The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-02-05
County News
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A son was born to MIR. and Mrs
George Fox at Flora on b 24th ult
Joe. Garnett of St. Thomas is in s,
Paul combining business with pleasure
this week.
Miss Edna Thexton who is full fed
ge nurse at st. Thomas has gone to
Minneapolis nursing.
Mr.. Thomas Wexford and daughter
Ethel are spending a few weeks with
friend and relatives in Winnipeg.
The students of the school Of the blind
at Batbgate gave an entertainment in
honor of the birthday of President Chap.
pei. Lunch was served and general
good time had,
F. E., Kelley of st. Thomas left for
Reinfrew, Ontario the other day in res
ponse to a telegram that bis mother was
seriouly Ill. She is SO years old.
Miss Mae Sherlock, of Belle Plaine
MINI, and Floyd A. Mills Of New May.
Vile, Ind. both school teachers near Hen.
sci were married at the Catholic church
at Grafton the other day.
Ivan Rchardt Of Hamilton, who has
been working in Grafton for some time
was brought home on stretcher suffer
ing from inflammatory rheumatism.
A. w. Swanson of Neche who owns q
residence in Winnipeg had about 900
worth if tools stolen from his promises
in that place recently during his absence
r. G. jackson who has been stationed
at Grafton for some time as dairy OK
pert Of the Federal government has been
called to washington and the Grafton
Office isIdiscontlnued.
Miss Luella Bechtel oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Bechtel was mar.
ried to Thomas Malouey, of Morris, Mani
toba, at the parental home of the bride
in Cavalier. on the 9th ult.
Edidor Hager left his official cares at
the Record Office in Grafton Tuesday
evening for weeks visit with friends in
the Twin Cities. Mrs. Hager will be in
charge Of the Record during his absence
Miss Jennie Strachan of st. Thomas
was married to Harry L. Barnes on the
18th ult, by the Rev. G. j. keinhart OF
the Presbyterian church. They will re-
turn 10 St. Thomas in the spring where
they..will make their home.
The members of the st. Thomas band
gave their leader, DR.. Olson beautiful
cut glass dish as token of friendship
for services rendered the band as in.
structor, and the evening was spent at
games of cards and refreshments pre-.
pared by the members.
Mr.. and Mrs Editor Woods of Hamilton
have returned from Winnipeg with their
three year old daughter who has been
treated for nfantine paralysis with the
assurance that she will be we'll in the
course of time. All of which friends and
neighbors will be pleased to learn.
The residents of Bathgate are circu.
lating a petition to be forwarded TO the
Great Northern railroad company tray.
ing that they construct covered stock
shed for the accommodation of shippers
such as they have on the right.of-way in
other towns on that line.
A church social was held in the home
of Mr.. Abe Cox, Nowesta, on Friday
evening. In spite Of the cold weather,
goodly number gathered to enjoy a mu.
sical program and social chat. Refresh.
ments were served after the program.
A good time was reported. Proceeds to
be applied to Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker who left
Neche couple months ago writes from
Santa Clara. California that they are
comfortably located there and that Mr..
Baker has been under the doctors care
for the last two weeks on account OF an
attack OF pneumonia but that he is now
recovering. He winds up his letter say.