The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-07-14
News From
Pembina Co.

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er system for the town.
Rev. Albert Muckett of Walhalla
met his wife and family at Grand
Forks last week upon their arrival
from England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Often OF
Grand Forks visited relatives at Ca
Waller last week.
Attorney J. E. Garvey and wife of
Cavalier have gone to Glacier Ma
tional Park for two weeks outing,
I, via automobile.
!, Carl Soil of Mountain and Mildred
Shogstad of Milton were married
last week. They will reside on the
groom's farm near Mountain. j,
The Neche Chronotype says that
Geo. H. Morris bought a threshinx
outfit from H. P. Bonnaife last week
and expects to do his own threshing.
Miss Bette Bechtel of Crystal
underwent an operation at the Dray-
ton hospital on July 4th and is get
ting along we'll according to the
Call.
The Auburn, Glasston and St,
Thomas lodges, A. o. U. w. will hold
mammoth picnic at st. Thomas to-
day, Friday. Agoo program has
been arranged.
Alb Bechtel of Cavalier is back
from the Peace River country where
he proved up on quarter section
land. He is we'll pleased with the
northern country and thinks it has
great possibilities.
! County Treasurer j. R. Gibson is
in the Twin Cities spending his va.
cation, where he met his daughter
Mrs. Irene Vandergriff. The two
will spend some time visiting in nor.
thern Wisconsin.
= Mr.. and Mrs. James McEwen o.
Cavalier are back from Rochester
where the liter went for the remava
of goiter. The operation was not
performed but Mrs. McEwen is re.
ceiving treatment from the Mayos
A delegation from Hamilton visit
ed Crystal last week to look over tn,
changes the school board made il
their school building and concluded t,
copy them for the Hamilton school
The principal changes to be made
are the heating, ventilating and toi
let system.
"A letter received from Walter Wei
ford, dated July 3rd, says that HI
found upon his arrival at Toledo
Ohio, that his wife was much improv
ed, which will be good news to tn,
Welfords many friends in Pembin:
county. He was called there sud.
denly the latter part of last week.
Cavalier Chronicle.
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Segt. Jack LAWN of St. Thomas i.
back from the Hawaiian Island.
where he has been in the employ o1
the regular army for eighteen mon
tbs. He was in the service for three
years and he told the Times editor
that he had not seen any place dur
ing his travel that wouldco mpare
with Pembina county.
| Roy J. Vosper of Porterfeld, form
erly of Neche was marrier to Miss
Ruth Trenbreath, at the home of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tren
breath, Sr. of Neche township, or
the 28th ult. The contracting parties
are among the most popular young
people of Neche and their, names
linked with the early settlement OF
the county.
The Walhalla chautauqua is over
and although the management put OF
a fine program the attendance wa.
not up to that of last year we are
told. At this time of the year there
are so many attractions all over the
country that it is hard to concentrate
crowd in one place to warrant the
expense they went to. But Walhal-
la has good boosters and they are
entitled to credit for doing what