The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-18
Personals.

Personals.
]. G. T. Colley, of Drayton, was in the
city Saturday.
p. H. Mcdonald of Hamilton was in
the city Monday.
w. M. Holbrook was down from st.
Thomas, Tuesday.
c. F. Briggs Of Bruce, registered al
the Winchester, Tuesday.
Mrs. Hogg of Gilby is visiting with
Mrs. Warner for few days.
Deputy Judge Wilson spent SUNDAY
with his family in Drayton.
H. B Cook and wife of Cavalier, was
in the city the first Of the week.
V. S. Waldo was up from Bowesmont
and was spectator in the court room.
H. N. Joy and R. c. Green, of Hamil.
ton, were over on business at the court
house, Monday.
Attorney Brynjolson was at the court
Monday, as were also Attorneys Burke.
of Bathgate and Bosard of Grand Forks.
Rev.. G. Moore, of Forest River,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Moore
reports his family all well and that we
have twice as much snow as they have
in his neighborhood.
]. T. Quigley, Of Grafton, was in the
city yesterday. He says he has an or.
chestra OF ten pieces and is busy all the
time. Mr.. Quigley spent two years in
Chicago studying music.
Jos. Livingston left yesterday for Wah-
peton, to be employed in drug store
for couple months, during the absence
of one of the force. During his absence
Harry Horr will compound at the CITY
Pharmacy here.
Will McBeath, of Hamilton, AOnt.,
cousin of John Cockburn, was in the
city Wednesdayiand remained over to
take ir1the farewell party in the hall,
Mr.. Mob ath travels for a Hamilton
(Ont. hardware firm.
Mrs. w. ]. Briden, of Neche, spent
several days in the city last week, visit.
ing relatives and friends. Mrs. Briden
attended the club dance, Friday evening,
and enjoyed renewed acquaintance with
old friends and neighbors.
Miss Ella Bride has been in. the CITY
this week. the guest of Mrs. G. G..
Thompson. Miss Bride has been re.
sldent of New York city for the past two
years and is on visit to relatives and
friends in these parts. She left yester.
day for Grand Folks.
H w. Gill, who is teaching school in
the Langdon district, was in the citv
Saturday. Harry was married some
time ago and this was his first visit in
town since the eventful occasion, and
he did not forget the cigars. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gill are most popular where thew
are best known.
Editor Bouvette of the Hallock En-
terprise, was in the city, Saturday and
made us pleasant call. Mr.. Bouvette
is the retiring game warden across the
river and is anxiously waing to be re-
lieved by Brother Deacon, of the St.
Vincent New Era, who is understood to
be slated for the place, and who every.
body in the northern end of the state
hope to see appointed.
Roadmaster Reilly of the N. P. was
on the northbound express last Friday.
feeling as happya as person out of cap.
tivity, having just returned from a trim
to the coast, going out on the G. N. and
returning via the N. P. Mr.. Reilly saws
he never saw the sun since he left here.
and in Portland and Tacoma he waided
in fourteen inches of snow, and the mer.
curry low enough to chill person
through. Mr.. Reilly said, ''give me
North Dakota with its crisp atmosphere,
l can dress against our cold-but
out there person can't do it, il it ISM
showing the RAIN is pouring down."
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