The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

Houston, Segardus Elnsrson, John
LeOd. Jr., Johsnne Torlsson, Ludger
Berari.-Grand Forks Herald.
INSPECTOR Walker Of the customs
lorce has leased the new house built
BY Joseph Bouvette near the school
and expects to 60 housekeeping in tho
near future. Mail clerk Bowen has
rented the house lately vacated BY
Mr.. Commas. and IL preparing to moye
bis mother here to keep house for
him.
GERALD RYAN, q well.known trsv.
cling man died last week IL Fargo.
Mr.. Ryan, when taken Ill WAS told
that he had SYMPTOMS Of fever, he said,
Well then it fs.all over for me, I can
never stand 1t. He staggered to .
lounge, and witnesses say that the
look OF despair never left his face,
even after death. He was practically
frightened to death.
A. H. COLE, Of Fergus Falls, MINI.
a travelling man for q Minneapolis
confectionery house was crossing the
ice to st. Vincent on Friday last and
falling broke his leg. He was taken
to the Winchester honse and DR..
Harris fixed up the fracture. The
patient did so we'll that on Wednes-
day. he was able to be sent home
with his leg set In plaster paris.
AT the rattle last week Mr.. Clark
won the bedroom set and soldier at
the Fort won the sideboard. Mr.
Clark took only the bureau of the set
and the soldier relinquished his claims
to the sideboard. We mention these
generous and charitable acts, to show
that after all, raffles are not always
unadulterated wickedness, and the
participators have some redeeminR
traits of character.
FEB. End, the Young Mems Social
Club give their second annual masque.
rade ball This will close their series
Ut dances for the season. InvitatiO
have been sent In this and neighbor.
ing towns and big and good time is
expected. Some are making their own
while others are renting
them from Mrs. P. j. Giesen, the eel.
ebrated cOstumer, Of st. Paul. j. 2.
Piche, Of the Pembina House, will
furnish the supper.
OWING to various reasons, aud par.
ticularly to the fact that the lodge is
In mourning the extent, Of the public
installation of officers for Pembina
Lodge A. F. & A. NJ, this evening
has been considerably modified from
the original plan. The guests will be
only masons and ladies, and q small
number Of others who are invited
specially. The refreshments will be
furnished by the ladies of the mem.
bers Of the lodge, and the exercises
will all occur at the lodge room.
A TELEGRAM was received from,
Sioux Falls, S. D., on Friday, announc.
ing the dangerous illness Of George
w. Doty Jr., Of this city, who has been
there some time working at his trade.
A later telegram on Sunday said he
was better, and as there has been
nothing later it is supposed that he
still improving. Mr.. Doty had been
sick previously with grippe, but had
returned to his work, and was taken
with a relapse. Later advices on
Thursday indicate improvement and
recovery.
Mr.. r. w. GIBBS, Of Cavalier, was
taken i'll here on Friday at the house
Of Rev. II. Johnston. DR.. Harris was
called, and after a time diagnosed the
disease as scarlet fever, though there
were peculiar symptoms. Mr.. John.
ston's family were removed to other
while Mr.. Johnston himsel.
renamed to nurse his sick guest, both
being Guaranteed. Mr.. Gibbs, we
are glad to say, has not been seriously
Ill, and under the good care Of his host
and his mother, Mrs. Gibbs, who came
over from Cavalier, is improving. In
Of the quarantine Rev.
Mr.. Johnston was unable to conduct
the services at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening, and his
place was filled by Rev. L. D. Ward.
we'll.
TIE following from the Ottawa Free
Press Of November It'll, which speaks
for itself. Tuesday, Nov. 7th, 1893.
''The Dilemma or the countryman's
first visit to New York" was the at.
traction last night. 1t is q three act
comedy, is bristling over with funny
situations, and was put on In a very
manner. The artists
in their respective characters created
no end Of amusement and kept the
very large audience In hearty laugh.
ter throughout. In addition q high
class speciality performance was in
Guided OH the programme, in which
Messrs. j. w. Dempsey, E. j. Nedo,
P. Wilson and A. Downie, along with
Misses Clare Herbert. and Letina ap-
peared. The songs, dancing and other
specialties were the best given at any
OTTAWA audience for some time.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
Buffalo IN. W Express containing
Of the launching of the
Northwest" the first Of the immense
passenger steamers built by the
Great Northern Railway to run In
connection with that road. Another
steamer Of the same magnificent pro-
portions is on the stocks and will be
ready by July. They will carry NO
freight and are similar In build and
to the finest ocean
liners. They will rim frnm nnluth IN