The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-03-18

bina; Mrs. S. Douglas, Bowesmont. Re-
ports of resolutions.
| Personals.
i ]. Thorn of Neche was in the CITY on
Monday.
Robt. A. Long OF Drayton was pleas
ant caller on Monday.
L. E. Green of Gardar was visitor in
the city on Wednesday.
Fred and L. w. Hogson of Bathgate
were in the city on Tuesday.
ia. Wright of Hamilton was pleas
ant caller on Saturday.
]. F. Beatty of Winnipeg was visitor
in the city over Sunday.
l. ]. Foster Of Bathgate never came
near when he was over Monday.
bas. McGillis and Alexander McDou-
gall of Leroy were in the city Sunday.
w. ]. Camden and J. H. Mcdonald
were over from Walhalla on Saturday.
Letters from E. D. Booker at New
port News, Va. report him as pleasantly
situated.
REv's. Sing of Dominion City, and
Cruix of Emerson, made us a pleasant
call yesterday.
4 Attorneys N. c. Young and o. NJ. Cor
win were over on Monday to meet Judge
Sauter at court.
Jas. Cleary, Joseph Ball, Kate O'BIien
and Sarah Ball Of Cavalier, took dinner
at the Pembina House on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. M. Kneeshaw received the sad
news of the death of her father in Mont
real, last week. He was Sc years of age.
Ex-commissioner John Johnson of
Gardar and Attorneys Brynjolfson and
Laxdal of Cavalier were in the city on
Monday.
Collector A. M. O'Connor and Auditor
Thomson attended the funeral of their
old friend Thos. Whalen near St. Thorn
as this week.
Dr. Brennan is in town. The DR.. is
somewhat above the editor, but the edit
or sits below and sympathises with those
who go up stairs.
General Booth of the Salvation Army
went to Winnipeg, from Grand Forks,
yesterday. He leaves for the east to-
day. He is 70 years old.
M. Surerus of Cavalier. ]. A. Menzies.
Mrs. Wilson and son of Prattford and B.
White of Bowesmont have been guests
of the Headquarters during parts of this
week.
State Lecturer Lindsay of the A. F. g.
A. NJ. was here on Tuesday, and at a
special meeting Of the lodge gave the
brethren some valuable pointers on the
forms and usages of the craft.
Robert McGruer an old time resident
of this city and Hamilton, now of Vir-
ginia, Mimi, was greeting old friends
here yesterday. w. ]. Bride accompan-
led him to Hamilton yesterday afternoon.
Attorney Forester of Emerson pre-
ferred charges against Rev. Robertson,
but the charges were thrown out by the
presbytery as not of sufficient importance
or proof as to be worthy of a church
trial.
Mrs. Chas. Pullman returned from St.
Paul on Wednesday where she had been
called to the death bed of Mrs. Powell,
a sister of Mr.. Pullman. Mrs. Powell
died loo suddenly for the attendance of
Mr.. Pullman.
Mr.. Chas. Full was at St. Thomas last
week to meet with the Sunday school
committee to make arrangements for the
convention program for the meeting in
June. A synopsis of the program is
printed elsewhere.
Thomas Roadhouse has arranged to
open out full line OF farm machinery in
this city, and expects the first carload
next~week. We believe that there is a
good opening for such line of business
here and believe Mr.. Roadhouse will
make success of it.
Amos Purdy and his mother, Mrs. H.
w. Purdy, returned from their winters
visit to Ontario last week. Amos saws
he enjoyed his visit very much, and likes
Ontario to visit in, but when it comes to
/! farming and making living. North Da-
kota is his home.
Mrs. Frances A. Carter of London
derry, Nova Scotia, who has been stop
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. H.
Rushton. Of the Chapman house. leaves
this week for Winnipeg to visit her sister
and friends. We wish her pleasant
visit and safe return.