The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-24
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:County News
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T Alexis Tetrault and Miss Belle Luc.
her of Walhalla were married there ON
Sept, 5th.
/ MIR. Isaac Stomehouse Of Walhalla
suffered a strcoke Of paralysis but is
getting better.
Miss Bella Mbler Of Cavalier has gone
TO Minneapolis to enter st. Barnabas
hospital as nurse.
I. H. G. Green of Cavalier has sold his
household goods at auction and is raov-
ing to San Diego. Cal.
G. K,bler of Cavalier is at Cleveland
Ohio as delegate to the general board
of the Evangelical church.
Mrs. Chas. Atkinson is receiving visit
from her sister, Mrs. E. N. Bringe, of
Bancroft, Neb.-Cavalier Chronicle.
William Currie. former pioneer res
ident Of Tyner, now living at Cashmere,
Wash, is revisiting friends in this
county.
VIM. Beaton while adjusting the belt
+ on the separator at Hamilton, got his
coat entangled and broke his wrist while
extricating himself
Thos. Moore of Britton, Ont. is visit
ing with R. j. Moore at Drayton. Mr..
Moore was one Of the early settlers Of
Drayton coming there in 81.
i Marshal Fennell and Justice Thacker
OF Hamilton gave number of trausients
that have been hanging about town the
choice of leaving or being tried as b,ot-
leggers.
Miss Amelia Shay returned home on
Friday from Oregon. While away she
visited with the Pennebakers and Prair-
les and found them enjoying health and
.prosperity-Necbe Chronotype.
4 Mrs Pede was hauled into justice court
cpa day laat. week saad fined seven dol,
lars anda costs BY Judge O'Hara. The
Pede COW had been trespassing on Mrs.
Cheney's property and when the animal
was being taken to the pound Mrs. Pede
interfered. Constable NORM, Chief
Dobson and Officer McNamara effected
the arrest Of the defendent and after
sufficient evidence for the state had
been adduced the fine was assessed.
Stephen Austin, colored. made some
unconventional remark on the G. N.
train coming from Gretna on Thursday
last and wheh reprimanded for the same
by Conductor Reed pulled a knife on |
the train official. A complaint was laid |
and the son Of Ham was taken into Gus.
tody by Chief of Police Dobson. A
hearing was held before Judge O'Hara |
on Friday. States Attorney McMurchie,
appearing for the state. The prisoner
was bound over for trial it district court
and taken to Cavalier by Chief Dobson
on Friday-Neche Chronatype.
According to later reports received
the average yield Of grain in this section
will be little above that which was re-
ported in the Times last week-the ave-
rage now being estimated at q bushels
per acre, of wheat after dockage IS de.
ducted-and it is expected that other
grains will average better than the
amounts as stated last week. Some of
the yields reported are: James Whelan
= from 1873 acres Of wheat, received
an average Of q bushels to the acre.
VIM. Livingood got an average Of q
bushels to the acre of wheat off from ITO
acres. Jos. Clifton had 100 acre field
Of marcus wheat that averaged 80 bu. to
the acre and field OF l2O acres of velvet
chaff went little over % bushels to the
acre. As yet very little fax has been
enough to gain an idea ,as
to the average yeild. A 40 acre field
the shed on the H. L. Vanderlip farm
west Of the city averaged 20 bushels to
the acre-St. Thomaa Times.