The pioneer express., 1911-10-27
County News

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Miles Campbell and w. B. Parnell,
left Cavalier for western Manitoba.
Jas. A. Wilson has sold the City
Hotel at Cavalier to Duncan Spense.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
Pack of Bay Center, Oct. 8tk.
/. Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Edwards
of Drayton, Oct. 10th daughter.
s J.W. Arthur and family Of Glasston
lave gone to spend the winter IN Cali
fornia.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fraser Of St.
Thomas returned home last week from q
visit Of five months in Scotland.
Miss Nellie Gsrnett of st. Thomas
has gone to Everett, Wash. to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Pm. Walker.
Mrs. T. Parsons who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. symington at
Neche, has returned to her home in
Vancouver.
The largest yield Of oats we have
hoard about SO far was grown on the
ssrm Of John Krak. From 20H acres
be threshed 1850 bushels.-C Cavalier
Chronicle.
Herb F1esher and John Chale, of
Bathgate left last week for 4 hunting
mud trapping expedition north and east
of Winnipeg and viii spend the winter
It they find sufficient game.
Postmaster McIntosh of st. Thomas
was at Grand Forks finding out how to
open bsnk. why not go to Cass
LakeD The st. Thomas Office viii start
in as postal savings bank on the 9th.
The Canadian boundary surveyors are
are expected st Emerson about the 10th
of November and having finished their
part of the work of resetting the
boundary li.e posts and wills the out.
fit Of horses etc. at public auction.
Chas. Rousseau of Svold died at Graf
ton hospital last week. He was born
in Saskatchewan but had lived here
since the early days of the couaty. he
was at one time quite proninent in local
politics. He leaves two sons. and one
daughter.
Referringto the football game. the
Drayton Echo says:- ''Peabina notnly
knows how to play foottball but they
also know how to entertain. We hope
that we shall be able to treat them as
we'll when they come to Dnayton for a
return game ,on Saturday, Nov. 4th:"'
Walter Ford Of the elevator at st.
Vincent says he has taken IN more grain
this year than ever before snd is ezpect
ing to buy a good lot Of barley from
across the line as the difference in
price permits the Canadiaa tarmer to
pay the 80 cents duty and stiil get more
for his barley here than at hone.
A pretty chasch wedding occurued at
Oct. llth when Miss Augusta
L.eifur and Fred E. Arasen wese asited
in marriage. Rev. Thorgrimsoa affiei-
ated. Both young people are yell
knewn at Mountain and vicinity and
have large cirele of friends to wish
then joy.
Mr.. Robert Smih died at Tyrner On
Oct. 10Th. He wis one Of the early
settlers Of this locality and was Sc yeas
and s months old. he came from
Ontario q years ago and purchased 81
harm in Tyner locality and lived there
since. He leaves four cons and two
his wife having died many
PEARS ago.
Threshing in this locality g we'll as
elsewhere in this section Of the state Is
not yet completed owing g the drizsingI
rains which has prolonged operations
beyond tho usual period. Tho yisld of
zrain, d leastin vicinity, i highly grati-
lyingalso prices. 10 add to tho
pthezs heretoSoss noted II thsss
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