The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-26

Reading OF orders by adJutant.
Lincoln's Address at Battlefield of
Gettysburg.
Red, White and Blue, vocal.
First Order on Memorial Day of Gen.
Logan.
Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Grafton, DR.. Forbes.
America, vocal.
Out door band concert in the evening.
Personals.
| ]. S. English was over from Neche last
Saturday.
]. Noice registered at the Pembina
House last Friday.
| James Robertson of Drayton was a
visitor on Wednesday.
f. ]. Stewart Of Leroy was at the Penn
bina House on Wednesday.
Hon. J. LaMoure has been visiting at
home few days this week.
Israel Renaud of Bathgate was at the
Winchester House on Monday.
Mrs. r. Aylen went to Hallock on
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Peabody.
Hon. S. L. Haight of St. Thomas was
pleasant visitor at this office on Monday.
Sidney Wardwell is expected Sunday
to spend Memorial Day holiday at home.
Customs officer P. ]. Horgan of Neche
was over ON official business on Tuesday.
Attorney McMurchie of St: Thomas
had business with the county board this
week.
Dan Sullivan Of Dominion City, for
merly &c this county, was in town on
Monday.
CGeorgc Laney of Bathgate was inter-
ested in business at the court house on
Wednesday.
Nelson Chapman and George Carmen
wheeled themselves down from Drayton
last Sunday.
States Attorney Burke was assisting
the county board as to legal technicali-
ties this week.
David Fee formerly section foreman
here and later of Crookston was in the
city on business last week.
H. c. Carr and Jas Wilkins went to
Humboldt last Sunday to hear good
sermon by Rev. DR.. Forbes.
James Baker and Marshal Jackson
brought over Mrs. Dickson Of Neche for
county care on Saturday last.
Mrs. w. Kemp and Mrs. NJ. ]. Switzer
went to Drayton on Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Hazen Whitson.
80. K" Cakes was round yesterday
watering his little insurance acorns,
which grow finely under his care.
o. H. Johnson and Al. Murrel were
over from Hamilton on Sunday. Mrs.
Murrel and children were also along.
Miss Antonette Branchaud began
teaching school last Monday in the Gar
nett neighborhood near St. Thomas.
P. Jennings ofCavalier was in the city
on Wednesday on ditch business with the
county board. His wife accompanied
him.
]. ]. Dormer, who used to make light
ming for Pembina people, now of Morden,
was shaking hands with old friends here
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Kneeshaw on the
way, and all arrived home last Saturday.
Grandma Kneeshaw and Miss Hazel
have spent the winter in Florida.
Mfr. and Mrs. ]. X. Musselman, Miss
Ethel Musselman, Mrs. DR.. Farrow and
Miss Kate Booker came over on Monday
from Cavalier to visit Pembina friends.
Prof. Burns and Miss Sperry of the
Bathgate schools were in the city on
Saturday, Prof. Burns has accepted a
position in another state and rumor saws
Miss Sperry will have a situation near
him.
D. G. Mcintosh, St. Thomas; Fred
Weiss and S. F. Waldo, Crystal, listened
to the reading Of the bridge tenders be.
fore the county commissioners on Wed
nesday. Nc. sings, So near and yet Sc
far," but otherwise says it was fair. deal
and no kick coming.
Dr.. Wright, dentist, Of Hallock, will be
in Mr.. Liens Office, ST. Vincent, June
t14th. 10th, 10th and 18th. Up to date
dentistry az reasonable prices,