The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-12-22
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Miss Lulu Wylie arrived home from
Hamline Saturday for the holidays.
The stores will put on metropolitan
airs after New Years and close at $50.
]. O. Fryer cont, mp!ates visit to
Ontario between Christmas and New
Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Southland of Cashel
were doing their trading in the city
Tuesday.
R. v. Larter was doing business in the
Roseau country last week, returning on
Tuesday.
A. H. Cakes, the genial insurance man
from st. Thomas, was doing business in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss, who were visiting
in Minnesota, returned to their home in
this city Friday.
John Anderson and Theodore West
man are comfortably domiciled in the
WeStman building.
Messrs. Ferguson and Switzer of JOLT
cite were in the city and registered at
the Commercial Friday.
Drayton needs resident dentist. A
good one would do we'll here. Who
will be the lucky individual.
The ice men got to work Monday and
are supplying the wants of the commune
ty with solid water foot thick.
Miss Charlotte Johnson, who has been
visiting with Miss Leni Morrison, return
ed to her home in Grafton Friday.
A good many weddings OF late, Thorn
son, the photographer has been reaping
the benefit as we'll as the preachers.
VIM. Garden, brother of our popular
tonsorial artist, w. H. Garden, who was
visiting here, left for home Saturday.
Messrs W.. Scott, Herbt. Edmunds
and Eddie Cochran arrived from Ham
line Wednesday, also Ira Elliott from
St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell from Minnesota
were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Faucet, uncle and aunt of Mrs. Powell,
the first of the week.
The pontoon bridge has been moved
on the Minnesota side of the river for the
winter, not much danger that it vii! foa,
away before March LIST.
Miss Eva MANHOOD, niece of T. w.
Kibbee. who has been spending the sum
mer in the city, returned to her home in
Fremont, Ind. Wednesday.
We predict an enormous demand for
Drayton flour as it is No. l article
Among many orders received is one fol
two car loads from Philadelphia.
Owing to the Christmas rush, George
Countryman who is visiting in the city,
has been induced to assist in Kibbee's
drug store. Mr.. Countryman is recuper.
ating from an attack of typhoid fever.
Carlisle.
[Omittei. lack of space last week.
E. A. Eastman lost valuable horse
last week.
Jonathan Colder sold his farm last week
to w. R. Huffman.
Robt. Menzie and family of Prattford
were the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Thos.
A. Weeks Saturday last.
John and VIM. Taylor also Dan Shan.
non of toilette came over last week to
attend some of the meetings.
Chas. McClennan returned last Satur.
day from the mountains where he has
been looking after his farming interests
the past four months.
Cyrus Huffman purchased c. H. East.
mans threshing outfit and will figure on
doing good share Of the threshing trade
in the future.
The honerites or holiness movement
people are drawing large crowds. Meet
ings every afternoon and evening and
three meetings each Sunday.
Andrew Argue has purchased four
horses and also complete outfit of har-
ness and will probably soon be better
equipped than before the fire.