The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

q Bathgate, daughter. Nh
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Page
Of Hamilton. : daughter.
A Catholic bazaar at Crystal cleared
more than $4,000 last week.
The new city hail at Bathgate will be
opened this evening with grand ball.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
Anderson Of st. Thomas last week.
George Dickie and family left Cavalier
last week to live in Portland, Oregon.
The Orange Lodge Of Carlisle held a
box social at hetownship hall last week.
Martin Kraft went out to Devils Lake
last week from Crystal to meet his con
William.
Otto Volrath Of Bathgate has been
confined to his bed for two weeks but is
improving.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Murphy
OF Walhalla, daughter. The Murphies
are new corners to this county, including
the daughter.
James Noble of Hamilton left to put
! in some time on his claim at Chandler,
j this state, and will then 60 to lumoer
camp and do blacksmithing for the rest
Of the winter.
Neche thinks that Jim Hills new rail-
road project of direct line from Grand
Forks indicates that he will build from
Neche TO Winnipeg. That might be too.
The Mountaineer after considerable
cogitation comes to the conclusion that
everybody can now be good friends-ex-
cept Pembina and Cavalier-and that
will not amount to much anyway.
Lee Garren, man who has been work.
ing in the vicinity of Drayton for the
last fifteen years died in the hospital
there last week after brief illness from
pneumonia.
Drayton is advertising for the third
time for the sale of bonds for building
the bridge, owing to irregularities in the
former lettings. The bridge is complet-
ed except for few details.
DR.. ]. e. Argue of Red Lake Falls has
sold his practice there and will join his
brothar DR.. II. s. Argue at Tacoma.
Both brothers were sons of the late John
Argue and raised in this county.
A. DeLacey Woods, who recently died
at Duluth, and who was noted as the
champion newspaper sstarter of the
northwest, among which were several
papers in this state, was brother of
editor II. P. Wood of the Independent.
They were raised at Sank Rapids, MINI.
Speaking of the beautiful new court
house the Cavalier Chronicle says,
"Where all can reach it and realize that
they are permitted to have some little
part in helping to pay for it." Now if
the Pioneer Express had said that, the
Chronicle would remark that it was
satire pure and simple. permitted" is
a real good word, isn't 1t Mr.. Taxpayer?
Are you not pleased to be permitted?
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stafford and their
daughters, the Misses Effie and Mae, of
Flora township, have gone to Alhambra
CAL, to make their future home. Mr..
Stafford has been a resident of Pembna
county for about thirty years and has
prospered exceedingly. He will retain
his real estate holdings in Eora.-St.
Thomas Times.
Daniel Sullivan passed away at his
home in Park township Tuesday, Nov.
7th. MIR. Sullivan has been in poor
health for long time, but it was not
until recently that his condition became
serious. At The time of his death lie
surrounded by his family and relatives.
it having been evident for week past
that ths end was not far off. Deceased
was one of the early settlers of this Sec
tion of country and as result of his
industry leaves his family we'll provided
for. The funeral was held at st. Pat
rick's church, Crystal, November 9TH
Crystal Call.
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church. after handling the contribution
plate to the minister for the last time
alter acting as collector for twenty-nlne
years, Mr. Charles Full said good bye to
the congregation in few but appropri-
ate words. Rev. Pascoe then asked Mr..
Full to take him by the right hand and
asked the congregation to sing .tBlest be
the Tie that Binds which was done
with much feeling. Mr.. Full and
daughter Winnie left on Thursday morn.
ling and will visit with his daughter
Mrs Dr.. Lemery at Inkster, for few
days before leaving for San Francisco
! Mr.. Full has been one Of the leading
} businessmen Of this city for nearly THIRTY
years and his departure 10 keenly regret
ted by all the town folks. He and fam
lily have been prominent in church anl
society matter and have been hospitabl,
and kindly. That they may prosper ii
their new home is the wish OF many oil
friends here and particularly those VIII,
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