The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03
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Born--to Nj. and Afrs. Herbert Story,
Walhalla, Oath, ! daughter. 4.
John Crowder Of Drsyton has pur-
chased the Courser farm near that city.
John Page got into i mix-up with his
horse and buggy near Cavalier and had
q rib broken. Il &
Mrs. Sam TScott, wife Of the publisher
Of the Lawton Herald visited relatives
at Walhalla last week.
Brazil Demarse was giving cabbage q
wsy to his friends at Bathgate, some II
which weighed 1915 pounds.
John Fitzsimmons Of Leroy, VIM.
Burt Of Bay Center and John Reid Of
Beaulieu were called to Devils Lake az
as jurors in the U. 8. court.
Two boys stole watch from show
case at Johnson's store at Hamilton
and were given lecture by thejustice.
The deal by which Duncan Spence
was to buy the j. A. Wilson property
at Cavalier fell through and Mr.. w,
sold to w. g. Parnell instead.
NJ. s. Geston Of Edinburg, who was
badly injured on a separator at Crystal
some time ago is able to be up and a.
round and Will escape permanent injury.
David and Oscar Dahl, Of Minnespol
arrived in Drayton Sunday evening in
response to message Of the death Of
their brother, Henry, who died at the
Drayton hospital last week.
Ida May, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Tenant of Gretna was
married to Michael Joseph Dunno, the
Great Northern agent at that place,
a week ago Tuesday, Rev. Father
Schultz officiated.
james Braden of Bathgate laid up his
threshing outfit last week. He began
threshing sixty days before and during
that time got in only q days work,
which gives an idea of the poor thresh-
ing season this fall.
The new eDrayton bridge is nearly
finished. The lift span is complete and
most of the floor has been fastened
down. All there is left to do is to paint
the steel and take out the false work.
The work will be cleaned up the first
of next week.
DR.. j. E. Countryman, of Grafton,
passed through the city Tuesday on his
way to his farm north of this city. The
Doctor has purchased number of hol-
stein COWS and expects togo into the
dairy business right. He will build a
silo this fall and will remodel his barns
for dairy purposes.-Drayton Echo.
VIM. Ion who buys grain at Pittsburg
got his clothes caught in the gasoline
engine while sweeping the floor one day
last week and came near losing HE arm.
Rev. Anderson who happened to be in
the room at the time disconnected the
switch but not until after his clothes
were badly torn.
Philip Koch arrived from Clinton,
Iowa, Wednesday. Over two years ago
Mr.. Koch and family went to Iowa, and
now returned to their home here as
Mr.. Koch says that the summer was
very dry, but that there is plenty of
rain there now. Iowa is too warm to
suit him. Crystal Call.
Married at Reynolds, Oct. 18th. Frank
Cooper of Cavalier to Miss Mary Peter
son of Reynolds. Both parties were
reared at Reynolds. Mr.. Cooper coming
to Cavalier about a year ago and es-
ia blishing automobile garage at
Cavalier. where the couple will make
their home
A hobo stopping at the Walhalla
hotel undertook to take french leave
with out paying his board bill. He also
borrowed some clothing of other board
ers without asking promission. He was
seen to drop bundle from his window
and run to the train. He was appre-
hended at Morden by telegraph and the
justice at Walhalla gave him thirty days
at the county Jail.
On Tuesday morning the blessing of
the beautiful new bell took place in st.
Patricks Church. Monsigner Lemeanx,
of Grand Forks. performed the ceremony
There was solemn High Mass, Monsig-
nor Lemeoox, celebrated, Father Forbes,
of Oak~ood, Deacon; and Father Liable,
Neche, Subdeacon; Father Turcott
master of ceremonies; Father Sevigny,
Of st. Thomas, was present in the
Sanctuary and assisted at the function.