The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08

wH officers ant
w soldiers of Fort
y Pembina, the
Male Quartet ana Short Orchestra
to Hon. Judge Conmy, for his splen
did address, to the ladies for b0rntl
full gifts OF flowers, and to many In
dividuals for special acts Of courtesy
and kindness.
Not only would VIC express ouI
thanks, but we desire to express Out
appreciation of the hearty good will
with which each and all gave theil
services and contributed to the inter
est Of the Memorial services.
The universal interest taken In
these services is a hopeful sign of the
perpetuation of this great republic
1t is a certain evidence of patriotism
and good citizenship. May the fu.
ture peace and prosperity of this
great nation be the reward Of your.
selves and your children.
J. G. SoNDERMAN, G. w. PERKINS,
Adjutant. Post Commander
| Personals.
II. S. Cheney went to Drayt0n Sat.
urtIay, ON his bicycle. The roads are
good, excepting between toilette and
l'owesmont, where they are yet
rough. The cyclometOr ON his wheel
measured the distance from here to
Drayton, thirty-thrce miles and a
quarter. DIR. McLachlan, Of Wal.
haila, was in the city Tuesday and
made us pleasant call. &C. w.
Benjamin, of Leroy, and Tom Nc.
Lauglllan. the horselnan, we're in the
city Monday.....J. NJ. Wylic, j. p. Of
Ncche, was in the city Tuesday. Mr..
Wylic has occupied the justice bench
for many years, which is evidence he
is discharging his duty to the satls-
faction OF his constituency. DIR.
Rose, returned from his Detroit Lake
fishing trip Monday. Sunday he ship.
ped nice lot Of fish caught by him.
self aud party the day before, con-
sisting Of bass, pike and pickerel.
Mr.. Rose says the season Is not quite
opened but that there are lots of
people there alrcady.......J. Hughes,
Of IIooplc, made his annual visit to
our city, Tuesday. Mr.. Hughes is
one of the first settlers that located
In the Crystal neighborhood, and a
prosperous farmer. He reports lots
Of wheat being marketed at IIoople,
and that a private elevator pays
from five to six cents per bushel
more than the regular market price.
The acreage under cultivation ia
about the same as last year, but
there Is considerably more coarse
grain and potatoes than ever before
....E. A. billing came down on his
bicycle from Drayton, Tuesday even.
ing returning the following morning.
The distance was made in two hours
and half, including stops. Mr.. Dill.
ling says cycling in Drayton is at q
high pitch and some fast amateur
riding.is being done. Attorney Nay.
Tor went to Argyle Tuesday, return.
ing home Wednesday, on his bicycle,
a distance Of over sixty miles. w.
c. Short was summoned to Bathgate
as witness in the Yenne case. He
made the trip on a bicycle. Mrs.
Geo. Thompson went to Brandon, for
a visit to her son, Wednesday. I. Mrs.
DR.. Boylan aud Miss Muir drove over
from Hamilton on Friday. =. james
Bellamy and d. Duffy, of Pittsburg,
we're at the court house on Monday
~. Mrs: Snyder Of Fertile, Mimi.
and Mrs. Heidrich of Winnipeg. Man.
we're visiting with Mrs. Warner this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Demarais,
of Leroy, we're pleasant callers at
this office on Monday. Mr.. Demarais
has sold his Leroy store to Mr., NoIce.
Accompanying them was Mr.. L. &c.
roux, one Of this county scarliest resi-.
dents, who has Ut late years been at Su.
pcrior, Wis. Mr.. Geroux says bust.
ness is very dull there and coDtem.
plates coming back to this county i'll
he can find business opening.
Miss Minnie Nixon, left yesterday for |
to attend the commence.
mcnt exercises at St. Mary's where
her sister Lillian will graduate. .....l
Charley Atkinson, traded of all his
to James Greenwood, for al
farm and left yesterday to 50 On the
var path at Taleauah 1. T. There's
10 be a distribution o. government
money there and Charley thinks. 500.
Sheriff O'COnnOr, and Frank pOty,
took Carl Volrath, the insane man to
Jamestown yesterday.