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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-14

MAsoNIc

MASONIC.
Bismarck Lodge. a. F.& a. NJ, No. 5.
Meets first and third Mondays ii each
lmunlh ut Masonic hail. j. w. Foley, w.
N. W. +. Cochrane, Secretary.
Tincred Con,mandery, Knights Templar;
luonth at Masonic hall. Dakota Block.
4. p. Hoskins, p. e. a. ]. Patterson.
Bismarck Chapter, No. II, .. e. IS. Meets
first and third Fridays In each month at
Masonic hull. Dakota Block. Maggie
tary.
MACcABEES.
Bismarck Hive No. 2@Isadies OF tie Mac
cahces meet first and third Mondays in
each month at A. O.%U.W. hall iii the
Baker Block. Florence M, Hoskfns, Lady
Commander. Frances Marcellus. Record
Keeper.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
St. Elmo Lodge, No. 4 Meets ever
Baker Block. r. /. Best, G. c. Joha
Eus. rom, X. of R. & S.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WoRKMEN
Bismarck Lodge, No. 100. Meets the.
first aud tnird Tuesday evenings Of each
lso,ith Ut their hall in the Baker Block at.
$ O'clock. I. III Newton. Al. w. c. g..
Mnirell, Recorder. fssAs
DEGREE OF HONOR.
Capital Lodge&No. 10. Meets everyssec-
ond and fourth Tuesdays of each month at
Workman hall in the Baker block at s p.
III. Mrs. J. Wallace G. of II. Mrs. John;
c. Eeitchie, Recorder Keeper.
sfBt .EsS%@S 5HHGyEFt
6. a. r..
james B. Mcpherson Post No. 2, Depart
lnent OF North Dakota Grand Army Of the
Republic, meets every second and fourth
IhlIistIl. liz each month at G.. Al. r. hall,
Bismarck. Nd. E.. Tibbils, Colonel Conn
%nanding. j. w. Burkett, Adjntant.
WOMAN'S Relief CORPS.
Meets second and fourth Fridays of each
month III g.. A. r.. hail. Jennie Woods,
President. Hattie Shelton. Secretary.
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KNIGHTS or PYTH1As.

St. Elmo Lodge, No. 4. Meets ever
Wednesday, evening at Workmen hall
Baker Block. r. L. Best, C.. C. John
Eus. rom. X. Of R. s. S.
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MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFF,
GERS.

on Inspector. b. Wickham. Glenullin.
State Examiner-H. A.Langlie, Bismarck;
"A. Dillon, Bismarck.
Commissioner of Irrigation and Forestry
Wv. Barrett, Churchs Ferry.
State Agent Prevention of Cruelty to AMI
mals-Mrs. r. C. Holley, Bismarck.
State Board of Observation-Disclosures
auditor, attorney general, , Commissioner
Of agriculture n labor AID treasurer.
ust of each year.
Historical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auditor.
secretary of state, commissioner OF agrf-
culture and labor, VIM. H. Morehead and
the president Of the North Dakota His
torical Society (col.a c. A. Lounsberry.)
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To Our PatFons in
Sauthern Maryland.


Once Of the LocuzI Point Tobacco
Inspection November 81, 100
As many hogsheads intended for our
warehouse have failed 80 reach there for
TIE want Of being property marked, and
manifested By ths carrying agents. ne
again urge our friends--
First. Mark ea<h and every hcrshead
distinctly @L0cnsf Point" To facilitate
this. we will giadIy send stencils or cards
for lacking on tie heads Of the hogs
heads. -
Second Advise ~ promptly Of al
shipments-in adFance IL possible-so
that We may be on the lookout and take
charge Of them On arrival. For this
purpose we viii supply postal cards adj
dressed and with blanks 20 be allied cut
and mailed.
T7ird. Please. zee that the steamboat
and railroad agents understand that the
tobacco Il 30 be Inspected AZ our ware
house and insisf that if shall Be nsaaifesf-
ed sccordingiy.
Is 10 Of the greatest importance that
the foregoing Instructions should be
carefully observed 90 easure the delivery
OF your tobacco and the advantages
which we offer.
Respectfully yours,
REGARDS, LEFTWTCH & CO.,
Nov se-2t. Managers.
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+. The powers are jumping on China and
are submitting harsh terms 10 her. The
United States desires moderation, but
will mot withdraw from the concert.
According 10 the dispatches. the terms
proposed af Pekin include the following /:
Execution by the Chinese Government
Of the II princes and officials already
designated.
Indemnity. including satisfaction Of
.claimsa for the murder Of missionaries
and dkmage to tAeir property and ths
property Of other foreigners; reimburse
men. of foreign governments for the ex-
penses Of military expeditions 70 China,
and compensation for native Christians
employed by foreigners.
Abolition Of the Tsung II Yamen, or
Chinese Foreign Office, as at present
constituted, and the appointment Of q
foreign minister, who shall conduct bus
iness with the foreign representatives.
Access by the foreign Ministers to the
EmperoFs presence.
Raxing Of the Taku forts and some Of
the other forts Of the Pechili-
Prohibition Of the importation Of war
munitions.
Establishment Of permanent legation
guards At Pekin and permanent guards
on the roads from Pekin to Taku.
Erection Of monument TO Baron Won
Kesteler At the place where he Was muir
dered and the dispatch Of 9 prince to
Berlin TO apologize for the outrage.
Suppression Of Boxers BY imperial
proclamation; removal and punishment
in future OF all officials failing to pro-
tecs foreigners.
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OBITUARY.

Died, November IS. 100. JAMES
CARROLL. son Of George ~ and Eli
zasesh Comhs. aged - years and 8
months.
Death. tse dry pedant. spares neither
the rose nor the tAssgie. nor does he for
gee the solitary blade q arzss u she
distant waste. He destroys sharoaEhly
and unceasinEiy. Estrywhese - may
see bow ha crashes % dnsz pl@nfs and
hrs~ss. men and their w0rks Ewes tie
10y PtkAa Pyramids. fAAt wsnid se<zn 10
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CRegular Correspondenf. B


WAsHrSsTox. ID. c., Nov g, 1900.
"Whatever else 10 left undone,
hurry with the army bull" That
is the SUN and substance Of What
Mr.. Mckinley says to every promi-
nent republican Senator and Rep
resentative, Who goes to the White
House. The reason he wishes the
legislation for the increase Of the
army hurried 10. that he has re-
ceived q hint that the decision Of
the u. s. Supresse Court will be
against the constitutionality Of the
Porto Rico act, which would mean
that the q. s. would have 20 relin-
quish ownership Of the Philippines.
and woald consequently have no
use for large standing army. He
wishes to get the big army provided
for before the Court hands down its
decision and 1t will not be surprising
IL the Attorasg General 90 manip-
nlates the cass ~ to prevent it,
conclusion until after the end of
this Congress, s. Mr.. Mckinley
might prefer not having Congress
in session should the decision be
syerse. This sounds incredalous,
bat il 10 being seriously talked
about in political circles, and there
have been other cases in which ad-
minIstrations have been given ad-
vance hints Of Important decisions
Of the Sapreme Court Any mem-
Der Of she eonrt csn nsnallv snake q
pretty nearly correct guess Of how
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

Gen. Eagan. OF Cuban war fame, has
called On the President % solicit re-
mission Of his suspension from duty.
The general ought TO be made 10 eat
some of the raticns he furnished the
army for about three months, and II he
survived the ordeal his vindicatioH
might be considered complete
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

The total population of the State OF
MARYLAND, As computed by the Census
Bureau, is l,lSO.05o. IS compared with
1.0l2 $50 for 1890. an increase of Ia. eco,
or 1L1 per cent. In 1880 the popula-
ton was %. e4S, showing an increase in
1890 Of l07. 40, or ia per cent.
The following table gives .he popuia-
ton Of the counties and Baltimore city.
a. contained In the last three censuses I:
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Notice Co Creditors.
Orphans Court OF s. Maryas County,
Nov. -, lH0 Sd:
0r1erea by the Court. That Leonard s. Her.
bert and Theodore =. G. Herbert. 4d1inisfrs-
JANE z HERBERT,
late q S. MArys county. Maryland. oece4sed,
eds creditors 60 exhihik their clAaEs and that
the same be published once week for SIX sue
oessiss weeks In The 8 MAryS REAcox.
Tew1. PHxE2R I. BCCKLER,
Register wis for s. Mays county.
NOTlCR
In pursuance q the shove onser, We hereby
give ncftc@ that we have 0kxAzne1 xrCm TIE Or
phans' Court Of St. MaxyS county. mAryaand.
letters OF n&min&sTrms10n Co tie pgrn0mAl estate
az Jane ~ Herbert late C sid Connfy.
deceased. An persnnE having caAims against
the said decemacd are hereoy n0eS&e9 % exhskz1s
TIE same. VITA the proper vouchers axtacne4
thereto 60 the ElhecxsoerR q - before ia @s<h
day % Nay, 1eo1. they win osAerwtss q Law
he excauded frua the beasts Ct tie sd e.
tate. An persons indeoeed % sAe 6eeezse6 are
requested 20 make Immediate payment % tAe
LEONARD q HERBERT.
THEODORE p. c HERBERT.
Ambassadors
New ss-sws
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baltimore city, SSs,SlS -, 40 5Oc.s5
Cecil, Hartford and Queen Anne's
counties show . decline in the last 10
years. In the preceding decade Cecil
county lost in is population, the count
showing q falling OF Of ] .s57. Harford's
population Is only 80 greater than IL
was i'm 1850. Between 1850 and 1890
Queen Anne's lost SOS, while In the last
10 years the decrease was only s7.-Ssa-
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$50 Reward will be paid
for the recovery of the body
of Edward Chitwood. who
was drowned in the Potomac
off Jackson's Creek, Nov. 10,
1900.
Mrs. EMILY CHITWOOD,
ST. Georges Island; Md.
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TRBsPAss NOTICE,

Al persons are forewarned from tres
passing With dog. g1n or otherwise on
my farm knowa 6 Glover Dale. ("
Againss all parties dissegAyding this
notice the law will be rixiaIg emforced.
ALEXANDER c. BURROUGHS.
Nor q 1s0op
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defy him, are trophies .of his power
monuments Of decay. graves OF prime
val kines"
Il was my privilege and pleasure 10
have been more intimately associated
with the little boy whose death we
chronicle above than any other. save
the family Of which he was 3 member.
Never have / met. In my experience IS
. teacher. one more truthful and earn
est In performances Of duty, more thor
0ugh and careful in observance OF every
law.and more courteous 90 and gentle
with his comrades. He knew no other
rule than TO enter into whatever he I'M
dertook with all the zeal. energy and
strength In his little body, whether In
the schoolroom or on the play ground.
The ways OF death seem strange and
hard. It appears 60 u that the world
has need foT Just such character and
life as was exemplihed In him. We miss
him and feel keenly our loss. Faith
builds bridge across the gulf Of death
and We are sure be was called 70 be with
Him who ordereth all things well. while
he was without blemish and unspotted
from the world
Heaven gives lis fayorises early death.
~ B. FREEMAN.
In fond remembrance Of my dear sis
ter. Mrs. Z. E. GRAVES. who departed
this life December I. 1859.
One long year has passed away.
One sad year since that fatal day.
The one dearly loved and priced
Lay cold In death before my eyes.
miss your coming footsteps,
miss you everywhere;
Ny heart is sad, my home Il lonely,
Ny grief 10 too deep % bear.
Oh. sister. Thy gentles jse Is husl.ed, ..
Thy, warm, true he il still.
And on thy pale and peaceful pace
Il resting deaths cold chill.
Thy hands are elasped upon thy breast,
have kissed thy loving brow,
And in my aching heart
know / have no sister nov.
GONE but not forgotten.
BY HER LovTSG SISTER.
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IL seems 20 rs that some people are
Worrying too much about how the gov
ernment ought 20 be run. Mac and
Mark are not asking advice They are
Just running things.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

OrpAansa C0ur4 Of g. Maryss cuunry.
Now. g. 7MA SCI
Ordered hT the Cnurt. TA@xE Xavier Thomap-
sca and Mary X Thnm p@0n- Ad@inis<rzscxs %
Samuel ChEpmmn ThamE@4n. late 0E - M4FyaE
c01nxy. MmKxRmmd. deceased give th@ nn<tce
required hy amw 20 the 6ecG2se1ss er@1ssuxx -
exhihft Ehefr cAm1ms and shmF the naE1e be puk-
llshe6 cDee wnek for ak successive weeks In
the 81 Mmryas BGAcaK-
Test PHILIP i. BEnELER.
Register q WINS for s. Masys sounfy.
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Iw1n keep consxansay On hana ss Lson "a
town wharf fun suppay Of
BOAKnS. SCANTLIEG.
WRATHER BOARDING. FLOORTxG.
RALIK6S DRESSED BnAkDe
sH1EGLE. g. &C.
Al orders far Luzhex. Doorx. sz&h. Lashs
TERMS CASH
1u1y1-sfs x@&- - NEAR
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FUR WANTED.

/ viii pay the highest CASH PRICES
for Furs-such rs Otter, Mink, Coon,
Fox, Muskrat and 'possum.
Yours Respectfully.
HARRY u. JONES.
Nov. eft Leonardtown, Nd.
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To Buy
Street
Lamps :!

The Ladies OF Leonardtown
viii give Supper at Wise's
Hotel on the evening Of
TUESDAY,
December q, 1900,
for the purpose Of raising
funds for purchasing street
lamps for the Town All
the delicacies of the season
will be served in album
dance. Oysters in every
style. Supper viii begin
at Q O'Clock. Admission,
SO esnts.
DANCING AFTER TEE suPpZl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

Some Of tia aaess caaaAinx In aAe
eonnty. seillag way aaasr psacs "a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

An pessons in6shsea - me n~.a ,~ssas
snear aeeonnfs y 1aaaAEF !. ieel. q naa,
every eKorx Of saw 81 - u.s.A - ss.as
lection. y. ARCHIE NORRIS
NOV zs--td Callfermsa. Nj.
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NOTICE.

THERE viii be q meeting of the Col.
ored Teachers Association in Leonard.
town on
FRIDAY, December 7th, at II g. N.
A full attendance desired. By order,
E n COLE. Secty.
Nov 29-2t.
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Pers{
BEACC
tie up.
dun yd
you ov
papers
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s.s~s--aas.-ssnea~~-~4a
Loci
Mills !,
have cpeI
district. M
We are
aud IL Is |
ers OF fat
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Leonardo
fists are
We Aav
In time M
favors OF
The Ba
f.,r OUTLAY
are being
Mr.. aud
have retu
and are a
While
ry Sand
of the en-
rabbit.
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Leonardo
that he lei
pictures.
Mr.. eau
letters q
manly and
al honor.
Joseph
greatly ID
lumber va
Saw wood
If there
that q har
mer, we "
thing In g
Don't q,
Hotel, TO
Der 9TH, p
cure stree
Capt. ID
Brittnn's
ardtown q
ncently p
We regf
ness Of Jol
Abel. ant
Mr.. Abel
typhoid.
To-day
Day, and
fui for. I
things, thI
pound and
Bennett
O.. brougl
day morn
brothers M
sympathy
II you V
go to Cha
The AcadA
TO play Oh
to be Gallo
Mrs. J.
dence Of d
November
Ing illness
woman an
her.
Workmd
the b. e. q
full dinne
reduction
hours and
their pay.
A u. q.
decided Oh
q woman
dies deter
His Hono
Of q suPert
, oessiai
80, ,Ase ~oea
$50 sse ~.
d.v Co.
a, 20 ~ Il,
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80 psopi
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N. 90, a..
to-. a -.
$500 H.
W@g8aA W0
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Come and see me- 4 pleasure to show
you through whether you buy or not.
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in Southern Maryland and win sell them
at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES for CASH.
He has Mems Suits from @ up TO $i6;
Youths Suits. age IA 10 10, from o. 20
SO; Children's Suits, age 81 years 20 10,
Knee Pants from OIL . suit mp to 90.
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+. osca4
the finest [
member n
things theI
tions and !
they failed
pounds. /
CommarI
oystermenI
atoms Of d
pleased wd
seed oystel
oysters wi
next year,
SATURDAY.
were stole|
Leonardtd|
James MAJ
Mr.. Mattid
George GrI
. blanke, I
les. |
The poH|
has increaI
Iss in lgsI
additional
Delegated
her. The
en- a I'D
darmg thd
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Died.


FCoFFEY-Ath her home in Minto, N. D..
on Thursday, November Is, ofraad
consumption, Mary Cofey, formsfly OF
Port Hope, Ontario, wife Of William G.
Mitchell, editor Of the snto Journal
aged 46 years. Mr.. Mitchell has the
sympathy of the whole. editorial pro-
fession in this state in his deep affection.
The writer and wife, and others OF this
city who were on the Florida excursion.
have very pleasant recollections of the
deceased on that trip, and sincerely re-
greet to hear of her death. Mr.. Mitchell
with his father were the founders Of the
St. Vincent New Era and were residents
Of that city for some time in the SOS.
TRoTTER-At Park River, N. D., Nov.
9th, Mrs. Barbara Trotter, aged u
years.
Mrs. Trotter was the mother Of John,
w. ]. and T. E. Trotter and Mrs. Nc
Donald Of Park River. The Messrs.
Trotter were formerly in business at
Neche. Mr.. John Trotter is now resi-
dent of osnabrock. w. ]. and T. E.
Trotter of Centrala, Wash. Mrs. Trot-
ter was buried at Neepawa, Manitoba.
YouNG-At Salt Lake City, Utah, No
vember q, 1900, at - p. m. Ann
Lyle, beloved wife Of Samuel Young
Of Mclean.
Deceased was born in Scotland and
was GA years Of age. Her maiden name
was Ann Lyle Hutton. When IS years
Of age and after the death other parents.
she came to Huttonville, Ontario, and
afterwards to Marquette, Michigan. At
the latter place she was married to Sam
uel Young. A few years later they
moved to Cottage. Iowa. In 1878 they
came to Dakota where their home has
been ever since, it being at Mclean for
the past 10 years. In November, 1899.
deceased with her husband and three
children decided to go to Salt Lake City,
Utah, for year or two, intending to re-
turn next spring.
Deceased was of cheerful and kindly
disposition, devoted to husband, children
and home. She brought happiness to
all who knew her. To know her was to
love her. In childhood she gave herself
to Christ. She joined the Presbyterian
church before leaving Scotland and has
been faithful member ever since. She
was a home woman, in fact her home
and children seemed to be the ambition
of he life.
She was sick only two weeks; at first
apparently with bad cold. Towards
the last it turned into pneumonia and the
end came suddenly. Everything was
done that kind hands and the best
medical skill could do, but to no avail.
Her son Samuel, a physician at Lenncx,
S. D., was summoned but arrived day
too late to see her alive.
Her husband had been in North Da-
kota all summer and had just returned
week before she died. The end came so
suddenly that there was not time for the
remaining members of the family to be
at her death bed.
She leaves husban and six children
to mourn her loss. The children are:
G. w. Young, Park River: ]. T. Young,
Mclean; S. A. Young. Lennox, S. D.;
w. H. Young, now at Chicago; Annie
and Martha Young at Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The remains were temporarily inferred
on November 30, in the Masonic vault at
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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We learn that Brother Deacon of the
ST. Vincent New Era is receiving active
and strong support for the office of game
warden, now held by Editor Bouvette Of
Hallock. We know of no one. more. de.
serving and heartily wish Bro. Deacon
success.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-07

At Catholic entertainment, last
week at Bathgate, Misses Ernestine and
Eva Branchaud took prominent parts in
the musical numbers which were greatly
appreciated by the audience.
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Married..

TA1LLoN-CARR1vEAN-AtNec he, N. D.
Saturday, December 1, 1900, Mr.. Ma
poleon Taillon of this place to Miss
Annie Carrivean of Olga, N. D.
The marriage ceremony took place in
the Catholic church, Rev. Father Lavigne
officiating, in the presence of few rela.
tives. The groom is one of our most
enterprising young men, having grown
up from childhood and is so favorably
known he needs no further introduction
AS for the bride she is one of olga
bellies where she has been since child
hood. She is charming young lady
bright and popular, accomplished and
respected, and will be an addition to oul
social circles. Their many friends will
wish them all possible happiness and
prosperity in their journey through life.
The happy couple left on the afternoon
train for brief trip to Fargo after which
they will be at home to their friends in
their beautiful place on the farm where
the groom has prepared comfortable
house.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-07

As we go to press the Ladies Aid Of
the NJ. E. church are holding their
bazaar and supper entertainment al
Kittson Hall with every prospect of com.
|plete success.
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Found.

Found.
A single bank bill on the street in
Pembina. Owner prove property and
pay for this advertisement. At this
Office.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-07

A combination show of kaleidoscope
and specialties has been organized by
Messrs. Fisher and others of this city.
They have an excellent outfit and gave
their first show at Kittson Hall on Tues
day last. Show in Neche tonight we
understand.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-07

Remembert the social at Mrs. Gillespie,s
Reid Farm, on Thursday, December 49,
An excellent program and light refresh-
ments. Admission Is and 10 cents.
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Found.

A purse containing sum of money.
Owner prove property, pay expenses o
this advertisement.
MRS. E. H. PuRDY,
poy,,hs,,o
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Two members of the mounted police
arrived in town last week from Regina,
and will be Stationed on the boundary,
about IS miles east of here, to guard
against the unlawful taking Of timber and
wood. They went out on Tuesday,
Emerson Journal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-07

State Secretary of Sunday Schoo
Work Orchard will be in this city o.
Sunday and be present at the Nj. E, an
Presbyterian schools and in the evenin
will hold a union Sunday school servic
at the NJ. E. church.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-07

Between tax sale ads, official election
returns, commissioners proceedings, tax
levies and such like official printing our
state exchanges contain small pickings
on news and editorial pages-but they
are items of interest to the printer man.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-07

We learn that the H. D. ALERT g. &C
drug store has surrendered its liquor per
init and will in the future neither handl
nor sell envy intoxicating liquors.-Lang
don Republican.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-07

Joseph Genevey has started a lunch
room and restaurant in his place of bust.
ness and they all say Joe is dandy al
"chicken fxens."