The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-08-18

ooShSA was eApecGeO
from Winnipeg yesterday accompanied
by friend, Miss McQuade for vaca-
ton of two weeks. Mrs. Isherwood,
sister of Mrs. Basken of Sault St. Marie,
who is also visiting at the Basken home
expects to make an extended stay.
Apedler forgot to first get license
and was taken in charge by city marshal
Akers on Saturday morning. He was
at first quite sure that he was all right
without license, but after an interview
with Justice Aylen aud another view in
to the city coop" concluded to put up
$40. and take his satchel elsewhere.
Rev. William Full of Saugus Mass.
died on Sunday, Aug. 9Th. He was
brother of Charles Full of this city. He
was born on Prince Edwards islam ~ d
mad preached in M. E. churches In the
vicinity of Boston for more than thirty
years. While he had been ill for some
time the end came quite suddenly.
Last Friday afternoon Marjorie Ward
we'll entertained dozen young ladies
the honoree of the occasion being Miss
Nora STEVENSON a guest of the week.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent in
conversation and fancy work. At six
o'clock luncheon was served from small
tables on the lawn.
Mrs. James Carr was on the N. P.
train on Saturday evening on her way
from Porterville, Cal. to Saskatoon to
join her husband there where they will
make their future home Mrs Carr
says this time it is for good She re-
ports the PorterviIle people as being
we'll and doing we'll.
Miss Nora STEVENSON of Climax, MINI
who has been the guest of Kathryn King
for the past week was the guest of honor
at farewell reception given by her
hostess Monday afternoon. Several
musical numbers greatly added to the
pleasure of the guests and a dainty
luncheon was served at late hour.
The county papers note that the coun-
ty board have already taken trips to
other county seats to look at court house
buildings. This is all right and proper,
but as it is presumed that the board
will charge these trips to the county
that is an item of expense that was
never mentioned in the controversy
about cost of new buildings last year.
There seems to be two kinds of recir
procity. One is with Canada and the
other with the American farmer. In
the latter reciprocity takes the form of
reclprocating some evident losses in.
some directions by giving him benefits
in other directions. If he has to sell
his grain cheaper, then let him buy his
wooden, cotton and steel goods cheaper.
The latter don't seem to be the kind of
reciprocity favored by President. Taft.
! Prot. H. E. Simpson of the Grand
Forks U was in the city on Friday. He
is assistant professor of geology and was
looking up the deep wells of this locality
with view Of determining the strata. He
had been at Hamilton looking at the
deep wells there which reached depth
of about 100 feet, but of which the
data concerning the strata has been lost.
These investigations are valuable to
farmers and others as showing the prob
abilities Of we'll boring success.
The Myrick home was the scene of
very pretty cat Home" Tuesday after
noon when Mesdames McDougall and
Myrick extended their hospitality 10
about twenty ladies. The color scheme
of yellow was carried out in all the
rooms by sun flowers and harmonizinR
'colors. A delicious supper was served 1
at sir o'clock. In the evening the same
ladies entertained q large company at
cards. Il il needless to say that this
Affair vs. = perfect success.
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