The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-03-05

County News
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The Neche Yeoman lodge has been re.
organized.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs James
Gillis, on February 17th.
The Harry st. Clair stock company
play at Bathgate this week.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Bell Of Cavalier on the 23rd ult.
The NJ. E. Church Congregation Of
Hamilton IS holding revival meetings
this week.
A. D. Porter, of Waubay, Saskatche-
wan, is the new cashier of the First Ma.
tional Bank, of Cavalier.
The Social given by the Drayton fire
department last week netted them
about one hundred dollars.
z. "A. Appleton OF Crystal has gone to
Lewlslown and Great Falls. Montana to
look up business location.
The st. Thomas Brass Band gave a
concert in the opera house Monday even
ing which was we'll attended.
Albert Eid, of Walhalla died at the
Deaconess hospital at Grand Forks last
week and the remains were taken to
Montivedio, Mlnn, for interment.
Carl Wright of Bathgate who was IN.
jured while playing basket bail with the
St. Thomas team last week has gone to
Grand Forks to consult specialist.
ii. Foster, our ex sheriff says be will
engage extensively in the real estate
business the coming year, and he pre-.
diets considerable activity in that line.
w. A. Bourgeois of the Wexford dis
trict spent several days in Winnipeg last
week. accompanying his sister Mrs. Del
isle on her way to her home at Deisle,
Saskatchewan
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Fairchild, of Crary, North Dakota
on the 18th ult. and grandpa Fairchild
of the Chronicle makes the announce
ment.
Mrs. Thomas Armstrong of Glasston,
VINO has been visiting her mother at Rem
vile, Minnesota for some weeks informed
her husband that sou was born to them
on the 9Th of Fahruarv
a number of young folks of Hamilton
spent pleasant evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs T. r. Chambers celebrat-
ing the birthday of their son Harold.
The boy received many useful presents
and the visiting friend spent a very
pleasant evening.
Miss Amelia Everett who owned the
Ludger Berard farm in the Wexford
neighborhood died at her home in Hills.
boro, Oregon on February 10Th. Miss
Everett will be remembered by many Of
the older residents of the Pembina
river neighborhood.
H. N. Joy, whose name is identified
with the early history of Pembina and
Hamilton writes the Independent from
South Porcupine, Ontario, mining dis.
trict in that province, that his family is
we'll and they enjoy happiness. Mrs Joy
is spending most of her time in Toronto.
Mr.. Joy is in the gold mining district.
Miss Irene Wallace, of Hamilton, who
went with her mother to Florada some
weeks ago on account of her health died
from pulmonary trouble. She was a
bright lady of refinement and her un-
timely death is mourned by numerous
friends. Mr.. Il. R. Chambers contri.
butes fine eulogy to Miss Wallace in
last weeks Independent.
There was quite a wolf hunt on Sat.
urday. Raymond Wright and William
Crowder with their greyhounds led the
chase and many others participated.
They started several wolves and sue.
ceeded in killing one near the John See
place. The others got into the timber
and escaped. 1t was quite an exciting
chase however and will be continued
later date.-Pink Paper.
Stop That Coufh-Now.
When YOU catch cold. or bepin TO