The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-06-08
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4 II. L. Holmes has gone east.
A. H. Cakes transacted business IN
town last week.
+ w. ]. Kneeshaw and wife, Of Pembina,
visited Mrs. Brennan on Saturday.
The Herald man was in town last week
looking things up in the interest Of his
paper.
|, The Peavey Elevator Co., Stewart
cruikshank agent, are painting their
buildings.
Hon. J. T. Blackjack Of the Walhalla
customs force was seen on our streets
Monday evening.
The graduating class with friends gave
a good entet tainment in the town hall
Friday evening. .,
The foot ball match between Gre4na
and Bathgate teams on Tuesday evening
resulted in tie.
Mrs. Tough, who has been ailing for
the past three months. is reported to be
sinking very rapidly.
Miss Tena Williamson graduated from
the Moorhead normal school on June LIST
and is now visiting friends hereabout.
A picnic at Walhalla on Saturday was
we'll attended by Bathgate young people
and all report the time of their lives.
At the entertainment by the school
children on Thursday evening $50 was
realized, which sum will make nice
addition to the library.
H.. ]. Watt has been in the city during
the past week and had on exhibition at
the old Johnston building full line of
notion samples.
Elias Tolchard has moved his board
ing house to the southeast corner of the
block, and is now prepared to cater to
the wants Of his customers.
The Great Northern R. R. Co. in order
to be in touch with the spirit OF the age
is putting in some much needed improve
ments on their section house here.
A fire alarm turned in one day last
week caused all to start. A kerosene
heating stove used by Mr.. Jackson in his
bath room was the cause OF the trouble.
No damage.
Dawson McCaffery, of Pembina. &C.
companied by his sister, Vida, and Miss
Annie Conmy, took in the commence
ment exercises on Friday evening and
the Walhalla picnic on Saturday.
Mrs. Fadden, who was operated on at
the Winnipeg hospital recently. is at the
home Of her sister, Mrs, Blais, in this
city, and grave debts are entertained as
to her recovery. Her sister, Mrs. w.
Grey, of Fargo, is also in attendance.
MIR. Holmes and wife, parents of our
banker, returned from their western trip
last week. They spent several months
in California visiting different parts, also
some time near Salt Lake, aud were sur.
prised At; :the ;ptsspsfitv 81 the. young
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Banker Holmes and. family are away
on their summer vacation. They will
visit different cities in tie. FEAST and will
be at Philadelphia the 10Th in order to
attend the great republican national con.
yention, to which Mr.. Holmes is a dele
gate. They are expected to he gone
about two months. -.
The Minneapolis and Northern Ele-
vator Co. have taken away their old
power house and are replacing it with a
new structure which will cover a gasoline
engine instead Of steam as formerly. M.
Fee. their agent. thinks the new engine
will be great improvement, and is now
better eqipped for the handling of the
fall wheat.
The commencement exercises on Fri
day evening were well attended. The
members of the graduating class were
Wellington and Charles Hills, Florence
Baptie. Minnie Johnson, Ella Robertson
and Beth Reynolds. The class showed
marked training and the diplomas were
presented by F. w. Reynolds as presi-
dent of the board.
A Night Of Terror.
lawful anxiety was felt for the widow of