The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-01-05
ment at Montreal In February, nd there
will have opportunity to measure himself
with theorack skaters Of the orld.
Tribune.


with theorack skaters Of the 0rld
Tribune.
Unclaimed Letters.
The following letters remain satlaim-
ed in the .postoffice at Pembina, and if
not called for in thirty days will be for
warded to the dead letter office:
Miss Sarah Mccormick, A.. E. Olson,
U. Wekh, E. w. Fletcher, w. Mathews,
Ole Moran, Adam Mckenzie, d. w.
Kinder, Miss G. Hang.
Postmasters are required to collect two
cents On all letters advertised.
E. K. CAvILEER, P. M.
Married.
D1LL-FAnDEN-At Pembina, January
LIST, 1900, by Rev. w. ]. Hall, George
w. Dill OF eGlasston to Miss Louisa
Fadden of Pembina.
Personals.
F. M. King has been at Crystal this
week.
I'D. Gordon of Walhalla called this
week.
H. c. Carr and wife visited Grand
Forks on Saturday.
Obed Carr of Crystal was visiting rela-
tives here on New Years.
Editor Wilson of the Pink Paper was
at the Winchester yesterday,
Dan Rogers Of Gretna was at the court
house on business this week.
Miss I-utes OF Crystal made Pembina a
visit between trains on Monday.
Miss Parshall of South Dakota, is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. F. S. Cheney.
Fred and Miss Ida Mitchell of Winni-
peg visited the N1oorhead family last
week.
John Hogan Jr. left on Monday to at
tend Arcl1ibald's Business College at St.
Paul.
Editor Lee of the Mountaineer and G.
S. Hager Of the Times made us traternal
calls this week.
James Kneeshaw left on Monday to
attend the winter course at the Fargo
Agricultural College.
Miss Bessie Douglas left for Inkster ON
Monday to again resume her duties as
teacher in the public schools.
B. T. Bjornson of Winnipeg was in the
city this week on his way to Milton
where he will reside hereafter.
Mrs. ]. G. Moore was in town on Tues
day between trains to call on old friends
before returning to her home in Forest
River.
John Kerr, his son Robert, and daugl-
ter Mrs. Shirt of Tyner, were in the city
on their way to the wedding OF relative
at Emerson.
DR.. Harris is at 59-23rd St. Chicago, so
if you want him in hurry you will know
where to 60. He thinks of remaining in
Chicago for some time.
VIM. Uglow of the Mutual Reserve is
counting the courtiers in the interests of
his company, and he takes good care of
the widows and orphans.
Mr.. Cleveland of Devils Lake, who has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Chisholm,
left for home on Monday after making
many pleasant acquaintance here.
F. c. Warner was called by telegram
to Warner, Illinois, to see his father,
who died on Tuesday. Mr.. Warner was
expected home yesterday.
Eli Heinech of Portland, Oregon is
visiting his brother-in-law Mr.. Kochen-
doefer of this city. Mr.. H. is neighbor
at home of Alex. Mcdonald formerly of
Hamilton.
]. D. Trenholme of Bathgate was over
to court and made us pleasant call. He
expects to leave for Seattle next week,
in which city he expects to make his
headquarters during the summer. Mr..
T. has full faith in Alaska. and particular
ly in Cape Nome.
Editor I>eMasurier Of the Solway Press
has sold his interest in the paper to his
partner Mr.. Kirsch. This leaves Mr..
LeMasurier free to take up with his old
paper, the New Era, again in some capa-
city. Mr.. L. has done we'll as an editor
since he has been on the Press.
LOCAL WANTS.
Dog Lost.