The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-01

invited.
Party at Miss Purdy's Wednesday,
Halloween Social Thursday, Green
eyed Monster, Friday, Ten Nights in a
Bar.room Saturday-and that's enough
to make one enjoy the rest Of Sunday.
The assassin that killed Mckinley is
dead. Let his name sink to oblivion.
1t should be made matter of bad taste
to mention it in polite society. There
are some creeping things that we seldom
speak of by name.
l hear Miss Bay O'Hara is expected
home next week after a long summers
! stay in New York and other eastern
states and Canada. We will be glad to
see her home again and perhaps she will
be as glad to get back.
In keeping with the Festival of All
Saints there will evensong on Saturday
in Grace Church, Pen1bina, at 7:3O p. m
and Holy Communion and sermon on
Sunday morning at II o'clock. Evening
services in Christ Church at St. Vincent.
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Miss Nettie Purdy entertained. cou.
pie of dozen young friends in very hos.
pitable manner Wednesday evening
Before dispensing, Miss Hazel Knee.
shaw, in behalf of those in attendance
presented Miss Nettie with very pretty
| little silver set, which Nettie says she
may have use for before another year.
Personal.
Sheriff Farrow was over on a bust
| ness call on Tuesday.
T. R. Shaw and A. B. Buie went 10
Hamilton on Tuesday.
VIM. Ellenbaum and A. McKechnie, OF
Cavalier, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. w. c. Green, of Hamilton, was a
| business visitor at Pembina on Tuesday.
Miss Ella Wallace went to Drayton
yesterday to attend a Halloween par
ty.
Mrs. !. Baptie of Bathgate, wife of our
wheatbuyer, has gone east to spend sew
eral months visiting.
We are glad to state that Miss Belle
Mckay and Judge Wallace both contin-
ue 20 improve in health.
MIR, AM Mrs. c. A. Holbrook, Of
Cavalier. were guests Of G. G. Thomp-
son and wife over Sunday.
Oscar Thomson of II. e llrf1 OF nom
son Bros, of Bowesmont, W s ''s'eoi
between trains on Monday.
The deer li:::ssiters are packing UP Tor
an early start, and the Yellowstone bot
toms will soon be thickly inhabited.
Order allowing final report and ac-
count, and hearing and final decree OF
distribution filed, estate of Eliza P. Buck
Miss Phoebe Larter Of Drayton was
in the city on Friday between trains
visiting with her sister Mrs. D. W.
lace.
we were .u.u that Rev. ]. Moore ,
Forest River wasin the city on Tuesda
| but he forgot or didn''. have time
come mas usual.
Charles Full returned from the Tw
: Cities this week where he has bee
; looking for bargains of which o
S readers will hear more during the ne
y few weeks.
> Judge Kneeshawr is at Langdon tt
y week and expected 10 return to MI
neapolis to meet Mrs. Kneeshaw a
" others of the family who have be
re visiting in Ontario, and all are
'lr pected home today.
II. VIM. Ferrie of Hamilton, made u
r. pleasant call on Tuesday. Mr.. Ferrle
n one of the ''first ones" and we alWs
like to meet those of the "old guar
al that saw the prairie as nature and
20 buffaloes left it.
Rev. R. ]. Cresswell who was pastor
the Presbyterian church here i'll the ca
I'VE sos, was in the city the first OF the we
me Mr.. Cresswell now resides in Minneap
md and is travelling in the interests g
be church paper " The North and West
hey los. Livingstone and Harry H
ned snapped positions in their respec
'eio re Save Her Child
uAa' From frightful Disagreement
'n Mamie Galleger, Of La Grange, Ga.