The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
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Mn. d. ]. Melnnss, daughter Of NJ.
and Mrs. d. Dick, died "a Wfnnl.
PEI, Man.. Oh Monday, Of the effect
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Nm. McInnis and her parents were
until lately residents Of this city, and
the news Of her sudden death viii
strike . chord ofsympathy and sorrow
10 many hearts among her old friends
and neighbou. In many respects she|
was y superior woman. She WAS oil
person Of good judgment, pronounced
opinions, vigorous and energetic, and
possessed many Of the qualities which
make leadersin the church and society.
She Wes noted for charity and kind.
hearted deeds, and In her family rela-
lions che WAS one Of whom 1t may b
said cher children rise up and cali her
blessed" Besides her parents, with
whom che has resided for some years,
and for whom she has kept house, her
husband, Mr.. d. J. McInnis. who has
been interested in silver mining in
Montana, she leaves four children {;
Mrs. CA. Holbrook, Of st. Paul, whose
happy wedding We noted 10 these
columns but 4 few months since /;
Norman. who is in the N. P. service
at Winnipeg; Matte, aged IA, and
Tyson, aged II, and q number Of
brothers.
In conclusion We may repeat that
the sympathy Of a very large number
of friends Of the family In this city
and county, goes out to the sorrowing
and bereaved ones.
Personals.
Miss Cavalier left on Tuesday for a
months visit with friends and rela.
tlves 10 Winnipeg. 1000. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. X. Musselman Of Cavalier, came
down Friday, and remained in the
city visiting day. Hon. L. Z.
Booker left for st. Paul Saturday on
a business trip. Monday his folks re.
ceived telegram from him saying,
he had rented u furnished house and
wanted them to come down there and
spend the winter. They will proba.
bly, remain until school closes at the
convent, where Misses Blanche Book
or and Grace Mckenzie are attending
......Mr. A. s. Horvitz, formerly with
Hops Bros. Grand Forks, but now with
Howard, Farwell s. Co., dealers in
musical Instruments. st. Paul, was in
the city the first of the week. He
informs US that Mr.. Greer, we'll known
IN this county, now salesman Of ]. w.
Dyer s Bro, is travelling through
southern Minnesota and western Iowa
....Landlord Buie, of the Hamilton
House, Hamilton, was in the city
Monday. .. Charles Atkinson came in
on the Northern Pacific Wednesday,
from st. Paul, where he went in the
Interest Of Mr.. Booker's ranch enter.
prise. He says they have over 600
head Of cattle at the stock yards be.
Ing fattened on grain, in charge Of
Jas. Booker. They are all doing well
....J. G. Lamb, one of the promi.
nent farmers Of Hamilton was In the
city Monday. John Abrams and
family, living out near Langton's are
said to be all ill......Rev. ]. G. Hall
of st. Thomas, drove over on Wednes.
day, but said he didn't know it was
cold until after he started. &. {. .Messrs
Hill and Spinning Of Bowesmont came
this way to and from the Forester en-.
tertainment at Neche on Wednesday
evening. They said it was cold riding
but they had fun enough to pay them.
Look Out!
So far, Pembina has escaped the
prevailing epidemic Of grlppe.fever
that has visited other points. But
we would speak a word of warning.
1t Is time to be careful. Careful of
cellars and decaying vegetables there.
IN, careful that your drinking water
Is pure. careful OF your clothing, care.
full of sudden changes Of weather and
condition, careful that you put on
your overcoat when you 60 out and
careful that you take it OF when you
go in doors. Many a man gets bis
death by going into q heated store OF
Office with his fur coat on. getting In.
to a perspiration, then stepping into
a sleigh and driving home several
miles with the thermometer away
down 10 the lower regions.
Don't fool with a bad cold. particu-
larry II there are SYMPTOMS Of fever,
sometimes you can trust to "work It
Of" but this isn't a good time to take
such chances. A few quinine pills or
other homemade remdies are surcr
then working it or" Don't wait
until the day before. you die to call
the doctor. He doesn't like that
class ofpatients at any price. Ithurts
his reputation and don't do you any
good. When you get that far along
send for the minister, you can thus
save the Doctors fee for the surviv-
ing family. Another good way to get
the grippe is to run out bare-headed
on some small errand, or, go out and
talk to q man for ten minutes.
leaving your oversh0es In the Office or
store.
In brief be careful what YOU
breathe, eat, drink and wear; never
forget that In this country there ia
often 100 degrees difference between
10 doors and out doors; never forget
your health; though you never know
Its value until YOU lose 1t, don't seek
to ascertain its value but take It for
granted; the proof is too disagreeable.
Receivers tor Emerson.
In introducing the bill respecting
the town of Emerson, Hon. Mr.. Gamer.
on said that about four years ago
debt Of Emerson had been re-adjusted
and fixed at about $105, OOO, govern.
ment guaranteeiugthe interest. The
town failed to meet the interest and
the government had been called upon
to pay something like 1850, There
seemed to be no sign Of improvement
no sign Of an effort on the part of
the town to pay the debt, and the
government had decided to give q
practical illustration of the govern
ment Of town by commission, bylap-
pointing commissioner to take the
Mace Of the mn vnr and cnuncil IN Gao