The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26

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stood hat he y very much pleased at the
complete " ,dication Of the suspected
party, and sorry that he went so!far in
the matter as he did. s Z
From Saturdays Daily.
]. D. Winlaw went to Hamilton this
morning. 5a n
Ferdinand Geroux starts on his trip to
Montreal to-day.
Bogi Eyford went to Cavalier on Off
cial business to-day. sa
Attorney Corwin Of ST. Thomas was in
the city vest rday on legal business.
Geo. Esterly, the machine merchant o
Bathgate, was at the Winchester last
night.
Minta Goodman is clerking at Chas.
Full's and Thos. Roadhouse is assisting
T. L. Price. :
The reporter is somewhat under the
weather and asks the leniency of the
reader for deficiencies.
The Masonic Lodge voted last night
to have public installation. It will oc-
cur sometime about December -4th
Miss Birdie Wardwell returned this
morning after closing her school near
Ne. he with pleasant box socialist
evening.
The atheeprognostics of yesterday
we're all right Except that we had no
snow. 1t is colder and strong winds
came from the northwest last night.
Inspector John G. Duffy, Of Walhalla,
was here yesterday on busine IS at the
head Office. Somebody swiped Mr..
Duffy'S fine coon skin coat from the
Winchester, and he is feeling pretty colo
about it.
A hot time in old London town ac-
cording to the description. It is a won
streets and alleys filled with high build
!ngs in the business part Of old London,
how big fire could be stopped when
once large area was on fire. 1
R. !. Currie, Josiah Murdoch and VIM.
lnglis came over from Tyner Yesterday
ana to-day will take the family and house
Ao!d goods of John Kerr back with them.
Mr.. Kerr will open blacksmith shop at
Tyner which we hope will be of mutual
benefit to all. Mr.. Kerr will have the
best wishes of our citizens for success in
his new location.
! We believe in the old Scotch verdict
mot proven" There are many cases
where jury men have sworn to render a
verdict according to the evidence, and
when they have heard the evidence they
cannot truthtully render verdict of gui :
ty or not guilty. That is while, they do
not believe the evidence is quite strong
enough to positively say guilty, yet Oh
the other hand they are equally doubt
ul of the innocence of the accused
i That is there is moral certainly of guilt
but not legal certainty. We think that
a juror should have right to express
the actual state of his Judgment in such
cases.
Supreme Judge Corliss rlishes into
dams in Emmons county hanged an in
| there is some doubt as to the truth Of the
thing equally to blame, as the crowd who
from the Supreme Court of North Oak
ota. It is the delay, made possible by
the rulings OF the higher courts, that ex-
asperate the public and make them take
the law into their own hands, and if the
on ranch, with wife and children ex-
posed to the deviltry Of drunken Indians,
he'd feel just as those Emmons county
men did.
| Christmas With IN Emperor.
The Christmas Ladies' Home Journal
tells how the German Emperor, with the
Empress and the Royal family, spend
Christmas Day with their children. The
article is written by Mr.. Nagel Won Brave,
an attache OF the court. who was permit
ted to be present at the celebration last
Christmas in order to write this article,
The pictures were made ION the spot, -
and approved by the Emperor.
From Fridays Daily.
. Mr.. Hogg leaves for Gilby, his new
station, today.
ia. and Geo. Wilson of Prattford
were in town yesterday.
A pig was injuncted at the former Rus.
sci House at Neche last week and, levi.
dence" was found.
Thomas Haslett and James Baker o.
Neche took supper at the Winchester
House last evening.
Joseph Venue who has been with the
Chicago Store at Grafton for some time
has returned to Neche owing to i'll health.
\ Among the marriage licenses issued in
Walsh county last week was that OF Aug.
ust Nelson and Margaret Vassie; both 81
Cavalier.
| We were in error in making the Pres
byterian services at o'clock. The pro-
Iper hours are Sunday school at 2:30 and
regular preaching service at $50 p. m.
I Pearline is cheap today in town.
Three packages for thank you. and
Pearline is cheap at the regular rates
and the company are great advertisers.
Dr.. H. ]. Reisland, the well known and
successful eye specialist Of Brainard,
MIMI, will be in Pembina, Dec. Bird and
18th. Consultation free; do not fail to see
him.
Train men report a snow storm in
| Winnipeg last night. Nothing of the
tsort here and a beautiful warm day to-
day. Signal service however betokens
: a change for colder.
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