The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-19
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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F. w. Reynolds came over from Bath
gate in his auto on Sunday.
Miss Carrie Miller is back for a tenn
porary engagement at "cectral.'
Mrs. l. A. Burley is spending her va
cation days with friends and relatives in
Ontario.
Mrs. F. j. King of st. Thomas, spent
Saturday in tn city as the guest of Mrs.
Wick.
Mrs. Rodney Anderson of Grafton has
been spending the week with relatives
in the city.
Miss Helen Douglas has been spend
ing the week at Lancaster visiting with
Mrs. B. Lockwood.
E. Z. Thompson of st. Thomas who
was at one time county treasurer was a
business visitor at the county seat Sa-
turday.
Kate King and Kate Kneeshaw
drove to Cavalier on Tuesday where
they will spend some time visiting
friends.
Mr.. John Heneman and his daughter
Evelyn left Monday evening for a visit
with relatives and friends in southern
Minnesota and Iowa.
Monday Miss Frances Mitchell and
Mr.. Oscar Fitzmaurice came over from
Crystal, were married and left in the
evening for trip to the Twin Cities.
Monday afternoon Miss Maggie Ardies
and Miss Edna Roadhouse accompanied
their friend Miss Dora Walters to her
home in Cavalier where they will visit
for week.
Miss Maud Gill accompanied her BROTH
er Harry, to Portal on his return there
yesterday. She will remain two weeks
and take in the Grand Forks fair on her
return.
Word comes from the far northwest
that Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Currie are the
parents of a fine daughter. Mrs. Currie
will be remembered by many friends in
this city as Miss Gertie Carr.
Miss LaBar has closed her millinery
store here and yesterday returned to her
home in Hillsboro. Rumor has it that
she will engage in another line of bust
ness in the near future-with part
ner.
A reception in honor of Mrs. G. E.
Naylor was given by Mrs. J. A. Wilkins
and Mrs. A. Short, Wednesday afternoon
from 3 to 6 o'clock, at the home Of Mrs.
Short. Thirty or more ladies enjoyed
themselves at fancy work and photo
graph guessing contest made the time
pass all too quickly. Roses and ferns
were in profus.on, each guest was the
recipient of beautiful rose. Dainty
refreshments were served from small
tables. The hosteses we're assisted by
Miss Richmond.
The Pembina band has weeks en-
gagement with the Grand Forks Fair..to
furnish music next week at the State
Fair, and leave Monday evening to fill
the appointment. The prominence
which the band has attained under the
leadership of j. LaMoure Jr. places them
among the foremost in the state as a
musical organization and our people
ought to give them all encouragement
possible. Many of the boys occupy re-
sponsible positions and it is often with
difficulty and sacrifice of their employer
that they get away. The week follow
ing they play at our own County Fair at
Hamilton.
On the night of July the 4th, the peo-
pie of Bathgate were awakened by the
alarm of fire and it was soon located as
the dwelling of postmaster White. The
family were away and during their alb
sence the interior of the dwelling caught
fire, and though the fire company did
excellent work, their efforts were usless
and the entire house and contents were
burned. The house was insured for
$500. Mr.. White had just purchased
his home and furnished it, and his loss
is a great one. Mr.. White however
takes his loss in the right spirit and will
build Immediately or purchase new
home. The Bathgate people got togeth-
er and presented Mr.. White with pur-
So of $3.50, to show that they appreciat-
ed his fortitude and to help with the
new building.