The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-04-14
. County News. 8.

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er plant, and comes from James
town. 4 q 81 ..' &. = 80,
The venerable Peter McEwen 81 y 81
Cavalier is confined to his bed WITH
an attack Of pneumonia. ,sf.s sS
M Mrs. McCrea Of Emerson Il ~
ceiving treatment at the Draytor
hospital. ..3.!s, :..'''',. 's'',ss
Hosina Einarson Of .Gardar disd1
March 9th at q Grand Forks hoss
pital where she was receiving treat:
ment for tuberculosis. She had beSspl,
teaching school at Gardar up to- thi
time Of going to Grand Forks f6i
treatment, about month ago. Ssss
The seven year old SON Of III
and Mrs. Mike Maloney, of. Cavalier
died at the, Grafton hospital slas1
Monday, after two days illness. MI
funeral was conducted from tfie
home, Father Ward officiating.
Father Bujalski OF Drayton ,in. II.
derwent an operation at the local
hospital and speaks very highly 81
the professional ability Of Dr.. Wal.
dren, who performed the operation
end praises the management of the
hospital organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. O. Disbrow 81
Cavalier have left that city and will
make their future home in Grand
Forks. Their daughter, Vera, A il
teaching in the schools Of that city,
while their son, Roy. is attending
the University. Mr.. Disbrow came
to Cavalier in 1890 and for many
years has been> engaped in the
treatment Of cancer, with which he
has met with remarkable success, Il
is said. He will continue this work
in Grand Forks. &5s9
Mrs. Julia Sutherland of Drayton
was brought before the Pembina
county insanity board last week and
committed to the institution at
jamestown. ,4
A i deal was completed whereby
Fred 0ttem of st. Thomas became
the owner and manager Of the SUIT
terlin dray line in that city. 4.
Mrs. John O'Connor is visiting
her daughters, Marion and Isabel,
at Menomonee, Wis. ,s
Mesdames Manning and Chapple
of Bathgate gave a talk on the me
thods of identifying the home and
care of flowers at a meeting in st.
Thomas.
Mrs. Eliza Jane McFadden died
on March 27th, at the home Of her
sister, Fannie McFadden, of Neche.
The deceased was one of the early
pioneers, coming here from Ontario
in 1880. She was rs years old
Eliza Jane was the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McFadden
and leaves seven brothers and two
sisters to mourn her departure,
John Of Concordia, Kansas; Robert
Of Kalispeh, Montana; Thomas of
Grace, Idaho; David of Emerson.
Manitoba; Richard of Tyner; Sandy
of Glenella, Manitoba; Andrew Of
Neche; Mrs. Alice Murphy of Grand
Forks; Miss Fannie McFadden Of
Neche. lSg
Mr.. Alexander Duncan died on
March 9th at his home east of Le-
roy, at the age Of 65 years. He
came out from Scotland in his youth
and came to North Dakota in 1880.
He was sent to the Legislature in
1896. In the fall Of 1909, while mo-
wing a gasoline engine, he sustained
injuries from which he suffered un-
til death released him. s ~.
The little daughter of Mrs. Geo.
Woods Of Walhalla had an opera
tion performed on her eyes at Ro-
chester, and is assured that her
sight will be much improved in tilne.
Joe Campbell and his sister, Miss
Belle Camphe1l. have returned tn
Walhalla after having been located
in Harlowtown, Montana for some
They like the country but
found the climate too severe. II
] The daughter of Mrs. joseph Fra
ser died at her home in Fremont
township on April 3rd of pneumonia
aged 10 years. The funeral was
conducted from the Presbyterian
church in Walhalla. The mother is
q widow, with five sons and Ave
daughters left to mourn.