The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-06


tdents Of the city, We tlnd lovely lispo.
sition, a grace and aen,leness Of cl,arac-
ter rarely excslled in woman. She is q
true friend TO all in need, aud her kindly
nature las been evidenced by many kind.
" ways. Her daughter, Miss Lulu, is q
young lady Of rare refinement and social
cultnre;' her bright, black eyes are filed
and fairly beam with "the fire of gen.
ius." which so embcllisl,es and finishes
her brilliant intellect.
In Mrs. MeSquier, wife Of our district
attorney aud her sister, Mrs. Sl,erwin.
We And marked grace aud purity Of char.
scter. Their presence is alike enjoyable
and refining, and their sweetness of dis.
position and devotion 10 friends are
most admirable.
Mrs. W. J. knessl,aw. a kind and do.
voted mother, rules over ono of the
moat charming little families in the city,
and her home is as bright AMI attract ye
A. is her disposition full Of sunshine and
refinement.
Mrs. scribner. a lady who is blessed
will. numerous family cares, displays at
all times an evenness and kindiiness of
nature rarely seen in one 30 heavily tax.
oil with domestic duties.
Mrs. McInnis, daughter of our re-
spected sheriff, has bright eye, a whole
soul full Of goodness. and her grace and
dignity of bearing are something to be
admired by all.
Mrs. E. NJ. Nixon, a woman of com.
manding presence, is a most devoted
wife and mother. always prominent in
church and charitable circles, and she
casts refining influence over ali her 80.
cial acquaintances.
In Mrs. DR.. Sutton, a most exquisite
blonde, with charming figure and Gle.
giant carriage, We find thoroughly rcii,-
ell AMI accomplished lady. A fond dc.
votee to all that is elevatiny in music
and art, and most charming and inter-
estinG c0nversationalist.
Mrs. W. J. S. Trail, q tall, dark bru-
hstte lady Of the most warm and l,os:i.
table nature. showers sunshine and pleas.
ure over all that seek her society. She
Possesses all the truly warm and generous
impulses common TO the ladies of hcr
native state. Kentucky. Her daughter,
Miss Cora Gilbert. is blessed with a rich
olive complexion, a most exquisite
blonde. with charming figure AMI rein.
ed carriage. She is truly refined, and a
desirable addition to all our social circles
Miss Annie Mckenzie, tall bIusl,inr
blonde, with clear complexion, posess.
es rare and finished education. Her
manners denote marked refinement and
grace Of character.
Mrs. Judson LaAioure, a tall lady of
bright. rich blonde complexion and
splendid presence, is a very klu,l and
devoted mother, and she ever displays
her good and noble nature.
Mrs. Geo. Ryan. bright eyed little
woman with vivacious ways and man.
ners, is the soul Of the Methodist church
and her works Of goodness a,nl cl,urity
gre laqded by all:
Mrs. Rubort Strong. q la.ly Of ele.a,t
carriage. aud with complexion Of rish
color and luxuriance. is q great fayorite
ut all our social gatherings. Her execu-
tive ability in connection with all mat
tiers Of interest and entertainment il ro-
cogDized and conceded by all.
Miss Mcdonald is one of the mos,
brilliantly gifted la,lics of our little CITY.
Her power Of memory is most rctcnt,yc;
her abundant knowledge of literature
ami history give supple o:i,lpn:e Of the
power of her Intellect.
Mrs. Mussclman is the presiding rcn.
ius Of n pleasant home. Her many yrac.
es Of mind and heart are truly apprcciat-
ed by her many friends. and the sunny
brightness Of l,er mind and character
sheds light and sunshine OH all around
her.-Dakots Edition l'loneer Il rsss.