The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-21


Short.
Mrs. Delisle of this city is visiting with
her son George, at WalhalIa, this week.
Sid Wardwell and Thos. Chisholm are
expected back from the Grand Forks U
to-day.
Judge ]. D. Wallace was down from
Drayton, between trains, on the first OF
the week.
Miss Dow and Miss Currie, of Pratt
ford, visited with the Misses Bates on
Sunday.
Capt. James Thomson of Bowesmont
returned to his fruit ranch in California
last week.
A letter received this week from Miss
Amy Goats announces her safe arrival
at Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Kneeshaw, with
three children, went to the Twin Cities
on Tuesday.
B. B. Lockwood, of the drug firm
Lockwood Bros. of Hallock, was in the
city on Wednesday.
Hon. D. ]. Laxdal, state land COM
missioner, was on business at the court
house on Tuesday.
Supt. c. E. Jackson, after visiting Bis
marck last week, went on to visit rela-
tives at Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. F. Cheney and children returned
on Friday from an extended visit with
relatives in South Dakota.
George Delisle of Wallalla passed
through town on Tuesday on his way to
visit relatives at Letellier, Manitoba.
Attorney o. M. Corwin, ofSt. Thomas.
presented case to the county board for
their consideration on Wednesday.
Judge Quackenbush, who accompanied
"' - = 70 :, "a II
as Chicago, returned home on Tuesday.
Postmaster strong and Marshal Mar
shall Jackson of Neche came over on
Sunday to ge. good meal at the Win
chester
Mrs. Vim. Hunter and daughter arriv-
ed from Minneapolis and will spend the
holidays with her parents, Hon. N. E.
Nelson and wife.
Mrs. Oredson left on Sunday for
Bisbee, N. ID. in resp' Use to telegram
giving the sad new, of the death Of her
father who lives at that place.
A. w. Fillmore, wife and child, station
agent at Birds Hill, Manitoba, were
visiting Mrs. Fulmore's parents and sister
at the Chapman House, Pembina, last
week.
A. H. Oakes-who is of the fresh and
evergreen species-from St. Thomas,
spent Friday here with his eye open and
tongue ready, to give you the best in
surance ever.
VIM. York of Hamilton made us
pleasant call on Wednesday. Mr.. York
is one of the ''first ones" and we have
had the pleasure of his acquaintance
from the very first.
Ed Dammarell of the N. P. force has
been confined to his home for week or
ten days with fever. Ed seems to be
having troubles of his own too. We all
hope to see him out-collecting freight
bills-again as usual.
Editor Woods of the Grafton Record
made us fraternal call on Saturday. He
Indignantly denies having bought any
deer. He also states that E. H. Pierce,
his former partner, will have charge of
the Record while he is at Bismarck, but
he will not move his family there for the
present.
Miss Young leaves tomorrow for Fargo
where she will visit her brother, Judge
N. c. Young's family during the holi-
days. She expects to enter Tabor Col
lege, Iowa, at the next term. During
her residence here with her sister, Mrs.
Godward, she has made many friends
who regret to see her leave. A farewell
reception was given in her honor on
Tuesday evening at the residence ofMrs.
| Ashley, by the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of which she has been an active
member.
Oysters, celery, seasonable fruits. nuts,
CANDY etc. for Xmas at KFMp's.