The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-25
Personals.

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Sheriff Farrow was in the city on Tues
day.
Rev. L. D. Wardwelli is expected home
on Tuesday.
Hon. ]. LaMoure went to St. Paul on
Wednesday.
]. T. Blackjack Of Bathgate was over
on Saturday.
Geo. Laney was over from Bathgate
on Saturday.
A. E. Thacker was over from Hamil-
ton on Saturday.
Mrs. T. R. Shaw and children are visit
ing relatives at Mountain.
Oliver Hughes of Neche was at the
Pembina House on Sunday.
Us. English and wife of Neche were
in the city on Wednesday.
E. H. Gordon OF Cavalier was at the
Winchester on. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Shaw of Hallock,
spent Sunday here will, relatives.
Geo. L. Paxman of Hamilton took din
ner at the Winchester on Sunday.
]. A. Bennett and G. E. Montgomery
were over from Bathgate Wednesday.
w. D. Moffat registered at the VIM
chester on Saturday from Devils Lake.
H. A. Murrell and H. P. Asselstine
were visitors from Hamilton on Sunday.
F. B. Fishburn of st. Jean, Man., has
been visiting old scenes here during the
last week.
Joseph Morrison and Geo. T. Barrett
Of Pittsburg, we're at the county seat on
Friday last.
Editor Bouvette and Gus Peterson
OF Hallock, dropped in for short time
on Tuesday.
DR.. Brown and son of New York are
stopping at Charles Cavileer's. He is
looking for chickens
The Grand Forks Herald says that
Attorney w. R. Garrett of Cavalier is
likely to move to st. Paul.
Prof. and Mrs. Godward arrived home
on Tuesday, and are looking for a house
to get settled before school begins.
Miss Mckay of Winnipeg, neice of
customs officer H. D. Mckay arrived
yesterday to visit her relatives there.
Judge N. c. Young of the supreme
court and family are visiting at Bathgate.
The Judge was in this city on Saturday.
Banker H. L. Holmes of Bathgate was
over on Saturday, and went out hunting
with some Of our nimrods on SUMMON
day.
E. D. Booker who was very ill last
week with appendicitis, we are glad to
say is recovering under the care of DR..
Harris.
Rev. Mr.. McGregor of Minneapolis, is
expected to spend his annual hunting va
cation in Kittson county the first week in
September.
Mr.. a, d Mrs. ]. H. Anderson of Wal
halla were visiting friends here on Mon
day and Tuesday. Sorry they could not
stay longer.
John Mccartney of Carlisle, WIN was at
the Pembina House under the care of
DR.. Harris, recovered sufficiently to re-
turn to his home on Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Short, brother of w. C..
and Aug. Short arrived on Sunday. Mr..
Short will superintend the erection of
w. c. Shorts new residence.
Misses May Thompson and Marguerite
Cockburn and Messrs F. A. Douglas and
Alex Cockburn of St. Thomas, were
guests of Johnny Cockburn last Sunday.
Judge Sauter was up on Monday, court
business and badge selling. The Judge
is enthusiastic in his endeavors to make
a warm welcome for the returning sold
iers.
Herman Schaefel, formerly deputy
treasurer, who has been living in Mani
toba tor some time, passed through here
Tuesday on the N. P, on his way to
Minneapolis, where he has accepted a
position.
Mrs. F. c. Myrick and her friends Mrs.
Judge Diamond of Monticello, and Mrs.
Alberts of Green Lake, Wis, who have
been visiting her, left on Saturday for
Wisconsin. Mrs. Myrick will be gone
about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Warner have been
enjoying visit from Mr.. Warmers
mother and Mr.. Lawrence c. Warner his
brother, and wife for the last week.
They left yesterday for their home in
Warner, Illinois.
LOCAL, WANTS.
A good bookkeeper would like posi-
ton. 81 A. E. D1NGLE, Pembina.