The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-29


before final decision is made, assih any
case, it will in all probability 20 rs the
supreme court. This forenoon II. IS,
Trenholme took most of the time AZ, tie
witness stand. ,tIs ss
From Mondays Daily.
RoBERT Melville and d. Gavin lie in
from Nc. ].
VIC. HUNTER Of st. Thomas was in
the city on Saturday,
REMEMBER John r. Clarke in Kittson
Hall tomorrow evening.
j. D. Stack, of Bathgate, is among the
attorneys present at court.
A. MURPHY and wife, of Neche, were
at the Winchester on Saturday.
P: JENNINGS, Cavaliers genial land
lord, is among the, visitors to-day.
D. MILLS represents Drayton among
the many out-of-towners here-in-abouts
to-day.
HON. ]. LaMoure came IN from Wal
halla yesterday to get acquainte with
his family little.
FRANK Anderson came up from the
University and spent Sunday with his
folks, and will return Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Maggie Webb, of Carlisle, who
has been teaching successfully at Pitts
burg, came in on the N. P. train yester-
day.
PA. MCLEOD, Frank Nelson and
Thomas Murphy registered at the Penn
bina House yesterday with Hamilton for
l their sCcf nitro slQa Z.
A. j. McFADDEN was around on Satur-
day looking hungry for wheat. A. ].
gets away with lot Of it, and pays good
prices for what he gets.
AB. BEcHrEL of Cavalier was caller
at this office on Friday. Alb. is one Of
the old timers whom we knew when
Pembina county was youngster.
JOHN r. CLARKE lectures in Emerson
this evening. Subject, Shamrock. Rose
and Thistle" This is considered one Of
Mr.. Clarke's most entertaining and
humorous lectures.
A LARGE audience assembled at the
M. E. Church last night to listen to John
R. Clarke, who occupied the pulpit. His
address was full of eloquence andpathos
with an occasional CLEAN of humor.
Rev. Father Lavigne was called last
week from Neche to st. Paul to see A.
DouVille who was very ill. Father Law.
gne retured Saturday and reports the
young man as better and probably out Of
danger.
] A LARGE number of strangers are in
the city today on account of court which
convened at l o'clock this afternoon.
Among other cases expected to come up
is the somewhat celebrated Bathgate
ditch case.
REV. r. Johnston preached his farewell
sermon at the Presbyterian church last
evening. Mr.. Johnston will attend to
calls for funerals or marriage services
until new pastor is appointed for this
place. Headquarters in Gilby, N. D.
W.. BRIDE went to Hamilton satur.
day. Master Harold and Miss Minnie
BRIDE came over to Pembina on the same
day to get their father but missed him on
the way. Next time each party will wait
for the other and then there will be no
mistake.
AMONG those stopping at the Head
quarters are S. Beer and wife, M. Glenn
and wife, R. Hunt, d. Stagerman, E.
Renwick of Bathgate; T. A. Corbett, E.
r. Langdon, Geo. Roadhouse, Neche;
Geo. Lind, Bruce; ]. E. Panseau and
wife and Miss Nellie Bissell of Toilette.
E. X. CAv1LEER and Frank Thomas
returned from their ten days hunt in Min
nesota last night. They had eighteen
big geese and about hundred ducks.
One OF the pleasantnesses of the trip was
their team getting away from them and
wandering around in the woods for four
days.
DR.. LOCKWOOD of Hallock was at
Bowesmont Saturday evening and ex-
amined seventeen candidates for admis.
siod to the Forester lodge. The Bowes-
mont Court of Foresters is getting to be
one of the strongest in the state. and is
one Of the Oldest in the lower Red River
Valley.
THESE ate dinner at the Winchester
to-day, ]. D. Trenholm, d. Mckenzie,
]. Baptie. VIM. Robertson, ]. A. Bennett,
3. James of Bathgate; H. r. Often, o.
M. Corwin of st. Thomas; c. H. Assets.
tine and R. McGinnis of Hamilton; Judge
O.. E. Sauter of Grafton, and D. /. Lax
dial. N. Brynjolfson and D. Ruby Of Cav.
0Nefs
THOMAS Anderson, a patient at ST.
Luke's hospital, was taken to the Min
nesota insane asylum at Fergus Falls
yesterday by Sheriff Youngren Of Kittson
county. The case of Mr.. Anderson is 4
sad one. His farm near the river in the
Big Woods country was flooded during
the high water last spring and he lost q
considerable amount! Of stock and other
property and as result OF exposure at
the time his limbs were soon afterward
partially paralyzed. Later his mind
showed symptoms Of arrangement and
he was brought to the hospital in the
hopes that q short treatment would re-
store his, mental equilibrium, but instead
he has been steadily failing and It was
deemed best to send HIM to the ASYLUM.
Forks Herald.
From Saturday Daily. s.
]. M. CHISHOLM is off to Hamilton to-
day on post Office business there. issa'
ADAM McKibbin. Of Bowesmont. was
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