The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-05-14
Personals.


Personals.
Mrs. l.. Geroux and her daughter
Mrs. Albert Desmarais, of Leroy were in
the city Saturday on business before
County Judge Conmy. They have
many friends in Pembina who were pleas.
ed to meet them. Mrs. Geroux expects
to leave in ten days for her former home,
and relatives, near Montreal, Canada. af-:
ter which she goes to Montana to visit
her sister. They both look well, con-
sidering their troubles and grief from res
cent bereavement. :. Nat James was in
the city Saturday in the interest Of his
agricultural implement company, and
was talking up his twelve-foot binder iu
good shape. Mr.. James territory is very
extensive. .......G Grant S. Hager writes
from San Antoine, Texas that he will be
home in few days, accompanied by
Mrs. Hager. lew. H. Roberts Of Cava-
lier was in the city Wednesday. He re-
ports roads in good shape and farm
operations mostly finished along the road
as he came along 800. ike Foster came
over from Bathgate Tuesday, accompan-
led by Jas. A. Russell, of Nassau, N. H.
who holds real estate security in Penn
bina county and who came here to look
over the country. Mr.. Russell was
more than pleased with his security in
this county and thinks we have a great
future before us........E. E. Sparkling of
toilette was down Wednesday and re-
ported his wheat about all seeded and
some Of it coming up. Mr.. Sparling's
land was flooded two weeks ago. -. AT
torney Vim. McMurchie of st. Thomas
was in the city on Wednesday,. j. F.. b.
Fishburn went through on the N. P.
Monday en- route for Harrisburg, Penn
sylvania to visit his folks. He will be
absent until July. ...... Mrs. Winchester
arrived from st. Paul Wednesday, to look
after her interests here. Mrs. Winches-
ter says that Lewis B. Booker has car
load ofjewelry merchandise on the road
to Spokane. Washington. where he will
open ajewelry business on an extensive
scale. Mrs. Winchester looks well and
says she has spent pleasant winter. :.
T. G. Kimman left on Monday for his
home in Chicago. He was accompanied
to the depot by large number Of friends
including the Pembina Comet Band, all
wishing him pleasant future. 30. JUDI
son LaMoure went to the Twin Cities on
Saturday to be gone the greater part Of
the week. -. Thomas Donovan of Leroy
was in the city couple of days this
week. -. Mrs. John Kabernagle return
ed Saturday from an extended visit to
relatives at Eyford. IN. H. Miller re-
turned home from Wisconsin yesterday.
He reports Mrs. Miller much improved.
The damp spring weather was the inn
mediate cause of her ailment. Mr.. Mil
Ter says the difference in vegetation be-
tween here and east, as far as he went, is
not over week. The season has been
late and wet all along the Mississippi
.
Valley. 5000. .Raoul Branchaud spent a
couple Of days in the city the first of the
week. He returned to Cavalier Tues
day evening. ........A. ]. McFadden of
Neche spent couple of days in the city
this week and visited his brother Dr..
McFadden of Emerson.
Died.
THEDoRF-At ST. Vincent, Minnesota,
Monday morning, May 10th, 1897, Ma
tilda Thsdon, aged Is years, 8 months
and 8 days. Z. q
Funeral services were held Wednesday
morning at Reid Hall by Rev. J. g.
Moore.
Bicycles for Sale.
A cushion tire, large size bicycle 80
and . No. - columbia, with 70 and col
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