The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-02-19

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Local.
Tonight is regular for the Masons.
Freeman Walters is recovering from a
very serious illness.
Louis Allard Of Neche was a pleasant
caller at this Office Friday last.
Mrs. F. A. Wardweli has beef. confined
to her bed this week but is improving.
Mrs. Francis DeFoe who has been i'll
for several months is said to be in criti-
cal condition.
S. F. Waldo of Crystal visited at Jas.
Graham's last week, while en- route to
Winnipeg on land business.
Attorney Quackenbush and little Rich
mond returned on Sunday from three
weeks vesit to relatives in New York.
1t was too cold for Pembina parties to
attend the dance at Neche Monday even
ing, though several parties were intend
ing to go.
Fred Gill has new ad elsewhere in
this issue. Mr.. Gill intndes to make an
nouncements weekly whenever there is
something new on the market.
Judge kneeshaw was home Sunday.
He has still considerable more work in
the Walsh county term, including muir
der trial, which is on next week.
From the Landsford IN. D. J News we
learn that Peter Johnson and wife, OF
Sandstone, Idaho, have arrived and TAX
en- up residence in that place, and that
Mr.. Johnson will practice law. Mr.. ].
was formerly resident of Pembina. in
the employ OF Shaw &. Charlton.
The members OF the Eastern Star aud
Masonic brethren will have social gath
ering in their lodge rooms next Monday
evening. An interesting programs being
prepared in which the High School or
chestra takes part. Refreshments will be
served. All Masons and their families
are cordially invited.
Julius Kohles has resigned his position
with King & Booker and will leave with
his family for Cloverland, Washington,
the first Of next month. Mr.. Kohles is
an allround mechanics good citizen and
a valuable man to any community. Their
many friends in Pembina wish them sue.
cess in their new home.
Lagrippe has been claiming quite
number victims about town the last two
weeks. He has been especially partial to
the county officials, and for few days
about halt the force were off duty. Au-
ditor Thorwaldson who had the first at
tack, got up too soon and was compelled
to go to bed for another week, but is up
again.
T. r. Shaw has the pleasant news from
his family at Baltimore that all five of the
children, including Freda Arnison, had
been down with the measles at once,
which had kept Mrs. Shaw and Mrs Ka-
bemagle pretty busy nursing for time.
They are all convalescent now however.
It's nice to 90 away from the cold eli
mate in the winter time to the Sunshine
Of the south.
w. e. Short and Chas. Full have been
IN attendance at the grocers convention
q Grand Forks this week. Mr.. Full gave
an eloquent address in response to the
address Of welcome, in the absence 81
+ ihe president Of the association, and &C.
i supied the chair during portion Of the
pfoceedings. Mr.. Short gave q splendid
& paper on advertising, and our readers
III we'll believe that il was full Of good
ahings. ~. Fulps address and Mr..
Shost's paper we're printed y full in the
u IIsssaid "Wednesday. q.