The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-07
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Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. John Dease OF
Crystal, a boy.
The U. s. hotel at Neche is again
open for BUSINESS.
Neche home talent give "Uncle Rube"
on Easter Monday.
H. Pico of Cavalier is rebuilding and
remodelling his store.
Born Walhalla'to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Allen, a daughter.
A. A. Armes and family left Cavalier
last week to live in Indiana.
Will Quinell has taken the captalnc y
of the Bathgate ball team.
The total loss by the Chronotype fire
last week is estimated at 81 200.
D. D. Warner of Hamilton says it is
a girl that came to his family on Friday
last.
Mr.. L. N. Week of St. Thomas is in
hospital at Grafton but is getting
better.
The Drayton Commercial club are
trying to get wool warehouse at that
point.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Philips nave
rented their farm in Sarles and moved
to Cavalier.
Memo Kobs has left Cavalier for
Lake City, MINI. where he will remain
permanently.
Chronotype was printed at the Pink
Paper office last week owing to the
damage by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Raedel of
'Glasston welcomed ton pound boy at
their home last week.
Carl Nelson and Alex. Magnu sson,
section men of st Thomas have gone to
Walla Walla, Wash. to live.
Chas. Martin of Park township has
moved to Idaho and Dan Sullivan has
moved on the vacated farm.
Neche had Market Day last week,
of which big auction sale of horses
and chattles we're feature.
G. A. Dittrick has left Cavalier for
Rudyard, Mont, to prepare home for
his family who will follow in few days.
The Heyrock family who are old
timers of the Cavalier locality leave
for Montana soon to make their bone
there.
Two patrols of boy scouts at Crystal
with II boys enrolled. j. A. Minder
and A G. Waldo are the applicants for
masters.
O. H. Cannon of Decatur, ILL.,, is at
Cavalier, looking after farming the 800
acre in which he is interested with
others.
Mrs. M. M. Campbell has returned to
her home in Glasston after "a three
months visit with relatives and friends
in Ontario.
A. B. Fellins of Crystal has gone to
Grand Forks to enter hospital. The
Call remarks in connection that Barney
is looking well.
Married-at Akra, by Justice S.
Thorwaldson, Miss Freda Stevenson of
Cavalier to Lowrie Johnson, formerly of
Hamilton, now of Wynyard, Sask.
At Hoople last week Frank O'Sullivan
threw Ben Radka in % minutes and
John Baird in 25 minutes winning
a bet that he could throw both inside
an hour.
Alex. Fraser one of the prosperous
farmers in the vicinity of Glasston has
gone to make his home in the Canadian
northwest where he has taken claim.
George Flemming and Miss Emma
BJarnson were married week ago
Wednesday at Emerson. MIR. Flelrming
is resident of Hamilton township nnd
his wife is sister of Mrs. r. B. Dickie,
Major Il. Kirkby, former resident
of the neighborhood of Cavalier, and
one of the pioneers of this county. who
has been living lately at Stoushton,
Sask., died there on March 9th aged
66 years.
j. f. Gill was in town the past week
and assisted at the G. X. Wing Depart
ment store sale. Mr.. Gill does not look
a DAY older than when he used to farm
in Flora township eight or ten years ago.
Crystal Call.
w. A. Krause has gone to Walhalla
to take charge of the creamery there.
Mr.. krause has been for some time the
manager of the Neche business and
takes good recommend with him from
his late employers.
Dan Warner the land man of Hamil
ton, has been SO long telling other out
of state people of the money to be made
in North Dakota lands that he has
gotten to believe it himself and IS going
to be farmer and run three.quarter
sec ion farm this summer. a.