The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-14
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County News:

Eivo -. n. -. CATS nave 00e0s SOLD to
Hepsel residents. III
John Hogg Of Drayton who has been
seriously i'll is getting better.
George, little son Of james Bellamy,
Jr., Of Drayton died March 20th.
John Bechtel Of Cavalier has gone to
Swift Current to live on his claim.
G. Walker has his house quarantined
at Hamilton for case of scarlet fever.
D.. D. Warner has purchased 30
horse power traction engine with which
to plow his farms.
Mrs. John NJ. johnson Of Glasston
was called to Gardar by the sudden
death of her father.
The Mountaineer took a column. to
describe the High school athletic
entertainment there.
Miss Olga Morsen of Drayton is
teaching the Rath school near Cashel
for the second term.
Drayton high school track team is
getting ready for the county meet in
that city on May 9Th.
Fred Ferguson and Graham Patmore
went to Toilette with Ray Emerson to
spend few vacation days.
j. w. Arthur of Glasston has gone
by way of Saskatoon to Vancouver on
business and pleasure trip.
Miss Kochendorfer, instructor in the
9Th grade, left last Saturday for a visit
with Pembina Notwithstanding.
Albert Nord of st. Thomas has
followed the geese to the north and
will also look for nest place there.
The Pink Paper hears that new steel
rails will be laid on that line this
summer and that afterward it will be
the main line.
A Goodsell of Granite City, Mo.
while visiting his brother at Drayton
purchased farm from Frank Clayton
north of the city.
H. H. Blazelton of Danville, Ill, is
here looking after his farming interests
as he is the owner of the Murney farm
in Carlisle.
A. L. Airth of the customs at Wal
halla has moved his family on farm
near town and they, not Alex, will
raise crop this year.
j. r. Stong of Drayton was nearly
overcome by the fumes of some sort of
anti-freezing mixture from his automo-
bile while in his garage.
DR.. R. G. Cliff, formerly of Cavalier,
and later of Park River died there on
March 9th, aged IS years. He was
veterinary surgeon and highly respected.
The blacksmith shop of Louis Mar
quet, at Leroy was burned with all
its contents. 1t caught from spilled
gasoline when he started his engine.
He had no insurance.
At a declamatory contest held at
Drayton last week Winnie Wallace
Winnifred Southland, Douglas Morrison
and Ray Emerson were chosen as repre-
sentatives of the high school in the
coming county contest.
Mayor Q. Ganssle, treasurer. E. T.
Thompson, police justice E. A. Taylor,
city justice J. &. Ball; A. NJ. O'Connor,
Jas. Whelan and Fred Sutterlln alder
men was the ticket without opposition
at st. Thomas.
w. M. York and family We're given
farewell by their old Hamilton neigh
bors before leaving for Saskatchewan.
Mr.. York has been a resident of Ham
ilton township over thirty years and
goes to the northwest to be with his
sons there.
Cavaliers city government are Mayor
Laxdal, treasurer K. G. Adams, police
justice w. H. Often, city justice E. H.
Hamilton, Aldermen DR.. Z. G. Thomp-
son, Thos. Brown, A. r. Porter. All
without opposition except Brown who
won by three votes.
The Mountaineer man has remine-
SCIENCES of another fire at Neche in the
''Long Ago" that cleaned out the Oak
Leaf and which never leaved again.
That was March 1855 he says and he
still thinks lot of the Neche folks
who were good to him.
Nels Benson and r. j. Moore started
for Bowesmont leading horse behind
their buggy. The led horse became
frightened and started to climb into the
buggy. Inc men jumped out SO as to
give him room, while the drive team
vas getting very much excited. Re-
suits not serious but the buggy and
both men we're rather lame.
Young Sows.
A few young sows, will farrow in a
short time. Well bred Yorkshires.