. H. Eid of Neche has smile twice
as wide as usual TWINS came, both
boys, week ago Sunday. 4
John Richmond and family left ST..
Thomas last week for Biggar, Sask..
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Appleton and DR..
and Mrs. Wilson of Crystal are spend
ing a vacation at Minnesota lakes.
Alex Collins arrived from Crookston
during the week and will pitch ball for
the Crystal team this season.-Call.
Tom Shaw ought to land business
with that ad that he carries in the
Pioneer Express.-Neche Chronotype.
G. N. Morris lost a horse near Neche.
He was plowing and the horse broke a
leg while turning, in some unexplainable
manner. -. ..s.,s.N'
DR.. Lasher, a newcomer from Wiscons
sin who bought the Fred Farrow farm
near Cavalier has purchased gasoline
blowing outfit.
The Call omitted to mention the ar
rival of daughter at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Chambers last week,
and son at VIM. Claughton's
Carlisle school held interesting gradu-
ating exercises. Laura Carl and Mae
See are the graduates. Messrs See as
chairman and T. r. Chambers as spokes-
man added to the interest of the occas-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Fuller and Miss
Brown have left Crystal to make their
home in California after making visit
to relatives at Elm Greek, Man. They
are old residents and their removal
leaves regret.
Miss Maud Bates arrived from Eng
land Tuesday and visited until Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Norman.
Miss Bates went out to District 10 We'd
nesdsy and will remain with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hadden for some time
Chronotype.
Mrs. A. M. O'C,nner was honored at
the district convention Of Women's Fed
Grated clubs, held at Langdon Thursday
and Friday, by being elected secretary
treasurer Of the convention. From
Langdon Mrs. O'Connor went to Lari-
more and Grand Forks, where she visit.
ed with friends and relatives on her way.
honest. Thomas Times.
The Misses Florence Blades and
Isabel Douglas left Saturday for their
homes in Grafton and Pembina and will
spend the summer vacation with their
parents. The young ladies taught in
the local schools for two terms and gave
entire satisfaction and it is with regret
that their host Of friends see them leave
Neche. Miss Blades will teach in Hoop
le next year, while Miss Douglas will 60
to Idaho. -Neche Chronotype.
The Pembina county Baseball League
was formed Wednesday. Geo. Hills pf
Bathgate. was elected president and r.
81. McFadden Of Neche secretary-treas-
urer. The league will consist Of seven
or eight teams. Cavalier, Neche, Wal
halla Bathgate and st. Thomas have al
ready Joined ana other teams are to be
heard from in day or two. A schedule
Of fourteen or sixteen games will be ar-
ranged and Pembina county fans win
zee some lively ball games this year
Chronotype.
Wednesday evening VIM. Porter met
with An accident which cost his life.
He drove over to Alex Bells in the even
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