The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-08-01
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Albert Garnet and sister. u were ID, in: town
on Monday. Is &
{: John 1'lordarsofl took q run down to
Gilmore this week to see his parents in
their new home,
Col, Bready was in from Voltaire on
Tuesday and incidentally doomed that
western resort as Pembina county's best.
Mr.. NJ. Campbell, Of Glaston, was a
caller on Monday. His presence is al
ways suggestive Of a republican conyen.
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Miss Minnie Bullock and neice. Miss
Allen, daughter Of Sheriff Allen. Of
Guelph, Ont, are among the late arriv-
as.
F. A. and A. D. Holiday, R. H. and
sister Aida Johnston, were among the
He settles to Winnipeg fair and report il
the best ever.
A little son of. c. Mulloy fell from
the buggy and fractured both bones Of
the lower arm. DR.. Scott, Of Crystal,
reduced the fractures and the little chan
is doing nicely.
A patent medicine agent, riding a gas.
oline cycle outfit, put up here Tuesday
night Wednesday morning, when he
left town, it was a curious sight to lots Of
us plebians and we watched him for over
mile as he went west.
John,and Will Conlan, John Gillice
and two sisters, also Miss Rose Reilly,
are all home again after doing settlers
duties on filings at 'Voltaire. All have
claims and are delighted with that prom.
ised land. III,
Herb Hawley put in few DAYS in
Camden & Duffy's drug store, Walhalla,
while Mr.. Camden was dong the recup.
Grafton act, and Ed. Slgurdson supplied
Herbs place in our drug store. So the
whole three had an outing.
Our city dads had the Jail removed
from its heretofore obscure location and
now 1t stands in one Of our leading
streets and conspicuous object to visit
ors from the north, south and east.
More civic Improvements are being
made this summer than in any previous
year in the history OF the corporation.
hrtlrely new sidewalks, feet wide. are
being ordefed on both sides of Main st.
and on all other streets 6 feet wide.
DIR. Percy c. Thomson successfully
PASSED the state examination and has
license to practice in North Dakota. AT
present he is in charge of DR.. Dawson,s
practice i'll Hlllsboro, while the latter is
recuperatlng among the lakes.
Our roads were never known to be SO
dusty as this summer. Crops, although
DOING Well, need rain, but wind ram
lial', and things like that, seem to %,
rlg"t around us. Some farmers are wei,
along with their haylng, while others
have not commenced.
Much sympathy is felt and expressed
as the result OF the sudden death OF Mrs.
Frank Lawonn on Saturday from hear,
failure Her death was so sudden that
1t was shock to the whole community,
seven small children are thus left with
out mothers care and Frank has the
keenest sympathy of his many friends in
this hour of his bereavement and trou.
Die. While few there are who escape
trouble, yet others often appear to be
ourdened with more than their share and
many feel that Frank is one of the latter.
One of those controversies that some
tunes end in fight, occurred in Conlan's
harness shop the other day between, Mr..
Gleason, our R. R. agent, who is light
weight of l39 pounds, and one of our
business men, over 6 feet tall and weigh
Ing loO pounds. 1t was a lively scrap
tor couple OF minutes until Mr.. Conlan
separated the combatants and demanded
truce. When it came to taking an in
ventury, it was found that the station
agent looked as if he had just come out
OF handbook, even the part of his hair
was perfect, whilelhe other repaired to
the drug store and invested in arnica and
other fluids to reduce abnormal protub-
FRANCES caused by friction with some
thing.
Don't Start Wrong.