The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-17
TOILETTE.

TOILETTE.
il. Pariseauhas some very nice car.
riages for sale.
Nj. Clark of Clearwater, Man.. IS visit.
ingsMr and Mrs. w. J..Lean. 81
Miss Nettie Mccauley entertained Miss
Edith G. and Jas. c. WardwelI last week
Miss McGregor Of St. Paul arrived on
Sunday to visitat her fathers farm south
of town. y d
Miss Elsie Emerson has been enjoying
e visit from her:cousin, Miss Naylor, Of
ontario.
Mrs. Carlton accompanied her hus,
band during his last visit with q number
Of land men. 2. *
Frank Pariseau has opened up flour
and feed store and is prepared to handle
all kinds ofseeds.
Arthur Storms has been catching ''Hail
Columbia" this week for blowing up the
baseball grounds.
w. ]. Ferguson is spending a couple
Of weeks visiting his parents at Yorkton.
ASA, and holding down his claim.
Miss Violet Irwin of Clearwater, Man.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. ]. Lean
She expects to visit in Hensel too.
Dave McCauley returned from Ham.
line University last Friday and expects
to be at home during the summer.
D. D. Warner has had large sign
painted on his fence this week and in.
tends to go into the land business in
earnest. He has issued very neat cir.
cular.
Us. Murphy has sold his farm to the
Andrus company. He intends to &c
west and he and w. J.4Iarper left Sun.
day to find locations.
MIR. ], T. Young of Park River, has
been looking up business location in
toilette during the past week. Mr.. Y. is
a banker. He is visiting Robt. Baskin
of Carlisle.
Miss Nina Harper graduated recently
from the Drayton high school. She was
born and raised in this neighborhood and
many friends will congratulate her. She
expects to teach.
Mrs. ]. L. Pariseau left Wednesday tor
an extensive trip east. She will 20 with
her sister, Mrs. Luzon, Of Winnipeg, and
they expect to visit Montreal, Quebec,
Niagara and Boston.
The sidewalks around town are com.
plete-but not all paid for. About s25
clear was realized from the entertain.
.ment and the poll tax amounted to abou,
S46.5O, making a total Of 81 so to be APP
pried to the expense of crossings, ETC.,
which expense is nearly 800. If the
township will pay for the crossing to the
depot, the sum needed to pay up in full
will be 81 or g, which could easily be
collected round town.
The entertainment last Saturday night
was well attended. The program was
good and tia dience seemed to enjoy
themselves. The sunbonnet quadrille,
danced by small children, wearing bon.
nets turned wrong side foremost, and
Chinese shoes, produced much laughter;
Musical numbers were given BY Miss
Edith G. and Jas. G. Wardwell. In the
gypsy, play, Ida Pariseau. as the queen,
and Ray Emerson, as the chief, did very
clever acting. In the comedy, Betsy
Baker, " Alber, lemke. as Mr.. Grumpy,
was all that could 81 desired, and Miss
Nice auley, IS Betsy Baker, came III fol
stellar honors. Miss Storms WAS very
entertaining as Mrs. Mouser. MI. Mous.
e was taken BY jas G. ardwell.
4 safs and sprs Rszasdy tor'tAs Family.
Mrs. Bartlett, Of Cumbe riand Wyo..
says: Ny oldest daughter suffered sever.
| a weeks with i severe cough: also my
lbaby had The Group. After trying nearly
everything got ! bottle q Or. Warmers
White Wine of Tar. Both are cnret. \
now keep i Il The hoase ~ he time. 81
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