The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-24
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friends in Penbina, a full houseis like
ly to be in attendance.
Personals.
Maurice K,mpe was in the city ON
Monday.
c. NJ. Taillon of Neche was a. visitor
Monday.
Mayo Ashley is teaching school at
Prattford.
D. w. Gillespie of Hamilton was over
on Tuesday.
Hon. Alex Duncan Of Bruce, was in
town this week.
Norman Gingras of Leroy, came in on
business on Monday.
w. w. Golf of Beaulieu was a visitor
to this city on Sunday.
VIM. and j. Quinnell of Wexford, were
trading here on Friday.
Amos DeLisle went to Walhalla on
Thursday to visit friends.
D. L. and D. Thomson of Neche,
were in the city Wednesday.
E. Taillon of Neche, was doing BUSH
ness in this city on Monday.
Geo. Bellamy Of Bowesmont was in the
city between trains on Monday.
A. Robinson the Glasston blacksmith
was in the city on Thursday last.
l. Foster was rustling a land deal
Of some sort in the city last Thursday.
Isaac Stonehouse of Mclean, register
ed at the Pembina House ON Wednes.
day.
A. H. Cakes (who insures your life)
was in the city looking for victims last
week.
Peter Dupre Of Leroy, was shaking
hands with old friends in this CITY this
week.
Miss Fannie Broom, who has been
visiting with DR.. Harris, returns to Win
nipeg today.
H. Salter and E. Stewart of Bath
gate, were at the Pembina House on
Saturday last.
J. w. Hart, the toilette merchant, stop
ped i'll on his way to the train on Monday
to make a brief but welcome call.
A business letter from l, F. Houston
says to change his address from Bath
gate to Florida, but that he will be back
to this country next summer.
Rev. ]. G. Dingle left this week for the
western part of this state where he will
take two or three weeks vacation and
kill as many deer as possible.
John Conrad of Cavalier was over this
week and made this office pleasant call.
Mr.. Conrad was hailed out in part this
season but has some misunderstanding.
D. w. Young, formerly of Geroux
Bridge, now doing stock buying and
feed mill business at Neche, made us
call on Friday, and has something of in
terest to the farmers in our advertising
columns. Mr.. Young Is hustler, and
always ready to do business.
Charles Mcleod, who used 10 keep
store at Beaulieu, and was once a county
commissioner and who has been for
couple of years at the Klondike, was
shaking hands with old Pembina ac-
quaintances last Sunday. Rumor has it
that MIR. Mcleod has made a stake of
no mean dimensions in the gold country.
He is brother of Prof. D. S. Mcleod of
St. Vincent.
Attorney w. ]. Kneeshaw returned
from Bismarck on Tuesday where he had
been to present petition to Governor
Fancher for the pardon of Joseph Till,
convicted of the murder of Adam Miller
several years ago. The result is not
known as the governor took it under adj
visement. This may turn out sort of
local 'Dreytus" case If the pardon is not
granted.
Editor Hassing made us fraternal
call on Saturday. He wanted to see one
OF the county officers-wasn't quite sure
which. 1t is reported that he walked out
OF Hamilton with twenty-five rifle over
his shoulder, looking for deer" He
didn't have any rifle when he got to Penn.
bina, but with the assistance of Judge
Quackenbush, got something with which
to secure another sort of dear.
An old man by the name of Matthew
Healey was brought in from IValhalla
this week for examination by the board
OF insanity. 1t appears however, that the
man is only weak from the infrmities of
age and disease, and that he is a British
subject only coming over here to work
occasionally, and this time has only been
here about ten days. He will probably
be sent back to Manitoba by the custom
authorities.