The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-08

''taking care Of Joe's new baby boy'' for
few days.
Two bootleggers were arrested at
Drayton Tuesday, and will be taken to
Grand Forks to-day by Deputy Marshal
Hanna.
G. A. BOOKER of Williston was pas
senger on the N. p. this morning He
will visit old friends here for a couple of
days.
MARIO Fadden got first prize for his
horse Fountain" at the Grand Forks
Street Fair, and Mario and the horse
hold their heads just so proudly high be-
cause of it. Mr.. Fadden will be back to-
morrow.
ATTORNEY NJ. Brynjolfson Of Cavalier
came in yesterday from Grand Forks
where he had been getting sipulations
for the settlement of a case in which ].
K. Musselman, P. Jennings and Security
Trust Co. are involved.
CIVIL service examination is. in pro-
gress at the school house this afternoon,
conducted by Deputy Collector of Gus
toms Robert Morrison. There are three
candidates viz: c. ]. Lutes, Geo. Pet
erson and w. E. Goats.
AN interesting coincidence of the
Brennan-Harris wedding on Wednesday
was the fact that it was the tenth ami
versary of the wedding of DR.. and Mrs.
c. B. Harris, to whom we are sure all
our citizens will be glad to wish with the
PIONEER EXPRESS many happy re.
turns"
From Mondays Daily.
REV. Mr.. Robertson, PRESBYTERIAN
minister OF Emerson. was caller in the
city this morning.
THE Northern Pacific depot at Little
Falls was burned last week and several
cars. Loss about $4,000.
WARRANTED deed transfers for month
of September at county auditors office.
amounted to SIS, $500.
NELs Swanson, the rustling merchant
OF Bowesmont was in the city yesterday.
He was looking for Skipper"
HINES writes that he has about re-
covered and expects to be released soon
and return to his farm at Hannah. .Caya-
lier county.
SESSIONS of court convenes tomorrow.
Judge Sauter will be here, but we UNI
derstand there is but little business to
come up.
DR.. AND MRS. ]. P. Brennan returned
from their bridal trip to Winnipeg on
Sunday and left the same evening for
Bathgate.
MRS. E. w. Conmy returned from
Grand Forks on Saturday where she had
been visiting her daughter Lucy who is
at school there.
ERNEST Branchaud was in from Hal
lock, yesterday and to-day he and Geo.
Leibinger are off for a bicycle trip via
Cavalier to Walhalla.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson and daughter
Alice, left for Brandon, Man., to visit
with George Thompson, son of George
Thompson of this city.
COMMISSIONERS Taylor came over
from Bathgate this morning on his bicy-
Gle in one hour and twenty minutes and
did not look very tired either.
THE Catholic Bazaar at Ernest Pari-
seaus' at toilette on Saturday evening,
was grand success, both in attendance
and finance. Over $75 were realized.
DR.. HARRIS says, it is nice little girl
baby and Herbert Defoe is the delighted
paternal, and it all happened on beauti-
full, October Sunday in this year.
Mrs. ED. Florance of Grand Forks
went through here yesterday en- route to
Northcote to visit with relatives there
and help to take care of the new twins.
The Willow City Eagle says that B. S.
Brynjolfson, formerly deputy treasurer Of
this county and of late with the McCor-
mick Co. at Grand Forks, sis making ar
engagements to move to Willow City. 4.
D. c. SHEETS, who will be remem-
bered as former mail agent on this
route, who has lately been on the route
from Larirnore to Langdon is reported
ill at his home in Larimore with typhoid.
GEO. Ryan. Charles Atkinson and A.
NJ. OConnor are leaving to-day for Far
go, where they will tell the truth and
nothing but the truth before the U. IS.
court which convenes there tomorrow.
AAERRv party Of dozen ladies' md
gentlemen came in on the G. N. from
Donaldson, Mimi, on Saturday and ex.
cursionized the city between trains.
They took dinner at the Pembina House.
TYSON McInnes came over from Cav
alier aud spent Sunday with friends in
Emerson, returning Monday morning to
Cavalier. Tyson will be employed by
Ho'hFook st Go. this 'ssinteras clerk in,
their new store in Walhalla.
MRS. AsKEw Of Neche, took the first
prize at Grand Forks street fair for the
best loaf of bread. No greater accom-.