The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-15

4 DAKOTA, FRIDAY, Sc
3 d. D. Warner, the Hamilton land man
had some land seekers in tow there last
week.
Cavalier is hoping to get tow mill
there. The Commercial Club is consid-
ering the matter.
Miss Laura Carl of Carlisle will attend
school at Bathgate this term, and stay
with the Bookings.
John Often Of Neche, got 4s4 bushels
of winter rye from 10 acres. 1t is worth
about one dollar bushel.
Bathgate Boy Scouts took hike to
Walhalla last week and had good time
though it ralned every night.
Ray, the little son of g. w. Campbell,
of Walhalla, while playing on ladder,
fell and broke his collar bone.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Weden
of Neche, Sept Stu, girl. To Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Karls, Sept. 4th, son.
Mrs. Alice Murphy and daughters of
Neche, Lave returned from Port Arthur
where they were visiting for reveral
weeks.
j. F. Kippen who went to Winnipeg
from Hamilton few weeks ago for an
operation on the ear, is getting better
after successful operation.
Mayor I:axdal of Cavalier has a new
40 horse Cadillac auto, cost $4,000. 1t
will come handy many times when busi-
ness calls him to the county seat.
Mrs. q. R. Green and son, and house.
hold goods arrived from Minneapolis at
Cavalier last week where G. r. located
some months ego. They will reside in the
Brynjolfson residence.
Thos. Haldorson Of Mountain, former
ly member of the board of county COM
missioners, was one of the unfortunate
losers in the hail storm of several weeks
ago, losing about half his crop.
Miss Lottie Thacker gave linen
shower to Miss Anna Collins on We'd
nesday afternoon from three to five, in
honor of the latter's approaching marri-
age te II. L. Sveinson.-Hamilto In
dependent.
Il Mrs. Antoine Chale Of Bathgate, went
fto Grafton for an operation for appendi-
cltis; the operation had been delayed too
long butit is thought that she will re.
cover all right. She is suffering consider
fable pain.
At reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Parnaby at Wslhalla. District Superin-
tendent j. g. Moore of the NJ. E. Church
was the guest of honor and was present.
led with.a gold headed umbrella by the
Walhalla congregation.
I Collector of Customs Tim O'Brien,
Iwho was hurt last week at Neche, re-
ceived his injury by the breaking of a
ladder while sealing cars. The force of
This fall was on the right shoulder and
was sufficiently serious that he may be
Ilaid up for two or three weeks
Andrew Msrtineau, pioneer Of this
fcounty, who farmed for many years in
the vicinity OF Leroy, died there last
week. He has resided in Dakota since
l855. In early days he engaged in fur
trading and later became successful
farmer. He had been illfor some months
Sig. Sigurdson harvested l3 acres Of
barley this year which went 81 bushels
per acre and sold it at 80 cents, or more
than CAS- per acre. Mr.. Sigurdson would
mo doubt sell his farm at as per acae.
Yet some people think the days of large
profit from land in the valley are past.
The fact is they are just beginning
Crystal Call.
Albert Bates, one Of the, prosperous
farmers Of this vicinity, -threshed his
barley last week and received $3.50 burh-
els of Of rs acres or about 43 IL bushels
TO tho acre. Mr.. Bates sold the barley
for CSC per bushel, netting him g. 1914. so
Mr.. Bates is one Of the farmers who
works his land right and always has q
good crop. Drayton Echo.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Branchaud and child
ren astoed to Clyde. N. D, Thursday
last, taking nearly fnll day to make
the trip with several stops for picnic
|lnnches along the way. They went out
/ to Clyde to visit Nelson Herbert and
family, returning Saturday. Mr.. Bran
|chaud says they had ! splendid "trip and
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Clarence Wells. son q VIM. Wells of
Cavalier Was badly injured ID - run
sway there last week. He was holding 81
tsAm By the bits, which got frightened
md ran away, with young Wells olinging
kto Tie bride. Tho boy finally lot 60 and
ISsll under the feet Of the horses and was