The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08

0Iu0r,
DEPUTY Inspector O'Gratly has rented
r. Z. Slaw's residence OH Cavileer street
and moved his family there last Tues
lay.
REv. Father Turc0tte WILDE In Penbi.
ma Sunday evening and will ring vespers
Mt Z o'clock in the evening. lie will re.
main until August 18th to teach cate
chism. and will administer first colnmu.
Mon to the children, on Assumption day.
Friday. August 18th.
LATER.-A letter from Father Turcotte,
RS We are ready to so to press, states that
he will not be able to be here OH Sunday
next, but will lie here OH the 18TH.
A FARMER, supposed to he from Graf.
ton, N. D., called at police headquarters
a few days ago aud reported that lie had
been robbed of q. 800. and gold watch
worth $3.50. He was still under the IN.
fluence of liquor and it was apparent
that lie had been drinking the night be-
fore. He said he had wheat checks in
his pocket aggregating about 5000 and
a draft for rs much more. These were
not molested. The police took the mat
ter up but could not find any trace Of the
missing money.-Minneapolis Tribune.
PERsoNALs:-A letter from VIC. Ash.
ley. formerly of Carlisle, states he has
left Tacoma and gone to Waterville,
Douglas county, Wasll......D. Mcdonald,
in charge Of depot and water tank con.
OH the N. p. was in town Fri
day. He has spent most of the summer
around West Superior and says person
can meet people from the northwest
down there on every street corner........
j. u. Robertson, and wife, of Batllgate,
spent Sunday in town...... +. A. Rodger,
of Glasgow. Montana, spent Sunday at
the Observation-Disclosures Brinker.
hoff, of Necte, was down on customs
business Monday......Thad +. Creswell,
son Of Rev. Creswell, formerly of the
Presbyterian church here, was in the
city this week renewing old acqualntanc:
es. Mr.. Creswell, Jr. is engaged in Sun
day school work and las spent the sum.
mer in organizing schools in the rural dis
tricts Of Marshall and kittson counties,
Minn....Our old friend J. e. Veazey, Of
Winnipeg Junction, came down Friday
accompanied by Samuel Dane. of Min.
ncapolis, who will be car repairer at this
pace. Mr.. Veazey likes the junction
well enough, but thinks Pembina was
fully as good place for a home.....W. T..
Andrews, representing Wright, Barrett
& Stilwell, stationcrs of st. Paul. was a
caller Monday. A new assortment Of
stationery is expected ut this office in Il
day or two.........Kops Bros, of Grand
Forks, spent Sunday in town.... George
Kemp, of Hamilton, passed through,
from Winnipeg Saturday, accompanied
by Mrs. Kemp WHO has been at the hos
pital for the past five weeks. We are
pleased to report her improved in healtl,
......" Kibbee the Jeweler," Of Drayton,
was in the city Monday in the interest of
Musgrovc, llausseman and Hamilton,
druggists, asking for a permit to handle
liquor for medical purposes under the
prohibition law. and was granted.........
Paul johnson came in from Carlisle Sun
day, purpose I" find out if it WAS true tile
republicans had such strong ticket in
the lield.......J. II. Anderson left Tues.
day for Grand Forks to take in the
democratic state conventiOn... Lieut..
Cornish came In Tuesday to spend few
days with old companions at the fort.
lie is on his way from Memphis. Tenn.
where he las been in the recruiting SER
vice, to Fort Buiord. where lie again ell.
trrs upon regular duties .....L. l.. Bnker
accompanied by Misses Blanche Buoker
and Grace wilkins visited Grand Forks
the first OF the week......l.ev. Father Y.
Il. Martin, Of Minneapolis, came in Tues
day OH business connected with the
Catholic church here......E. X. Cavileer
returned from short trip to st. Paul,
Tuesday. accompanied by Miss C.vilccr
who remained in Grand Forks..... Misses
Lavinia and Flora Rene, are visiting ut
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Corl,eils this week
...".P. II. Swanson, of st. Thomas, and
John 0. Ensrud, of Glasston, were in
town Saturday ON land business and
made us Il pleasant call...,.Dr. Muir, of
Hamilton, was in the city yesterday on
professional business. and Mrs.
III. ID. Borden and Miss Nelson, Mrs.
Borden's sister, all of st. Thomas, arriv.
ell Oh yesterdays trnin."...C. Is. Julius,
of Winnipeg, spent few days visiting
friends in the city this week.
Not Lynched.
In response to an enquiry FROM here,
Herbert Strain, formerly connected with
Shaw u C!arlton's, of this place, now in
the mercantile business in Great Falls,
Montana, writes, under date Of August