The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
:Social Corner:

Social Corner:
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Will Fairburn OF Winnepeg is visiting
friends in the city.
Lawrence Buck Of Bowcsmont was a
Christmas guest with the Gill family.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. D.. Winlaw spent
Christmas day with relatives at Hallock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obed Carr of Hallock
|spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Myrlck were guests
of of MIR. and Mrs. Ashley on Monday at
dinner.
Mrs. Thexton of Winnipeg and child
Bren spent Christmas with her sister Mrs.
"a. R. Harvey.
Prof. H. w. Gill OF the Glasston
schools and wife spent the week. with the
cold folks at home"
Chas. Chisholm, wife and daughter of
Langdon are visiting with Mrs. ]. NJ.
Chisholm this week.
Miss Murphy, teacher in the city
schools and her mother went to st. Peter.
Mimi. to spend the holidays.
Miss Hafstron, Of the intermediate de-
partment is at Fargo to spend her vaca-
ton with here relatives there.
Mrs. Diemer of Winnipeg Junction is
1t the parental home to spend the holi-
days. Miss Willis of the Junction &C
tompaEied her.
Oscar Olson of st. Thomas was in the
eity this week on business and dlned
with Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Cockburn on
Wednesday.
Miss Oldham of Grafton, a former
teacher of this city, as the guest of Mrs!
w. c. Short. is expected next Tuesday
Many friends will give her warm well
come.
Miss Minnie Nixon leaves on Monday
for New York city where he will again
enter her vocation as trained nurse. Miss
Lillian Nixon also leaves on the same
aay for Minneapolis where she is en-
iaged in teaching at the Minnesota u.
Many good wishes will accompany these
Eoung ladies.
The Masonic installation In conjunction
with that of the Eastern Star brought the
brethren and sisters together at very
pleasant function on Friday of last week.
There was no special program except
hat the Short Orchestra furnished some
tery fine musical numbers. Ofcourse
Ihe usual turkey supper for which the
Nasons have become noted was served
1t the close.
Mr.. S. T.. Klaus, noted travelling man
from Aurora Borealis, N. P, arrived in
the city on Sunday on the train from the
north. His sample trunks were filled
with very large number Of beautiful and
useful articles packedNin ice, snow and!
1t being the holiday season
and near the end of the year he distri-.
buted the contents around town aad
vent away on the next train rubbing his
nose either in glee at the joke he had
played, or else to keep the end of it from
freezing. 1t is one ofthe peculiarities of
this part of the country THAT Christmas
never comes in the summer time.
The boys and girls came nome as ex-
pected on Friday and Saturday to get a
square meal. The Conmys, Lucy from
her teaching at Mayville, John and Eddie
from St. Thomas college, Vida Gallery
and Pauline Kneeshaw from St. Molly's
at Faribault, ]. D. McCafery from Grand
Forks. Irene and Will Aylen from Min
neapolis, Bessie Douglas from teaching
at Hillsboro, Guy Mckay from the N. D.
q, Sid Dow and Sid Wardwell from
Btanierd, and Jim Wardwell from Jollette.
Perhaps there were some more, for the
story of the number of frogs will apply,
as they make quite connection in the
social circles. Most of them will go rext
week OF have already returned.
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