The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-03-24
:County News

| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Little Patrick Fielder, the last scarle
fever patient at Bathgate, has abou
recovered.
Harry Vesper has disposed of &
quarter section of his farm south Of
Neche to Paul Norman.
The senior class of the Cavalier High
school will present 'The Merry Cob.
bier" on March Oath.
Fred Hodgson has purchased a por-
ton of the Henry Webb farm near
Bathgate and will make his home there.
Two fam lies have just come to st.
Thomas from Astoria, ILL.,, and they will
live On the farms they purchased last
year.
Geo. w. Delisle of Walhalla has been
visiting his brother and looking after
business interests in Delisle, Sask., the
past week.
Edward Bouvette, a Pembina boy
who has been employed in Cavalier
barber shop, has token a similar
position in Walhalla.
Mrs. w. G. Green of Hamilton is
suffering from an injury just above the
right ankle. She fell from sleigh to
the frozen ground.
Geo. Woods and family have left
Bathgate for their new home IN Saska-
toon. They are old residents and will
be greatly missed.
DR. J. G.. Moore lectured about
California and the west on his recent
trip, to the DrAyton people ON Wednes-
day.
Mrs. D. j. Laxdal has been quite
seriously i'll during the past week. She
was taken to Grand Forks this week
where she is to undergo an operation.
Mrs. Harry Tapley of Bathgate has
been suffering all winter with broken
hand, but it is expected that an opera
ton to be performed soon. will bring
relief.
w. H. Often of Cavalier is receiving
visit from his brother Benjamin Often
who is attending medical college in
Chicago and is away on a short vaca-
ton. ......#.
Sam Bradshaw. who lived in st
Thomas several years ago, is disposing
of his business interests in Forest
River preparatory to moving to the
Canadian northwest where he has taken
up land. ...... ....,
J. P. Sanderson of Neche was called
to Winnipeg on Sunday by the illness
of his sister, Mrs. F. B. Mitchell. She
died before his arrival. Mr.. Sanderson
went by way of Pembina and the N. P
flyer.
S. A. Serrie of Nohomis, Sask., ar
rived in Hamilton on Tuesday to attend
the wedding of his neice Miss Margaret
Smile at Carlisle. He will remain fol
time visiting friends and. relatives.
Mrs G. w. Collar of Ada, Michigan
only sister of Mrs. j. K. Falrcbild o.
Cavalier, died Saturday morning las
from pneumonia and heart failure a,
the age ofA8 years. Mr.. and Mrs. j
K. Fai.child left Saturday evening fol
Michigan.
The Drayton Study club were enter
tanned last week at luncheon by Mrs. F
H. Wallace in honor of two member
who will soon depart for the west, Mrs
J. G T. Colley and Mrs. r. A. Whitson
Miss Daisy Huntington, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Huntington of Dray
ton, was married at Williston where sh,
has been teaching, to Mr.. Ray Penmol
of Avoka. The wedding occurred o.
March 4th.
Thos. Wilson of Ontario. Cal. is
Drayton visitor. He reports man,
former Draytonites who are now resid
ing IN Ontario, we'll and pleased with tn
west. Mr. Wilson has soldt all hi
interests in Drayton and will return il
q few days to the coast.
Miss Anna Holler Of Drayton VI
united in marriage to Arthur Ragatz q
Prairie du Soc, Wis.,. ct the BRIDE
Ihome on March 9th. Rev. Bochmer 4