The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-03
Personals.

Personals.
Tom Cornell of Hamilton was over on
Wednesday.
| w. ]. Kneeshaw got back from St.
Paul yesterday.
! VIM. Crombie of Mclean was in the
city on Thursday.
Attorney E. H. Gordon of Cavalier
was at court yesterday.
*H:L. Crandell was looking over the
Merchants Bank counter here yesterday.
Ralph Thompson left on Monday for
St. Paul where he will take course in a
business college.
Mrs. SIS. Cargill of Minneapolis is visit
ing her son who is agent of the elevator
here, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Holbrook of Cava-
lier were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G..
Thompson on Sunday.
Eli Taillon of Bathgate and his brother
Marcel Taillon Of Neche made us pleas
ant call on Tuesday.
David Graham of Drayton was in the
city on Wednesday but forgot to call
round as he usually does.
Miss Lulah Cavileer left on Monday for
couple of weeks visit with Mrs. DR..
Wheeler and other friends at Grand
Forks.
Attorney Brynjolfson, Banker Mussel-
man and Sheriff Farrow all left Cavalier
to spend pleasant Monday in Pembina.
Hugh Ross of Bathgate came in on
Monday to pick crow with the editor,
and same was plucked to mutual salts
faction and pleasure.
Henry Anderson and Ami Arnisson of
Hensel made us pleasant call on Tues
day. They were on their way to Domin.
ion City, Manitoba on business.
Geo. H. Switzer of Bowesmont was in
the city on Tuesday. Mr.. Switzer re-
joices in the best crop he has ever raised
in this county, about, 1000 bushels.
Mrs. DeLisle has moved in to her new
residence near the court house and has
as guests her son Fred of Omemee, N.
d. and her neice Miss O. Peronto of St,
Jean.
N. G. Richardson and Harry Gold
smith of Drayton took dinner at the Win
chester on Monday with Jas. Wilkins and
then visited the county judges Office on
duplicate errands.
Judge Quackenbush arrived from New
York yesterday and reports Mrs. Quack-
enbush and the new boy doing we'll and
will follow later. There was also box
of cigars on tap at the drug store.
John Kerr and Charles Smirl of Tyner
called at Pembina this week. They were
on their way to Manitoba looking up
some land that Mr.. S. had purchased.
Mr.. Kerr is still the village blacksmith at
Tyner and old friends here are glad to
know of his prosperity.
And Paul Johnson of Akra came Also
Paul is thinking of retiring to the city
and let his farm take care of him for the
future. Paul has taken care of the farm
for long time and turn about is fair.
Paul grows no older in appearance how
ever as years go on. He was here. as
witness on the Riley case.
The drain board, Messrs Jos. Morrison,
Geo. I. Barrett and w. Louden with
Secretary H. c. Thomson, were doing
business at the court house on Monday.
BY the way the present board seems to
be getting further on with actual bust
ness than anything we have had in that
line before.
The hunting party for Fort Buford
reservation started on Tuesday. From
here were T. R. Shaw, E. X. Cavileer,
F. A. Hart, Gus. Short and G.. G..
Thompson. Mr.. LaMoure left for St.
Paul the day previous but expected to
join them en- route. Among others who
were expected at the camp were Nels
Burnley OF Walhalla; A. Garnett, St.
Thomas; DR.. Wheeler and Mr.. Trepanier,
Grand Forks and Mr.. Bennett, chief clerk
OF the N. P. Express. The most of the
boys expect to be absent about two
weeks and each to get from five to fifteen
Head of deer, and their expectant friends
at home hope they will get even more.
Mr.. George Roadhouse of Wexford is
to move to Neche where he will take
charge of the Duluth elevator. Mr..
Roadhouse is a popular NAH with the
farmers, and the company could not find
better man for the place. Mr.. Asa
Fanset, who has held the position hereto
fore is intending to move to California.
A great many friends of Mr.. Fanset,
among whom the PIONEER EXPRESS is
glad to be numbered, will greatly regret
to learn of his proposed departure and
will wish his all success in his new home.
Mr.. Fanset is one of the old timers and