The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-11

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B Rev. tSigurds on preached at Hail.

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" Rev. Alsieurds on preached al Hail.
son last Sunday
Frederick Johnson, Of Akra, Is visiting
sat Mountain.
Els ,Thorwaldson visited with i his
brother, S. ThorMald At Akra, last
week. l sss
g. G.. Grove, Mountains hard work
ing photographer has returned from a
trip tosSt.. Paul and Minneapolis.
John ]. Samson, who is teaching the
sO'Connorsschool spent = part Of his
Xmas vacationlwith his father at Akra.
Yes, this kidnapping Business is get
ting serious. What will become Of Billy
Bryan if rascally old Grover kidnaps the
democratic donkey s
Liberty dies hard.'' The Beers are
not conqu cred yet. One Of the darkest
deeds ofthis century will be the exter-
mination Of the Transvaal Republic.
Probably.one Of the saddest spectacles
Of today, is the grey-haired, lion-hearted,
lOom Paul, imploring in vain to the pow
ers Of civilization to save his countr,.
He may plead in vain, he may die in
exile, but his name will be an inspira-
ton IN coming history.
The Thinevalla A. o. U. w. lodge
gave their annual banquet and ball in
their magnificent new hall, at Mountain
on "old years eye.,,' The great hall
was crowded to its utmost capacity, and
all present declared the affair a great
success. Proceeding the ball was a, fine
literary and musical program, which was
heartily applauded by the vast audience.
Speeches were delivered by l. ". Leifur.
who acted as chairman: S. G. Skulason,
who spoke on The Tories Of the Re-
volutiPn;' JohnJ Samson on 'Tne|pass-
ing century," andJ ]. Myres made a
few happy remarks in the Icelandic
language. II. 3. Halldorson sang two
solos. Mr.. Halldorson has an excep-
tionally fine voice, and his singing is all
ways appreciated by the audience. As
a whole the program was exceptionally
well rendered, Congratulations are due
to,the '.Workmen'' of Thingvalla for
their push and energy in providing such
a splendid entertainment. We will close
by giving the closing remarks of Mr..
Samson's speech: 'sThe present is the
richest hour in history, But 81 can con- il
ceives of f. future destiny grander and
greater tnan the present. / idolize that
future and love to dwell in its realms, /
love to think Of a time when the murder
ing roar Of the cannon shall no longer be
heard; when civilization has taught man
to obey the Divine mandate ..Thou shalt
not kill and the white-Winged dove Of
peace gently flu,ters Ger the abode Of
mani love to think Of time when the
sad cry of the destitute is no longer
heard; when the hand Of charity is
stretched out to thesneedy and afflicted;
when.the laurels of happiness crown the
brow Of man. In few moments you
will hear the new year bells, ringing in
the neW-ringing out the old May the
new year-thc new century bring to you
all: future of noble deeds, exau,ted
purpose, high aims and lofty aspirations. .
"A Persons who suffer from Indigestion
cannot expect to live long, because they
cannot eat the food required to nourish
the body and the products of the undi-
gested foods they do eat poison the.
blood. Il: is important to cure indiges-
ton as soon as possible, and the best
method Of doing this is to use the pre-
paration known as Kodo1 Dyspepsia
Cure. Il digests what You eat and re-
stores all the digestive organs ia perfect
health. ss.s