The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
County News
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Gretna's fine new school building is
about completed.
D. D. Warner had five land seekers in
tow at Hamilton last week.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Herseth,
at Drsyton, Aug. 28th, son.
D. O. McGuin. formerly of Walhalla
is now at Moore, Mont, buying wheat.
Roy Hemsley of Walhalla is out at
Minot taking chance in Uncle Sans
land lottery.
A number of land seekers were round
about ST. Thomas last week and bought
some land.
TIE new born baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. McGregor of Walhalla died last
Monday week.
Mrs. Annie Gillies, wife of G. V.
Gi.lies Of Crystal died week ago Satur.
day, ageo 81 years.
A new rural route has been establish
ed from Walhalla which takes IN Leroy.
1t is to start on Sept. LIST.
James NORM of Neche who was oper.
ated on for appendicitis at Grand Forks
is at home feeling better.
j. F. Kippen of Hamilton went to
Winnipeg to consult a specialist for q
sore ear that has troubled him for some
time.
Mrs. Avery Deardorf, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. r. Cham bers
Of Hamilton, has returned to her home
at Windrose. =
Lightning struck barn belonging to
T. R. Mclaughlin of Elm Point. 1t al
so burned drill standing near the barn.
Loss about $50.
Dave Giles brough, in the first load oi
new wheat at Drayton. The lOO acres
yielded about 10 bushels to the acre and
was graded No. l. northern.
Mrs. 1. j. Chevalier of Bathgate is
preparing to more her large residence
from the village to her farm. A Mime.
apois firm is expected to do the work. /
Miss Ruth Cox, of Pembina, was
visitor in the city Sunday. Miss Cox
came down to see her brother who is
receiving treatment at the Drayton hos
pital.-Drayton Echo.
The Hamilton Independent insists
that hereafter all elections in the coun.
ty will run along the same lines as the
county seat vote. Prospective candldst-
es will take notice and get Dams o. X.
Ernie johnson who has been playing
ball with the Mandan team this summer
is now visiting with his folks near Neche
and will leave soon to teach manual
train ny in the Larimore schools.
A E. Thacker of Hamilton was in
vestigating the working ola revolver
one day last week, and the revolver IN
turn investigated the outer edge Of
Thacker's left hand. Bert knows how
it works-now.
Miss Eller Potter died at Newbure,
Ore, Aug. 18th. Her remains were
brought to Walhalla for burial where
she resided up to about eight years ago.
She was q sister Of James Harvey and
Mrs. Davids.
The little granddaughter of Mr.. A.
Vondal of Elm Point while playing
about q binder and had her forsHnger
nearly cut Oft The doctor pu5 the nm
ger which was hanging by the skin.
back and hopes to sayelt.
Miss Maud Miller, of Pembina, who
had been visiting at the home Of Joan
Luxon for several days returned home
Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Lpx,q,n
accom- MED her 70 Pembina and H.
manned there until Monday Chrouo-
type.
Hon Chas. Edwards. who has been
seriously Ill for the past six monthssis
greatly improved aud will b up ana
around il = few days il nothing happens.
Mr. Edwards has hsd ! long siess Of
sickness rhis summsr and his mxpy
tlienas il this county viii be pleased 10
learn y a nis y improved eondisioa. Drsy-
ton Echo. II
Hsnry Luxton q Bruce Ina IT. harm
'strnck 81 Iixhtaing ma ons hasse ill-
q - aaothsr. I hatll njas no
barn vould deabtls q ~ le s<spt
th1t tns shing sIss 20 Mn u.