The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1913-07-25


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Born AT Mussord, N. DE- JulS q,
1D18. 70 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dellbrid4e, .
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Died At the home 81 her molher.
north o. Rowssmoht, N. D. July o, 1913
Miss Lily Hill.
Nr. and Mira Demars are the happy
parents Of little girl, aocording tosthe
Pink Paper.
Nurse Fenton Of Winnipeg has taken
charge Of the Drayton hospital sduring
the absence Of Nurse Vessel.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ. Craig Of Brandon
announces the arrival Of : boy at their
homo at Brandon, Man. on the uinst.
The Methodist Sunday School picnic
at Auburn last week was we'll attended
and many were there from neighboring
towns.
The male quartette Of the LuthsFan
church Of ST. Thomas sang at socialat
Grafton last week. making the trip via
auto.
w. B. Clements. the Hamilton ma
chinist. broke a rib last week while
walking into his house. He made mis-.
step and fell backward.
. The Pink Paper says the game Of base
ball between the home team and Pembi.
na was the most interesting played on
the Bsthgate diamond this year.
The Great Northern gave two car
loads of cinders to the fair COMMITTEES at
Hamilton to be used on the fair grounds.
1t was much needed in wet weather and
every attendant Of the fair will bless the
Great Northern-if it rains.
e. Bussee, who has the contract to
construct the electric light plant at st.
Thomas, received the first car load of the
material for the building last week. The
plant will be rushed to completion as
soon rs possible.
B. H. Nelson of st. Thomas has in
vented q motor truck and shock loader
which promises to revolutionize thresh.
ing operations where threshing is done
on lrage scale, according to the Times,
and has recently been granted patent.
The Misses Stella and Kathleen o. Con-
nor of st Thomas left last week for an
extended visit to the Yellowstone Nation
al Park. joining party Of friends. Miss
Stella will 90 to Lake Matagoshee to
spend the month Of August on her re-
turn.
The citizens Of Cavalier held public
meeting to discuss the fire problem
among other things last week, The old
IRE engine is leaking and out of repairs
and haste either be overhauled or new
one take Its place. Some favor water
mains and steam pressure.
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The Crystal base ball team boasts of
not having been defeated this year.
Last week they played a game with st.
Thomas, which resulted in tie at the
end Of the seventh inning and the game
was called off on account Of darkness.
The assistant master mechanic of the
g. N. was in Hamilton last week to look
over the situation whether concrete walk
was needed on the right.of-way to con-
meet with the town improvements or not.
II the q. N. looks at such improvements
as the N. p. did here, and the people of
Hamilton accepts the conclusions Of the
management, there will be no concrete
walk built. But Pembina has the walk
on the right-of-way and the N. P. paid
for it juet the same.
From the Daily Tribune Los Angeles.
Gal. we copy the following:
"Mrs. Alice CLARK Wallace, wife of
Lieutenant Gov. A. j, Wallace, passed
away yesterday afternoon ct the family
home at FL Nido, La Crescenta. She
had been in failing health from paralysis
about two years.
Mrs. Wallace was born forty-eight
years agoin Worcester, M ass. whore she
was married twenty-five years ago to
Lieut.. Gov. Wallace. The couple came
to California shortly safterward, making
their home in Los Angeles or vicinity
since that time. I,
A woman Of exceptionally charming
personality, Mrs. Wallace was very pop
ular in church and society circles Of
southern California. She was member
Of the West Adams Methodist church
and was especially active in missionary
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Mr.. Wallace was one q the pioneers Of
Drayton, and his numerous friends. in
this part Of the state, will deeply sympa-
thize with him il hfs bereavement.