The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-25

BR1EFs:-R. ID. Hoskins, J.1D. Tren-
llolme were visitors at the county seat
Thursday. Mr.. Trenholme has just re-
turned from trip in Canada, and all
traces Of the 'late unplesantness" have
passed away from his pl,iz......Jonas
Hall, Of Gardar. was interviewing Clerk
of Court Borden on the suject of final
proofs Tuesday........Mr. r. v. Aylen
took advantage of the pleasant weather
by sleigh ride to Bathgate ON Wednes.
day ........S. r. Smith, late ofst. Thomas,
but now of Long Island, N. Y. is visit
ing at Drayton.".....L. o. johnson is at
present stopping at Orting, Washington
Ter.........N. NJ. Young an old time resi-.
dent of Pembina, and now of Casselton,
OAK, is visiting in Ontario.........P. Rails
ton, of Park township, was in the city on
Tuesday........Panl johnson, of Carlisle,
was around town Saturday.........J. D.
Wallace, of Drayton, was caller on
Tuesday."...".W. ]. Kneeshaw went to
Grafton to attend court OH Thursday, to
remain until Saturday........F. L. Rich
mond, of the n. p. was around lining
the boys pocket books on Thursday......
DR.. Dampier has been busy at the Win.
chester this week........F. Green, super
intendent of this division of the N.
made Pembina IL visit OH Thursday. Mr..
Green WAS formerly superintendent on
the main line, with head quarters at
Mandan, and enjoys. what is probably
a unique distinction, of having been
elected to the Dakota legislature in ~
while serving as railroad superintendent
..".....Wn,. Hunt, ST., of toilette, left OH
Thursday for Spokane Falls, Washing
Ter, where he expects hereafter to re-
side with his son, John Hunt, who is
doing a successful business there. Mr..
Hunt is one OF our old residents
and leaves a large number of relatives
and friends behind who will regret Ills
demrture.....""rreasure Geo. Winters,
OF Langlan. made one of his "hop. step
and jump" visits this week........Capt. j.
A. Vanstrum. late sheriff of Kittson
county, leaves Hallock to-day for Min
nespolis. Capt. Vanstrum leaves an ex-
cellent record behind him and his
friends wish him good luck in
his future ventures. He has many
friends OIL this side of the river with
whom he was exchanging hearty fare
vel! OH Thursday....P. &. Calvin, who
has been OH duty at the station for some
tilpe past. has left to take similar situa-
ton ut Unconstitutional. A. Collins, the
popular conductor OIL the n. p, resumed
his run OH Friday last after a pleasant
visit with friends and relatives in Hor-
nellsville. N. y. He has that gold head
ed cane presented to him by his fire
company III his old home and it is u beau
ty."...L. L. Booker returned from his
Illinois trip last Saturday Oliver Gau-
Diet, nephew Of G. Gauiet, left for Mont
real, Canada OH Observation-Disclosures
d. X. Cavleer and his sister, Miss Lulu,
went to Winnipeg OH Wedncsday.........
Cyrus ID. Strong returned on Thursday
from long AMI pleasant visit with his
relatives in st. Paul. Attorney II. b..
Doughty is over from Lang.lon and says
Lang'lon is all rigl,t.........Grand Forks
Plaindealcr:-W. +. Kelsey, of N. P.
fame went sonth yesterday to st. Louis.
The boys gently whisper Benedict"
DIED.
SImoSs-At his residence five miles
southwest Of Bathgate, on Friday the
18th day ofJanuary, 1889. John Siinons,
OF heart disease. at the age of IS years.
CAMERoS-On Saturday January 10Th,
1859 Mary Gladis, youngest daughter of
Peter and katherine Cameron, of Ty-
ner, aged, two years and six months.
The little one WAS sick only short
time, and her father was recalled from
legislative duties at Bismarck. only on
the Tuesday before her death. Mary
was loved by everyone and was pride
of her parents. The funeral took place
Monday at ten o'clock in the forenoon
from Mr.. Calneron's residence III Tyner
democrat
MARRIED..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Presby-
terrain manse, in Bathgate, OH the 2lst
day OF January, 1889. Mr.. Otto Volbrath,
of Wexford. to Miss Jane Macarthur, of
the same place, Rev. J. p. Sclcll ofliciat-
ing.