The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-07
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Waller, were over on Tuesday.
P. Jennings and Herman Weber of Ca
Waller, were over. on Tuesday.
A. H. Cakes has been in the city this
week writing up lite insurance.
c. R. Green, cashier of the Hamilton
Bank was in the city on Tuesday.
F. Vosper, of Neche, was in the city
OIL Wednesday and made us pleasant
call.
Joe Lee, Neche's big man OF merchan-
disc drove over to this city on Wednes-
day.
Samuel Woodhouse has been very i'll
this week but is somewhat better at this
whiting.
Miss Bessie Douglas returned to the
sup on Monday after short Easter va
cation at home.
RI. Ferguson of Drayton, was in the
city on Tuesday. He was trying to
''suit'' everyone while here. e.
John Eyrickson of Akra, formerly with
c. A. Holbrook of Cavalier, was visiting
friends in the city on Monday.
w. o. Guisenhuyner, Hensel's new
druggist, was in the city on Monday on
business connected with his new enter
prise.
Rife Paddock of Cavalier, was pleas
ant caller on the editor on Saturday.
Mr.. P. has spent part Of the winter in In
diana.
Mrs. Bird, mother Of Mrs. Bates, re-
turned to Portage LaPrairie, Man., on
Tuesday. She was accompanied by
Miss Mamie Bates.
Tyson McInnis visited in the city on
Sunday. Tyson is still enjoying eva
cation" with felon for company. 1t is
getting better however
Attorneys Laxdal, Brynjol'son and
Gordon of Cavalier and Burke of Bath
gate wer in attendance at court on Mon
day. Court adjourned until April 24th,
1890 a. M.
Howard Eastman of Carlisle was a
caller yesterday. Howard looks little
thin after his serious illness OF the winter
but says he is improving and nearly we'll
again.
Mrs. Paul Williams returned to her
home in Liberty last week, but expects
to return in a short time to live. Mr..
Williams having rented the Cavileer
property near the school house.
S. Thorwaldson, postmaster and gen.
eral merchant of Akra was one of our
callers on Tuesday. Mr.. Thorwa|dson
is one of the leading men in his section,
and we enjoyed a pleasant chat with him.
Mrs. Donald Thomson left on Tuesday
for her new home at Hensel; Percy, her
son, came over for her. Mrs. Thomson
will be missed in social and church cir
cles here where she has been an enthu-
siastic worker.
Sidney Wardwel arrived home on
Friday and returns to the university
Sunday. Sid's vacation was brief as
he is connected with the cadet organiza-
;tion Of the ~" which gave military
and athletic entertainment at Grafton
and Larimore last week. They had
good houses but the expense account
prevented profits.
Misses Ferrie and Holmes of Hamil-
ton dined at the Winchester on Saturday.
Samson Bjarnson Of Akra was in the
city this week. He was on business with
the county board on account of new
bridges in his township. He brought
over Mrs. Swain Thorwaldson who
comes to join her husband who is deputy
auditor, and they are housekeeping in
Freeman Walters house near the N. P.
depot.
Howard Hogg, of Walhalla was in
town on Wednesday with Joseph Lee.
They were completing the organization
of the new Farmers Elevator Company
of Walhalla. The general plan of the
company is that each farmer takes a
share of stock and has one 1900 bushel
bin as his own. A part of the elevator
is run on the general plan and the ma.
mayer will buy and store wheat on his
own account therein. The experiment
will be watched with interest by other
communities.
Died.
EM1LE.-At Pembina, Monday, April
Bird, 1899. Louis Emile, aged IS years.
Deceased leaves widow and one
child to mourn his loss. He came from
Winnipeg about two and half years
ago and has since resided in this city.
BRIDE.-At Glasston, March 10Th. Miss
Myrtle Bride.
IRELAND.-At Walhalla, March 18th,
Alexander Ireland, aged AZ years.
Born.
RoADHoUsE.-AtP embina, April 3rd. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roadhouse, a
daughter.