The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-02-15
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Hamilton.
r. e. Thacker visited at Pembina Mon-
day. 81
Attorney Spring visited Pembina on
legal business Monday.
P. II. Mcmillan is able to be: out again,
after quite spell Of i'll health.
Dwight Sarver has returned home, and
will remain for some time.
Frank Bride Of Glasston was in town.
Louis Keena returned from the Roseau
Saturday with wood enough on one load
to last him all summer. f
A couple of s.Reds" were in town this
week selling fancy work to the natives.
The Union revival meetings are still in
progress at this place with good results.
II. N. Joy has about recovered from
his recent illness, and will soon be out
again.
DR.. D. R. Mclean says newspaper
reported him to have a. carload of '.glass-
es" on hand. This is not SO, it is wood
he has.
Prof. Mcmillan entertained those who
took part in the band entertainment, at
his "den" Monday afternoon, from four
to six o'clock.
Geo. Miller came down from Neche on
a visit, and found H. N. Joy i'll, so he has
had charge ofthe hardware store. Geo.
is good fellow and we should be pleas.
ed to see him remain in Hamilton.
Chas. Armstrong Of Glasston, is lying
very sick this home undsI peculiar cir
cumstances, resembling poisoning Of
some kind, and there is considerable
excitement in the neighborhood. AT
this writing Mr.. A. is somewhat better. +
w. S. Gilpin, Of Osseo, Wis, and for.
mer publisher of the X-Rays, spent a
few days visiting in town. He is now
publishing the Osseo Recorder, has a
drug store and rural free mail delivery
route. Fortune has evidently smiled an
him.
Fred Thacker's team took lively spin
on Tuesday, and when they parted com.
pany with the cutter it looked as if it had
been run through patent feed cutter,
but Fred came up smiling, and after get.
ting damages repaired, said his cutie,
was as good as new, Lucky Ike.
Jas. McNab, who has been employed
with Louis Keena for some time, disap
peared Saturday night after church, and
has not been heard of since. It is moi
known whether he wandered off in the
storm and got lost, or took a notion to
change climate, the latter is generally be.
lieved to be the case. Mr.. McNab has
always been considered harmless, though
a little eccentric.
The Central Pembina County Institute
will hold forth on the 9th and 18th inst.
at the town hail, holding sessions at 10
a. M, 2 and s p. M. on the first day, and
TO a. m. and 2 p. m. the second day.
Prof. Hoverstad of Crookston will be
present, and papers from leading farm
ers, on various subjects, will be read,
which will be followed by discussions.
Hamilton extends a welcome to all, to
come ont and spend a couple days pro-
fitably and have a good time; yourself as
well as your neighbor farmer, will re-
ceive benefit. 4
The band gave the second Of their Sc
ries Of entertainments at the opera house
Saturday evening, with a very interest
ing program, including the ST. Thomas
Amateur Dramatic Company, in a most
laughable farce comedy, entitled "Thir-
ty Minutes for Refreshments, with the
following casts:
Major Pepper, u. S. A. Ben Lewis
Mrs Foxlor... Miss Mary Sullivan
Miss aArabella Pepper. Miss Mary Sullivan
Polly, a waitress. Miss Minerva Wright
The play was well handled and showed
considerable training. A. company Of
young ladies carrying silver sabers, and
richly alfred in broadclotli costumes,
trimmed with silver lace, performed a
few nanouvers in corps drill and saber
tactics, which was strictly up-to-date.
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Golden Heart. " a children's play, was
given with all the pomp and pageantry
Of a king court, by the little folks, and
il was one Of the best things we have
seen Tor a long time. The following is.
the cast Of characters:
King Of Sunnyland, the Prince's neigh.
~ u. &. + red lJreen.J
Queenof Sunny land. &. Laura Campbell
r 4 aeaftles their daugh liter,
4S ssss K Lpttie Thacker.
Fairy 6. Francis
iit raid !. harles TODD.
Lord Of Exchequsr, Chief Justice,
s.s INDY Armstrong.
Court Ladies' I. i. STtle Reelick,