The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-10-25
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Elmer Tisdale Of Drayton left for
|VancOuvei where he will enter military
training.
A crew Of men are at work building
"a extension on the Drayton hospital.
Oliver Newell has the contract.
Matthew Berg Of st. Thomas received
WORD that his brother, Knute, had died
|sts Camp Grant from Spanish influenza.
81 John Burke Of Cavalier, who has been
Iin poor health for some weeks past,
went to Rochester for examination and
treatment. leaving last week.
f Mrs. Met Quarrie of Walhalla was call
cd to Minneapolis by message stating
that her son Archie was down with the
"hu" and had been removed to Fl.
Smelling.
Mrs. O. q. Olson Of Drayton left for
Devils Lake in response to . message
that her sister, Miss Mable Holland, was
seriously i'll with influenza.
Scott Mcbride Of Cavalier writes
homo that he is just out of the base
hospital, where he has been since Sop
tember oath, with influenza. He is in
camp at Syracuse, N. Y.
Rev. and Mrs. Maddox of Walhalla
received word that their son. Walter,
WAS quite i'll in Grand Forks. He was
on his way from Fargo with his wife, to
bid his palerts goodbye before entering
the service, and was taken ill at the
Dacotah: When Rev. Maddox arrived,
his son was on the improved list.
I Joseph NORM of Los Angeles, CAL,
who has been spending the summer in
North Dakota, leaves shortly for his
southern home. His daughter and a
brother from Ontario will accompany
him. Mr.. MORN thinks there is no place
like Southern California for old people
to spend their lives.
Karl Vollrath, one of the pioneers of
the Neche district, passed away in that
city on October 18th. The deceased
had been sufferer from asthma for
many years. He was born IN Germany
aud came to America IN 1880 and settled
on land east of Neche. The funeral was
held on Saturday from the residence,
Rev. Heidman officiating.
Herbert John RAIN, son of Mrs.
Christ Well of Cavalier, a young man
universally known and beloved in the
commmunity, passed away at Grand
Forks, Oct. 18th after weeks illness of
influenza, which developed into pneu-
monia. He enlisted in Co. G OF Grafton
and went to an eastern training camp
but was discharged from service on
account of failing health early in the
spring. Since that time he has been
working for the Great Northern rail-
road, with his home in Grand Forks.
John w. Kendrick, who for year
past was employed by John Fuller,
northeast of Cavalier, died at Camp
Custer on Saturday last, after few
days illness of influenza. Mr.. Fuller re-
celved word that the body would be
fshipped to Cavalier for burial. accom-
panied by Pvt. Raymond O. Warcup.
The deceased was born in England,
coming to this country about four years
ago. His mother and two sisters live in
England.
August Short is home from Macarthur
where he has been the most of the time
the past six weeks looking after his
farm and threshing interests. His wheat
crop did pretty we'll for him making an
average Of 20 bushels to the acre. Many
do not know that Mr.. Short has been
doing something in the stock raising
business on his Macarthur farm. He
Just Slapped from the farm two carloads
|ot fine cattle to the St. Paul market.
Mr.. Shorts brother law, ). II. Emer-
son, Of Toilette, accompanied him on.
the trip to look after the two loads Of
stock. Cavalier Chronicle.
Your yote for states attorney Of Penn
bina county will be appreciated.
Respectfully,
~ Al W,n M MoMTIE2NtJTE 4