The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-22

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q Crystal : girl. 4
Lonis Watson Of Bathgate has 1 bad
ease q blood poisoning.
a daughter vas born to Mr.. and Ma,
Will Craigen Of Neche last week
Fred Mitchell Of Crystal was kicked
~ : horse and had his leg broken.
w. J. Craieen 81 Nechs drew number
ll0 in tho Berthold land lottery.
Mrs. A. Houstin Of Bathgate is suffer-
ing from serious attack Of pneumonia.
VIM. Trenbeath Of Neche has purch.
ased new Rumeley traction for pillow.
ing.
Wallace NJ. Holbrook Of Pasadena.
Cal. was visiting q st. Thomas last
week.
Ira D. Clark sold one Of his ouartor
sections near Backoo to Henry Salter
for $500.
Jacob Kemmerle OF Cavalier threshed
ten acres Of barley that brought him
$56 an acre.
Jas. Sing Of st. Thomas has accepted
a lucrative situation at Omaha and will
move there with his family.
Geo. w. Lemon Of Pratt, Kan. is visit.
ing old neighbors at st. Thomas He is
the banking business at Pratt.
Mrs. Geo. Fleming of Walhalla has
returned from the hospital at Hannah
and is rapidly getting stronger again.
One of Adam Norton's best horses got
frightened at Cavalier by threshing
machine, run away and broke its it's leg.
Hon. Geo. A. McCrea who has been
visiting at Drayton for several weeks
has returned to his home an Ontario.
Cal.
Miss Jennie Duncan, daughter of Alex.
Duncan Of Tyner, was taken to Winni-
peg for an operation for appendicitis on
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Jones arrived in st. Thomas
last week from Conrod, Mont. where she
has been for the last year proving up on
claim.
s. D. Bostwick, formerly of Bathgate,
now residing at Seattle is back visiting
old friends and attending to business
matters.
Mrs. N. Nugent, a former resident of
Cavalier has returned there from st.
Paul with her two daughters, to make
her residence.
Ober lin Van Camp of st. Thomas who
recently returned from Minneapolis, re-
ports that his patent car door is being
favored by the railway men.
The family of G. w. Argue of Car
Isle will move to Hamilton this winter
for the school advantages. Mr.. Argue
will continue his store business at Car.
Isle.
Miss Nettie Jennings has returned to
her work as nurse at the N. P. hospital
at Missoula, Mont. from Cavalier where
she was called by the death of her
father.
Louis Goodrie, formerly of Walhalla,
but of late years living at Swift Current,
Man. returned to Walhalla a few weeks
ago with tuberculosis and died there
last week. His remains were inferred
at Leroy.
Editor and Mrs. Chas. H. Lee of Wal
halla Mountalneer are off to Indian
apolis, to attend the grand Lodge Of the
Oddfellows, Of whom Charles is one of
the oldest and most prominent. They
expect to visit in Illinois and Indiana
for week and be home the 3Oth.
Surveyors are replacing the iron posts
on the international line, party each
from the U. S. and Canada. Many of
of the posts have been broken in various
ways the inside cedar or oak posts are
all rotted of. They were placed along
the boundary along in 1915.
Invitations to the marriage Of H. Lin
dial Sveinson and Miss Anna Collins
have been issued. The ceremony takes
place at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Collins, on next We'd
nesday afternoon at oc1ock.-Ham-
ilton Independent.
81. II. Fennell has sold his farm to .
Nebraska man for $4,000 cash. Mr..
Fennell secured the farm last fall from
w. d.. York in q trade for Manitoba
land. He is undecided q to his future
movements, but for the present will re-
msin here and assist his father in the
operation Of his land. Independent.
Alex. Leach, wife and daughter Cor
iens, arrived Thursday. from Fattig,
Montana, where they had been for
nearly one and one halt years. Mr..
Leach is not fsvorably impressed with
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