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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
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pte n5orer" : Ystpeaura ilu) uuspr.lte,
uno bsreits bic 8rooina SDanz4; err
ret4t bat, DO iia De- Sit bes p.!in>
ger SDnOi,lts befinpet. Oas beuiIDs
Sriessi9iff "5ert5a" lit Dor sata an.
a.imm'n.
u 1T ale 5rffnurs uufsaeb:
poroen. bic 5 bslaiihen Snaenisure
ri.o eiile aSrau rette;: j., tonnen.
Shanghai, II. SUM-.
Sas SIurs%lisgamsu in peting bat
BEL Ben GeIanbten segen Die QnlueIens
belt elmer 10 grpben frsmben Sruppens
Nbtbeilung protefirt auf ban 9runc
bin, baB Re nid,t fir ben SduB be,
2egationen alein ontpsIcao lei Ionz
bern ais Caruiipn in her 9auptfapt
zines un~abbdnsigen freltnSIGaftti6sn
Staaten. Ser Intiport Der 9eianoten
auf bieien PrpteIt lit ni1t betannt.
@eitern purbe bic amer. Mifion Bel
pet Sang Si9au SeritDrt; Die Mihios
mare tunntsn iid isbp6 retten. Gs
beibt, oab ser 8ice &Dnig bon Pets
f6ili reiignirt bat. IS miro porges
i6laaen, 81 Sung SiGang pom Sill
ben au bplca; Der Bring &angz0i pi0
iebo9, bob Der notoriIGe 2i>Ping>
Sene, Der friibcre GouDerneur bon
S6antuna, ben ppiten er6Glt.
Shanghai, II. Stunt.
Cine DOM 8. SUM patirte Oepef9e
aus Sientiin fagt, bab 500 Mann ru :
ff9e Sruppen bort gu lannen i'm 8ez
sriffe fteben. Die Sepei9e fiist binz
gu, baB Sung Sfbau einseIIaert
tpurbe, bab aber Die Miiiionare in
St6erbeit iinb.
Sien Sim, II. sunni.
general Nieb's Srupp,n fGmpfen
nun in Der NGns ron Nang Stun. 81
telesrapbirts beute an bic &s9ieruns,
bab bic 8orers feline Sruppen UNI
rinst buben. Gr periuGte, Die 8urers
burd 9robgneen gu serftrsuen, a6e,
ie atpangen i'm gum Rampf.
@r beibt, baE Biet @ang Station
ron ben 8orers umringt 1T, unb tnern
ties Der San 1T, 10 lift General giieb'z
r%adpGrtige 9erbinbung absei6nitter
8eri6ten aufolge lit bic Gtienbabn
BON 9uang Stun Biz So ga, eirs
Strede BON 33 Meilen, serftDrt unb
ale Stationen nieberssbrannt.
Die 8orers ridden INNER nGber se=
gen Sien Sin bsran.
HubIanb.
= Ct. Petersburg, II. Stunt.
IS tpirD bier erflGrt, bab bic Tegie:
rung feft entialofsn tit, fpfor. ensrs
glide militdriI6e S9ritt: our Inter
briiduna Der frembenfeinciiben 8snse
guns in China gu tbun, tvsnn Die Dor.
ttge sefdbrli4e Gage anbdlt.
3usleih bat aber bic Gssisruns teis
nestpess bic Ioii9t, iih bon Dem pers
einten 8oraeben Der Md4te au treG.
SAH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

S9ldfe iagfe. Mnberle mar elm Sdhnets
Der uno po9nte in go. 1919 9armon@
Strabe. &ur3 por Mittag fam er mad
Der Wobnung feiner Sodter, ssrau
Sobn Sambor No. 945 7. StraBe, no
er ii9 felt bier Sabren ni9t mebr
bate bliden laffsn. @ls er an benz
Seniter porbeiging, purbe er BON feiz
ner Sc6ter bemsrft, bic lire Scater
binausi6idte, um BEN GrobBater gu
beariiBsn. 9isier antiportete absr
nidts unb eing binter Die Dobnung,
mo ct ii6 iofort cine &ugel in ben
&opf iaste.
Sn elmer Sadie @noerle's fanb man
elm 9ein0 um Nufna9me in bic gounz
tip Irmenanftalt unb einen 3ettel, po9
rauf in bobmilh seI9rie6sn itano, bab
er i'm Sabre 1850 na9 Mmerifa ses
tommen iei unb am 9. sunni iterben
psrbe. lleber bic Seipeggriinbe gu bic
fer Shat perlautet ni9ts sepiFes.
Die 8uren= 0slesaten.
Milpaufse, 8is., II. Sum-.
@ole 1000 Yerionen begriibten i'm
kieI!gsn QusIteGrngs-@e bdube ben
3srrn 4brabam .. Slider, einsn Der
tn.ren>S Delegation. Die 8erIammlung
II BON ben et!i6en 70 beutihen 9erz
einen Milpaufee's uno Der v@isconz
fin 9ransbaal Reb groB Qhoeiation"
peranitaltet tpprben
Der Mapor Sapib g.. &ofe beniGz
fommnete ben Selegat Der 8uren i'm
Namen Der Stabt. !0err Slider belt
elmer Gebe, in Der er II. 81. iagte, bab
Die 8ursn, nenn iie bissmal bic Treiz
belt nidt e%rrinsen, tie elm amber Mal
mebr Grfolg baben perben.
Sie 9eriammlung nabm cine Reibe
8ei9liifie an, pelGe ben BON ben gngz
ldnosrn sefIbrten 8erni4tunsstries
berbummen. Sn ben @si9luhen nirb
au9 uniere &eaisrung oaran erinnert,
,baB es in Der Gef6i9te unierss 2an=
bes cine 3eit CUB, oa es ebenfaQs ge<
esn England tGmpfen mubts.
Omaha, Teb., II. Stunt.
Gem 8uren<9 8 lesatsn 6 s.. Wefz
fels purbe bier Elm duberit bsssiiterter
Gmpfans gu tbeil. Serielbs trug els
men ednali9 nidtpolitil9en gbaratter.
Ser popu!iitiide 9ouperneur popnter
fibrte in Der peran1talteten MaHsn=
periammlung ben 8prIib, Der republic
fanif9s MaDor Mppres begriibte
9errn WefIels i'm Ramen Der Sta0t,
Elm anberer berpprragenber &epublitaz
rer fungirte als SstretGr, Elm Cobb
Democrat belt cine Gebe, unb aud
6err ". S. 8rpun bielt cine Inipra<
DIE.
Der gmpfang fanb in Der gitp 9all
itatt, mo Der MaDor benz 8urenzSele
satsn, in befen 8sglsituns fi9 Iein
8ruber ghitip Coulter 8shels bsfa-r,
bic Sdlihel Der Stobt iibsrrei9te.
GpGter fanb i'm grstgbton=S beater
cine Ma1enoeriammlunq itatt. Ils
6err @eHels auf bic 8iibne trat, en-
bpben fith ale @ntpeIenbe unb bra6ten
einen bpnnernben GRUB aug. !6srr
WeFTels belt cine Rehe, bic offers BON
8eifau untsrbroGen tpuros.
Ste StreitIagei in ct.
2ouis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
2ebensmiib {.

Miltpartfee, Wis., II. sunni.
Ser 80 Sabre alte Srant Mnberle
besing in benz 9of bintsr Der Wobz
nuns ieiner So9ter Selbftmorb, inz
benz er fih cine Rn1el in bic rehtp
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sc u s b.
g ortug i.
Spprtp, H.. Stunt.

Sporto, II. Stunt.
SIN bieiigen 3oubauie erplooirt
cine 8tfte nit 3inbern fir ben &C.
braub in 8ergperten, nobur9 apsi
Perfonsn setDotet unb Ii berlebt muir
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
GobIenz @usubr.
8bilabelpbia, Ba., Ii. Stunt.

Sn Splse tarter Nd9traoe iibera
feiiGer gambler mad a~meritanii6er
bituminjIer &oblc TT GreenpiQe, Sub
ion Gp., %. S, Der stOBte &oblenausz
subrbofen an Der &iiite gelDorOeh. 6.
:. 3ernino bon Der 8erpinbzW9t
So. laete baB er 10000, 900 Sonnen
per1enDen f0nne, penn feline 0eIeuz
idcft iiber Die nOtbigen transport
mittel Ill nerfisen perm6fte. 8iels
europdiihp Mi.en limb eridDpft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Giferne9 p93eit.
philadelphia, IL. SUM.

O~'"
9ter baden 9srr uno Srau Garl
@runO in ibrer 8obnung, $50. 912 y2.
2anrence Ctr. ben IS. Suggesting iDrer
9o9aeit seieiert. Sbre Sreunbe be-
baupten, baB fe bas am ldnsftsn per=
beiratbete @bepaar in pbilabelpbia
feien.
Serr unb Srau @runb purben in
Seuti9lanb geboren, griterer imSabre
1909, 2ebtsre bier Sabre fpdter. DIS
&inber famen fie nad Mmerita unb
als fplAe lernten lie fi6 in Pbilabel<
phia fennen. sic tpurben in bemielben
6auie setraut, in pel9em lie Biz beuz
ttsen Sases nobnen, unb in ipel4em
bic @ltern Der 5rau grunD, ruelde oas
Otter bon "a Sabrsn errsi9t batten-
,br. gplbene 5o9seit sefe:ert baben.
Ssrr unb 5rau @rnno erfrsuen ii9
trob i1res boben @lters Der bsiten Sc
funOheit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
seltenes amgebot fiir einen stuoentex

niSsII n hd ftssihihs Is s,,qsa}st{af' iss tff nd jr gHlHS J Ma}aTfa=
itanbe porbereiten mill, fann nnterriht i'm
eatein II. /: no. erbalten sesen srbeit ais
Yfortner benin Pfarrer. abrelie, Gep. Gatboz
ltc Hector, Stdples, Wtinm. 16-ba
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berSuiasen, tperr fh peitere EubeTtDz
rungen ereianen foQten.. Ser 8tcez
SDnig bon Ouli bat benz Sbron in ets
ner 9entIlrtft srnItli9 nabsselesl,
Die fremOen Mddte bic @iienbabn be-
niiBen au laKen, Da fonIt ernltlibs
SdJtptertafelten unDermeioli4 ieien.
Wm 6reitag nuroe Sung 5i6au,
Is Meilen BON Yefing eeligen, eings@
di9ert, tpobsi 20 einaeborene Ggriiten
gctrotet :Duroen. Die aksidnotr iinb
II. Yst1na III Slherh.;'. IS r,irb be-
ri4tet, baB ale Miiiionare aus Dem
einnern auridberufen ipprp.n finn. "a
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ct. 2ouis, Mp., II. eSuni

8or1dufig i6eint psnis 4usiidi
s~er5enssn an {sin. hnR Der @puperneur
stephens bic Mfilia berausbeorDern
pirb, Inn Der Yoliaei Bel Der 4ufrehs'
erbaltung Der 8ube 81 Delfen. Del
@ouperneur mar beute bier uno bate
mebrere 8erat1ungen nit Dem poliseis
gbef unb benz Sheriff. 2sbtsrer err
fldrte often, DaB Die giotl : Geborosn
ni9t i'm Stanoe ieien. Die Srbnuna
aufre6t at erbalten uno eriudte oess
baib ben @ouperneur formsI um Die
8erpenbung BON Eruppen.
Oie @trabenbabn : @tf.lfdaft bat
auf bret peiteren 2tnien ben Wa4tbes
trieb eingefiibrt, pie es betBt auf ben
Tatb bes GouDerneurs, Der, i'm Saae
es bann l1nrubsn aeb.n iolte, Sruppen
au Ienben peripro9en bdte. Bis um
10 l1br butten ii9 nod feline TubsitO<
runoen ereidnet.
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g il b a.

2ourenso Marques 8. Stunt.
Ser lntsrIefretGr bes WeuBeren BEG
S%ranspaal, Yiet STROLLER, lit bier am
gefommen.
Sngogo, 9. Stunt.
Sie 8uren BADEN auf General Bull
ler's Soroerung, buB cine uebergab.
cine bebinqun5gloFs fein muB, ret
fur5 s%eantmortst, rnb 1T iebt Elm Or
tinerie@S uen i'm Gange.
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g a f n II mali.

Marquette, Mi9., II. SunL
Nabe Republic eouibirte Elm st.
paul paHasisrsus nit einem grasug.
nobel Der tps=I gent George Gi4
t0Dtli6, 8. 8. Glearp, Gonoucteur oes
BaTaaiersuees, Milmuufee; 2 anbere
3ugbeamte unb 6 Yahasiere f4wer
perlebt nurben.
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Sraperie gitp, Mid., II. Stunt.
Ser 9ampftsFel in Ghas. S. &eeb's
Sdeemiibls, 5 Weilsn pon SITE Safe.
erpiobirte. u. s. gpls, M. Gmitb uno
elm unbefannter nuroen getDotst. 10
Wnbere perlebt. Sas 8ebduoe puroe
ppIIitGnDid aer5tDrt.
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2ebens m il b E.

San Srancisco, Cal, II. Sum-.
Sr. Robert 2o6e, Sobn bes Yuitors
2ode BON Chicago, begging lsbte Naht
in feinem Simmer i'm Occidental Sos
tel Sel6itmtpro bur@ GriGisben. 2cds,
Der etrpa 40 Sabre alt mar. mar als
Mrat a,lf ben p6ilippinen tbdtia, fehr~
te dber ppr einem Monot als tranter
Mann bon Manila surud. ST lou
Sic Ne5enli ebesSuaeI
iino febr sablrei4; man fennt beren,
nit ginidlub bes Sunbap's @iper uno
bes BON Nproen berabfr0menoen, jebt
beriibmt setporOenen Slips tonp 3iper,
an Dem 2aopimitb liest, tuobl stuansig.
@n ieiner Miinouns bat Der Sugela
bic allen c1afrifaniiden GtrUmen eigen=
tbimlide Ganobarre.
GoIbene, iIberne unb
grii ne Spd5eit ieierte Die Uamilie
G6dIer in Berlin am aleiden Sage.
Sas soloene Subelpaar, 2eopclo S6d=
fer uno Srau, fieben i'm glitter bon Is
besiebunasweile 20 Sabren. Gas iil=
berne paar bellebt aus Dem Sobne Der
olten 2eute. Muiifoireftpr otto Gdd=
fer uno oejien Srau, mdbreno Die ein-
aiae Sobter oes Silberpaares, Meta.
NIT Dem Muiitlebrer Mar 26i9 bas
GET Ger sriinen 9odseit feierte.
Die 9r6Bte3abl non@ obens
biloern finoet ii6 unspeifelbaft in
Snoien, lie miro bort auf 333, 600. 900
aeIddBt. Seoes Sorf bat minoeHens
elm beioneeres @%0yenbilo, bdufis aber
mebrere iOlde, beren 9odbileunsen
man oann fait in ieoer 0iitte antrifit.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14
The Murderer Sentenced.

The tall term of court was adjourned
last Monday night between 10 and II
O'Clock. The last business before the
court being to hear the verdicl in the
case Of the State VS. E. NJ. Davis, c. arg.
ed with the murder of DR.. w. S. Airth
This Case was one of the hardest Tough,
ever witnessed here possibly-both sides
contrsting for every inch Of ground
Every session of the court was attended
by large numbers ofpeople, and at times
the court room was taxed to its greatest
capacity. The defense relied upon the
insanity of the prisoner for acquital, and
to prove such introduced not less than
fifty witnesses and covered thereby the
prisoners history and the history of his
| ancestors for many years back. The
state, however, commended for verdict
OF murder in no degree less than that OF
the second. The case went to the jury
about 5 p. m. At ten they returned with
verdict, finding the prisoner guilty OF
murder in the second degree, whereupon
he was sentenced by the court to life i'm
prisonment. This is one of the saddest
cases in all its phases that has ever come
under our observation, as was attested
by the general interest that it excited
among the people, and while many
thought the ground taken in his defense
the proper one, the verdict seems to give
General satisfaction so far as we have
been able to learn.-Suw,llec (Florida)
Democrat.
The circumstances OF the murder were
briefly referred to in these columns at
the time. In brief, the crime was with
out provocation. The murderer being
crazed from the effects OF long debauch
and the loss of his wife, but with whose
death DR.. Airth had no further connec-
ton than being called in consultation a
hort time before she died. The verdict
and sentence seems to carry out the idea
that men who lose their self control in
that manner are too dangerous to be left
at liberty.
DR.. Airth was brother to Mr.. Alex.
Airth, clerk of court of this county.
When young boy he enlisted in the
American army under the name of Jos.
Lambert and was stationed at Fort Penn.
bina in the early los. After his dis
charge he homesteaded a farm near Car.
Isle post office, After proving up left
here in 1881 and went south, and after
taking college course entered into the
practice of medicine and was very highly
respected and doing very successful
business when he was killed.
Forty Jackets. 10 of. At ahort,s.
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"A Short Story.

~ We have too many
Jackets-Ladies- Kisses.
childrens. There are just
40 of 'em-all prices. You
may need one-two-three
or rnore-Come take what
you want before New
Years day at 40 off-Spot.
Cash-Yours,
Short.
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County Court.

OOuutv OOUCt.
Andrew Martineau was appointed
special guardian for Sarah Ducept and
Michael Ducept.
Decree was entered showing that due
and legal notice to the creditors OF Will
T. Frazier has been given.
Final decree of distribution of the
estate Of Nerce Either, deceased, was
made. Estate has been in probate seven
teen years.
Will Of Andreas Helm was admitted to
probate and Christian Ganssle was APP
pointed executor.
Petition filed PRAYING for license to sell
l. part Of the real estate belonging to the
estate Of Nicholas Karels, deceased.
Final account and petition for distribu.
ton Of the estate Of Arthur c. Houston
WAS filed.
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NE N. II entertainment.

The bazaar and supper Of the NJ. E.
Ladies Aid last Thursday evening was
the greatest success of. anything Of that
kind That has occurred in this city for
massy years. Something over SIC was
taken at the door aud as the admission
was only Is cents and included supper,
it can easily be figured the number pres
eut and an approximate idea of the
amount of chicken pie and other eatables
consumed. The sale Of the fancy and
useful articles was also very successful
and nice sum was realized from this
source: also.
The program began at $50 and opened
by an instrumental musical trio, Mr..
Oredson, violin; Mrs. Oredson and Dud-
ley Full, guitars. This was followed by
the Messrs. and Miss Thedorf ofSt
Vincent guitar, mandolin and, eautoharp;
Mrs. Casselman and Miss Mcdonald Of
Emerson rendered piano duet. The
musical numbers were well received and
the Thedorf orchestra was encored.
A short farce but brim full Of fun fol-
lowed. The title Rubber Boots" gives
but little idea, though the boots form
quite an episode in the PLAY. The plot
centers about the adventures OF three
girls left alone, one of whom professed
to be brave with 10 fear of tramps, while
the others confessed their cowardice.
The brave(?)girl to play a trick, placed a
pair ofrubber boots in such position
beneath curtain that it looS ed like man
asleep behind the curtain with his feet
sticking out. While absent to bring in
the other two girls to frighten them with
the boots, real tramp comes in and
after eating lunch set ready for the
girls. goes behind the curtain, puts on
the rubber boots and leaves them stick
ing out as before. OF course the brave
girl came back with the other two, and
the boots are first discovered and later
the tramp, with considerable excitement
and additional circumstance attending.
Misses Birdie Wardwell, Hazel Knee
shaw and Irene AyIen represented the
young ladies and Gus Short the tramp.
The young ladies took their parts exc
cellently, but Mr.. Short took the cake
literally and Observation-Disclosures, dough-
nuts and all, stringing the latter on his
cane; latter filling his pockets and hat with
the former. He Certainly made great
hit, and the whole was very amusing.
The total receipts are not all in yet as
there are few articles yet unsold and
quite number of orders for other arti-
Giles to be filled, but the grand total will
approximate over $500.
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Estray.
Came to my place about Oct. 18th,
one bay pony, three white feet, weight
about $50, no brands. Owner prove
property, pay charges and take the same
away. ANTOINE NoNETTE,
1926 Sec. 28-183-51
Pembina p. O.
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Forty jackets, 40 off. At shorts.
Personals i:

Monday.
J.R. Gibson of St. Thomas was in the
lcity last Thursday.
| T. H. Bere OF Neche was at the Win
chester last Thursday.
E. A. Taylor of St. Thomas was a
visitor in the city last Monday.
!. Geo. Mclean and DR.. Erskine were
| over from Hamilton last week.
Colin Campbell of Crystal had bust
ness at the county seat on Monday.
+, DR.. Waldron of Drayton and J. w.
Hart, the toilette merchant, took dinner
at the Winchester yesterday.
VIM. >McMurchie and Chris Ganssle of
i st. Thomas stopped with Landlord Buie
when they were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. F. c. Warner left on Tuesday for
Mulberry Grove, ILL.,, to visit relatives.
She is expected back on the 23rd.
Auditor Williams left on Monday to
spend week at Liberty to look after his
farms and otuer business connected
Herewith.
N. D. Gagnier, who used to run news
papers in this county, tell twice on
Fargo's bad sidewalks and is suing for
81, 600 damages.
! Nels Swanson, one Of Bowesmont's
biggest merchants and lack Halcrow,
one of Bowesmont's largest farmers,
drove down from Bowesmont Tuesday
returning Wednesday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead of Bellamy,
Ontario, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. O'Hara. Mrs. Olmstead is neice
of Mrs. O'Hara. MIR. o. is connected
with the c. P. R.
]. H. Hewitt of Bathgate, DR.. Kelly of
st. Thomas and Thomas Devaney of
Neche represented their different locali-
ties ON the back bone of Pembina county
at the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. v. Quackenbush left yesterday for
her former home in New York, where
she was called to attend the funeral Of
her father who died al, Wednesday. The
sympathy of many frivuds will go with
her on her sad journey.
Mr.. Joseph Thompson and wife, of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, were visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cavileer this week.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Cavileer ars
sisters. Mr.. and Mrs. T. are on their way
to spend the winter in the south.
Mrs. Donald Thomson of Hensel left
for home on Monday after very pleas
ant visit with Mrs. F. M. King. and other
friends. Several social affairs were ar
ranged in her honor and proved very
pleasant occasions for many old neigh
bors and friends.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Isabelle E., daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph beverley to Lieut..
Arthur P. S. Hyde of the 7th Reg. U. S.
Artillery. in New York on Dec. Goth.
The bride is a neice of Mrs. George
Thompson Of this city. Mr.. Peverle
was a visitor here about year ago.
Editor A.L. Woods of Grafton, and
Supt. of Schools Jackson Of Pembina
county, who spent yesterday in the city,
left last evening for Fargo, from where
they will proceed to Bismarck to attend
to few matters of business in connec-
ton with the appointments that will be
made by some of the officers-elect.-
Grand Forks Herald.
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Marriage Licenses.

Halldor Bjornsson to X. Jacobina
Dinusson, both of Hallson.
Hugh Allen Murphy, of Toilette, to
Mary Matilda Holliston, of Pittsburg.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

Not residence in Pembina for rent
and at least four or more desirable rent
ers seeking places. Somebody ought to
build few comfortable cottages.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

A 500 chamber set will be given
away on the 10th of January, at Chas.
Full's. Call at the store for particulars.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

George Windsor, of St Thomas. who
was at the Deaconess Hospital, Grand
Forks. with typhoid fever, died on We'd
nesday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

THURSDAY . .... l6O|5 S55|5OI40
49,. -
T.~0o7
clas rspsrs.
for the stoppsge before expiration or continue
nncg aes expraaon1 2. osher papers sent a.
continued ;, ct The end Of the subscription; Sub:
premium papers and il they wish them diseo n.
hey have exprea Ttinp som at tSs
ION IA aknE II Is subscriber and shss efoss liable
arrears and orders psperstopped and thereafter
sasy responsibility ior further payment. In sny
,' "''''''< ''' ." 'S """'sners OF the
a.,
~ New w. .,,r,,,,,,
.--
n4e '>,uen OF oe'o" zero "eather
"loloay anu TUESDAY
Rorr n Mr. and Mrs Henry cos,;r &c
st Vincent. daughter, Nov. 18th.
VIII 'ieee WIFI "iiss H'n'iei ul VI"
uiuay ai'e'noo' a. SioeA' CleS
'A' 'y ~ .'' ~'' % '
Saoa ~ '"e I"lp,oy VI ''e s''o'"''e''' do
:"'pes'.' VI o''oses.
'" ~ y. erect oalee Inns a'te,
Ao" q. W. .. As".s . ~ ~ ''''
0a'>e 'e,4oe''ea'
The Masen;c odye will hold nub,;c
Installation IN Decenher 21st IN (which
Masons andaan1lles Will ne inViteo'
. a. m .,..L.- 49,. ...:u =.
~. 1o.n F.. =. ~.
E.,,,,. cou - ~ .toy.. Co., o.',+;.,,,o~. .
George Windsor, of St Thomas. who
wAe d. .ne D.a:o,ess 1'o.pl.a'' ,,.
o'.9' WIFI 'sp''S'1 'e'e'' o'eo oA ''so-
"eso"S'
The first blizzard of the season came
on Saturday. 1t seems that it was much
worse farther south than here. 1t lasted
e ~
Not residence in Pembina for rent
and at least four or more desirable rent
ers seeking places. Somebody ought to
build a few comfortable cottages.
Office bv the stage drivers last week
made delav in the delivery of the
Pioneer Express to the county post
Offices.
JUS a 'itt'e oaugnter' only three Gays
oio, eouioh NC onof'-ei VI soohei to'u'
girls plus. Buford's the place for deer,
but staying right here, 10, he's bagged
little doe.
~. q 1 m:. y. oa'.s 1922 WV
~. ~. l 49, %, - 49,. '1ss ae.s ~
CIV :, 'o ~ -, ~" Wv @ y. NV ~ -.
we'll known hospitality OF MIR. and Mrs.
GillisPie.s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

The Masonic Lodge will hold public
installation on December 21st. to which
Masons and families will be invited.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

The first blizzard of the season came
on Saturday. 1t seems that it was much
worse farther south than here. 1t lasted
during the day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

Red snapper, green turtle, founders,
Holsters and cross-eyed pickerel, at
Genevey's lunch room.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

.Y's will meet with Miss MMriel Full on
Saturday afternoon at O'clock. Elec-
ton of-officers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

James Airth, formerly of this city, is IN
Caba in the employ of the government as
Inspector of bridges.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

Forty ] jackets, 40 off. At shorts.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

Forty Jackets, 40 of. At Shorts.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-14

w. C.. T. U. elect officers this after
noon at Mrs. Ashley's, o'clock. "A full
attendance requested.