The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-13

return to 81, Joseph. When he had rot
us far us the head waters of the Missis.
sppi he heard of the killing of Mrs.
Spencer. Shortly afterwards he met
MIR. Spencer making his way eastward
with his little orphans, and there lie
baptized i'll the name of the Gather,
Son and Holy Ghost" the little boy who
but Il few weeks before had been hap.
TIED with the warm hearts blood of his
mother.
Mr. Barnard continued his journey
westward, returned to the Sclkirk settle.
mcnt, took UP the remains of his wife,
conveyed them, as She had once request.
ed, to ST. Joe, and laid them beside Mrs.
Spencer, i'll the playground of her child
rcn. lie erected there stone which he
brought from Selkirk, bearing the simple
inscription of her age and date of death.
one sacred text from the psalms and one
stanza fpoetry to her memory. I[ay-
ing done this lie left st. Joseph to see 1t
no more until the DIST June, 1883, when
he returned in extreme old aye to at.
tend the ceremony of unwilling the
monuments Of his wife and Mrs. Spencer
i'll the new cemetery at Walllala, which
have been erected chiefly through the
efforts of the Ladies' Synodical Mission.
AIRY Society of the Synod of North Da-
kota.
This is II meagre outline of the story
of our martyrcd missionaries whose
memorial services TRANSFERRED on the
2lst ult. Their blood was not poured
ont for naught, nor their lives spent in
vain. They were the seed of the church
i'll North Dakota. "Writc, Blessed are
the dead that die in the Lord from
hence forth; Amen, saith the spirit that
they may rest from their labors and
their works do follow thcm," Rev. xiv,
4 H.
Some beautiful views of the ceremony
OF unwilling the monuments were photo.
graphcd on the occasion, and will be
placed OH sale at little advance OH cost.
the proceeds to apply on monument
fund. White posts Of oak have been
placed, one at the former graves of Mes.
danes Barnard and Spencer, one at the
pl;.ce of the window where Mrs. Spencer
WAS shot, and one near the place where
MIR. Benjamin Terry WIS shot and scalp.
cd by the Indians. A complete history
Of this pioneer mission will be published
by Mrs. &. 0. Van Cleve i'll the course,
probably, Of next year.
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