The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-10

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Mrs. Alice Barnes Of Minneapolis is
visiting Mrs. G. G. Thompson.
Judge Kneeshaw is at Edmonton visit
ing his son Percy, on ranch in that vi
cinity.
Francis Horr left yesterday for Mime.
apolis, to take in the G. A. R. encamp-
ment.
We are pleased to report the continued
convalescenceI of Mrs. F. A. Hart, from
appendicitis.
Do you know that you can buy round
trip ticket from Pembina to St. Paul or
Minneapolis, for S785?
The members of the Episcapil church
held a Sunday school picnic on Nixon's
lawn Thursday afternoon.
A steady printer, capable of doing the
average run of work in a country Office
can find steady situation on the Pioneer
Express.
The county co nmissioners have adj
journed until August 9th, instead Of
August Goth, as stated in the published
proceedings.
Miss Violet Anderson, of Hamilton,
came over to take in the Winnipeg Beach
excursion. and stayed to visit friends
here.
r. E. Doherty Of Grafton was in the
city on Tuesday to arrange for an agency
for the Grafton laundry, and took time
to visit old acquaintance.
Sam Fry and F. c. Myrick expect to
join the great throng of G. A. R. at Min
neapolis next week. Capt. Reynolds Of
St. Vincent will also be there.
A Northwestern Telephone crew ar
rived IN the city yesterday to put in the
new system for the city. They expect to
have it completed in two weeks.
The Norris & Rowe circus at Emerson
last Friday was well patronized, consid-
erng the busy season and threatening
weather. The show, while not ''the
greatest on EARTH" was very good.
AS we predicted last week the Winni-
peg Beach excursion drew large crowd
from Pembina and vicinity. Every avail
able rig in town was engaged for Emer-
son several days before.
Hallock VS.. PemDina last Friday was
called off by the rainman. The Hallock
nine were on hand, with good repre-
sentatlon of rooters, and much regret
was expressed at the disappointment.
Services IN Grace Episcopal church
first Sunday in each month, at II a. m.
Holy communion. Other Sundays at
7:30 p. m. Sunday school next Sunday
at II CLOCK. Rector, James E. Kim Der
ly.
Grandma Karr, mother of Rev. Alex
ander Karr, left on Wednesday for Onta-
rio, where she expects to reside perma-
nently hereafter, with relatives. Many
friends in this city follow her with good
wishes in her declining years.
10 y. D. Alert and Joseph Cleary, both
prominent citizens of Langdon, and well
known in this county. have been visitors
ihis week. The former was on his way
( back from Minot where he attended the
I Democratic convention last week, and
took = Trip northward through Canada
swinging back this way homs. Judge
zcleary was here on legal business. III
Jacob Lindal, formerly a, resident OF
this county but who moved to Washing
ton md died there, LETT two children IS
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