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similar only in
that both were
caused by excise
regulations, but
they seem to
unite in re-en
forcing the fact
that an excise
law is no more
popular in the
United S a tie S
than it was in
England when
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liamentary expe-
rience in tn Q
house of repre-
s Q n t q tives to
qualify him for n
position in the
senatorial end Of
the capitol. He
was q member of
the house contin-
uously for IS
years and did a
great deal of hard
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LIKE .AE WHISKY INsURREcTIoN.

The South Carolina Episode q Reminder q;
the Bradford Rebellion of 1904.
The recent lamentable outbreak in
South Carolina against the enforcement
Of the celebrated dispcnsary law will
probably take its place in history beside
the Bradford whisky insurrection in
Pennsylvania, which, it is worthy of re-
mark, reached its climax and was sup
pressed in 1904, just a century ago. The
circumstances Of the two outbreaks are
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Acair,t the uou.e os Lords.

The parliamentary committee o. ths
trade unions congress, which is the cab
met of the British Liberal party, has
been holding several secret sittirgs in
London, making preliminary arrange
ments for the great demonstration in
Hyde park against the house of lords.
The announcement of the subject will
be publicly made as soon as the E,eers
have finally finished with the employ.
ers' liability bill, and the killing OF
that labor measure will be made the pre-
text for the promised display, the di-
nensions of which will probably exceed
suything of the kind in recent years.
The London trades council is prepared
to march 900, 900 men into the park.
nd there will be imposing delegations
from the provinces. .--Lon5on Cable.
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One of the Entom bed Miners Elected.

Tom Picton was buried hundreds Of
feet in the ground in the Gaylord llIne.
and he was on the ticket for school lii
rector. Knowing almost to @ certainty
that there was no chance of his beng
found alive, no one ventured to sIggast
that another name be substituted On tho
ticket. Every vote was recorded in his
favor, and with a pathetic touch of hui
man nature one Of his neighbors. said
after the result was announced, "If he
gets out alive, the office is his, and if
the poor fellow is dead wo have respect
ed his memory. '-Wiikesbar1c Dgly
News Dealar.
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D. Hoge and others Of like caliber The
Ministerial club will also meet at Chau-
tauqua during the first half of July un-
der the direction of Bishop Vincent, tho
founder of Chautauqua, and he will
have the help of DIR. J. M. Buckley,
President Harper, Bishop Hurst and
others well known for their ability and
earnestness. Theodore Roosevelt will
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THE NEW PUBLIC PRINTER.

He Has Held tho Office Before and Is Prom
inent In New York Politics.
One Of the best positions in the gift
of the PRESIDENT viewed from the
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SENATOR BLANCHARD.

Career of the Man Appointed to Succeed
e. d. White.
Louisiana's new United States senator,
Newton G. Blanchard, had sufficient par
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COMMUNICATION.
Editor Of The PIONEER ExPREss.

In my extended tour Of this section
Of the earth (thc United States,)
find more than enough of Hiswonder.
full creations to entertain the pro.
foundest intellect, crafty the widest
dream Of the poet and ovorstock the
historian with data. Not the least
interesting Of these rambles at random
was my visit to the great Pipestone
lQuarry, which is situated in the south
western part Of Minnesota, seven
miles from the eastern boundary of
South Dakota. Here, within radius
of fifteen miles, Lake Benton is dis
tinctly seen. On the west the source
Ct the Big Sioux river, twenty miles
distant, can be traced by the timber
on Its banks and our view on the north
east falls upon the broken hills where
the Des Moines and Redwood rivers
take their rise.
1t was not until 1882 that this beau
tiful stretch Of prairie was discovered
or first seen by the white man, and
what is now regarded by US as a plea.
SAINT place Of resort, rich in fable and
historic lore, is regarded by the Indians
Of all tribes as a land of sacred i'm
port. To them this is the spot of
their creation and the origin of their
race. 1t has in ages past been their
greatest battlefield. and Notifications
still remain.
Here Getche Msnitou the mighty,
Calls tho tribes Of men together.-LoSGrsLLow.
The quarry Is situated on q dividing
ridge that separates the waters which
flow into the Mississippi from those
which flow into the Missouri, and is
100 feet above the level of the sea, 50
Longfellow, in his Hiawatha, has
spoken of it,
ION the Mountain Of the Prairie,
On the Great Red Pipestone Quarry"
We have from the Indians many
traditions regarding the origin and
discovery Of the Red Plpestone, the
chief Of which is that lightning struck
and tore up the earth, thriving out
pieces Of the rock. The PIpestone
layer is about eleven inches in thick.
ness and lies between quartzitc, but
only about two and a half inches Of
the eleven can be used for making
Ipipes, ornaments, etc. The Indians
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The Grip.

An experience with this disease
during all its past epidemics, warrants
the bold claim that DR.. Kings New
Discovery will positively cure each
and every case ii taken in time, and
patient takes the ordinary care to
avoid exposure. Another thing has
been proven, that those VII have
used DIR. Kings New Discovery, cs-
cape the many troublesome after re-
suits Of this disease. Isy all means
get a bottle and try it. 1t is guaran-
teed, and money will be refunded il
no good results follow It's use. Sold
by L. II. Shaw & Co.'S Drug store.
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ir'tt Gf ;im e:WHmltniei, Is still
standing? IL required u *,:r rn"t IL
."'"p frnn the maiu r ok To the I, -
- I%nuld like to revisit the places
'"'r LATER e" ais. rrILapS l shall ! &
'r.> !r"ss'".. With work wien June
"ni.> Hr:",!nl. aud IL 81 will avail
"is,'li vi y'inr Kind Invitation to he
present al the rciluiun .i the Grand
Army together "n this historical SPIT
htthert" sacred to- the Innlians.''
The chimney that General Fremont
has referred 4" is the Great Manituu
rock of which have spoken.
Much could he said Of the thriving
little city Of Plpcstonc. with it's four
railroads, but it was the Quarry in
particular which interested me, and |
wish all pilgrims to this western resort
as delightful soJourn as / spent
there. LoTTIE L. TILLoTsON.
Editors Of the PIONEER EXPRESS,
Your remark about my work In
your county are not strictly correct.
1t is not my official duty to find out
how much the state can ''gct out" Of
your county in shape Of old taxes,
but rather to find out to what credits
YOUR county is entitled from the state.
The state has claim against this
county for old taxes up to 1889 inclu-
sive, amounting to & ,s32.ls. My Of
fetal duty is; to find out how much of
these old taxes were cancelled by
your board Of county commissioners,
and to give your county credit for all
said cancellations; also for all uncol-
lectable taxes which have not been
already cancelled. by doing SO the
state will know how much of the
above sum will really come to its rath-
er empty treasury. To make such a
very much needed settlement be-
tween State and county should be
considered "glad tiding," and as
the bearer of such would like to con.
slider.
Your servant.
Il. l.. RICHTER,
Special agent State Adjusting Board.
Mary has her little lamb, and still
to school they 60, their books and tab
let's yet they buy from
T. II. SHAW 4 Co.
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Dental Notice

!, DR.. Rose, dentist, will be
UDYy1 In Pembina from the Isl
to the 18th, Bathgate from the 1eth,
to the 22nd; Neche 23rd to the 26th;
Walhalla 9th to the last Of the
month. This will be followed up uu.
til furthhS pbtico.
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Special Notice.

We ask, and insist on a settlement
of all accounts on or before December
23rd. We move to Hallock the next
week, and want our accounts in bank
able form. All unsettled accounts
after that date will be placed in the
hands Of our attorneys for collection.
N. DURE& Son.
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See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.

See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.
Upon receipt of your address and
fifteen cents in postage stamps, we
will mail you prepaid our Souvenir
Portfolio of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition, the regular price ia
Fifty cents, but as We want you to
have one, VIC make the price nominal.
You will find it a work of art and a
thing to be priced, 1t contains full
page views Of the great building. with
descriptions of same, and is executed
In highest style of art. If not satfsfi-
ed with 1t, we will refund the stamps
end let yOn keep the book. Address.
II. -. BUCKLIN s. Co, Chicago. I'LL.
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Bucklen's Arn,ca salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Pr1ce 20 cents per box. For sale by
r. r. SHAW & Co.
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For Sale.

A buffalo overcoat, for particulars
apply to Mrs. GEO. THOMPSON.
lott Pembina, N. ID.
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BIG INVOICE SALE
or CHOICE NEW GOODS.

We find Oh completion OF our annual invoice thai ~ a.,
!" some lines. In order to clear them ont anil
roo" tor new spring stock will slaughter the prices
M''.' regard TO rst cost Here are only few Of the
bargains awaiting you FOR CASH ONLY.
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R.H. Huffman and Jim Scott visited
friends ut Ernest last Sunday.
We noticed ]. w. Campbell on our
streets Sunday. He Is from Ernest.
Mrs. Geo. Foster extends a cordial
Invitation to all young people at her
next "at hOHc."
Our professor has u new cutter which
he says will accommodate short or tall,
great or small, but mostly "tall.''
All there.
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Money to Lone.

Theodore B. Holmes of St Thomas
has plenty of money for first mortgage
farm loans. 1926
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Toilette.

Mrs. G. II. Fuller has been seriously
i'll for some time, but is recovering
under the care Of DR.. Harris.
Five young people of Toilette took
In the dance at the ranch on last
Thursday night and report a good
time.
A little daughter arrived at the
home OF Charles Rutherford on the
day after Christmas. A very nice
Christmas box for Charley.
Mr.. ALI. Lockwood, Of Canton, a
former resident OF this place, is COM
ing back to live In this town again 10
the near future. No place like JOLT
cite for ALI.
We understand that there is to be a
change Of officers OF the s. A. Capt.
McNutt, who was cadet here under
Capt. McGill. is to take the place of
Captain Hewitt. Capt. McNutt will
be most welcome here.
The new stove in our school house
keeps the room quite comfortable.
The next thing VIC need Is bell. A
young man from Macarthur brought
us a pretty (not Purdy) one on Sunday,
but took 1t away again the same
night.
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A ToBoaaAN slide is under con.
structi0n at the mouth of the Penn
bfna river. The kids mothers will
note this item and either buy the kid
a toboggan, or else put tin patches on
the sliding part of his trousers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

The South East quarter and the
South West quarter of the North
West quarter Of the South East
quarter and the South West quarter
Of the North East quarter of section
No. Twenty.six (28) In Township No.
one hundred and sixty-two (l62) north
of Range fifty-four (5l) known as the
Albert Peterson homestead place.
For further information apply to
the undersigned who will be at Cava-
lier on Tuesday, the 10th inst, or by
mail to Pembina.
1t w, J. KNEEsHAw.
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cHENEy ny inhis "a that coal Il
cheaper. The people can stand IL.

/ Louis RoLErrE viii run the stage
line from Pembina to Neche after
July LIST, he having bid the lowest,
ahnut $500 for carrying the mail.
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lew Flour and Feed sto,

First building north of the Win.
chester house. Call and get prices.
j. X. SwITzER.
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A sPEc1AL meeting of the Young
Mems Social Club will be held in the
barber shop on Monday evening.
Business In reference to special
event. Every member requested to
be present.
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A F. & A. M. Resolution.

kAs
The following resolution, was pre-
[scnted by the committee and adopted
at the last regular meeting.
Whereas it has pleased the Supreme
Grand Architect Of the universe, tt
call from labor here below to refresh.
ment in that celestial lodge above,
our late brother John Kabernagle,
and whereas we bow with a submissive
will and due reverence to the call
Of our Supreme Grand Master above;
Therefore be 1t resolved that the
Master, Wardens, and brethren Of
Pembina Lodge Of Ancient, Free and
Accepted MasOns, express their sor.
row and coincidence for the untimely
death of our late brother, in whom we
have lost dearly beloved friend, q
faithful and jealous Mason, an honest
and upright citizen, and u charitable
peighbor. And be it further resolved:
That we extend to his widow and pa =.
ents, our heartfelt sympathy in this
their sad affiiction. And be it further
resolved: That this resolution of con-
dolence be entered upon the minutes
of the lodge, and copy sent to his
widow in this city and also copy sent
to his father In the city of Baltimore,
state of Maryland,
fNE JAcvcnN
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BIsnop STANLEY will lecture at
Kittson Hall, on Tuesday evening at
8 O'Clock. A concert and social will
follow. Bishop Stanley IS we'll known
as an eloquent speaker. Everyone
invited. At 4o'clock p. ". the new
Catholic bell will be dedicated.
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New Tin.Shon

A new tin-shop has been opened at
the old stand Of G. d. Strong. First.
class workmanship guaranteed.
22tf A. IT, Rpow,x
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ABOUT twenty-five members Of the
Literary Society met on Monday night
at the residence Of Mr.. G. w. Ryan.
An interesting program consisting
principally Of Worlds Fair rem,nis-
ccnses by Aug. Short and the Worlds
Parliament Of Religion, by Geo. w.
Ryan. The next meeting will be
held on Monday evening ut q. NJ.
Nixons'. The subject will be Ralph
Waldo Emerson. Everyone Is cordial.
" invited to enroll themselves in the
society and partake in the instruc.
ton and entertainment.
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THE Young Peoples Christian AS.
ISOLATION will meet on Thursday even.
ing, Jan. 18th, at 8 O'Clock, In Mr..
Kneeshaw's old Office on Cavileer st.
All are cordially invited to this meet
ing.
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Man and Wife Wanted,

To work on q farm. Good house,
we'll furnished; four to eight men to
cook for. Application from a capable
woman considered.
ID. GORDON.
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.oRD I THOMAS, s sswss*s ! 3
0Raodo,pA st.. Caicago, keep this paper onals
s g r. $780,: :Stss:,,s ri, E ADVER1eERa
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AN alarm Of dire was given on Wed.
tuesday, night caused by the burning
1t chimney on the residence Of VIM.
Fowler. As, there was q terrific gale
blowing at the time, everybody wal
glad to know It was nothing worse.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

The Northwestern hotel and livery
barn at Mimic were destroyed by fire
last week. Twenty horses some cat
tie, and large amount Of sleiRhs.
robes, etc., were destoyed. The cause
is unknown.
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c. A.. r.
WORDEN POST NO. IS.
tssulsr meetingsevery second and fourth Mon.
nav OF eAch n buto. II. q. FELDNAN,
Post Commander
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w. ]. KNEEsIAw.

Agents to handle patent "BlIzzard
face protector" the thing for winter,
sample Is cents, write for terms.
Frank, lock box s74, Chicago. 1928
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

PROF. LEM, of St. Vincent, has
been engaged to teach q term in the
Emerson school district, upper Joli-
cite and entered upon duties this
week. Mr.. Lein stands high az a
teacher In Kittson county, where he,
has been teaching for three years.,
Two years ago Mr.. Lein was candi.
date for county superintendent of
schools Of Kittson county, ON the re-
publican ticket, and was defeated BY
Ia email majority by his opponent.
who had the Endorsement of the de-
mOcrats and pOpulisCs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

THE Young Mems Social Club gave
q neck-tie and apron party In the
Kittson Hall, Tuesday, which was at.
tended by good number, and the
evening was spent pleasantly. ]. q.
Bouvette, Of the Pembina pool-room
and lunch-counter furnished refresh.
ments.
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The Fort Pembina Social Club give
the second of series Of dances this
evening, which promises. to he a plea
SAINT affair. Many from town have
been invited, and will attend.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

JUDGE Templcton and Attorney
John Cochrane are among The many
sick in Grand Forks.
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For Sale.

Com. on Resolutions, 4. MosnisoS.
tF. A. HART.
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l
council last week as city auditor.
To him who kicketh shall be given:
to him that kicketh not shall be tax.
en- away, even that which he hath.
SERv1CEin the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening at 1880. Subject:
1.-The Queen Of Sheba." r, johnson
preacher.
SHERIFF O'CoNNoR took an insane
ice.ander women to jamestown We'd
nestiay, after appearing before the
the insanity board.
CARPENTERS are ut work putting
up storm shed at the depot and
making other protection from the
northwest atmosphere.
"A LARGE part Of the remaining
buildings Of the Worlds Fair, and a
large quantity of exhibits which were
yet remaining, were destroyed by fire
On Monday.
line N. L. passenger train was two
and half hours late Yesterday, owing
to delay Oh the main line. This is
about the second time this line has
been late this winter.
The "middling-slzed kids" to the
number Of three dozen were enter
tanned by Messrs Frank and Rodney
Anderson ON Friday evening and had
splendid time.
"A SPECIAL meeting Of Pemblna
Lodge, A. +. and A. NJ. was held Sat-
urday evening to confer third de-
gree. The lodge has lots Of work on
hand for the coming year.
The Fort Pembina Social Club give
the second of series Of dances this
evening, which promises to he plea
SAINT affair. Many from town have
been invited, and will attend.
The Northwestern hotel and livery
barn at Mimic were destroyed by fire
last week. Twenty horses some cat
tie, and large amount Of sleiehs,
robes, etc., were destoyed. The cause
is unknown.
A ToBoaGAN slide Is under con-
struction at the mouth of the Penn
bina river. The kids mothers will
note this item and either buy the kid
a toboggan, or else put tin patches on
the sliding part of his trousers.
The Young Peoples Christian As
ISOLATION will meet on Thursday even
ing, Jan. 18th, at o'clock, in Mr..
Kneeshaw's old Office on Cavileer st.
All are cordially invited to this meet
ing.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the Young
Mems Social Club will be held in the
barber shop on Monday evening.
Business in reference to u special
event. Every member requested to
be present.
BISHOP STANLEY will lecture at
Kittson Hall, on Tuesday evening at
8 O'Clock. A concert and social will
follow. Bishop Stanley IS we'll known
as an eloquent speaker. Everyone
invited. At O'Clock p. n. the new
Catholic bell will be dedicated.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

The paymaster divided dollars
among the "boys in blue" at the Fort
on Friday.
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A SPECIAL meeting Of Pemblna
Lodge, A. +. and A. NJ. was held Sat
urday evening to confer u third de.
gree. The lodge has lots Of work on
hand for the coming year.
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PEMBINA LODGE NO. ITO, A. o. U. w.
Meets every fret and third Tuesday Of the
month.
CT AZ. REDPATH, F.A. HART,
Recorder. N. W.
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JUDGE E. A. ARMSTRONG was an:
pointed and confirmed by the city
council last week as city auditor
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our stock OF clothing equalled in the ctv for ,.
~ style or price and will be sold for limited time At % NOR
cent discount REMEMBER BARGAIN SATURDAY..
always have special bargains that day at
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

The ''middling-slzed kids" to the
number Of three dozen were enter
tanned by Messrs Frank and Rodney
Anderson ON Friday evening and had
splendid time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

Mary has her little lamb, and still
to school they go, their books and tab
let's yet they buy from
T. II. SHAW 4 Co.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

The N. P. passenger train was two
and a half hours late yesterday, owing
to delay gu the main line. This is
about the second time this line has
been late this winter.
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AROUND TOWN.
BoMDERGER hangs next week.

order office.
CLERK of Court Hart has baby
that is very i'll.
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a LARGE part Of the remaining
buildings Of the Worlds Fair, and a
large quantity of exhibits which were
yet remaining. were destroyed by fire
On Monday.
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VERY cold Monday and Tuesday
but warmer Wednesday.
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SCHOOL commenced Monday with
an increased attendance.
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CARPENTERS are ut work putting
up u storm shed at the depot and
making other protection from the
northwest atmosphere.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

To him who kicketh shall he given.
to him that kicketh not shall be TAX.
en- away, even that which he hath.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

New YEARS day 1893 fell upon
Sunday. January LIST happens on
Sunday but once more during the
century-that will be in 1899. In the
next century it will occur fourteen
times only, as follows: 1905, 1911,
1922, 1928, 1888. 1880, 1850, 1855, 1851,
1867, 1878, 1884, 1889, and 1895. The
Intervals are repular-f,h R.I1. 656.1l-
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SERvIcEin the Presbyterian church
sunday evening at 1880. Subject:
1.-The Queen Of Sheba." r, johnson
preacher.