The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-14
, following is the republican count,

r. following is the republican count,
ticket OF Kittson county Minnesota:
For Auditor-E. ]. Lien.
For Treasurer-Jno. A. England.
For County Attorney-P. Fl. Konzen.
For Judge Of Probate. A. Swenson.
For Register of Deeds. A. Vanstrum.
For Sherif-c. Johnson.
For Superintendent of Schools-E. A.
Nelson.
For Coroner-M. NJ. Lockwood.
For Court Commissioner. A. Sven.
son.
For Co. Commissioner, Dist. No. q
S. Johnson.
For Co. Commissioner. Dist No. A.
Dunn.
Personals.
NJ. Kerfoot of Drayton was q guest
Of James Wilkins ON Monday.
P. Quigley of Glasston was doing b,si-
ness at the court house on Thursday.
Ben S. Newell of Crysta! WIS sfakine
hands with old friends here ON We ,cs
day.
Rev. Mr.. Watson is expected home
from his visit to England to-day or Sat-
urday.
a. = S and 5. J. Hawthorne OF
Cryst Aysi, rcd 1T tie Winch. stcT ~,
Monday,
States Attorney w. ]. Burke of Bath
gate was in attendance on the county
board on Wednesday.
E. III. Bennett, chief clerk of the North.
ern Pacific Express Co., was in the city
Saturday, and returned to ST. Paul on
Sunday.
T. w. Mutchmore and family, formerly
Of Emerson, have gone to Oakland,
California, where they will make their
future home.
A note from S. o. McGuin gives his
postotfice address as Calgary, N. w. r.,
and adds that the family arrived safely
and in good health.
Ernest Branchaud left yesterday for
Bottineau where he has accepted posi-
ton in a general store. Many friends
will wish, Ernest success.
| A. Dowker, formerly with the N. P. a,
this station, now OF Grand Forks, was in
the city last Saturday and with F. c.
Warner, went out for chicken shoot.
R. F. Smith left last week for Asbury
Hospital, Minneapolis for treatment
Everyone hopes that Mr.. Smith may re.
turn soon with that good health he seeks.
Hon. S. L. Haight of St. Thomas ar.
rived on Sunday to meet his new grand
son at the home of Customs Officer A.
R. Harvey, who came the day previous.
Fred Ryan of this city, Jim McCauley
of toilette, and Vic Glow of Humboldt,
took the N. P. here Sunday for Hamline,
where they continue their collegiate
courses.
Mrs. t. Rose is in town looking after
the transfer of her hotel property which,
takes place on September 18th. Mr..
Horr relinquishing at that time. The
new incumbent is not yet settled upon.
Mr.. A. Ashley, brother to ]. E.
Ashley of this city, has accepted an en-.
gagement with the Bathgate Roller Mills.
Mr.. Ashley is competent miller and
will add to the popularity of that already
popular institution.
Rev. Jonas A. Sigurdson Of Akra, N.
D., accompanied by M. Johnson of Penn
bina, were here on Saturday. Rev.
Sigurdson held three services Sunday
and returned home Monday.-Badger
(Minn. Herald Rustler.
Miss Ernestine '5ranchaud returned
yesterday from the Minnesota state fair.
While i'll Minneapolis she was the guest
of her aunt Mrs. Branchaud, and Mrs.
Woods, sister of Harry Deinner who was
once wheat buyer here, but now station
cd at Winnipeg Junction.
w. A. Stewart, who for several
has been freight conductor on this I2r y
Of the N. P, has left the road ant
into butcher business with his father a.
East Grand Forks and many o.. &C
quaintances along the line will wish the
new firm success.
Colmore Short, who has been visiting
relatives here during the summer, left
yesterday for Redfeld, S. D., where lie
will visit relatives for short time before
leaving for his home in California, Mr.
Short has made many friends during his
stay here who hope to see him again ir
the future.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are pala
table, prompt. pleasant, powerful, puri
flying little pills.