The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-07
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Dr.. Harry Rounds 81 Poplar. leonta M
was visitor at the MOI ougal home
last week. {, !. u
Miss Vera Kelsey Of Grand Forks was
the guest Of Mrs. j, E. Ashley during
the Christmas week.
Mrs. sherwood Of Sault Ste Marie,
Ontario has come to spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Basken. q
Miss Opal Wigle Of Winnipeg was the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Douglas last week.
Mrs. w. Ardies of the Pembina hotel
is slowly recovering from two weeks
illness that kept her in bed during the
holidays.
Mr.. Hugh Mckay Of the G. N. r shops.
of Winnipeg and Miss Celeste Willes Of
Hallock were guests at the Basken home
on New Years.
Misses Evelyn Basken and Matilda
Morris left on the south bound g. N. on
Thursday, the former to visit friends at
Fargo and the latter to visit at Wahpe-
ton.
Charles Full accompanied his daugh-
ter Winnie to the Pillsbury Academy
Owatonna, MINI. and will take in the
Twin Cities on business before his re-
turn.
Banker Robert Mcbride of Cavalier
was a. visitor IN the city yesterday with
business before the county board, and
found many old friends about town with
whom to shake hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rene of the Penn.
bina river locality are the parents of a
new boy that came on Sunday. There
was sister already in the family and
Fred thinks it makes fine pair.
Miss Gladys Harris entertained about
twenty young ladies one evening last
week in honor of her visitors, Misses
Tina and Frances Forester of Emerson.
1t was voted an enjoyable occasion.
Misses Edith Londerman. Berniece
Veitch and Theodosia Houghton of
Grand Forks and Hollis Page and Victor
Campbell of Hamilton were guests at
at the Kneeshaw residence from Friday
to Monday.
The New Year dance on Friday nrght
was attended by about fifty couple with
visitors from St. Vincent, Emerson,
Grand Forks and Hamilton ard the sur
ronding country. 1t was very pleasant
occasion and very much enjoyed by al!
present.
Rev. H. H. Moore left on Wednesday
for the Twin Cities expecting to meet
his wife there and after days visit with
relatives there return to this city on
Friday. Mrs. Moore has been very Ill in
Alliance, o. for several months and her
home coming will be very welcome to
the congregation as we'll as her husband.
The US and the school ma'ams that
we're "onagin" are "offagin' and we 60
'onagin' as though flock of black
birds had lighted down in our mids. and
then flown away. All we remember is
the rustic of their wings (skirts), that
they ate and then flew away again.
Poor things, they will now have time to
rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodman of Be-
midi spent one day this week with Mr..
and Mrs. McCaffery. They had been
visiting Mr.. Goodman's brother at Hal
ock on New Years. Mr.. G. says that
Remidji is now city of nearly 1000
and growing rapidly. The new 500 line
Just coming in from Duluth is expected
to increase the growth.
There were three "katy dds" in the
city this week. Katy Kneeshaw did"
On Tuesday night, Katy Harris '.did" on
Wednesday evening and Katy King did"
On Thursday evening and it is safe to say
that there were ''doings" at each and
every place. The U. set had their inn
ings last week and this week was the
turn of the high school folks and they
were mostly all there at each of the three
pleasant parties and think they had
better time than the older brothers and
next week school begins
again.
The following posters are to be posted
all over the country in campaign to
check the progress of consumption:
"Fresh air, good food, rest, sunshine,
and life in the country cures consump-
ton. Do not wait if you have congh,
go to the doctor. Bad air leads to con-
Don'tcrowd the sleeping or
working room. Overwork, bad air and
late hours leade to consumption. Do
not live or work in badly ventilated
rooms. Bad air in closed rooms lead to
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