The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-19

it. He is going to give it away to some
one Of his customers on New' Years.
George West, who was formerly in the
machine business in this city and who in
later years has been farming in thevicini-
ty of Hallson, has sold out his property
and will move this week to Chicago.
DR.. Brennan, the dentist, was using
hand-saw up stairs yesterday. P. S. He
explains this morning that he was not
operating on a patient but was repairing
broken chair and that in such cases lie
does not apply anesthetics.
Ferdinand Geroux has sold his resi-
dence opposite Treasurer Douglas resi-
dence to VIM. Russell, the electric light
man. Consideration 400. Mr.. Geroux
intends to go to Montreal for a visit.
Mrs. Geroux will remain here with her
son Joseph. l ,a.:-
The second annual convention of the
North Dakota Equal Suffrage, Associa-
ton will be held in Fargo on Tuesday,
Nov. SOth. at the Unitarian Church
Every w. r. c., Woman's Club. w. c.
I. u, Eastern Star, Rebecca and Hes
tan Lodge, are requested to send one
fraternal delegate to this convention.
All duly elected delegates will be enter
tanned and names should be sent at once
to the secretary of the Fargo local club,
Mrs. w. P. Tarbell, 1928 lst Ave. S.
Round trip tickets for a fare and half
will be granted from all points on the N.
r. and G. N. railways. DR.. Cora Smith
Eaton Of Minneapolis, the first president,
will be present. MARY A. WHEDoN,
DELLA L. HYDE, Temporary Pres.
Secretary. o. te 4 @
From. Tuesdays Daily.
]. Kaercher Of Cavalier was in the city
yesterday.
w. Hodgson was a visitor in the city
from Bathgate yesterday. 81.
Mrs. Archie Mcdonald returned from
Grand Forks this morning.
R. H. Grandy and ]. Jackson were
over from Bathgate yesterday.
Harold Bride of Hamilton said halo!
to his old school mates here yesterday.
Vim. Young and Donald Beaton rep
resented Carlisle township in the city
yesterday.
| A. Shraedor and A. Wenzel of Osna-
bruck were at the Pembina House yes
terday. 's,
VIM. Pleasance Of Akra came to town
yesterday and forgot to call on old
friends. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. NORM were in the
city this morning to meet friends on the
NJ p. train. sai}.
Ten car loads of Manitoba cattle came
through on the N. P. this morning. They
came mostly from Portage la Prairie To-
cality.
Mr.. Sharp of Hamilton was pleasant
caller this morning. Mr.. Sharp lost 80
acres by hail, but still has faith in the
future.
Did you notice that tomorrow and next
day is the date of Full's great fur sale.
It is the opportunity Of a year to get fur
garments at wholesale prices. Il is worth
going to see even if you don't buy.
Rev. Mr.. Johnston informs us that Rev.
D. Robertson, of Emerson, is now in
charge of the Presbyterian church in this
city. and will attend all the duties
thereof, and will preach every Sunday at
four O'Clock p. m. III
Mr.. Shumway, formerly of Forest
River, has arrived with his family, and
will take the place of cashier at the N.
P. depot. Mr.. Hogg will probably take
the night work. Nj. Dowker, who left
here for Forest River, is now cashier al
Grand Forks. :"
Our telegraph pages tell the story o.
the lynching Of the Indians who murder
ed the Spicer family. All good citizen:
deplore lynch law, and all the more that
in this case, it seemed to be a necessity il
order that justice be satisfied.
Paul Johnson of Alsra, who used to live
in Carlisle took dinner at County Audit.
or Thomson's to-day. Paul looks a.
though sand and hail agreed with him
for he is more gritty than the Akra sand
ridges, and though the hail took his cror
this year, he will do enough additional
hail insurance next year to make up his
loss. Paul is still somewhat Of. on the
woman's rights question and is yet lit
tie askew on fiat dollars, but he is all
right outside Of women and politics anc
a big success in the insurance business.
i Mr.. McInnis, father Of Mrs. c. A. Hol
brook, Of Cavalier, and of Norman, Mat
tie and Tyson McInnis, all eff whom were
former residents Of this city, died in
Montana few days ago. MI. and Mrs
Holbrook went to Winnipeg to arrange
to have the body brought there and in
tered by the side Of, the mother who
| died seveal years since. Mr.. McInni.
was interested in some valuable silvel
mines in Montana and has spent most o
his time there for many years. He wa.
son-in-law Of Ex-Sheriff Dick formerly o.
this county now in the. carriage business
at Winnipeg. ss
4 From Mondays Daily. b
H. c. Thompson Of Bowesmont is a
visitor in the city to-day.
Eugene Harris IS assisting In, the alb
stract Office Of a. Short & Co. z
MRS. ]. G. Moore and son John came
home from Bowesmont this morning.
w. Lockwood and wife were owe,
from Bsthgate yesterday visiting relatives
! Collector O'connor j and Inspecto,
Foresman came ia. from their westerI
trip yesterday {
Mrs. Archie Med Donald went to Crane
u Forks yesterday to nurse her sister Mrs.
YuilL who Is sick there.