The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-10-17
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toilette was nicely decorated in honor
of Bishop Stanley.
E.W. Conmy and wife, Of Pembina.
attended the confirmation services.
Mr.. Roy, Of Pembina, has been paint
ing the recent a dition to the hotel.
Miss Fannie Fergusonis attending her
sister in Langdon, who has been very
i'll. .3 s'
Kew. l.C. Moore was visiting his old
friends and looking after his farming ir-
terests last week.
Mr.. A. M. O'Connor, OF st. Thomas.
democratic nominee for state senator,
was a visitor last week.
Mrs. Alex. Stensby, of Hamilton, Mrs.
Perrcut, Of Letelier, and Miss Henry
were visiting their sister, Mrs. Pariseau
Mr.. White, of the blacksmith shop,
has recovered sufficiently from the effect
OF his recent fall that he can be at work
again.
The new building of Warner & And.
rus is nearing completion and will add
considerably to the appearance of Front
street.
Mr.. Baker, of .Bowesmont, has been
looking for location for land Office.
He represents Ex-senator Morton, of
Illinois.
Swain Thorwaldson, the republican
nominee for county auditor, spent Sum
day night in toilette. He is we'll liked
in toilette.
The Epworth League presented Geo.
Ferguson with handsome leather bound
Bible in token Of their appreciation of
his services as first vice-president.
Mr.. Kruger, of Bowesmont, has re-
moved to toilette and will occupy rooms
in the Warner and Andres building.
Mr.. Kruger is an agent for Warner and
Andrus- We welcome them to our wi.
lage.
Warner & Andrus started their two
winter steam plows Tuesday. There are
two crews, one for day service and the
other for night. The engines are fitted
with regular railroad engine headlights.
They expect to plow quarter section
in "a hours.
Mr.: and Mrs. Pariseau entertained
Bishop Stanley, of Fargo, Father Arse
nauit, Of St. Thomas, Salande of Oak
wood, Turco,te, of Bottineau, and
Sauve, of st. Jean, and Mr.. and Mrs. E..
W. Conmy, of Pembina, during the re-
cent visit IF the Bishop.
The annual harvest home festival was
given by the ladies Of the M. E churcl,
last Friday evening. A bountitu repast
was served and although the crowd was
not as large as in previous years OH ac-
count of the early date, yet those pres.
ent did double justice to the supper. A
short program was rendered, IN which
Mr.. Full, of Pembina, Miss Emerson,
Miss Sparkling and las. Wardwell took
part, Rev. yephcott was chairman.
Services were held in the Catholic
church last Friday. The services were
especially interesting, owing to the pres
ence of Bishop Stanley and several Wis
iting priests. ]. S. Pariseau, in behalf OF
the Catholic people of toilette. read an
address of welcome, to which the Bishop
responded in feeling manner. He said
that he had heard that there was a good
church in toilette, but had not thought it
one OF the most artistically decorated in
the state. He also spoke of the praise
due Father Lavigne for his untiring zeal
and courage in building such splendid
structure. A large class ofchildren we're
confirmed. Mr.. Frank Hart Sylvester
Geradin and Miss Eva Branchaud, of
Pembina furnished the music.
"A farewell reception was given in the
Woodmen Hall last Monday evening i'll
honor OF MIR. and Mrs. Asselstine and
family, who left last week to reside in
Fargo. A splendid supper was served
and the evening passed IN conversation
after short program. Mr.. Harper read
presentation speech to the guests o.
honor while beautiful combination book
case and writing desk was brought from
its hiding place. The surprise was COM
plete. MIR. Assestine thanked his friends
as best he could but words were too
hollow to express his appreciation of
their kindness and esteem.
MIR. and Mrs. AsseIstine are among the
early settlers and will be greatly missed
by host of friends who wish them every
success in their new home.
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