The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-14
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q couple days In the city visiting
friends the first Of the week. Mr..
Booker was in attendance Of the
stockholders meeting, Saturday. Il. !.
Clerk Of Court Hart went to Bath
gate yesterday, to take In Bishop
F0wler's lecture. ). Jas. r. Moorhead
lef for Thief River Falls, Thursday,
and 1t Is reported he will 60 In business
80. NJ. Corwin, OF the firm of "A. L.
s. T. A. Miller, Of St. Thomas, has
been in the city this week looking up
county records. 80. Stuart Thompson
returned to Hallock, Monday, after
spending week with frieads ia the
city........Luke Carlton, OF toilette,
leaves in a short time for the Rainy
Lake country. where he has mining
interests in company with ID. Cavi-
leer ct al. -. Geo. Pervis. land agent
of the Great Northern: with head Of
flee at Crookston, was in the city Sa-
turday, ana made us q pleasant call.
Mr.. Pervis was around looking after
some land deals in Kittson county. /. !.
......Miss Florence Dure who has
been at the Moordead Normal School
since last September has returned to
her homo at Hallock and will take
charge of the grammar department.
of the village school. MIR. and
Mrs. Talleron Of Bathgatc and Miss
Talleron of Neche were in the city
Wednesday, and made us a pleasant
call. ..... Rev. j. +. Bergman was in
the city Wednesday ON his return
from Winnipeg and other points in
Manitoba, in the interest of his
church. He returned home via.
Grand Forks, Thursday......M Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Piche arrived from Mon
treal, Monday. Mrs. Piche likes Penn
bina we'll, but thinks the cold spell
the first of the week more severe
than Montreal weather. 3. Mrs
Strain, of Great Falls, Montana, has
been visiting friends and relations in
the CITY this week. She leaves today
for home. ....A. Fl. Johnson Of Dray-
On was in the city Saturday on bust
ness, returning the following day. ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Vosper were down
from Neche, Saturday. ..E, D.
Brown of Grafton was in the city
Tuesday. Jas. Young of Crystal
registered at the Winchester, Monday
.....Gus Sanberg, one of the leading
farmers of Hallock went to West
Lynne last Friday to purchase some
thoroughbred stock, and while there
was taken suddenly and seriously i'll
and DR.. Harris was Called. Mr.. Sun.
herg returned home Sunday. consider
ably better but not well ...... John
Halcrow and family Of. Bowes-
mont are Waiting at Rev. Moore's. -. !.
Among those IN attendance at Bishop
Fowler's lecture, from outside Of
town, We noticed the following:
Humboldt, Mimi: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Glow, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mathews,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph. Glow, Mr.. Nc.
Dowell, William Easton, Samuel Max
we'll, Miss Diamond, VIM. Mckay and
Miss Della Glow. Drayton: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben. Warmer, Mrs. A. Wilkins.
A. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Nor
rison, and Rev. Collinge. From
Bowesmont: John ST., Miss May and
John jr. Halcrow, Geo. Hoffman, L. B.
Gray. G. e. Bateman, VIM. Purdy,
Mr.. and Mrs. VS.. Waldo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Irwin, Geo. J. Patterson
and Rev. Mr.. Randall. From Moves
to: John and Chas. Wilson and Miss
Lila Shields. From Toilette: Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Emerson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ferguson, Mrs. J. d. and
Nettie, Jim and David McAuley, Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. and Alfred Sparkling,
w. S. Price, Mrs. Asselstine, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Storms, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
B. Purdy. Hallock: Mrs. ]. H. Shaw
and Mrs. w. H. Douglass. St. Vim
cent: W. G. Deacon, Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Ford, and Mr., and Mrs. E. Cas-
selman of Emerson. .Mr. and Mrs.
Warmer of Drayton have been visit
ing at Treasurer Douglas. this week.
They returned home yesterday. ......
Mrs. Abrams, who has spent most of
her time at Great Falls lately, is here
visiting and will remain for some
time.
Auction.
will sell at my residence, st. Vim.
cent, on Saturday afternoon, begin.
ming at o'clock, February 22nd, at
public auction, to the highest bidder,
the following, viz: One wagon, (new)
q inch tire; one canopy top. jump.
seat carriage, one light buggy, one
set double harness, one parlor coal
stove, West Point:) one cook stove
No. 8. with furniture; one box stove,
wood burner; dining and kitchen
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