The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-27
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Personals. ~
H. L. Dickson was over from Crystal
on Tuesday
A. H. Cakes ofSt. Thomas was in the
city on Monday.
VIM. Young Of Hamilton was at the
Winchester on Tuesday.
Dewitt Finch is home again from his
long stay at the Twin Cities.
Miss Gertie Carr Of Crystal is visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
c. H. Pearson of Cavalier was doing
business in this city last Saturday.
Editor Bouvette of the Hallock Enter
prise was fraternal caller on Friday.
Charles Atkinson went down to Winni-
peg to see the stock exhibit at the fair.
Hon. j. LaMoure is in St. Paul taking
treatment for his throat and asthmatic
troubles.
wv. Booker, Of Nash Bros, Grand
Forks, was calling on friends here on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Ladohx of Fertile, Minnesota, was
visiting his relatives Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Warner last week.
Mrs. S. L. Haight of st. Thomas, came
in yesterday to visit her son-in-law, Gus
toms Officer Harvey.
Mrs. ]. G. Moore of Forest River is
expected here TOMORROW to visit Mrs. G..
w. Ryan and other friends in this city.
William Atwood, who had been visit.
ing Sid Wardwell, returned to his home
at Cavalier via Hamilton fair last week.
Joseph Livingston departed for Crystal
on Tuesday for visit. Took the N. P.
and bicycle to get him there via Grafton.
Chas. NJ. Hall of the U. S. Geological
Survey, is in the city taking soundings of
the Red river between here and the
boundary line.
Mrs. F. c. Warner went to Fertile this
week. Mr.. Warner expects to join her
next week and enjoy tenting season on
the shores of Maple Lake.
Joseph Geroux and family said good
bye to old friends here last Saturday and
left for their new home in the northwest.
May good luck follow them.
Mrs. Walter Kemp went to Hallock
this week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Thompson. Mr. Thompson is recover
ing from run of typhoid fever.
Jim Fullerton, resident of Pembina
IN the long time ago, and Jim Carney,
who used to be an Emerson citizen, were
greeting old friends in this city yesterday.
w. ]. Kneeshaw returned from Mime
apolis on Wednesday, and yesterday he
and Mrs. Kneeshaw went to Winnipeg
to properly celebrate their wedding ami
versary.
Drain Commissioner Jos. Morrison of
Drayton was in town on Monday looking
after the tiles being placed in the Geroux
slough ditch, and lett on Tuesday for
the Winnipeg fair.
S. o. McGuin of Walhalla was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. McGuin has just re-
turned from visit to Fort Saskatchewan
and brings glowing reports Of the re-
sources of that far off region.
Mrs. ]. LaMoure Jr. returned from
Grand Forks and Bemldji where she has
been visiting tor month, and the lead
ing cornet of the band now plays Home
Sweet Home" without the variations.
Miss Ernestine Branchaud is forming
music classes at Bowesmont and Dray-
ton. Miss Branchaud is a popular young
lady and competent teacher, and has
been very successful in her work in this
locality.
Quite number of our townsfolk are
in Winnipeg spending the whole or a
greater part of the week at the fair and
visiting friends. Among these are Mrs.
c. Cavileer, Miss Lulah Cavileer and E..
X. Cayileer, Misses Helen and Bessie
Douglas, who will remain another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Chisholm, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Williams and Mrs. T. L. Price.
| County Court.
Michael Nevins appointed testamentary
administrator of estate Of J. B. M. Genin,
deceased.
Joseph Roesler, H. Watt and William
Knowles annninted annraisers Of the