The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-02
Mrs. L. salecker Of this city went to
the Winnipeg hospital on Tuesday where
she is to be operated on for cancer.

AS' - ~"aS"SA VI sAAS City went 10
the Winnipeg hospital on Tuesday where
she is to be operated on for cancer.
Personals.
Mrs. Max Holden and her children of
Winkler, Manitoba, are here visiting rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Geroux..
Prof. Jewell of Drayton was in the CITY
Saturday, on business before Superin-
tendent Jackson 49,. Among the news
paper fraternity Of Hallock that Sunday
ed in Pembina were S. E. Thompson and
Ernest Branchaud of the Enterprise and
Ernest LeMasurier of the News, the la:-
ter conceded to be the coming post
master of Hallock, if things turn out
right .....:. Jos. Shaw is at Bowesmont
this week erecting new residence on
his farm. Mr.. Shaw lost all his buildings
in the flood last spring, A. j. Purdy is
helping him. ....... Howard Cox. of
Carnan, Manitoba, is here visiting his
uncle Treasurer Douglass this week .
Judson LaMoure and ]. H. Anderson
drove to Walhalla Wednesday, to re-
main several days. B. Fishburn
returned home from his visit to Pennsyl-
vania Sunday, having spent a pleasant
month among friends and relatives.
A. Corrathers of Winnipeg has been in
the city this week bailing five car loads
OF Manitoba wool for Boston markets.
He has had four men at work at his bail
ing press. Mr.. Carrathers says the ship
ment is made to get the wool through be-
fore the new tariff bill takes effect
There has been quite change around
the depot the last week. Mr.. Hogp. it
is reported, has gone to California to get
married, E. ]. Munger, the night operat-
or, is at Valley City visiting friends, and
on other important business. Mr..
Moore, who released Mr.. Hogg, has re-
turned to Grand Forks, and A. Booth of
Grand Forks is the only help Mr.. War
ner has in the Office. ]. Halldor-
son, assessor of Beaulieu township, was
in the city Monday, bringing in his
books. MIR. Halldorson reports the crop
prospects around Hallson as good, but
along the sand ridge the outlook is very
poor. .Magnus Snow6eld and Jonas
Hall were down from Gardar the first OF
the week.. Tom McLachlan was down
from Wahalla Tuesday, accompanied by
his mother. He says everybody in Wal.
halla is busy and already putting on
metropolitan airs. ...Hon. ]. d. Wal
lace of Drayton was in the city Wednes.
day between trains Geo. Lawrence
was in from toilette Tuesday, wearing a
bouquet of No. hard, already headed
out. MIR. Lawrence says he has fifteen
acres that looks as we'll as his sample,
the balance of his grain is little later. >.
John c. Johnson of Hyde Park was ir
Pembina on Tuesday. Johns name
never appeared on the court calendar as
either plaintiff or defendant, but he
comes around once in while to see how
the judge settles matters. DIR. James
was over from Bathgate Tuesday. .....J
G. Sonderman left Monday for st. Pau
and by this time is probably trampins
over the grounds where he carried 3
musket thirty-three years ago. 800. Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Jackson left on Tuesda,
for San Francisco, California. They ex
pect to return via. the Canadian Pacific
and Winnipeg. w. R. Garrett, form
erly with N. c. Young at Bathgate, bu
now with Attorney Bosard at Crane
Forks, rolled into Pembina on bicycle
Wednesday,. MIR. Carrot was on his wa,
to Bathgate and Walhalla for few day:
outing. ......... Mr.. Hilderbrand, bette,
known as Scoop" arrived in the cit,
Friday with covered rig and three
horses. Mr.. Hilderbrand claims to have
travelled through nearly all of the Paci
fic coast and Rocky Mountain state:
during his two years. absence. He
leaves for his old haunts on the Rosea,
river where he again expects to take ur
his abode.