The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-21
:County News;

MISS Eme Gllroy OF Drayton has gone
to Stanley, N. D. to teach school.
John f. Mayer of Walhalla is out
again after long siege of rheumatism
Peter Greiner of Drayton left there
last week to go farming in Lethair,
Mont.
Norris Hughes of Bathgate will go to
Queens Valley, Man., and reside there
perhaps.
Louie Keena's team ran away at
Hamilton and smashed r. B. Dickie's
buggy wheels.
Boyd Anderson of Crystal is at home
again after winter in the old home in
Scotland.
James ellis who has been seriously
ill with pneumonia at Hamilton, is
reported as improving.
Mrs. N. D. Richey of Drayton was a
visitor last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Often of Macarthur.
The windmill and tower of the rail-
way was wrecked at Crystal by the
high wind of last week.
Mrs. w. F. Hobs and family left
Cavalier last week to live at Lake City,
MINI. They are old residents.
E. A. Simpson of Walhalla has sold
his dray line to w. w. Moore prepar.
atory to moving to Saskatchewan.
Base ball fans at Neche are preparing
for a campaign. A. j. McFadden is
manager and Fred Lewis secretary.
A. j. McFadden and Chas. Dawson
have formed partnership at Neche
and will deal IN real estate and loans.
Arthur Olson of Drayton has taken a
car load of stock and machinery to
Plentywood, Mont. where he has a farm.
Ed. Pack, Wallace Gamer, and Jas.
Symingtoh west of Neche farmers, are
on a trip to the northwest and may take
claims.
W. A. Hicks of Waterloo. Iowa, was
visiting relatives at Neche. He is on
his way to Edmonton where he expects
to buy ranch.
j. A. Minder of the Call is mayor of
Crystal and G. K. Wing and T. Crosier,
aldermen: S. o. Soper treasurer. as a
result OF the late election.
John Heyrock and family and Chris
Dittrich and family, old residents Of
Cavalier, have moved to Inverness
Mont. Cavalier will miss them.
Will Craigen of Neche had his hano
crushed badly while coupling cars a,
Grand Forks. 1t was first thought thai
he would lose his hand but later it j,
thought the hand will be saved.
Born-to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. McFad
den on Saturday, April l, 1911, at Bruce
, twins, boy and a girl. The little cir
). died shortly after birth. DR.. Solely wa
) in attendance.-Neche Chronotype.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bechtel of Cava
3 lier were called to Winnipeg to atten,
q the funeral of their sis;er-in-law Mr..
A. II. Wagner who died at Rocheste
MINI. on the 9th. The funeral wa
a held at Winnipeg.
r Bathgate is to have that new city ha
g built this summer. It will be Of brio
9 and cost about $4,000. They have bee
t without hall since the old one wa
|. struck by lightning and burned tw
r years ago. r. B. Richardson has th
s contract.
t Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Falrchild Of Cavs
4 lier returned last week from Michiga
b where they we're. called by the death {
t Mrs. Fairchild's only sister, Mrs. g. "
n Collar. They also attended the funsr,
). Of Mrs. A. G. Barley, sister-in-ls,
s of Mrs. Fairchild.
The county fair association director
met at Hamilton last week. They fee
: pretty good over prospects Of the pr
I ceeds Of the tar levy that will yiel
them 1920 next year and half a muc
|. thereafter But the bnildings no 1
bad shaps md many inprovsmsai
NEEDED.