The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-15

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Local.
Mrs. M. Brynjoltson and Miss Arnason
of Cavalier were in the city Tuesday.
Judge Kneeshaw arrived home from
his Florida trip on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Glow OF Humbolt
are the parents Of baby girl born last
Monday.
Geo. H. Fuller was in the city sn Mon
day, and sold gloves and whips to his
customers.
Pres. Carhart of the Mayville Normal
School was looking over the city schools
here on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. H. D. Mckay got home from
Winnipeg where she has been some time
for medical treatment, much improved.
F. M. King left on Monday for the Ca
madam Northwest to look at the land up
there-if he can find any not covered
with snow.
The Supreme court has decided that
the transfer of the trial Of William Barry
from Langdon to Grafton was legal
proceeding, and the trial is set for May
9th.
Prof. Forster arrived home from his
flying trip to Lawrence, Mass. on Tues
day. He found his brother whom he
went to see, very sick and not expected
to live very long.
Supt. Alexander went to Grand Forks
wednesday evening and in company
with other authorities fixed the date and
details OF the summer school at the u,
which opens on July 9th.
VIM. McQuarrie, T. D. Stack and ]. T..
Blackjack came around by train from
and back to Walhalla on Monday, and
had time between trains to shake hands
with many old friends here.
The D. of II. social at Fraternity Hall
last week was great success, both in
program and in attendance. All voted
it one OF the best of the season. The D.
of H. feels grateful for the generous pat
ronage.
Among the visitors in the city this
week have been Attorneys Rex of Grand
Forks, Gray of Grafton, Stenographer
Prince, Deputy Sheriff Sandy McFadden
of Walhalla, Cashier G. A. McCrea of
Drayton, and l. 7. Foster of Bathgate.
Rev. c. E. Doane has resigned his pas.
torate of the Presbyterian church here
and, with his wife, left on Wednesday for
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Doane have made
many warm friends here whose good
wishes 60 with them.
The M. E. congregation at Bowesmont
surprised their pastor, Rev. Whitiord, by
presenting him with a leave of absence
for five weeks and purse for his expens-
es to attend the meeting of the general
conference at LosAngeles, Cal.
.. Z The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid hold social at
the residence of F. A. Wardwell this ev.
ening. Friday. There will be good
program, part OF which will be given by
talent from toilette, and refreshments, all
FER the small sum of % cents per. Every
body cordially invited. Come and have
one good time before the flood.
James Thomson of Cavalier was
brought in this week and after examina.
/ ton by the board Of insanity was taken
{ to Jamestown by his brother Neil and
deputy sheriff Wilson. Mr.. Thomson
has been out Of his mind to some degree
for sometime and it was thpught .tlaai
treatmett a the hospital might make q
improvssnszt ID his case. T