The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1918-04-12
County News

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Mrs. George Roadhouse of Cavalier is
reported very il! with diabetes.
MI. and Mrs. Karl Mitz returned to
Drayton after the winters sojourn in
Shillings, Minnesota.
T. Tisdale and family of Nowesta
have moved to Drayton and are occupy.
ing the Wesley Van Camp residence.
George Lind of Cavalier arrived home
last week from winters sojourn in Cal.
ifornia. Mr.. Lind is looking and feeling
fine and is glad to be back.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKibbln and
daughter, Miss Susie, of St. Thomas, re-
turned TO their home last Saturday after
spending the winter at Long, Beach
California.
A fine new garage has been added to
the Methodist parsonage property IN
Drayton. Rev. w. E. Water has new
Ford car and is we'll equipped for his
country work.
Robert Mcbride will leave Cavalier in
the near future to make his home in
Grand Forks. He has resigned his posi-
tion as president of the Merchants and
Farmers Bank, and has offered his resi-.
dence for sale.
1t is reported that Percy Vessels of
Walhalla has purchased the farm home
steade9 and owned for nearly forty years
by Mrs. John Hyde at Hyde Park. 1t
is one of the historic farms of Pembina
county. consequently of North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rock and son Har
old, of Hamilton, went to Drayton Sun.
day where the latter underwent an oper-
alton for rupture. He Is thought to
have sustained the injury while working
in his fathers elevator.
w. ]. Lean. was just returning to
Drayton from Saskatoon, where he was
called by the death of his father, when
word was received stating that his aunt
had passed away from shock. He re-
turned to Saskatoon from Winnipeg.
Mrs. Fred Ganssle of st. Thomas went
to Winnipeg on Monday IN response to
4 word that her daughter, Miss Anna, who
has been IN the hospital there recover
| ing from a serious operation for ear
trouble, was obliged to have her tonsils
removed.
! VIM. Young Jr., who has spent the
winter at International Falls, has re-
turned to Hamilton and will take charge
of the Swaney dray line which he has
bought out. Mr.. Swaney has not deci-
ded upon his future occupation save
that for time he will assist F. A. Argue
in the hardware store.
Mrs. Cyril Fredrick of Drayton was
assisting her husband to unload some
straw on Saturday when she slipped and
fell from the loft of the barn. She was
taken to the local hospital and it will be
some time before she will fully recover
from the shock as she is an elderly lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Campbell and
daughter. Esther, arrived at their home
in Cavalier last Tuesday after spending
the, winter in California. Hector Camp
bell and family of Emerson, who went
with them, also returned at this time.
They report a delightful trip but glad to
be back again.
A quiet wedding was solemnized in
Cavalier on Monday, April 1st, when
Miss Katherine Robbins was united in
matrimony to Emanuel E. Schlutcher,
Rev. Nh. Hall of the Presbyterian church
performing the ceremony. After short
honeymoon trip the young couple will be
at home TO their friends in Cavalier,
where the groom is assistant cashier of
the First National Bank.
Miss Eta Rowe, whose parents live in
Hamilton, and who Is teaching in Ber-
thold, was married to L. L. Berce of that
place. The ceremony took place at Mi
not. April 4th. A short wedding trip
was taken to the Twin Cities and to the
home of the groom's parents in Wiscon-
sin. Mr.. Berce intends to enlist in the
navy while away.
A land deal of considerable import.
,ance was concluded this week through
the Warner agency Of Hamilton. P. H.
Paulson Of Waterloo, Iowa, and his
brother, 9 H. Pau son OF. City Falls,
Iowa, have become the owners of five
quarters in Hamilton and Carlisle town
ships, in exchange for improved property
in Chicago. G. II. Paulson will have
active management Of the property 40
regards farming operations, his brother
being . lawyer bysprofsssion. Mr.. Paul
fsel, viii spend the summer in Hamilton,
With headquarters u Hotel Hanilton.
ii The farm residence q !. ]. o'Conaorl |