The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-08-26
Personals.

iiaS OceIl aOle 10 walk out little.
Mrs. Annie Winchester arrived from
ST. Paul on Mondays train.
l Miss Mabel Mcclellan of Winnipeg il
: visiting with Miss Mabel Fowler.
Collector Duffy and Cashier Anderson
OF Walhalla were in the city last Sunday
H.A. Williams ofCavalier registered il
Landlord Pullman's album on SATURDAY.
Attorney Magnus Brynjolfson of cava.
lier made brief visit to Pembina on
Monday.
George, Frank and Alvin Robertson
of Grafton were at the Winchester on
Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Nixon returned on Mon
day from two weeks visit with friends
in St. Paul.
Grant S. Hager was in town for few
minutes on Wednesday on states attor-
ney business.
| Attorney w. r. Garrett of Cava''
! was at the county seat on legal b,- ''e'
on Wednesday. @s'"eSs
w. c. Andrews was aror
day after his long vacat; '"u OH loeS
good bill ofstatione~ 4o'' anu so'o us d
State Examine -S'
the c;tv th;s er Langlie has been il
the c,erl week examining accounts in
Mr.. of courts Office.
+, =. and Mrs. Cox expect to leave for
ileir home in Illinois on Tuesday. Hope
to see them again another year.
II. A. Murrel was one of the wander.
ers to return for day or two this week.
He is on the road selling smokers
goods.
ID. G.. Mcintosh Of St. Thomas and
Geo. Ganssle of Bathgate represented
the machine business in Pembina last
Saturday.
Harry Diemer arrived on Friday and
: opened the Victoria elevator for bust
ness and he ought to have his share for
he is good fellow.
DR.. and Mrs. Brennan and the baby
have been in town this week. The DIR
! left yesterday for his regular monthly St
Thomas engagement.
) Mr.. Bergvin Johnson of Seattle was If
n the city on Monday. He was here in the
S interest of an Icelandic Alaska trading
and mining company.
e Walter Lockwood will be in charge O
the Monarch elevator this season, HI
will move in next week, and occupy the
n Booker residence, opposite the Metho
n dist church.
y A. ]. McFadden is on the road buying
> wheat for the Twohy Mercantile Co. o
Duluth, and Andy knows where tn,
>. wheat grows and is we'll acquainted witt
- the men that grow it.
County Superintendent Jackson was a
= Grand Forks last Friday to visit tn,
= summer school at the university. Their,
are about $50 teachers in attendance, o
which thirty are from Pembina county.
= Hon. Alexander Robinson, colonia
4, secretary of Newfoundland, and his wifi
2, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G.. Moor,
,r the first of the week. They were OF
i their way home from trip to the Pacif
IS coast.
y The reporter met o. w. Matthews
l. formerly Of this county, at Crookston las
IS week, where he has been living som,
h time. Mr.. Matthews was married agail
IS short time ago, and looks as young a
it ever.
II John Marshall, Long John" formerl!
is of this county and later of Cavalier coun
ty and for the last four years resident O
Duluth was looking round for old Ian,
Y marks hereabout on Tuesday. He
rs soliciting wheat shipments.
l. Louis NORM, formerly of Neche,
J, running large and neat hotel eth
ID Grand Central" at Crookston and is evi
o IDENTIFY prospecting. Pembina count
" people going that way will find warn
n welcome from Mr.. NORM if they call.
n Mrs. Donald Thomson left on Satur
l. day for Georgia in response to tele
IS gram announcing the dangerous Hines
y of her daughter. A telegram on Wed
o nesday announced her safe arrival an
]. that her daughter was somewhat i'm
r proved.
!. The former firm Of Young q Nome
:. were Ground calling on friends in the cit
d for short time on Monday. Mr.. Mon
a net appears as if Langdon association
IS agreed with his avoirdupois, while NJ,
'e Young was looking very pleasant owe
n the hearty congratulations he receive
2 from friends here.
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