The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-12-10

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The above IRE the approximate val6a-
ton on the larger buildings only. There
are a separate structures altogether; the
balance being outbuildings III various
sorts valued from SO Is no. There will
doubtless be alarge attendance from the
surrounding country. As 70 the prices
as appraised any building will be cheap
to the purchaser il obtained at the ap-
praised value, provided he has use for
it. To buy as | q speculation to sell to
Others. it would require some judgement.
Personals. f.
F. G. Myrick WENT Minneapolis on
Wednesday.
D. McLarty Of Hyde Park was in the
city on Monday.
J. Mcintyre Of Neche was at the Penn
bina house last Sunday.
VIM. Gavin Of Mclean was in the city
on business on Tuesday.
Hon. hudson Lam oure came home from
the Twin Cities on Monday.
T. A. Thompson and Ed. James were
over from st. Thomas last Friday.
]. v. Larton OF Drayton was visitor
in the city on Wednesday Of this week.
]. Campbell, L. Canty and Jas. ellis
were Il party from Bowesmont last sun
day. IN
]. Washington of Bruce, and ]. Ralston
of Cavalier registered at the Headquar-
tiers on Tuesday.
Alexander Pratt, the father Of Prattford,
registered at the Winchester on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Foresman, wife ofSpecial Inspec-
tor Foresman, returned TO her home in
Philadelphia yesterday.
Mrs. Harris mother Of Dr. G. B. Harris
expects to visit friends in Virginia and
Philadelphia this winter.
Leon Graveline passed through town
from Gea,ton to Hallpck 81 Wednesday.
Hefis looking for q new location.
David Kennedy, George Start and j.
Kippen from Hamilton and vicinity were
around town on Monday last.
Thomas Armstrong Of Glasston, and
VIM. Robson of Hamilton, took in the
tax sale at the court house on Tuesday.
Attorney T. A. Miller Of Bathgate and
Q. H. Johnson Of Hamilton, were at the
ak sale at the court house on Tuesday.
F. A. Wilson Of the Bathgate Pink
Paper was called to Hastings, Mimi, to
see his sister who is very i'll, on Friday.
Mr.. Kimman, the noted deer hunter Of
Fort Buford, who has been visiting here
since the return Of the hunting party,
leaves for Chicago to-day.
Neil McMurchie and Hugh Bowling.
two prominent farmers Of Acton, were in
the city few days visiting their old
neighbor VIM. Russell.
A FIVE year old daughter Of Collector
of Customs Cooper Of Emerson died on
the 7th inst Of typhoid fever. Funeral
services will be conducted at two o'clo, 1
to-day at ST. Luke's church, Emerson.
Louis K. Church formerly governor Of
the territory Of Dakota. BY appointmen,
Of President Cleveland, died at Juneau,
Alaska, on Nov. 25th He had been liv.
ing at Spokane and Everett. Washing.
ton, since he left this state.
Charles Mcleod who will be remem.
bered by many old residents as forme,
citizen Of this county, is now living a,
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. In a letter. ia
IChas. Atkinson Of this. city, he wants Mr.
Atkinson to meet him at Seattle in the
spring and 60 on to Klondyke. Mrs.
Mcleod who is a member of the Gof
family near Beaulien. is expected on to
visit her relatives there this winter.
s3 = Universal Verdict.
The Sanford d dge Company will play
in Kittson Hall, Wednesday evening,
Dec. 18th. The company is considered