The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-25

struck on his head cutting big cash.
The boiling horse went through the fence
and crushed the knee OF his rider to
jelly. The first rider was boy from
Park River and the latter man from
Crystal. Our informant did not get the
names.
Personals.
Landlord Pullman of the Winchester
returned from visit to St. Paul on Tues
day. Fred Farrow, H. E. Pratt. and
M. Brywolfson, were Cavalier visitors
yesterday. Lee Wilkins came home
from Illinois Wednesday, after about a
years absence. James McCabe of
Glasston was in the city Monday on Gus
tom business connected with his cattle
shipments from across the line. Nv.
H. Moorhead returned from the hospital
at Grand Forks on Wednesday. He is
quite weak from the effects of the opera
ton but stood the trip we'll. %. Birdie
Wardwell went to Detroit on Monday,
for visit with friends: Olive Warner the
little daughter of F. c. Warner, accom-
panied her as far as Fertile, MINI. 5000.
Mr.. and mrs. Fred Vosper of Neche Wis
tied in the city on Friday and Saturday
of last week. Saturdays Pioneer
Press states that Collector A. M. O'Con-
nor was in Washington, D. Coco. Rev.
Mr.. Peabody of Grace church is away on
his summer vacation and will not be back
until July 9Th. County surveyor He
bert of Cavalier was in the city Sunday
.......... Several of the members of the
Catholic choir and congregation went to
Neche to the special services of Corpus
Christi last Sunday. They report large
attendance with interesting and impress
i've ceremonials. go. Fred Mckenzie,
James 1nglis, Geo. Peterson, and A. w.
Johnson, were Hallock party who took
the N. P. at this place on Monday bound
for Winnipeg, to help celebrate the
Queens Jubilee. Prof. Elston Of
Carlisle was one of the enthusiasts who
went over to Emerson to swell the shout
of God save the Queen" Regis
ter Chisholm after going to the National
Lodge of Workmen at Milwaukee, and
disposing of ''ein glass lager" is back to
his desk as sober as ever. Mr.. CHS
holm says Milwaukee is fine city and
that the visitors were we'll treated, and
that he enjoyed his visit. Mrs. CHS
holm accompanied him and remained to
| visit relatives at Durand, Ill. ............
Waldemar Gislason left on Monday for
Minneota, Mimi, where he goes as dele
gate to the Synod from this congregation
...Landlord O'Brien was in the city
yesterday, ...Napolean La Breche came
up from Jamestown Wednesday, to visit
his children and relatives, and will re-
main till the 9Th. ......Ole Thompson of
Bathgate was in the city on Tuesday on
his way to Minnesota on Esterly bust
ness. cocoa. D. Mcclellan of Crystal was
in the city on Tuesday. d. McLarty,
A. Adams, D. ]. Preston and Peter Beau
dry of Hyde Park were in town Tuesday
.......N. H. Johnson of Bathgate regis
tered at the Winchester Saturday. ......
Mrs. Geo. Kitcham of Herman Mimi, is
visiting her relatives, the Pullmans, at
the Winchester House. ........ Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Jackson leave next week for
trip to Seattle. Miss Bessie will do
the superintendent work while her par
ents are absent. .. Miss Lulah Caval-
Ter went to Winnipeg Monday, to Jubil-
ate. ....W. N. Husband and his moth
er Mrs. Hannah Husband visited at Aud
itor Thomson's last Saturday and Sum
day and Monday, the party including
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson, went to Bath
gate. Mrs. Martin of New York, sister
of Auditor Thomson, came last week
and will spend the summer here.
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