The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-28
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BRIErs:-Nr.. Capt. McKibbon and
her daughter, Miss Bessie, went to Hal
lock on Monday to visit Mr.. and Mis-.
Kelso..."Prof. Bishop. late principal of
the city school left on Monday for HUI
ron, s. D.....James Dick, of Winnipeg,
took a run up OH the N. = & NJ. to sec
Ills relatives here last Sunday james
MegQuier has finished his term of school
near Crystal and is at home again......
VIM. Mcneil, the bridge builder. came
in to see the township fathers last satur-
day......John A. Carpenter, of Bay Gen.
tire, was in the city on Saturday pro wing
up. He was assisted by Henry and
James Fitzsimmons. John A. is one of
the solid yeomanry......Alr. Thos. Bird,
Of Bathgate, was welcome caller at this
Office OH Saturtlay......Rev. Father Fill
lion, Of st. Jean Baptistc, Man., was in
town on Saturlav......Miss Lulah Cavi-
lcer returned from visit to Winnipeg
OH Monday......Albert Cavilcer, Neche,
spent Sunday in town with his parents
..... Mr.. Frank LindQuist, one of the
heavy farmers and business men of st.
Thomas, with Mrs. and two Misses Erick-
SONS of the same city, were visitors ut the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. An
derson during the first of the weck.........
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Abrams aud Miss
Nellie Vaughn returned from trip to
Arvilla, Grand Forks county. this week..
Mr.. Ed. Hilder, from near Hallson, this
county. was in the city ON land business
the first of the weck......Miss Annie Nc
Kenzie returned from st. Mary's school,
Faribault, MINI. lust wcek.....H. l..
Crandall, the genial cashier of the Dray-
ton bank, looked in OH Saturday. IL. L..
said Drayton crop was o n, and that he
was very happy, thanks......Jim Green.
wool and his Tom-Paush" took in the
races at Olga OH st. Jean Baptiste Day,
June 24th......L. E.. Booker expects to 20
to Bismarck for the 4tl to attend meet.
ing of the territorial committee. w. ].
Kneeshaw will probably 90 too......R. d.
IIoskins was over from Batl,gste We'd
ncsday. K. u. says lie may 20 to Bis
marck,.....Mrs. W. NJ. Cavilcer is visiting
friends in Detroit. Phillip White took
a trip to Cavalier county the first of the
week. lie does not speak very hopeful
of the crop as q wl,ole......Surveyor Nc.
Guin is in town putting in iron monu-
ments ut some of the principal street
corners of the city 100000. w. $. Lycen of
Grand Forks. WAS in the city Tuesday
and Wednes,lay...... Exhibitor Pierce of
the News and Times was in the city OH
Wednesday. Mr.. Pierce expects 10 go
to Mortified. Mimi, as soon as he gets
business matters Strengthened up. Mr..
tplam will retire tn private life. Both
gentlemen have our best wishes ..... Jos.
Ewing left for Morris, Manitoba Tuesday
looking up II railroad contract Ernest
Sicottc, Ed. McCrac. G. Gau,lct, Chas.
Peltier took in the st. Jean celebration
across the line this week.....Miss Helen
Nelson. who has been ut Cavalier under
the treatment of DR.. lIaldinlnd. for her
eyes, returned this week, much ;mprov-
cd.....Rev. MIR. Trcglawny left Wednes.
day for the district conference ut Mimic.
He hopes TO persuade Bishop Fitzgerald
to visit used. L. Woodley, who is now
sign artist in Grand Forks, was visiting
relatives here Wcdncs.lay......T. ]. Lem.
OIL returned yesterday from his extend
ell trip in the sunny south. lie visited
good number of the southern and west
ern states, including the famous Oklallo-
ma country. The latter he considers full
ly up to the glowing descriptions given
of it in the newspapers. Mr.. l.. has not
gained any thing in weight but is consid-
erably improved pi,ysicially."...Jud Lit
Moure returned from st. Paul yesterday,
by way Of Neche,.....II. ID. Borden got
home from his trip TO Indiana and Ohio,
Tuesday, having had a pleasant time.