The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-05-20


E. A. Nelson Of Hallock made Is fra.
ternal call on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. A. Nelson of Hallock and Miss
Ford of st. Vincent were visiting friends
in the city yesterday.
Attorneys Brynjolfson and Laxdal OF
Cavalier cast shadows on Pembina pave
ments on Monday.
John Anderson was in the city on Sum
day and made brief stay. He reports
a pleasant home and business at Wal
halla.
George Douglas has spent two weeks
visiting friends at Carmen, Man. and re-
turned on his bicycle on Tuesday even
ing just in time to keep clear Of the wet
roads.
]. D. Trenholme is at Bathgate making
short stay preparatory to returning to
his Klondike trip. He reports the party
as we'll and his outfit getting on in good
shape.
Mrs. R. Aylen and daughter Irene are
at St. Boniface Hospital. Reports are
that the latter is improving slowly, DR..
c. B. Harris made short trip Sunday
to visit her.
Editor Beaton of the Winnipeg Free
Press was caller on Monday. He was
making brief visit to Auditor Thomson
who is his cousin, whom he had not seen
since boyhood.
F. B. Fishburn of St. Jean, Man., was
in town on Sunday shaking hands with
old friends. Fishburn says he has hard
time among the Spaniards but is loyal
Yankee yet.
The late attaches of the U. S. court at
Fargo have been coming home one by
one all the week, Charley Keller, "Did l"
and F. M. King are the latest arrivals.
They report pleasant trip.
Hon. S. G. Comstock ofMorrhead was
in town on Tuesday. Mr.. Comstock is
spoken OF as a possible candidate for
governor this year. He has the ability,
but We fear lives too far from the Twin
Cities to be successful this time.
c. T. Harmon has sold his household
goods and has removed from Bathgate
permanently. Mr.. Harmon has been
one of Pembina county's most progress
sive citizens and leaves many friends who
regret the circumstances which led to his
removal.
Auditor D. Thompson has been alb
sent this week at Minneapolis. He ex-
poets to attend convention of all the
county auditors of the state at Fargo on
Thursday. They meet to discuss county
bookkeeping and revenue laws for re.
commentator to tine state legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe of Baltimore,
Maryland are visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Wolfe is sister of the late John
Kabernagle, of this city. Mr.. Wolfe re-
ports Henry Kabernagle who was for
some time resident here, as married and
doing well. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe are on
their return from trip to the Pacific
coast
Rev. ]. G. Moore left on Monday for
trip to Newfoundland. Heexpects to be
away about four weeks. He has by re-
qest Of some Humboldt friends, engaged
to lecture in the locality from which they
came, on P. E. l. next Saturday evening.
Mr. Moore requests us to say that any,
one requiring the services of a Methodist
minister may call on Rev. L. D. Ward
we'll.
Rev. Mr.. Sigurdsson of the Icelandic
Lutheran church was at Winnipeg last
week and was about town here the first
of the week. Mr.. Sigurdsson is arrang-
ing his work in preparation for visit to
Iceland next month to visit relatives
there. Mr.. Sigurdsson has labored hard
and faithfully on his extended circuit in
this and Walsh counties and richly de-
serves his vacation. incidentally Penn
bina county may benefit from his pres
ence in the old country.
I. O. F. Official Circular.
Toronto, Can, April Both, 1898.
Official circular No. 13 of the Indepen.
dent Order of F'oresters.
Brethren:
l. All members of the order who have
responded or who may respond to the
call of their country and serve in the