The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-16

Certificates of Deposit. :
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DR.. Brennan, dentist, will be in the
following places on the given dates =
Pembina, LIST to 14th; Drayton, 18th to
10Th: st. Thomas. 21st to 18th; Bathgate,
18th to end of month.
Rev. Mr.. Dingle and family desire us
to express their great appreciation and
gratitude for the many and great kind
nesses of friends, neighbors and citizens
of Pembina generally during the illness
and funeral services of the wife and
mother, and for the generous assistance
in the preparation for the long, sad
journey.
VIM. Edkins who died last week at
st. Vincent was Forester, and remark
able to say though the lodge is a large
one and instituted in 1894 this is the first
death claim from this lodge. He was
insured for 81, 900 and this with other
property leaves the family in comfortable
circumstances.
To the busy man or busy woman who
has little time to read and less time to
digest the daily news, if he or she will
read the monthly Review of Reviews
they will keep posted and have clear
ideas of current events. We can give a
clubbing rate of 81 for both the Pioneer
Express and the Review.
The river is at very high stage for
this season of the year. Higher than
known in twenty years at least. Heavy
SHOWS this winter with sudden thaw and
copious rains next spring would make
conditions fit for the biggest flood ever.
The ice trust will find it difficult to cor.
ner the supply on the Red river this sea-
SON
Winter didn't allow Miss Autumn to
linger little bit, but took possession OF
North Dakota and has been acting as
boss of the weather all this week. Dou-
bic windows, banking and wood hauling
have been going on apace and trade has
been good at the stores for winter cloth
ing and overshoes. Seighing is good in
the town but not much snow on the
roads outside.
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 erifl
is directed to distrain and no property is
exempt. The wise will govern them
selves accordingly.
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.
| Mrs. Hay Morrison was quite
! : ere. ai red al her brother John Nc
Donald's ...,t 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 Its teeth
and tore il down. Mrs. Morrison fell and
the colts lett her. She received very
painful njuries.-Crystal Call.
Notwithstanding an editor has many
dailies to read and therefore gets next to
most of the news going, yet one of our
most pleasant occupations is to read that
same news made up from the Geographic
fragments, summarized, digested. boiled
down, and told as clear, concise, and
complete story III the perspicuous
and terse English of the editor of the
Review of Reviews with his criticisms
and notations.
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
20, 900, insured for $780, The building
ulas saued hu hard ,..orl. Tho fra &c.