The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-07

that point, and if he does not the term
is likely to be called January 18th.
Personals.
VIM. Pleasance, of Akra, was in the
city on Monday.
DR.. Brennan is at his office here this
week and will remain until the 18th.
Rev. ]. G. Dingle is expected home
from Dundas, Ont, to-day or tomorrow
Miss Lulah Cavileer is at Grand Forks
visiting with DR.. T. ]. Upper and other
friends.
]. H. Shaw was visitor in town Tues.
day on his way to Hallock from Graf.
ton.
Miss May Nixon has so far recovered
from her illness as to be able to enjoy a
sleigh ride on Wednesday. :.
H. c. Thomson, of Bowesmont, had
business at the treasurers' office on
Tuesday between trains.
Edward Piche and daughter, Miss
Mary, left on Sunday for Montreal and
other eastern cities.
E. Little?ohn of Glasston came in to
see us and we enjoyed his visit. The
printer is always pleased to see visitors
who are as Irregular" as Mr.. L.
Ernest Branchaud having somewhat
recovered from his run oftyphoid, re-
turned to Rolette county on Monday
where he has position in store.
Geo. Stead, captain of the N. D. U.
foot ball team, spent Thanksgiving day
with Dawson Mccartney, of this city
and acted as referee in the foot ball
game on that day.
Landlord Lariclilere OF Hotel toilette
came in and made us call this week.
Mr.. Larichilere has ne reputation of TAX
ing good care of his guests and thus sup
plying long felt want in that town.
A. c. Russell of Inkster, who had been
here attending the funeral of Mr.. Arm
strong, left last week for his home. Mr..
Russell reports an almost total failure OF
crops in his locality this season.
]. B. Renville, son and families expect
to move to this city about Christmas and
will occupy the Doty house. Mr.. Rem
vile has sold his Kittson county farm
near Hallock and will rent 200 acres OF
E. w. Conmy adjoining this city.
Dan Davis returned last week from
Rosthern, N. w. T., where his brother
in-law, Joseph Geroux resides. Dan
likes the country and has taken up land
and will go back in the spring. He re-
ports Mr.. Geroux as prospecting.
w. Mcfarland and John Rickbeil Of
Cavalier township made us pleasan,
call last week, but they forgot to mention
that they had called on Judge Quacken.
bush just previously, as shown by the
marriage licenses reported in this issue
Mr.. Rckbeil being the happy man.
Albert Cavileer returned from the Rec
Lake country without taking land. He
says there are but few sections of farm
land hence the settlement will be small
and roads and other accessories will
therefore be slow in coming, which
would make the lands of comparatively
small value.
Rev. Father Kenney of Grafton was in
the city on Friday on business at the
county judges office. Father Kenne,
was formerly priest in charge of Bathg4te
and Pembina congregations and has
been at Grafton the last twelve years
where he is very popular with all classes
of people as we'll as large circle o.
friends all through the northern part ol
the valley.
Hon. ]. d. Wallace, county judge
cleo, was in the city Tuesday, house
hunting. He was not successful and j,
is probable that he will not move before
spring and then build. Mr.. Thomas
Wilson, of Drayton, will be his deputy
Mr.. Wilson will board for the present
and will not go to housekeeping until
Mrs. Wilson returns from a visit in the
spring with relatives in the east. ;.