The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-22

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Pembina and in Pembina county most Of
the children are vaccinated, and we feel
about the law, much like the old Univer.
salist did about ''hades." He didn't be.
lieve in it himself but thought it a good
thing that so many other people did.
Personals.
Elk. Sheriff Truemner of Cavalier was
in the city on Tuesday,.
w. ]. Kneeshaw got back from Grand
Forks on Wednesday,.
l. J.Foster, the Bathgate earth mer.
chant, was over on Wednesday.
Mrs. B. F. Horr was quite i'll on Wed.
nesday but improved some yesterday.
Mr.. Carroll OF Philadelphia is the opera
tor at the depot during the busy season.
Miss Nellie Joyce of New Richmond,
Wisconsin is visiting with Mrs. Judson
LaMoure Jr.
John Grumpy, one of South Carlisle's
farmers, was pleasant visitor
on Monday.
Mrs. Swain Thorwaldson visited rela-
tives at Winnipeg this week, returning
Wednesday.
John Williams of the auditors Office
has gone to Mountain to look after
on his farm.
Rev. L. D. Wardwell preached at Reid
Hall, St. Vincent, in place of Rev. Myers
who officiated at Hallock.
Mrs. DR.. F. Rose arrived from Fargo
on Wednesday, and is receiving the con-
gratulations Of her many friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. Brennan have been max
ing their regular monthly visit this week.
The DR.. leaves tomorrow for St. Thomas.
Jos. Morrison, George +. Barrett and
Secretary H. c. Thomson of the drain
age board were in the city on Wednes-
day.
Letters from Fred Ryan and James
Wardwell say that they find their lines
cast in pleasant places at Hamline Uni
versity.
George Dopkins of Emerson, former
ly Of this county, was visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Dopkins is about moving to Elm
Greek. Manitoba,
Mrs. G. w. Ryan, Miss Muriel Full,
Irene Aylen, and Pauline Kneeshaw left
yesterday to attend the state w. c. T. U.
convention at Grand Forks which opens
to-day and lasts until Monday.
o. E. Thompson returned Tuesday
from his months trip in the east. He
visited all the principal cities of the East
ern States and Canada, and reports hav-
ing had an excellent time.-Cavalier Re-
publican.
Landlord Thos. w. Brown of the Rus
sell House, Emerson. was over on Mon
day at the land sale shaking hands with
numerous old friends he met there. He
reports Mrs. Brown at home again feeling
we'll after her eastern visit and himself as
ceiling much better.
H. E. Sanders, one of the firm of
Sanders Bros, publishers Of the Roseau
Region and the Warroad Sentinel, was
raternal caller at this office on Monday.
He says that country is booming and
with the advent of the new railroad from
Duluth to Winnipeg there will be great
Ex-county Commissioner D. Mansell
and Nate Gilman of Midland township
were at the land leasing on Monday and
made us a pleasant call. Mr.. Mansell is
rather pessimistic as to the future of
wheat raising in this country notwith-
standing he has bought another farm just
across the line in Manitoba. Mr.. Gilman
was former resident here but had not
been here for quite number of years
previous to this visit.
The following we're some Of the at
tendants at the land leasing on Monday.
Jacob Knudson, w. c. Hunter, Thos.
Colvin, T. Duffy, o. NJ. Corwin, T. A.
Thompson, E. A. Young, Jas. Mowbray,
Geo. Ray, F. E. Mott, G. H. Garrett,
w. E. Gardner, w. Flath, A. M. O'Con-
nor w. R. Baldwin, A. Childerhose, ].
c. Childerhose, E. Van Camp, A. Thex-
ton, all from St Thomas and vicinity;
J. E. Gray, Grafton; L. w. Musselman,
Cavalier; w. A. Murphy, Neche; George
Laney, Bathgate; w. G. Gillispie, G. l..
Paxman, w. H. Randall, M. S. Frise,
Hamilton.
Heavy Losses.
The directors of the Alliance Hail AS.
ISOLATION of Jamestown at the annual
meeting Yesterday reviewed the Losses