The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-01-27
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"A. Del 81 was in Saturday and
II II cd out the new furniture for the
Zero X bridge school house, something
til ii has been needle for long time.
Some hos S in open cars going north
and two or three carloads OF cattle going
south on Wednesday evening on the N
p. must have suffered considerably in
the i,llzZ lru of that evening.
Twin baby boys were born into the
family OF MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Minder last
FIR day. One Of the babies died Friday
noon, but the other appears to be doing
very well.-Call-Graphic.
After the legislature had finished the
sena'or.a fight they adjourned for sever
a. avs and most Of the members went
home. All Of the Pembina county dele
g.'tlon returned, except Mr.. LaMoure
who went TO St. Paul.
After week or two ofpleasant wealth
er Il real blizzard struck us on Wednes-
day evening. Its approach however was
slow and duration short, though it left a
cod north wind and low temp nature be-
hind it Thursday morning. The wind
was very strong for three OF four hours.
Judd LaMoure's nomination was made
by Representative Wallace-a stately
member who seems to come to the legis-
lature as often as he wants to. When
one sees Jud and Wallace together one
wonders why it is that Pembina county
turns out such tall men.-Bismarck
Tribune.
Carl Dick came to Pembina county
three years ago from Lanesboro, Man,
after losing considerable wealth that he
took out there trying to farm. Since
coming he has done we'll and this week
bought the Russell half section near Nc
Arthur siding on the N. P. r. r. from
Ike Foster.-Pink Paper.
The Emerson Journal says Geo. Wal
ton of Emerson is going. to Winnipeg
where he will be in the employ of Fair
child & Co., agricultural implements.
Mr.. Walton has been SO long in Emer-
son that he will leave large vacancy
there, and he has many friends and &C
quaintances on this side who will miss
his occasional visits.
The new bridge across the Pembina
river is pretty well along. The super
structure is all up and presents neat
and substantial appearance. 1t is all iron
and steel. The iron stringers are now
being put in place and doubtless the
bridge will be ready for travel tomorrow
afternoon
George Oliver has started in business
at 4O5 Bank Of Commerce building, Mn
neapolis. He is associated with !. Nj.
FitZgibbon in the manufacture and sale
OF a toilet preparation known as DR..
Montnair's face wonder. The many
friends Of Mr.. Oliver in St. Thomas will
wish him unbounded success in his ven
ture.-St. Thomas Times.
The masquerade carnival in the Penn
bina skating rink Friday evening was
well attended. The competitors for
prizes were many and several of the cos
tunes attractive. The following receiv-
ed prizes: Fred Roy, gents fancy cos
tune; Miss Ruby Mclean, lady's fancy
costume; Alex. Hart, comical costume;
Dudley Full, clown.
The marriage of Mr.. Fred VanCamp,
of this city, and Miss Elizabeth Milligan
was solemnized at the home Of the
BRIDES father, Thomas Milligand, at
Winnipeg. Man., Wednesday, January
18th, 1899. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Weigle, pastor of one of the
Methodist churches Of that city in the
presence Of few friends and relatives
St. Thomas Times.
r. A. Thacker Of Hamilton brought
over Samuel Henderson of Glasston on
a charge of burglary, in default of bail,
to the county Jail. Henderson and an
other man had been at dance and after
it was over entered the drug store about
three O'Clock in the morning where they
were found by the proprietor. They
had not taken anything when found.
the prisoner claims the door was I'M
locked and they walked in.
Vorthington, late member of
Hall Choral Association,
Henry Leslie and Handel
of London, England, and