The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-31

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DID you zee tlioss dandy photographs
ut the Post Office? II will be well worth
your while TO examine them.
Rev. Mr.. Treslawny being Advent at
Risparck, there will he NO morning
service at the N. E church. Rev. L. d.
Wardwell will preach in the evening.
As will he seen bv an advertisement
in another column Short Bros. have ar.
ranged with Mr.. G. D. Francis. Crook.
ston popular photographer ~ take charge
If their gallery for one week beginning
next Monday. That Mr.. Francis 10 an
excellent artist, may be easily soon BY
examining his board Of samples display.
ed in the Post-office.
SICK FoLKs-Mre J. H. Abrams ID re.
covering. So is Mrs. H. r. Vaughn.
WIN. Fowler moves SLOWLY about his res.
ular businrss again. Deputy Treasurer
Schafer las been of duty with quinsical
throat Int is better now; g. Cavileer's car
still troubles him. Miss Nellie Vaughn,
Who is ut Hamline at school, has not
l'een in good health and for a time did
not know but that she would have to
come home.
We regret to learn that Mr.. r. ]. Boy.
Ian of the signal service at 81. yincent
lie about TO leave this station. His sue
esacor ia already here. but Mr.. Boylsn
will remain some tine on special service.
1t is rumored that Mr. Boylan has 70.
signed and that he will take position
With tile Pioneer Press Of st. Paul, 10 y
special sporting reporter in which capa.
city he was employed before entering
the service.
Dad.
FELDMAN, WILLIAM Cat Psmbina. N.
D., Tuesday, January 2Stil. 1881. sged,
81 years y months.
Funeral services werel,eld on January
29th ut 2 r. NJ. from the house Of Ills
parents Mr.. aud Mrs. H. G. Fsldman,
to tile city cemetery, under the auspi.
ces Of Fidelity L,dxe NJ. II I. o. o. +.
Rev. =. MrcLean. VI Pe,nbins olficiatsd
at the services. aud the remains were 20.
corted to the grave by a large numher Of
friends and acqnsintauces aud members
Ut Fidelity Lodge Of whom he was u
lived brother.
Mr.. Feldnlan was young man with.
out an enelny. StcisI. guod hearted and
good hundred. he was liked by all. II,
business lie was scrupulously honest and
at his trade US matchmaker and 10 weller,
all excellent workman. lie las not beef,
in good i'ealtl, for over q year, hut the
news Of his dealt, comes somewhat sud.
denly. He had organic troubles which,
we've aggravated ny the prevailing cpl
denlic aud the immediate cause Of his
dealt, was cerebral con gestion. He waa
unconscious Tor several days and finally
passed quietly iron, the troubled sleep u
life to the peaceful rest Of death.
COPELAND J. B:-Died 1t his residence
AT Beaulieu ON Monday January 2Oth,
1880. aged 10 years, Of heart dlsers-.
which WIS aggravated by an attack Of
the grippe.
Thus again we are called upon To
chronicle the death of an old citizen and
pioneer, Of this county. Mr.. Copeland
has resided at his present home foz
eight years, aud was = consistent and
practical member Of the Methods,
church, aud great lover Of music. His
wife died rome eight years ago, and al
his death leaves family of six children
five SONS aud one daughter, Mrs. MarselIis
who resides in this city. Tile otl,e,
members Of the family are living near
home with the exception Of Till. who ia
at Seattle, Washington. The funeral oc.
cured ON Wednesday .-Iangdon Courier.
A Card.
We desire to express our gratitude to
the kind friends who did 81 much to
sou,le the dying hours Of our son. vii.
liam, and especially to the members Of
the Fidelity Lodge, No. Al, l. U. o. F.,
for their unrennittinH attention during
his illness and funeral.
Nix. AND Mas. II. q. FELDMAN.