The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-05
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OH Monday.
Mrs. Dammarell is visiting her son Ed.
Dan,marel!. -
H. A. Mayo of Walhalla, was at the
Winchester on Monday.
Editor Bouvette, of the Enterprise,
was in the city on Monday.
w. R. Garrett of Cavalier, was over
on Monday on legal matters.
o. Grandson, of St. Thomas, register
ed at the Winchester on Tuesday.
Fred Phillip of Olga was in the city on
Monday on business before the county
Judge.
]. w. and Levi Bechtel of Cavalier,
were i'll the city on Monday on probate
matters.
| A. H. Cakes, the st. Thomas insur-
ance man, was looking up business here
on Tuesday.
M. H. Miller, who is visiting in Wis.
consin, has been quite ill with inhama-
ton of the bowels.
D. w. Finch is back from Portal where
he has been looking after some customs
stock rs special.
G. E. Montgomery of the Pembina
river country and treasurer of the town
ship was in on Saturday.
Commissioner Sigfusson, S. Gudmund
son and K. johnson all of Mountain were
in town on Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Stuart Thompson of Hal
lock, had Sunday visit with their re-
latives in this city.
S. E. Hast and Chris Well were rep
resentatives of the town of Cavalier at
Pembina on Monday.
Ernest Branchaud has severed his re-
lations with the Hallock Enterprise and
is visiting at home this week.
County Commissioner Often has been
at Wort; at his new farm near the Fort
this week. He is building stable.
George Barron Of toilette went to
Winn,pes; yesterday for medical assist
ance. He is troubled with siatica.
Rev. Mr.. Moore came back. on Tues
day and shipped his goods on Thursday
tor Forest River his new appointment.
Ole Paulson went to Hallson on Sum
day to be absent this week, as he is to
put in steel ceiling in church there.
John Cockburn of Shorts Satisfactory
Store, lett on Sunday to take in Ian Nc
I-aren and weeks holidays at St.
Thomas.
J.W. Hart Of toilette, was a caller,
Wednesday. He thinks toilette is half
seeded though some farmers are nearly
done while others have hardly begun.
Mrs. Paul Williams arrived this week
and with her husband Auditor Williams,
will go to housekeeping in the Cavileer
house, near the school house.
Attorney Brynjolfson of Cavalier has
been over the muddy roads from there
twice this week on legal business. The
last trip Attorney Laxdal came with him.
F. Vosper of Neche, came round by
train, yesterday. He thinks about fifty
per cent of the wheat is seeded in his
township. He was on law business.
w. ]. Kneeshaw, Robert Morrison and
F. c. Warner went to Grand Forks on
Tuesday, to hear Ian McLaren lecture
and say that it was good to be there.
Miss May Nixon came from Gilby on
Saturday, and remained over until We'd
nesday to assist her parents entertain at
the reception to Bishop Edsall on Tues
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Peabody of Hallock,
were visiting here during the visit o.
Bishop Edsall. They were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Cavileer. They have
many, friends among their old parishion
ers. 80. &
Deputy Marshal Hennessy OF Crane
Forks and another department Officer
were in the city Wednesday looking aftel
revenue stamps on cigars and legal docu
ments. They found no infringements o
the law here, though in many cities of thu
northwest counterfeit stamps have beer
discovered on the brands of cigars from
the Jacobs mandatory in Pennsylvania
Music and Singing Glass.
Friday, the 18th Of May, will be the
first lesson Of the new term, at the school
house, 1870 p. m. Intending students
must send in their names to me at once,
as: their text books have to be ordered
from New York. Only limited numb.
er Of students in this class.
w. WoRrHINGToN,
q .... Instructor.
TO Cure HeadaahA.in IS Minutes.
p. Davis Ami ! sadache never fails.
3 cents. d.
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