The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-18

McCaffery who has been under DR.
Harris care for the last week. for appen.
dicitis, is improving slowly.
Rev. Bjarni Thorarinsan was unable to
fulfill his engagement here as announced
last week. He is expected next Sunday
if he RECEIVERS from illness.
7. w. Brown Of the Russell House
Emerson, was over on Saturday. Tom
says Mrs. Brown is down in New York
visiting friends this summer.
A. B. Corbeil was at Winnipeg yester.
day, and called on Father Lavisne who
is at the hospital there. Mr.. c reports
that Father LaVigne is doing we'll.
Rev. M. Skaptison who has been act.
ing as Unitarian missionary at Winnipeg,
was here Wednesday on his way to Ros'
eau county where he will take up land.
Mr.. A. w. McCrea, the Columbus Of
Drayton village, is visiting relatives in
that city. Mr.. McCrea resides at Ham.
line, Minnesota summers and in Cali.
fornia winters.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Short and family
returned from their visit to Ontario on
Sunday. Mr.. Short took run down to
his old home in Illinois for few days
before his return.
dad" Clinch who has been the right
hand man of the St. Thomas Times for
two years, has gone to the Dickinson
Recorder. Dad ran the Times in excel
lent style during Mr.. Hagar's absence in
Texas last winter.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Morden Of Wahpe'
ton were renewing cd acquaintance ir
this city on Saturday. They went tc
visit their old home at Cavalier on Sun
day. Mr.. Morden is still in partnership
with the Standard Oil Co.
Miss Florence O'Hara left yesterday
for three or four weeks sojourn in the
Twin Cities. She will select goods fol-
the fall and winter trade, and PICK up all
the new ideas in millinery and dress
making fashions before her return.
Mrs. Charles Pullman and Miss Pull.
man went to Grand Forks on Monday
where they will make their residence for
the present. Miss Minnie Pullman joined
them yesterday. The family will be
greatly missed in the social circles of the
city.
Hon. E. H. Bergman of Gardar is in
the city. He reports fine crop in his
neighborlood, and that the cement works
will start up next Monday. Mr.. B thinks
with others, that if the cement works
prove success, that it will be only the
beginning, as in his opinion, there is a
lot of the natural material all along the
mountains. A new railroad branch from
Edinburg in that section is a probable
result later.
Harry Treglawney of Brainard, Mime.
sofa, with his friend Mr.. Ware of Warren
were visiting in the city Wednesday and
Thursday. Mr.. Treglawney is the son
of the lat. Rev. Mr.. Treglawney who was
pastor O. the NJ. E. church in this city
some ten or twelve years ago. Harry is
now cashier of bank at Brainard and
his mother and sister have their home
there. Pembina people have pleasant
recollections of the family and are glad
to know Of their good health and pros
perity.
Messrs Winlaw, Morrison, Price, Jack
son, Carr, Quackenbush and Wardwell,
went to Drayton on Tuesday evening as
the guests of Fidelity Lodge A. F. and
A. M. which was duly instituted on that
evening by Deputy Grand Master E. H.
James of St. Thomas. A number of the
St. Thomas brethren were also present,
and after the installation proceedings
were over, the whole company sat down
to a splendid repast at the Canadian
Hotel. After supper congratulatory
speeches were made and very pleasan,
hour was spent The new lodge starts
out with seventeen charter members, and
considerable work in sight. DR.. Coun
tryman is w. NJ, and makes an able pre-
siding officer.