The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-04-11

CINCINNATI Times. Star: Music hall
was packed with people for an hour 10
fore Liberatis 6nal concert began.
Every number Was cheered. and when
The great cornetist played "Annie Lau-
rie," the enthusiastic Thousands hung
upon every note and storined At him
when he had finished it, sweet and
strains. Then he played ''Old
Folks at Home.". and finally his "Past
and Future" that has been sucll . favor.
ito all through his Exposition engage.
ments.
OuR old friend Isaac F. Houston Of
BathRate has returned home from Chi.
cago and is now full fledged D. v. 8.
and hereafter expects to practice his pro-
fession in this county. The new title
"Dr" Houston while it will seem odd as
his old acquaintances speak it, seems to
have been well earned by his application
and. ability while taking his college
course. In late issue of the Prairie
Farmer We find a long account of the
commensurate exercises of the Chicago
college, in which it Is stated that DR. 1.
F. Houston graduated with the highest
honors in his class composed offifty three
members, and that he was also elected
President of his class.
DR.. Houston speaks highly Of the adj
vantages enjoyed by students at this
school, both in the way Of teachers and
practical means Of acquiring knowledge.
In acounty where there is 20 much
valuable stock a. this, the services of a
man 20 we'll trained in science are espec.
tally valuable and We have no hesitation
in predicting for Dr.. Houston a large and
successful practice.
al rorptr at Natclez, Miss, and caslleu
worthless check OIL Koontz e. Britton
III $Doo. He then continued his way. VIII
ne arrived at New Orleans he conclud
Ihat Canada would be safer place for HI
1'hah Central America, and lie according
RETRAcED HIS coURsS
and went to Toronto. where he Nok a Cur
III dian Pacific train for VancouvcA arriyi
\ there near the end of January. aHe we
over to Victoria as soon as he Arrived. b
returned and put up at the Hotel Vance
yer, where lie registered as X. f. Herb,
ana wife. Detective Wappensteislay;I;,;
| | hpkertQn fnr"a Gciio"~.a ",
We have let some get away" beg pardon
ifso. Glad to see that Robert Tweedli,
is looking like his old time self again
and he has hundreds of friends who vii
be glad to know that lie has recovered
his health again......Jolly little Marti,
Sratt of Park, he got lot, though il
don't show ON the list......Messrs.:: Gar
nett, McBain, and several more of tb,
st. Thomas fellows didn't run their land
up very high. but got what they wanted
aud went home quite happy......Geores
Taylor. the only blemish on whose cl,ur'
acter is his democratic tendencies, wal
over with Messrs Robinson and Black
lock. looking up the prospects of gettin,
a bridge appropriation for the Tongue
river. near Bathgate....R. w. Gibbs
and j. +. Tliacker Of Hamilton, were al.
80 salers of the sale, the latter being also
a salee....""M. Sarvcr and II. N. Joy
looked OIL at the sale......Our old friend
j. W. Hughes, the roller miller Of Cava
lier, shook hands with many Of his old
toilette and Pembina neighlors whom
he met ut the sale this week. Senator
LaMoure left last Friday for Washington
DC. Mr.. LaMoure will visit his old
home in Canada before returning. ,......
q. W. Benjamin Of Wall,alla, was bid.
der at the sale."..Jas. Hyde and John
z. johnson with u big C) of Hyde Park,
got what they wanted ut the sale. T.
Frazer. II. Falconer and Allen Hoople
told the auditor to send their leases to
lioople p. o. and went home singing
"lioople her up, liza, we have all got a
farm" ......A. b. Latham, who has made
himself 10 popular salesman at Shaw 4
Cl@rlton's, went to Bottineau county OIL
Monday to resume farming there.
Airs. Haight left for Seattle, Wash. Mon.
day. where she will reside with her son,
Charles......L. Geroux went to West Su.
perior on Monday.........Aliss Parmelis
Pariseau, Of toilette, is in the city visit.
ing her brother..... Lieut. Routliez enter.
ed upon his duties rs military instructor
at the Grand Forks University last week
Mrs. Geroux ,uld her daughter, Miss
Lea, went to Neclle, yesterday. A
grand ball tonight at Gretna will be
gr accd by the presence Of Miss Lea.
That WAS kind hearted set Of Nccie
fellows that were present at the leasing
of the school lands. The prime object Of
two or three in coming was tosave quar-.
ter section from rival bidder. to a wild.
ow woman who had some improvements
OIL it. Having done this with little ex-
pense and some trouble, they still ex.
tended their big hearts to help out Ne.
che boy, who in trying to save a piece of
land for his father, had paid much moro
than he was able and the highest price
paid for quarter section during the sale.
While tive hat was going round. the lad
wanted to put in, not knowing
the object, hut said he couldn't because
I,t. hal anenf hia last dollar IN laoe. A.,