The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-10-05
Personals.

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7. A. Thompson ofst. Thomas was in
the city on Friday last.
A. H. Anderson of Hal!ock was here
photographing without sunlight on Mon
day.
Mrs. Wilkins left on Monday for an
extended visit with her daughte, Mrs. F.
ropliff, in New York city. >
F. P. Bergman and ]. L. Bjornson of
Gardar left for Gustavas Adolphus Col
lege at st. Peter, MIMI, last week. -.
Editor Minder Of the Calf Graphic and
old time friend ]. I. West Of Crystal
were pleasant callers at this Office on
Tuesday.
Attorneys BryWolfson, Gordon and
Weeks Of Cavalier, and w. ]. Burke of
Bathgate were attendants at court on
Wednesday. .s*a,! -
Rev. w. A. Baker Of Wahpeton, for
merly pastor of the M. E. church in this
city, was visiting old friends and parish
oners here and at st. Vincent last week.
Albert Garnett and his sisters, Misses
Mabel and Nellie Garnett, of St. Thomas.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Short
over Sunday. Miss Nellie Garnett sang
a very beautiful solo at the M. E. church
Sunday evening.
VIM. Uglow, Of the Mutual Reserve
Life Association, was visitor in town
this week. He has spent most of the
summer at Devils Lake and Bottineau
county.
These were mostly in town on Satur-
day to attend the land sale or on Wednes-
day to attend court, and registered at the
Pembina house: T. G. Thompson, ]. P.
Tennyson, Cavalier; DR.. M. B. Halldor-
son, J. Bjornson, Hensel; w. Golf Dray-
Ton; F. Elliott, Nowesto; H. w. Gilman,
T. Duffy. St. Thomas; H. Geiger, H. w.
Sluchter, Hamilton; Pete O'Toole, Crys-
tai; S. Tolchard, Bathgate; A. L. Jamison
Tyner; Robert Hall, Glasston.
Among the guests that Landlord Bpie
has been entertaining this week we find
the following Pembina county people:
John Childerhose, A. Thexton, w.: E.
Gardiner, ST. Thomas; C. R. Green, VIM
Page, Hamilton; w. A. Murphy, A. J..
McFadden, F. Vosper, Neche; ]. F.
Elliott, Drayton; Andrew Argue, Carlisle;
is. Gudmundson. Mountain; ]. w. Bech-
tel, Cavalier.
H. G. Wick of Bathgate is now on the
sat ticket rs ouc u! t:::c ,,r,..;.ic. III,
electors. Mr.. Wick is popular and
talented young lawyer, and while the
office of elector carries no great. fnan-
cial perquisites his many friends are glad
to see him honored, for it is an honor,
with the privilege ofcasting one of North
| Dakota's three votes for Mckinley and
Roosevelt.
Messrs. ]. w. Harvey of Walhalla and
Mashall Jackson of Neche, respectively
candidates for county treasurer and
sheriff on the republican ticket, were in
the city on Monday and called on many
friends. They are canvassing together
and are making most Of the brief time at
their disposal to see as many voters as
possible. Both are hustlers and when
elected will perform the duties or their
respective offices with equal vim and
earnestness. ,...s
Prof. Martin ofSt. Thomas-was CALI
ger in company. with Superintendent Jack
son on Saturday. He was getting intro.
1duced TO the voters here; who mostly
seemed glad TO make his acquaintaness!,
and will remember him At. the polls On On
November 9Th, MIR. Martin has good
personal appearance and while his school
duties will prevent anything like regular
| canvas, yet where he has the opportunity
to meet voters he leaves the impression
Of a solid, sensible, w;ell-balanced man.
i who will perform the duties of superin-
tendent of schools III fair, impartial and
! able manner,
Notice Of urt.-Final citizenship
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