The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-04-19
County / ! News

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Mrs. A. d. Gibson Of Tyner is at Roch
ester for treatment.
Mrs. A. j. Fadden' Of Neche is recover
ing from serious illness.
Mrs. John j. Myers died at her hom,
near Mountain, April 9Th.
II. II. Wohlneck aud wife have lef
Cavalier to live on the Pacific coast.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. L. Unke nea
Crystal, q boy, March 3lst.
Jas. A. Wilson of Cavalier is movin,
to the Canadian Northwest.
Thos. Heazlett of Glasston fell.from
wagon rack and dlslocated his shoulder
Andrew Hornung is preparing to buile
q fine residence in Walhalla this summer
A. Solvason has gone to Seattle and T
II. Einarson to Portland from Cavalier
Mrs. w. A. Krause and children LEFT
Neche last week to reside atAvon, MINI
The daily mail stage route is again il
operation between Hamilton and Cava
lier.
O. II. johnson is expected back al
Hamilton this week from winter in
Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stearns of Walhal
la are the parents of a little son born OF
April Bird.
Miss Jane Robinson and. Edmund
Moritx were married at Walhalla on
April 3rd.
Rev. Thos. Dyer Of the M. E. church
at Crystal will join the Maine conference
this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Armstrong arrived
at Hamilton from Spokane and will live
at Hamilton.
John G. Rickbeil of Cavalier died
March 18th. aged 81. He had lived in
this county since $780,
j. G. T. Colley of Drayton has gone to
Portland to visit his family who have
been there since last fall.
Mowat Waldren, son of DR.. Waldren
of Drayton had his hand broken while
cranking his fathers auto.
Miss Eleanor Short was a visitor at
Cavalier last week, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vick.-Cavalier Chronicle.
Mrs. Kraatz left Crystal last week to
60 to Swanson, Sask. to attend the
marriage of her daughter Pauline.
D. McQuarrie of Crystal shipped
eighty head of cattle to st. Paul last
week, most of which were his own raising.
The editor of the Independent will
never "grow childish" Nature attended
to that when he was about ten years old.
z. w. Rogers of Midland township
and one of the old settlers there has
moved to Robbinsdale, near st. Paul, to
make his future home.
Mrs. Thorunn Thordarson died at the
home of her son Ami Arnason at Hensel,
March 18th, aged SO years. She was
one of the pioneers of this county.
George Weeks was killed at Pentlcton,
B. G. Mar. 7th by falling from a dray.
He was son of Thos. Weeks. who for
many years lived in Carlisle and who
now resides at Occur d Alene, Idaho.
Some fool thought it a joke to send
The Mountaineer false report of mar
rage of two young people. The letter
was signed, so instead of joke it was a
felony punishable by penitentlary term.
Christian Lunde of st. Thomas while
standing on the seat of his buggy look
ing for geese in some manner had his
gun discharged, which carried away a
part of his thumb and forefinger and
some shot entered the eye ball. The
horse ran away at the report of the gun
Lunde from the rig and he re.
NAMED some time on the ground before
he was able to walk to house half mile
away. He is likely to lose the sight OF
the right eye. He was an accomplished
pianist and will now have to give ur
his musical studies.
A pretty wedding occurred at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trenbeath
near Neche on April 3rd, when thei,
daughter Nellie became the bride of Fred
Vosper. The wedding was performed
by Rev. w. H. Cassell. The bride was
gowned in white crepe. do chene and
carried brides roses. There was many
beautiful presents. After the ceremony
the guests sat down to bountiful dinner
covers being laid for thirty-tive. The
couple left for Winnipeg where they will
spend their honeymoon. They will be al