The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-28

Cavalier, n. b.. on Thuvsday, the Sid
day of September, 1891. C 9 clock
p. M, Everybody is invited 70 attend
this meeting. A special Invitation 10
extended to the ladies. s
Personals. 3; 81
II. j. Watt and Geo. NJ. Esterly Of
Bathgate were over Wednesday.
They say the only silver men left In
Bathgate are the "Big Four" and
some Of them are muxzled BY ofiicial
ambition. ....... VIM. Emery, OF Park
Hin, Ont, brother.in-law OF A. Dowk-
er, came west on the @. r. r. harvest
excursion this week and will remain
in this neighborhood for q while. He
reports the fruit crop in the East
something extraordinary and the
markets glutted as q result. Mr..
Emery shipped one car load OF apples,
one hundred and fifty barrels, from
nine trees. Plums and pears can't be
given away. .......W VIM. Dunnits back
from West Superior after q four
months stay in the city, on the lake.
He says every business Is shut down
as a result of this political agitation
and times very dull. Mr.. Reinholdt
and family, who left here about the
same time he did, will return to Penn
bina IN a few days. Mr.. Dunn says
the silver sentiment Is receding daily
.......M. II. Miller is at Cavalier this
week in the interest OF his store bust
ness. ....... Walter Lockwood went to
DesMoines, Iowa on Tuesday where
he will complete his stundles in phar-
macy this winter. Mr.. Sparkling, who
was his class-mate last year. will 60
later. .Chas. Murphy, real estate
agent all-round conveyancer, of Neche
was in the city Wednesday. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Warner left this week
for trip through the Yellowstone
National Park, to be absent about
two weeks ....... The following g. A.
r. people expect to go to St. Paul to
the encampment next week. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Heller, Of Cavalier. Mr., and
Mrs. +. A. Wardwsll, Comrades John
Often, of Neche, Nicholas Hoffman,
Sam Fry. Sweigart and probably H.
G. Feldman and j. G.. Sonderman.
Illness and hard times will prevent
some from the attendance. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Wardwe!l will go on ,Satur-
day, the rest will start on Sunday {. !. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Myrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson LaMoure, Judson La
Moure, Jr. and Miss Matte LaMoure
and Mrs. F. NJ. King will also attend
the festivities at the Twin Cities next
week. COCOA large delegation of X. of
p. from Neche, st. Thomas and Crys-
tai will 80 to Minneapolis next week
........ j. d. Trenholme OF Bathgate
EasA here on Wednesday. ........ Chas.
MerficK rass~anther Bathgater visitor
On monday. ........T. "A. Miller Of st.
In0mas was stndyino enurt house re-
cords on Tuesday. :. MIS-. n 7,
Price and family are expected home
to-day from California. T. i. THINKS
of going to the Twin Cities next week.
l...... Editor b. ]. Bell, or the Ros-
eau Times and county attorney,
made US fraternal call Yesterday.
WESTERN WO1IANHooD, which
Miss Bates has sold to Miss Whedon,
comes out for August enlarged four
pages and containing new depart
ments for the home. Sunday school,
school room. children. art and needle
work In the home, all In charge of
well-known women throughout the
state. Gu the leading page is q very
attractive picture and sketch Of Mrs.
Ella Knowles Haskell, Of Montana,
the first and only lady assistant attor-
ney general In the country. This is
the only woman's paper in the west
not given up to some single hobby: 1t
covers a wide range Of interests and
North Dakota women may well be
proud Of it. so cents q year. Ad.
dress, WESTERN woMANH0OD,
Fargo. N. D.
Two good secondhand gentlemen's
bicycles TOR sale cheap. Apply to
9. 9. TaoAPsok.
Mr.. Pullman the new landlord Of