The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-05

making his usual New Year calls
Monday. On calling on Hon. Chas.
Cavllecr ..Blll" made the customary
salute. and said: "Well, Charlie, this
u the thirty-seventh new year I have
called on you in Pembins; No must
make the customary rounds; got your
cap and come on" The two pioneers
struck Of to call on the older
residents. 8 .i.7ss.s's
The members OF the Psmblna Social
Club gave dancing party Tuesday
evening 10 honor Of Miss Lilly Nixon,
before returning to St. Msry's, Fair
bault. Notwithstandlng tho gather.
ing was got up on short notice, the
attendance was . large one and tho
evening spent very pleasantly. The
next. and the finest Of the regular
series of club dances, will DO held
Wednesday evening next.
By the advertisement published in
their issue II will be seen that Wilbur
LoOmis has purchased the business
OF Mc1ntyre h Abrams, of Hamilton.
Mr.. Loomis is we'll known in this end
of the county. having been connected
with Mr.. G. Full, Of this city, for some
time, and later In the store which he
has purchased. II push, popularity
and business ability, mean success
Mr.. LOOMS is sure to succeed, and
everybody will wish it for him.
A YOU'VE Peoples Christian Asso
citation has been ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and the hearty cooperation of all the
good people of Pembina is earnestly
solicited in helping to maintain and
carry out the good that is intended Il
be done by such an association. The
first regular meeting will be held IL
Mr.. Kneeshaw's old Office, on MAR
street, on next Monday evening. a,
!. 80 O'Clock. This association ia non
sectarian, and every one is cordial!
invited to come.
Oh! the frailties Of humanity: Bro
Frawley, Of the Chronicle, has takel
q whole front page In showing up hi
rivals ignorance of English. Thu
he writes a description Of u noel
funeral Of Bryjolfson & Laxdal's dog
and objects to such obsequies becaus,
1--WE expect to be the remains of ,
like event some time =" When !,
comes tc perfect English. we are oil
weak. Some are weaker than others
but none strong enough to throw
stones.
Mr.. z, b. CLARKE, one Of the mai
agents on the IN. P. has exchanged
his run to this place with Mr.. Bowen
Mr.. Bowen was on this route som,
time as q substitute. The change 4
made at Mr.. Clarke's request becaus,
his new route will allow him to be al
home in Minneapolis with his rela
tives when laying of. Mr.. Clarke ha
been on this line for long perio,
and has given excellent satisfaction
as an Official; socially he has beer
very popular and his absence will b,
regretted by his many friends here
who will heartily wish HIM success II
the future. ..
THE soldiers of Co. e. % Infantry
stationed at Fort Pembina, gave ,
very successful dance on the evening
Of Dec. 81, at their post hall. TIL,
hall was most tastefully decorated
with the national colors, and tn,
many friends OF the "boys In blue
testified their admiration in praise t,
the unique and admirable designs 8,
appropriately arranged around tn,
walls of the dance hall. Too mucl
praise and credit could not be givel
to Mr.. Parks for his handsome desigl
and execution Of the program, which
was finely lettered in many colors
The next hop Of the Dancing Club o
Co. E. will be given ut their post hal
on Jan. 18th, 1894, and all their friend
are most cordially invited. Music vii
be furnished by Prof. Juliot, and sup
per will be served by that genia
caterer, Frank Day.
Personals.