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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

HERBERT = UPPER.
u ans u SrtseusruAu Hisrk
Paone. Black issS-
business Property.
Residences.
hal8dfng Lets.
Cheap Lets.
Suburban Property.
Farming Lands.
Improved Farms.
Stock Farms.
Dairy Farms.
Timber Lands
HERBERT \ UPPER.
Il and u Scheuefmaa Block.
Flfsi Avenue and Cherry Straat.
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WEST Seattle nEAL ESTATE.


WEST SEATTLE property will never be
as low in price as now: this Ia your OPP
portunity to secure y beautiful home
site on your own terms Desirable lots
are selling at from s7s to s5N. on small
monthly payments, parties building
have free transportation, or we Will
build for YOU on easy terms. II desire 4.
Call for map and look over this prop
crty. Il Will well repay you. esther for
home or investment. SturteVant a 60.
general agents ti3 Columbia street
CHEAPEST and finest lots In West seat
iic-Buy In Aldsna Heights addlti n. siOt
and upwards; streets graded: rear new
car line. good view. Morrison a Eshef-
ssse- For the best tots on the hlIl fine
view.
wHALLEY & EASTMAN, s and & Colman
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$500 viii buy new and modern io-roon
house: fine corner. good View h1si
neighbofhood
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FOR SALE-fiy II. Mines, 40 Bailey build
ing.
I.5oo-Two modern h0asea % . rooms
each, close IN. ou jackson street, rented
for SO per month, afnpi. room on lots
for another house. This II kba less tnan
former price. f2.w0 cash Will handle this
property balance. Z per cent
81 90 Modern house OF & rooms on Tween
tieth svepuei house in Eaed condition
end connected Win sewer thsa il Il fore
closed property and WiN NOT again be
offered at this price. fsy9 cash, balaace
Der cent.
ti.lSs- Fine residence lot. Eogl9fan ave
nue. between Madison ard Pike this lot
mas heretofore been held AZ 81 ssa
ss4s.-C Cottage 81 rooms and hair Tween
ty-second avenue near Jackson SEVER
connection, tli5 cash. balance per
cent.
ssE0- House az 9 rooms. Tveniy-fhlrd ave-
nue. south. fia9 each. balance per cent
tss9--tiouse ~ rooms ia Columbia. Us8
cash. balance : per cent.
SIS Acre tracts At South Park, on easy
terms.
Acre tracts adjoining town 81 Columbia
on Reutgn gaF !lSes easy terms.
FOrfclosed farms for sale, easy payments
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MRS. NJ. r. EDWARDS has moved her
dressmakine rooms from 1870 Fifth ave.
nue. to the Colonnade hotel, corner Pine
street and First avenue, second floor.
room 34O
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$500 will buy fine corner on Jackson. near
In, three houses; rent So. and room Tor
three more houses.
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$500 VIII buy io-room house, 6oxfe0-foot
lot. on Sixth avenue; room for another
house,
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- JOHANNA OFFICIAL. 49,, -
&C., reAts and cures rett-,,'st,
cstar.e tstNRNsis. Apoplexy, r,le,te7s,,
rr.9 49, sotss. brights disease. ete
sas sAN PHILLIPS. ios oecissr,sI -
sfsse. s hs,s !, s.seisl 'ga9ecHsnts N IN
~, sselsy repairing naal ~ wAteh
ss5N forget 10 attend .,.,,s--- -------------
80 sasNisnre at Ew q NJ; sele OF
A.. Nens ial2 First aveuue -, ION
nes,e~s ne Ssa' az ~ o'clock Read so ei4n,
srynrr SE PACK ERS AND trpYsNr
ste 1."ass,.As-i.atgcsi assortment INCL
Ten A Ivsson work. repairing. rha,tess'
u W.T. is4s First. Telephone. Main
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CHOICE PROPERTY.
81, 400 will buy a lo-room modern house.
large grounds. fine location.
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NE have tn. best proposition la the way
Of . LOGGING house Ia the city. - PikA
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rouxp'..'

n, 49,, 80
fARisiAN Monthly pes,,,atn,. a.. oni,.
sars amt safe remedy, nover s,,ls. rosi.
49, k.afantsedl can be ohtainel ouiy
~ ,ssS rhyticlen AZ the Paris and
t' ,,e.k Medical EiectraNsls Irs T.
svs Ave. s'-a'R Washington Building. First
~ - e. aaFaaces on watches. diamonds
AVA .p az lVw rates ali business
s,ess, 49, nele ices loan once, atf
q, IN Joan OFFICE Money loaned
N ~ s Watches. diamonds. Jewell
s,,s p-,tasks dos Owner prove prep.
srss, Faf ehargoa lo7 Connecticut
-r...s LAKE as "a N"hh-Mosher'
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CHOICE PROPERTY.
S. 400 will buy a lo-room modern house.
large grounds. fine location.
$500 Will buy io-room house, 6nxfe0-foot
lot. on Sixth avenue, room for another
house.
$500 viii buy new and modern io~room
house; fine corner. good view; best
neighborhood
$500 will buy fine corner on Jackson. near
In, three houses. rent 80. and room Tor
three more houses.
5000 viii buy Is acres, ono block from
good ear line, within emile limit. good
soil and good view, ready for piatuuR;
you can double your money In few
months sure, terms.
s2se0 Will buy new and modern l0-room
nat. near in; special bargain.
$4,000 viii buy choice I2o feet on Third
avenue; rent $500 per month.
See our Ballard lots. SIS and up.
See our West Seattle lots. $50 and up.
See our Queen Ammo hill lots. yi2A
See the two incest corners In Central Sc
attic. $50 each.
GREAT NORTHERN LAND 4 LOAN
CO. sii First avenue. Phone. Main Sss.
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INVEST ENTs.


THREE claims situated Ia the Cascade
mountsins, not far from the Miller river
district, cheap for cash, " taken this
week. Address IL g. care Post.intelii-
Eercer.
SEA BREEZE mining stock for sale,
cents share: " all Is taken this week
sls cents per share. Address q 81. care
Posfsfnteiiigencey.
INcOME-PAYING investment, c1is per
cent On Sa0. 10; sbxiQp feet, with cot
tages. Apply II 90 4. 1i-Sl2 Washington
block
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Our success is due to the fact that we
please our patrons and have yet to End
customer who has not been satisfied
with his or her bargain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-02

THE largest and best assortment 0f fors
elga and domestic cloths In the city.
and at prices 20 save every customer
money Mems suits and dvcrroBts 20
crecr, fAo0 and up, f. ". Brooks a Co.
ixy- Second avenue.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Both makers and circulators of coun.
tsrfeits commit fraud. Honest men will
not deceive you into buying worthless
counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. The originals infallible for cur
ing piles. injuries, eczema and skin
Tdiseases. ST:
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tn ANn.s Mckay hon 81, y =
! sents fenced by the last u. S. court to 30
fdays and 800 fine for booth gging with
Pput q ". S. license. Such prisoners have
choice ofjails in which to serve sentence
and as this man had boarded with jailor
Walters in 1859 for the same offence he
showed his appreciation Of Mr.. WIS hotel
by requesting to be brought here and
was therefore delivered here last Sunday
by U. S. Marshal Walsh Of Grand Forks.
Personals.
1. The county board have all been pres
ent this week.
/ H. R. Vaughn and family, formerly
of Walhalla,. are now residing in Min
!neapo!is.
i. Geo.sW. Switzer OF Bowesmont was at
the court house on business on Wednes-
] day.
usi'Melviile Of Mel canvas in town
Wednesday interviewing the board Of
county commissioners.
Vim. Dunn having fallen heir to
valuable farm in Ontario will leave on.
Friday to take possession.
i Mrs. L. Bouvette, who lived across the
track from the station, moved to East
Grand Forks last week.
Mrs. Cockburn, of st. Thomas, mother
of John Cockburn Of Shorts Satisfactory
Store, was visiting her son and other
friends in The city this week.
H. L. Crandell,.. of Freeport, N. Y,
president Of the Merchants Bank of this
city, formerly OF Drayton, was in the city
this week on a business trip. He left
yesterday for Drayton where he will re-
main for another week before returning
hone.s
i MIR, Joseph Higginbotham and daugh-
ter, who moved up from Grafton short
time ago, are living in the Schultz resi-
dence. Miss Higginootham is an in
structor on the piano and organ.-Dray-
ton Echo.
Rev. JIG. Dingle, who left Saturday
with the body of his wife for interment
at Dundas, Ont, was delayed at St.
Paul owing to train being late and miss
ing connection. He expects to be absent
two or three weeks before his return.
The following Pembina county people
registered at the Winchester House dur
ing the past week. Saturday. Laurence
Buck, Bowesmont; w. H.. Tice, Neche.;
Sunday, Jos. Smith, Hamilton; Monday,
NJ. BrynjoIisen, ] w. Bechtel, t.E. rru. m
ner, FL Farro~, E. II. Gordon, J. ].
Weeks, Cavalier; Tuesday, w. ]. Burke,
Bathgate; E. r. McCauley, Drayton; w.
E. Gardner, St Thomas; L. A. Dopking,
Ba,hyate.
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Another Conc.

Charles H Potter and Miss Lizzie
Norris, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Norris, were married early Wednesday
morning at tie hume Of the Lride's par
enls at Enderlin, the Rev. E. S. Brearley
officiating. MIR. and Mrs. Potter left on
the morning train 70, chicago to spend
the honeymoon, departing amid showers
of rice, Old shoes and other tokens 81
affection from admir.ns friends. Shell
don Progress.
Mr.. Potter is the editor of the Ransom
County Independent and one of the mos,
popular among the newspaper fraternity
of the state and will receive their unani.
nous and hearty congratulations, which
will also include the good wishes of the
contingent which represented North Da
kota journals on the excursion to Florida
of whom some are residents of this
county.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Many people worry because they be.
lieve they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all right
but their stomachs are unable to digest
food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat and prevents the formation
of gas which makes the stomach press
against the heart. 1t will cure every form
of Indigestion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Word from the hunting party out at
Buford states that they had venison for
dinner last Sunday, the result of the
Joint endeavors of "Ned and Tom
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There was building, said to be q
barn, burned in Emerson on Tuesda,
night.
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Marriage Licenses.

Oct. 26.-Joseph Bruce to Josephine
Dupins, both of st. Joseph.
Oct. 27.-Einar Johnson to Maria John
son, both of Liberty.
Oct. 29.-Olafur Stephenson to Ingib.
jorg Sigurdson, both of Mountain.
Oct. 30.-Henry Byan, Of Mech 10
Katie Mclean, of Wexford.
Nov. 3.-William R. Andrews Il, Mary
E. schell, both of Midland.
Nov. 5.-James Shay to Rosie SUIT.
kofskie, both of Bathgate:
Nov. 1O-Walter Hughes, of Neche,
to Bertha D. Fee, of Hyde Park.
Nov. 12.-Warren Campbell, of Pitts
burg, to Viola Huffman, Roseau.
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: Collections.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1900.
MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by IaIaI..l.-l,;
Thos. Roadhouse, agent zig eloIH
Victoria Elevator. 1l-|SIzlH
Pembina. N|ss
Friday :. e5e4 eo|55l5o
Saturday. ................. 6865 81l56|51
Monday, ................6 665 61I56I51
TUESDAY ................. =. ooo4 OVOClCU
Wednesday ........... =. o36209Ioot49
Thursday ................ 656Z09o4 ~
Flax s1.51.
Local.
Free With The Pioneer Express
The Farmer.
The New York Tribune.
The Twice-a-week Minneapolis Tribune.
Full has kids-to sell-see ad.
Thanksgiving Day is Thursday, Nov.
10Th.
The Cavalier branch trains now run
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
There was building, said to be a
barn, burned in Emerson on Tuesday
night
A box social at Backoo last week in
aid of the Presbyterian church netted
$3.50.
Rev. Mr.. Newlove of Bathgate will
preach at the M. E. church next Sunday
at the usual hour.
The Cavalier depot is still box car
and Cavalier people don't think it either
dignifed or convenient.
w. L. i. u. w.A mas, I. IS. G. w.
r e.: y. If :r-.s-, >'..c'.. A full
att '',,.s... =. 10.
Is !. t. IT,. tss II her de-
parr.e..t IN Ii a>, scooy'ls vas closed
on "Wednesday Until Monday.
A short term of court was held on
Tuesday, between trains, and evidence
was taken in the Bechtel will case.
Rev. Tohn Evans OF Monroe, Mich,
has been appointed to take charge of the
Episcopal churches at St. Thomas and
Bathgate.
Everybody was glad to see ]. M. CHS
holm back at the court house this week.
He looks little thin, but otherwise is all
right again.
The Red river froze over on Wednes-
day, 14th, and yesterday passengers
walked over the ice. This is about the
average date.
The ladies aid society Of the M. E.
church are in active preparation for
"bazaar' and social about the first week
in December.
Guy Jamison of Drayton had his foot
so badly shot by the accidental discharo'
of a gun that it had to be anputated. ?
is doing well.
Henry Willard. once president OF the
N. p, and Marcus Daily, the Montana
millionaire and copper king, both died in
New York this week.
Rev. Mr.. Cooper, pressing elder, held
quarterly NEE, ng services at the M. E.
church last Sunday. There was very
large congregation present.
Ed. Kippen Of Hamilton and A. Hep
burn of Bathgate are reported to have
purchased the machinery business of
Simons & Wilson of Cavalier.
Word from the hunting party out at
Buford states that they had venison for
dinner last Sunday, the result of the
Joint endeavors of ''Ned and Tom"
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening at 7:3O. Subject, ''The
Marching Orders ofthe Christian Church
Sabbath school at $3.50, c. E. at $50.
1.-THE democrats charge that Mckinley
was elected by the expenditure of money
this time, they will only declare what a
large proportion Of their own party were
purchasable.
The wires running into the depot are
to be gathered into cable form. This
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Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening at 7:3O. Subject, "The
Marching Orders of the Christian Church
Sabbath school at $50, c. E. at $50.
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The Cavalier branch trains now run
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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Died.

Died.
DINGLE-At Pembina, November 8, 100
Eunice, wife Of Rev. ]. G. Diugle, agee
80 years.
Mrs. Dingle while not in good healtl
for some time was seriously i'll hut a littl.
over week. She died from anafiectior
of the kidneys. Mrs. Dinglew was born a
Dundas, Ontario, where her parents still
reside. Her maiden name was, Powell
and she married Mr.. Dingle in 1881. They
came to North Dakota in 1890 and as
Methodist itinerant's wife she has lived
with her husband at Devils Lake, Man:
dan, LaMoure, Grandin, and Pembina.
She leaves six children mother,ess; the
eldest. Myrtle. aged II, the younges,
being only three years of age.
Her sister, Miss Powell, who teaches
the Lounden school, was also with her at
the death bed. Another sister is teach.
ing at Paramount, North Dakota. The
deceased was kind neighbor and de.
voted mother. She was a hclpmeet
both IN family and church work to her
husband, and no greater encomium Can
be given than that the labors oflife which
are incident to the mother and the minis
ter's wife were we'll done. She'has done
her part and has entered into the reward
of eternal rest.
The funeral services were held on Sat-
urday afternoon at the NJ. E. church.
Presiding Elder Cooper and Revs. J. G..
Moore Of Forest River and Hutchinson
OF Bowesmont were present and partici-
pated in the brief services. Rev. MIR.
Cooper delivering short address. APP
propriate music was rendered by the
choir. The church was flied with sym
pathising friends and it was noticeable
that they were present without reference
to position or creed, to express their
sympathy with the bereaved relatives and
to do honor to her who had finished her
work. The church was draped in funeral
colors and beautiful flowers lay upon the
coffin. The remains were then taken to
the N. P. depot and shipped to Dundas,
Ontario, where she will be buried in the
family burying ground. Rev. Mr.. Dingle
accompanied the corpse on the sad and
lonesome journey, followed by the
lleartiest sympathies of everyone.
ARMsTRoNG-At Hamilton, Oct. Goth,
Margaret, wife OF Robert E. Armstrong,
aged 81 years. =,
Mrs. Armstrong was born in Carlton,
Ont, and was married to Roberto, Arm
strong in 1875. She leaves children,
the youngest being II years Of age. She
and her,husband came 70 the county in
1880 and after short residence at
'Pembina they moved to Hamilton where
they have since lived. Mrs. Armstrong
and her husband have large number Of
relatives residing in the county.
The funeral services were held at Hamil.
ton on November LIST, Rev. Mr.. Atwood
of the Baptist church officiating. The
church was filled to overlooking with
sympathizing friends.
The deceased has been suffering with
inflammatorys rheumatism for several
years and death was in some respects q
welcome relief to her.
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Fire was discovered in the residence of
Jas. Mclean at Bathgate on Wednesday
morning of last week and before it could
be extiDguished it had burned hole
through the roof and one side Of the
building. The building and household
furniture were seriously damaged. Mrs.
Mclean was absent visiting her mother
lat Carlisle and MI. Mel can had left byit
IL few minutes before.to 60 to the hotel
for breakfast. Probably canght konl
furniture LEFT 100 III. jThe
loss i covered " assurance, s;.. s8
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A box social at Backoo last week in
aid of the Presbyterian church netted
$3.50.
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Ed. Kippen of Hamilton and A. Hep.
burn of Batlgate are reported to have
purchased the machinery business Of
Simons & Wilson of Cavalier.
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If the democrats charge that Mckinley
was elected by the expenditure of money
this time, they will only declare what a
large proportion Of their own party were
purchasable.
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Thanksgiving Day is Thursday, Nov.
Goth.
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Tuesday morning Of last week the
rooms over the store formerly occupied
by Frise & Co. in Hamilton caught fire
and the content consisting of furniture,
piano and other property:belonging to D.
H. Mcmillan, Iwho roomed there, was
totally destroyed. Its value was about
$2, 900, insured for 500. The building
was saved by hard work. The fire oc-
Cured about four o'clock in the morning
and the cause is unknown. =
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

From the fact that the Hallock Enter.
prize has not showed up this week al
this or st. Vincent post Office, it is greatly
feared by many of Editor Bouvette's
numerous friends here that when the
casualty lists of the late political battle
are made up that he will be reported as
missing" and perhaps Editor Deacon,
of the New Era will get that game ward.
ers'';p forthwith.
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Rev. Mr.. Newlove of Bathgate viii
preach at the M. E. church next Sunda
at the usual hour.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Mrs LAY Morrison was quite
terei iai lred al her brother John Nc
Donald's .,.st Saturday. Mrs. Morrison
went to the barn to attend to some colts,
and being in playful mood they reared
and struck her in the face with their feet
and one of them caught her lip inits teeth
and tore il down. Mrs. Morrison fell and
the colts LETT her. She received very
painful injuries.-Crystal Call.
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The wires running into the depot are
to be gathered into cable form. This
keeps the wires from ''humming" in
windy and cold weather; the sound of
which at such times makes an almost
intolerable noise in the Office.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Saturday night, the Pink Paper says,
thieves went 70 N. Martell's room at the
BathEate House and stole fur overcoat,
suit 81 clothes and q watch, but omitted
to take = pair Of pants containing el5 in
the pockets. There Is no clue 10 The
thieves. s.s ss; 5 u
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

The delinquent personal tax list for
1899 is handed to the sheriff for collection
and the delinquents will shortly be re-
ceiving notices to that effect from the
sheriff. On!y fifteen days are allowed by
law for settlement, otherwise the erif1
is directed to distrain and no property is
exempt. The wise will govern them.
selves accordingly.
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Married.

N1arr1oQ.
G1LL-BucK-At the residence of the
brides mother, Mugford, N. d., We'd
nesday, Nov. 14th. Henry w. Gill to
Miss Avelena May Buck, by Rev. w.
Watson, rector of the Episcopal church
Pembina.
ANDREws-ScHELL-At the residence OF
Rev, L. S. Hall, of the Presbyterian
church in st. Thomas, N. D., Wednes-
day, Nov. Z, 1900. by Rev. L. S. Hall,
William Andrews and Mary E. Schell,
both of Midland.
Kohles Clark, at the residence of the
brides father, near West Lynne,
Man, Nov. 18th, Daniel Kohles, Of
this city, to Melissa A. Clark.
Mr.. Kohles with his father runs large
farm adjoining the city. He is popular,
prosperous, and very large circle of
friends will give him and his bride a
warm welcome and hearty wishes for
their future happiness.
Dedrick-Deck. at Macarthur, at the
residence of R. Busch, by Rev. Con
rad Oertel. Nov. 18th, John Dedrick
to Maggie Deck, both of McA rthur.
The wedding party, about fifty in
number, after the ceremony repaired to
the residence of the brides parents, MIR.
and Mrs. c. Deck. and partook of a
bountiful repast and then departed wish.
ing the happy couple all the joys
- . = e
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Rev, Mr.. Cooper, pressing elder, hele
quarterly meet ng services at the M. E
church last Sunday. There was a very
large congregation present.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

The Red river froze over on Wednes-
day, 14th, and yesterday passengers
walked over the ice. This is about the
average date.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Full has kids-to sell-see ad.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

DR.. Brennan, dentist, will he in the
following places on the given dates =
Pembina, 1st to 14th; Drayton, 18th stc
20th; st. Thomas. 2lst to 25th;. Bathgate,
18th to end of month.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Henry Willard. once president OF the
N. p, and Marcus Daily, the Montana
millionaire and copper king, both died in
New York this week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Everybody was glad to see J. NJ. CHS
holm back at the court house this week
He looks little thin, but otherwise is al
right again.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Guy Jamison of Drayton had his foo'
so badly shot by the accidental dlschar"'
ola gun that it had to be anputated.
is doing well!