The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-06-21

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sE5 sgs Personal.
W. g. Andrews, the paper man, sold
US 9 bill on Wednesday ssBS
Van r. Brown. Neche's attorney, was
at the Winchester on Friday last.
Archie Buie, of the Winchester, is
visiting relatives near Brandon, Man.
H. g. Carr was over to Bathgate yes.
terdaY and reports crop conditions fine,
Joseph Deschenes, of Grafton, was
interviewing our merchants on Tuesday.
Attorney John Burke and Samuel
Boyd, Of Rolla, were in the city or
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Brown Of Emer.
son left on Wednesday for trip to the
Pan American at Buffalo.
Rev. j. G. Moore of Forest River goes
to Newfoundland to visit his father, and
will return via the Pan American.
l. ]. Foster has been in town once or
twice this week. He's booming Penn
bina county farm prices these days.
Dick Mccullough, Alb. Simpson and
Jim Kneeshaw are in the Black Duck,
(Minn.) country spying out the land.
Charles Full and James c. Wardwell
were delegates to tim county Sunday
school convention which met at Neche
yesterday.
c. E. Jackson and Robt. Morrison left
on Tuesday for Fargo. where they at
tended the Grand Lodge of Masons in
session this week.
Misses Vida McCaffery, Ethel Knee
shaw, Nellie Parker, and Irene Aylen
will take part jim the oratorical contest
at the w. c. T.. u. at Cavalier next week.
H. N. Joy of Hamilton, ]. R. Joy of
Glasston. r. A. and ]. E.. Thacker and
Attorney C..L. Spring were all attend
ants at the county judges office on Mon
day on probate business.
Rev. E. M. Atwood, of Cavalier made
us brief call on Tuesday. He was on
his way to attend the Baptist association
at Emerson and would go from there to
Neche to the county S. S. convention.
Mrs. c. Mccarthy, wife of the editor of
the Milton Globe, and Obed Carr of
Crystal have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Carr, and left for home YES
terday. They are cousins of Mr.. H. c.
Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Myrick attended
the meeting of the Southern Manitoba
Baptist association, on Tuesday evening
and report good attendance and some
eloquent addresses, one of which was by
John Prince full blood Cree Indians.
G. N. Dow, late of St. Paul, is another
additional railroad man which the change
in the road makes necessary. Mr.. Dow
is car Inspector and he has to look after
the condition Of the N. p. cars before
they pass to The tracks Of the Canadian
Northern and as they are returned.
Capt Whitcomb, one of the pioneers
Of st. Paul, died on Tuesday. Capt.
Whitcomb was a member of Hatch's
battalion at the time Of the Sioux mas
sacre, and afterwards as a member of
that organization, spent some time at
Pembina, and assisted in building the old
fort here in rs or '66.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. LOOMS of Mime
apolis, were on the Great Northern train
going north yesterday on their way to
Walhalla, with the remains of their little
daughter aged 10 months to be laid to
rest in the family plot in the cemetery
there. Many friends in this city and To-
cality will deeply sympathise with the
parents in their great affection.
Hon. ]. LaMoore returned from his
fishing trip at Bemidji on Monday. He
expects to return later, when the weather
gets settled, as the party experienced too
much rain and cold to make things as
pleasant as such outings ought to be.
He thinks of building fishing lodge at
one Of the Bemecji lakes. E. X. Cavileer
remained over at Grand Forks to take
part in the State Shooting Tournament,
and was made one of the executive com.
mittee of the association.
Miss Florence Newman, who has beer
a great sufferer from muscular rheuma.
tism, says Chamberlain's Pain Balm is
the only remedy that affords her relief
Miss Newman is a much respected resi-
dent of the village of Gray, N. Y, ane
makes this statement for the benefit o
others similarly afflicted. This iment il
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