The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-17

.oAHSy otSSHGlSOH vi N>IOOkStOl, WHO Is
somewhat noted as criminal lawyer,
has been engaged to defend Smith.
Death OF Miss Clark.
The sudden death of Miss Estella
Clark last Friday, came as deep sor.
row to many friends here. She was OF
robust, healthy nature and until the Sun.
clay previous to her death, she appeared
to be one whose life was to be long.
She was an honored member of the Ep.
worth League and the Services at the
meeting on Sunday, were Of memori-
al character in her remembrance. The
funeral services were held at the house
OF Amos Purdy, Rev. ]. G. Moore of the
Nj. f. church, officiating, in the presence
OF many friends and the interment at
Emerson. Miss Clark leaves a father.
SIX sisters and three brothers to mourn
her death. Her father and most of her
other relatives live at Wellington, On
tario, or vicinity. Her brother, T. w.
Clark, who resides with Mr. Purdy, was
her only near relative present at the
funeral. MIR. Clark asks us to thank the
many friends for acts of kindness and
sympathy during the illness and funeral
services of his sister.
The Building and Loan Statement.
The statement Of the Building and
Loan ASSOCIATION as published in this is
Sue shows favorable condition. For a
person who desires to build home for
himself, who has two or more hundred
dollars to start with, the B. & L. makes
the simplest and easiest paid loan for the
balance, possible. The loan is practical.
ly divided into one hundred monthly
payments and includes the interest
These payments are generally less than
the monthly rent paid tor hired mouse,
with the difference that you rent for al
ways, while when the hundred payments
are made to the B. s. l. the property is
yours.
Figuring by straight rates Of interest
the rates are not excessive and run from
seven to nine per cent. 1t is the only
place that we know where money can be
borrowed on town property on favorable
terms. While the Building s. Loan As
sociations OF the country, of which there
are thousands, are not run as charitable
institutions, yet they have proven very
beneficial i'll providing homes for work,
ing people. There are two secrets oil
success in their plan, one is, that much
Of the supervision and work is done eth
er without charge or at a nominal cost,
and the gathering in of many small
sums monthly and putting them at in
terest, for the benefit of the sharehold-
ers.
Girl wanted for general housework.
Apply to Mrs. G.. G.. THOMPSON.
Died.
CLARK.-At the residence of Amos
Purdy, Pembina, on Friday, March 10,
1899, Estella May Clark, aged 81 years
2months and 3 days. Funeral services
were held at the residence on Saturday
and the remains inferred at Emerson.
GINN.-In Thingvalla township at the
residence of her son Thomas H. CHM,
March 3rd, Ellinor ]. CHM, aged SO
year months.
BATEMAN.-At Hoople, March 4th, Fran.
els A. Bateman, aged so years.
Household Furniture Auction.
AS l am leaving for the west next
month, will sell all my household fur
niture at auction, on Saturday March
25th, 1899, at one o'clock p. m. This
furniture is all in good shape having
been used but short time, and con
sists OF three bed room sets, parlor and
dining room chairs. tables, etc., new
organ, heating and kitchen stoves, uten
sis, etc.
1851 ARM OLSON.
A special meeting of the city council
will be held on Monday evening at 7:3(
for the purpose Of calling the annua
election Of 'the city and to make the
necessary arrangements tor the pollin
places and election officers, and such
other business as may appear.
F. A. WARDwELL,
City Auditor
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