The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-01-20

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Yes, DR. Forbes cclure, Wednesday,
N. p, i'll kittson Hall, subject, "How
.luch is lie WORTH
The workmen began to raise the iron
III ,erstructure OF the Pembna river
ridge Yesterday 1t is cold job.
Ian. ., third Sunday after Epiphany,
Div,n service and Holy Communion
in the Episcopal church, at l 1 O'Clock in
mourning.
There is nothing ii, the line Of enter
tanments better than a good lecture.
Hear DR.. Forbes and be convinced.
Wednesday, Jan. . tn.
c. f. Johnson, Cha,. Full, Prof. God
ward, Miss Young, G.. w. Ryan and
9th RS, who have heard DR. Forbes lee
ture, say "Don't miss hearing him if you
want to spend pleasant and profitable
evening.
w. Nj. Prince and Miss Nellie Foley
of Grafton were married Monday, at
Fargo, by Bishop Shan,ey. MIR. Prince
is the court steno2rapher in this dis
trict and has many friends who will con.
! graduate him.
The VS. held a socia! meeting out at
Amos Purdy's spacious farm residence,
last Friday evening. Three sleigh loads
left here at $50 p. III. and returned at
1890 a. m. We need not say they haG
spent an enjoyable evening.
A. Baulig and Miss f. Ellingston, o.
Cavalier, were married by Rev. Melon
aid. Tuesday, they returned to Cavileer,
Wednesday,. Nv. M. Claughton and
Miss Johnston Of Hensel, were married
in Grafton, Monday night by Judge Mac
Rendezvous and Times.
Ottawa, Jan. 9.-Prnce D. A. Hilkof
of Russia, is again in the city in connec
ton with the expected arrival of 2,C0(
Doukhobors. Prince Hilkoff expect:
them along IN few days, and has with
him two Russians who were sent on as
advance agents. The 900 Doukhobar:
who were expected will be followed in {
itoba and the Northwest Territories
Emerson Journal.
Letters of coincidence and sv,npath,
have been received by Mrs. Cadenheac
IN her sad bereavement, and confirm the
sad news Of the death Of her husband b,
drowning in the Klondyke river last No.
vember. Among these is one from Rev,
Andrew S. Grant, pastor of the Presbv.
terrain church of Dawson, and another
from +. w. Arnold, secretary of the
board OF managers of the same church
of which Mr.. Cadenhead was an active
member. Also from Otto J. klotz, of
the office OF chief astronomer at Ottawa.
All the letters express sorrow for the
loss of faithful, useful man and official
A large party Of male and female bur-
glars by means Of false keys and other
unlawful means entered the domicile of
Auditor Donald Thomson and filled his
parlor full of rocks and the kitchen with
stone and such ware. while he and Mrs.
thomson were. at prayer meeting on
tuesday evening. Mr., and Mrs. Thorn
son however Surprised" the marauders
in the very act. but as these showed no
disposition to flee, they just took off
their wraps, sat down and made them
selves company in their own home.
Later in the evening Mr.. Harry Carr in
few pleasant and neighborly words in
behalf of the company presented Mr..
Thomson with the "pile Of rocks" which
lay in the form of fine easy chair, and
expressed the esteem and regard of
Pembina friends for Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
son as neighbors and friends wishing him
many happy returns OF the birthday
which they had come to celebrate; to
which Mr.. Thomson made feeling re-
spouse. After refreshments which the
burglars had taken pains to provide,
similar duty was performed on Mrs.
Thomson by Mrs. J. G. Moore, with
set of dishes and kindly regards. There
were about thirty present, mostly from
the M. f. congregation, and it is need
less to say, the surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
thomson was most complete, and the
whole affair very pleasant success.
Personals.
Geo. Ryan went to Hallock Yesterday.
Sheriff Farrow was in town on Mon