The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-15
Personal.

Personal.
H. c. Carr was over to Crystal to look
after his farm interests last week.
H. Galloway and wife of Bathgate,
registered at the Winchester on Friday.
Miss Bell Mckay has recovered
sufficient to be able to sit up in bed for
little time each day.
Conductor Ingersoll and wife, Of
Crookston, have been visiting with Miss
Moorhead this week. r.
P. Quigley and his son-in-law. w. N.
Jordan of Glasston, were at the Win
chester on Monday last.
Miss Minnie Nixon left on Mon Inv
for New York city where she will le-
sumo her profession as trained nurse.
Miss Birdie Wardwell is expected
home from visit to Indiana next We'd
nesday. She has been gone six months.
]. c. Junkin of Drayton, the expert
mechanic was in town one day this week.
He is coming again next week to over.
haul our fire engine.
B. Dalsted, of Akra. John McGillis,
E. P. Roulin and Remi Roulin. of Ley.
den were In town on Monday making
final proof on the latter's land.
A. B. Follins of Crystal, was over this
week. He will officiate at the Piche
auction sale advertised in this issue.
Barney is said to be an expert in this
line.
Mr.. John Argue of Carlisle, was plea
SAINT caller Wednesday. Mr.. Argues
thresh bill this year was over $1,000. He
is thinking of taking the money next
year and buying gasoline thresher.
VIM. ]. Louden of Neche, Geo. T.
Barrett of Bowesmont, Jos. Morrison OF
Drayton, members of the county ditto
commission and H. c. Thomson of
Bowesanont their clerk were in session
on Tuesday.
Mr.. H. Charlton, of the long age
pioneer firm of Shaw & Charlton, was
shaking hands with old friends here or
Wednesday. Mr.. Charlton now lives al
St. Paul Park, and is travelling on the
road for wholesale firm.
Thomas Roadhouse and family left on
Wednesday for Lethbridge, Alberta
where they expect to make their future
home. Mr.. Roadhouse still has al
anchor here in the form OF 80 acres O
! good land. Many friends will wish then
prosperity and health in the new home.
Henry Roadhouse, of Neche, cam,
over to say good bye to his brothe
Thomas on Monday. Comrade Road
house has purchased a ten acre farm
adjoining Neche, in the shelter of tn,
timber and will see how big cabbage
and pumpkins he can grow for the Mech,
folks.
D. E. Morden formerly deputy sheriff
but now travelling superintendent for tn.
Standard Oil Co.. was in town on bust
ness on Tuesday. Mr.Morden reports tn,
family, including the new grandchild a
Wahpeton, as doing we'll and wishing t
be remembered to former Pembin;
county friends.
Mayor Chisholm signs his checks '1ot
NJ" for the past week, and holds hi.
head high and mighty" If 1t gets :
little hotter it is likely to come to boil
You can't make him believe there is an,
joke about it, though, because it is i'm
possible for him to see the point-with
out a-lookmg glass.
Colin Campbell of toilette, was a calle,
Wednesday. Mr.. Campbell has. certainl,
had his share of ill-forture this season
"A smallpox quarantine closed his stor,
for time in the spring, which caused .
loss in business. He has, himself, bees
out Of health for some time, but wors,
than all, Mrs. Campbell has been yer,
i'll for several months, and is now in I.
precarious condition. Many friends hop,
that Mr.. and Mrs. campbell's presen
misfortunes may lchange into bright ane
pleasant prosperity and health in th,
near future.
Sid Darling, 1912 Howard ST Por
Huron Mich. writes: 4 have tried man,
pills and laxatives but DeWitt's Littl,
Early Risers are far the best pills hav,
ever used. They never grip.