The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-08-29
Personals.

I. a7 Personals. 3;
8 James c. Wardwell begins schoo ia
toilette on Monday.
Mrs. j. P. Brennan, Of Grafton, came
on Friday for visit with relatives in the
city. ,.. IL
Aug. Short attended the meeting Of the
state republican committee at Fargo this
week.
Mrs. ]. D. Wallace visited friends at
Drayton over Sunday, returning Tues
day.
F. c. Warner returned Monday from a
two weeks to Warner. ILL.,, where he
visited relatives.
Misses Currie,. Of Tyner, and Nc
Glynch, OF Park River. are visiting
the Misses Conmy.
Mr.. A. Hutchinson and Mrs. c. Hun.
ter, of Drayton, took dinner at the Win.
chester on Saturday.
Misses Lula Wylie and Annie Fergu.
son. of Drayton, were visiting friends for
short time on Monday
Rev. Mr.. Sellers, who is supplying the
M. E. pulpit at Emerson, was caller in
the city on Friday last.
Charles Wilkins, of Drayton, is spend
ing the week with his brother, ia. Will
kins, OF the Merchants Bank,
A. Rowley, from New Hampshire, a
brother-in-law Of DR.. Falcon, is visiting
here with view Of getting farm.
Presiding Elder Cooper was present
at the last quarterly meeting of the year
at the NJ. E. church on Wednesday.
Miss Mcintosh, Of Nowesto. one OF the
new teachers, came in on yesterdays
train and is stopping at w. Douglas.
Miss Edith Wardwell and Ted are ex-
peeled home Saturday from NeiIsville,
Minn., where they have been visiting.
Miss Rosa Diamond, daughter of
Judge Diamond, of Marquette county,
Wis.,, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F, C. My.
rick.
Roscoe, son of G. A. McCrea, Drayton,
and Arthur, son OF S. F. Waldo, Crystal,
are spending few days with friends in
the city. IS
Rev. VIM. Watson will hold Episco-
pal church services i'll Drayton on Mon.
day and IN Bowesmont on Tuesday ev-
'ening.
Misses Gertrude and Florence Healy,
of Grand Forks. granddaughter of. D.
Wallace, are visiting here for few days
this week.
Miss Bessie Douglas leaves for Bath.
gate Saturday to take charge of her de-
partment in the Bathgate schools for the
ensuing term.
Matthew Dobson, OF Toronto, is visit
ing with his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Ardies. He came out on harvest
excursion ticket tc Winnipeg.
Thomas German, who has been clerk
ing at J. LaMoure & Co.'s store at Wal
halla for some time, was in the city last
week, visiting his father. i
George Mclean, of Hamilton, made
us call on Tuesday and says he is in
the ball game for sheriff on side
at last accounts and if he don't win, he
hopes some other good fellow will.
Hon. Jud LaMoure arrived home from
his Lake Superior fishing trip yesterday
looking well. Some fine speckled sal:
mon trout preceded him few days, that
were highly appreciated by friends here,
A. Trembley, the new baker, has TAX.
en- the house near that of Auditor Will
Jams, built an oven, and expects to be
ready for business tomorrow. He. also
has bakery at Argyle, MINI.
Some Of the arrivals at the Winchester
this week were Dan Rogers and H.
Braun, of Gretna; Jas. Henry, DR.. Frs
kline, Louis Kenna, Hamilton; Sheriff
Farrow, of Cavalier; DR.. Quigley, w. ].
Burke, Bathgate; S. A. Ferrie, Grand
Forks.
Chas. F. Chase, recently editor Of the
Plaindealer, arrived in the city this morn
ing. Mr.. Chase is en- route to his farm IN
Nelson county from en- extended trip
through Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and
Minnesota. He has been looking over
various newspaper propositions with an
eye to buying, but says that North Da-
kota is the banner state after all and that
he contemplates going into the land
business and stop newspaper work alto.
gether. C. F. Plaindealer.
Marriage License.
Daniel w. Burke, Wanpakonets, Ohio,
to Annie S. Mark, Glasston, N. Oak.
Frank Myrick and Florence L. Ard
les, both Of Pembina, N. D.
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