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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

.-EE GENTS OF = II " Turner r A Edited
By Charles Eolne- cusrto John Lane
Ire spe-is1 winter number q The Studio Pa
pers The OF Paintings q Turner By Robert &c
Eizeraune. Turner'S Monochrome s1c
water Colors' By Walter Shaw Sparrovs The Later
Cocrs." By the writer, and Turner and
ais EneraversF bv c T. Bel. separate the various
r-oups Of REPRODUCTIONS q the artists works
ZEE IDEALS OF TIE FAST WITH SPECIAL REF
r-Pr.-C~F, TO TIE ART OF JAPAN. BIZ kakasu
Ckarurz- limo. 70. xxi. 20 q ?. Dutton & Coz
AMERICAN MASTERS OF SCULPTURE. By Charles
II cain svu. % xii. - DOUBLEDAY RaEe q co..
Faa0ers on the work contemporary American
e-u'-ro-s the Development o. TIE
ii America. - SIS conditions to-day and
is future ou-lock. Llustraced wh reroouctions Of
rhc-1E-arEs
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JUVENILE.

rick Kelly TIsshE ISLAND. BY wrninzn P~s-
Do Sol e P. D1tioa 4 r ss9r = syrasA LEO
tals CT aaveu.u-.
THE STORY OF Er,cr -
Written ar iji1 ..- AtTT5CR AND his KNUGHTS
zvt az 1chS-ss isstse oy Howard Pyis. evoe ppA
NANDEIlFOI-K II wc,-DPpr - -. -
CBostoa: sman A ~ Ee.ih BroWa sTo. %. Ia
Fables about anir-sis
lhE ENCHANTED Island IN w. -, -.
- ----elsled ~ Fanny " -
- unGl4napuuE= The HofFs S9fgg. -. ~
lslry story Illustrated win fvu nsss t,ntxd
IKE SONGS OF TIE TRIPS n .. .
esss, 5y 'o s Ro6insoa syo % i2e On
Yllv.,--,.s -, IA CoHDsnyJ
trees q the various rionths '~-ts Aoo-h KS
-7T n, LODE BOOK OF SOLDIERS ousr.a n. p.
- p@ses q soldier. heavy psu.- .o 10 cut
~l.h nesss provided 10 cncsr q allow a. -
Il. x.DEL BOOK or Dolls ea~-a Of r. put-
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POLITICAL ECONOMY.

THE ADMINISTRATION OF IOWA. By Harold Martin
Bowman. IL, B.. Pm. .. Svo. PIP "a. Che Colum-
bs University Press)
Vol XVIII in the Studies IN History. Economics
E-s Public Law edited by the faculty OF Political
Science OF Columbia University.
A HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL POLITICAL THEORY IN
THE WEST By p ". Carlyle. c. / E. and a. J..
Carlyle. N. A Vol. I The Second Century 70 the
Ninth. Syo. ID xiv. Si4 &C. ?. Putnam's Sons)
The account is carried from the Roman lawyers OF
second century TO the political writers OF the
ninth.
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EDUCATIONAL

TFE EVOLUTION OF TIE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
OF GREAT BF-LLAIS- BY James c GreenoUgh
- n IL 2 l2-1o. ID xvii 2G5. @. Appleton
Co
n the .Internatioaai Esucatiou" seEisE ssitse By
7 Earr1s
ELEMENTARY GEcCRAPET By Cha--. ? King
zto ID vi 20 fBostol- Loth-op F'abashsnE Con-
uzrTD
freely Illustrated with reproductions q photo-
r-sphs some o. which are fl color. and maps
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RELIGIOUS.

A MESSAGE FROM THE PAST. By Charles Z Eaten
. .. Edited by Emily Stuart Eaton limo. ID. vii
20 &C. 2. Putnam's Sous)
A collection sermons.
TIE A-OSEMENT AND THE MODERN MIND BY
James Denny, D. =. limo. pp. 15e. "a g Arm
strong Son.
An evangelical study CT the doctrine Of the
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POETRY.

rRrPERTTNENT POEMS. BY Edmund Vance Cooke I2mo.
Do q. Boston: Forbes & Coz
SOUL SONNETs OF A STESOGRAPHER BY Samuel
Ellsworth Kiser. 12ro. Do
TIE SINGING LEAVES. BY Josephine Preston Pea
BODY. l6rno Do 4 fHoughtOn, Mfiin & Col.
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HISTORY.

vi - S1cTIoNs FLAG u HISTORY AND INCIDENT.
=. 1ll91s Nicholas Smith limo ID. 2ls. OIL
The Young Cnurchnzn Company
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JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments for sums OF more than
So3 were fled yesterday, the first name being that
of the
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SCIENCE.
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

THE PLANETARY SYSTEM By Frank Bursley Tsy
lor. 12uo Do. XVII. 2TS FoTt Wayne, Ind: Pub
lished by the suthorD
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INDUSTRIAL

Rs1-o--..N E,,ssR - SOUTH AFRICA ~ stzro-d
p Duffsr = inst e z. I2ao. ppA ". 20. O.
ARIA -. = ne Industrial ssruation South
euctloa1 az 49, Scr VA. illustrated with reDro-
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Foreign Resorts.
q
Hotel Victoria, GORDON no

THIS FANors HOTEL HAS LONG BEEN
FAVORED STOPPING PLACE FOR AhEh-
ICAS VISITORS. MOST CENTRAL Posi-
TION IN THE wEST-END-
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H0TElS III SCOTLAND.
The Howard Hotel.

N-c-.oTk street Embankment London Every modern
.o-S3rf OyerI0oks ETubankment and River Elegant
StII. -,oms Electric throughout American sys-
ssn Elevators Fixed tariff
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u,,.r Norwood Queens Hotel.

-, DO. ronson HsaIthest situation IN
Ga,s lovely gardens Boarding terms from SZoo per
day Special for large parties. ConTenlsnt IAn
servtce for City and West End LONDON
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Nov. Z7-The official closing quo
,tt0ns for mining stocks to-day were as folloWs'
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HOTELS IN The BRITISH ISLES

.ro1ST EPHRAIM-TUNBRTDGE WELLS,
HOTEL WELLINGTON
SBaNKLIN-IsLE OF WIGHT.
HOLLIER's sHANKLIN HOTEL. .Efec- Light
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FRIDAY R. MORNING. JULY 10, 1903
club Papers.

!. =. Il stnnnaae before expiration or contnu-
s Sr W sfer eRpisston Of other papers sent =.
ptSminms Of on clubbing rates: we n ~ AZ.
however that club sSs % SUBJ
sSsss should note the date Of expiration OF
i|nued refuse them from the postmaster a1 .hs
sasy mss Il Urlms iscie o. idence that the per.
t SS Il i subscriber and thes efo1s liable
ieF he subscription. Any person Who psys AL, up
AID orders Gpsss need fear
nv responsibility for further payment. In i aSny
Saae II lfrogularity, change Of address: OF otnea
Ssstss,I nattsr write TO the publishers OF sns
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For Sale.

For Sale.
. One second hand threshing outfit, con-
sisting OF one Russell cyclone separator,
36x54, belt, one Peoria weigher, one new
Hawkeye feeder, two water tanks,
pumps, cook car. complete. ETC., etc., all
in good condition and will be sold cheap
for cash or on reasonable TERMS.
KING & BOOKER,
tt Pembina.
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Hail Insurance.

We are agents for the ST. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, and The
Greenwich Insurance Company, and
can insure your crop against loss 81 dam
age BY Hail at the lowest rates. AN
losses promptly settled.
MERCHANTS BANK OF PEMBfNA,
Pembina, N.Dak.
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Marriage License.

George Baker and Stella Emo. both Of
Pembina, N. D.
Edward Duprey, Of Neche, and Annie
M. See, of Carlisle.
Emory Finney and Maud Thomson,
both Of ST. Vincent, MINI.
George H. Letler and Isabella Laid
law, the former Of Bemidji, Mimi, and
the latter Of Walhalla, N. d.
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rs rs 3sl' h ~ isy c In 81 ~
\: Julys oth. leee eaisr i ciiy'
council.
e. Present MAJOR chisnoin. Aldermsh1
Peterson IS 81 IsIns, Miller y Monre and
Short. ~ 5,ss
Minutes Of meetings Of June Isl and Of
Equalization Board June 18th read and
approved. y I
Bills audited and allowed
r. e. Myrick. assessing 10 days y e57 90
]. e. Switzer, rolling streets 8 90
j. M. Chisholm; for lot s, block A 4 10 25
The mayor appointed the following
health committee AID. King, Miller and
Short. & ysS q
After discussing the matter of rebuild
ing the sidewalks condemned by resolu-
ton passed at the meeting Of June 1st,
1903, it was unanimously resolved, that,
Whereas, considerable amount Of
said condemned sidewalk has not been
rebuilt and rela,d by the owners Of the
AUDITING lots on or before July !, accord
ing to the notice duly published in the
official paper of the city, to.wit: The
Pioneer Express, and as specified in said
notice, >+
And Whereas, a considerable amount
Of the old material now laid in the exist
ing walks can be used in the construct
ion of the new walks ordered as afore-
said,
And Whereas, the use of said old ma
terial would necessarily make the terms
and specifications for rebuilding and re.
laying said walks confusing and unde.
terminate, if let by bids and contracts;
Therefore, be it Resolved, that it will
be for the best interests and advantage
Of the owners Of said lots, as well as for
the city. that said sidewalks be rebuilt
and relaid BY the city under the direct
supervision Of the mayor in such man.
ner as he may deem best for such pur-
poses; and that the mayor is hereby en-
powered to rebuild and relay said side
walks and employ tine necessary labor
and purchase the necessary material for
the purposes aforesaid, and to keep and
render an accurate and itemized account
Of the actual and necessary expenditure,
and that said expenditure be paid by the
city and charged as sidewalk tax to the
respective abutting lots by the city audi
tor, as such itemized account may show,
and the said expense along with the &C.
cruing penalties and interest be turned
over to the auditor OF the county of Penn.
bina, North Dakota, for collection as
other delinquent taxes are collected, as
provided by law, unless sooner paid by
the owners Of said lots.
Mayor Chisholm having secured quit
claim deed running to the city Of .Pembi-
ma for lot 5, block A, IN South Pembina,
said lot embracing part of the grove of
trees on the point, on motion of Alder
man King. seconded by Alderman Miller
it was voted to reimburse the mayor for
the amount paid for the lot end registrat-
ion Of the deed, amounting to 1875, and
a warrant be drawn to him for said amt.
The committee on public improve.
ment, Aid. Miller, King and Tho. npson,
were directed to taNe measures neces-
sary to fencing i'll SAID lot 5, block A,
and the other public land adjoining,
Adjourned.
F. A. WARDWELL,
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Rev. Doane will preach at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday, at the us
ual hour.
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Alex. Airth, Clerk of Court, is putting
in new foundation under his residence
and and otherwise improving.
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Estray Notice.

GSIdy NVI1Ce. 80. 2. =
Came to my premises on Monday,
June 22nd, 1908, one black broncho,
mare weight about 800 lbs. Brand on
left hip 90. Owner call, prove pro.
perty pay expense and take the same
away. w. j. KNEESHANN,
Pembina, N. ID. 4
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Governor Van SAINT of Minnesota will
speak at the Hamilton Fair on Thursday
afternoon of next week. He will be
worth hearing. Hitch up and take the
family with out.
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The hail season is on. Secure your
crop by Hail Policy in either the James
town Mutual of the Northwestern Fire
& Marine, at lowest rates, from
If AIRTH & PETERSON.
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Mrs. F. M. Nrg returned this week
after pleasant visit with friends at Crys-
tai and vicinity.
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We are glad to report that Mrs. James
Slater of Carlisle who was very i'll at the
hospital at Winnipeg last week took a
turn for the better and is now progressing
satisfactorily towards health.
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I have sample Domestic" sewing
machine. with drop top and oak finished,
forssale cheap. Must be sold.
G. 6. THOMPSON,
Pembina, N. D.
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Ole Palson is at work getting ready to
take the old Fort flagstaff down and set
it up here in town. 1t is 1O5 feet high.
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LOCAL WANTS.

The Photo Studio above the Drug
store will be open regularly hereafter on
the First and, Third Mondays of each
month. A. HI. ANDERSON.
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The Barry trial will begin at Langdon
next Tuesday, Judge Lauder presiding.
Judge Kneeshaw will try murder case
for Judge Lauder at the SEINE time.
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George Bellamy of Pittsburg was a
caller at this Office on Tuesday and
again on Wednesday, eh, Georgea
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Special meeting OF Masonic lodge to.
night. Work in the 3rd degree.
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Unclaimed Letter,.

! Masyl Buryk-Wm. N. Benscn John
E. Lindq list Geo. Nice allaum Jonas
Helgason. ia. e
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Langdon had $50, 600 blaze on Wed.
nesday, in the block north from the
depot.
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Some affairs. to occur: Pembina County
Fair at Hamilton. July Is, 16, II, We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday of next week.
Winnipeg Fair, July 20 to 25. Tri- County
Fair at Crystal July 20, q, p.
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Emerson and Pembina play baseball
tonight at the Pembina ball park. Ad.
mission Zoe and 1Oc. Grand stand free.
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As matter of interest to the taxpay-
ers we might mention the arrival of Sam
uel Woodhouse from the Roseau coun.
try this week.
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Our new. livery man, Fred Sloan,
is getting some pretty nice rigs together,
and the general public will doubtless
take kindly to the same.
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/. Supt. Alexander is at Grand Forks as
an instructor in the summer school. The
attendance of teachers at the school is
reported to be numerous.
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Miss Olive Warner left for Warner, Ill.
last week and arrived safely at her des-
tination. Olive is a'young traveller but
has heretofore made the same same trip
alone. 81 8,
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-. -. ........... =. !. !.
M;es Olive WEI. ~ :. ]. ~, =,
,.s. vel. -, J, $3.50. - ne' ~
t;n.t;on oI;,,. .- s. vs. 1es. 80.
hoe har.+o,or. :, "a q -
.lone -. B ]. ', - ,'>'~ : =
-. e
The ladies Of Grace church will give a
the DINO etora a,,,d n. >,,,..,e;.. 80.
Wednasd.v I'LL, 1s.s scs....s- IN -
ready At 6, o,clock T;css,s asc M,s;o
bv the pemh;n, corna. 'p.nd 4 An -.
Injured
-
Sheriff Atkinson left yesterday for the
city Of Jamestown with an 18.year.old
boy named Sempf, whose folks live in
vicinity of Hamilton. The how. had the
ofhis mind and orounno ,,.,.ncho,,,
paving but l;ttle attert;on - ,r,,,h;no =
Only few Pembina people went to
Walhalla on Wednesday to the meeting
Of the old settlers. The meeting OF the
Sunday School Convention here this
week occupied the attention of quite a
number who would otherwise have gone.
We 60 to press too early to give any &C.
was a prospect Of yerv large gathering
Inc county committee on the change
OF school books met at Neche last week
and voted to change the school readers
OF the county to the Cyr series and the
biographies to the Natural series, pub
ilshed by the American Book Co. The
committee is composed of the County
superintendent, Paul Johnson, OF Akra,
JOS. MORN and y. Lysengen, of st.
we a." ~ .''e receipt oi the business
-a'o VI "n'.a'l wallace Young attoney
a"u vousel.o''a z2o broaoway'
tsew ofk lily Mr' Youngls the son
VI ~ =. aoung, former PuDl'sner OF TINS
pape. anu nephew OF Juoge wallace
" ''''s .i'y. many Ola lrienos mere VINO
remember W.T. Young as boy Will be
e'ao 20 ieafn OF MS success IN the pro-
ieSS'oli III ""ieh ne mas 5 started.
1. K. Shaw and G.. G. Thompson re-
turned from their trip to Fishing Lake on
Tuesday. They report the Pembina
colony there as busy putting improve
ments on their claims. Ben Taylor is
expected back to day. Mr.. Thompson
was called to Devils Lake on Wednesday
to act as juror 1.-THE U. S. Court now in
session there. He will probably give the
readers OF this paper some account of the
northwest country in the later issue.
dock Sunday night as the result of in
)urles received last Thursday in an al
tercation with Wesley Styles, cashier of
the Maddox bank. Selseth was kicked
in the stomach by Styles, and received
injuries which proved fatal. Wesley
Styles was for number Of years resi-
dent of this city, being employed by the
Union National bank during his resi-
dence in the city. -Grand Forks Herald.
=, -.
w. warren W. ,. Dooueil ana wile' OF
Iva .u n na.' nave oesn Vls,.'hg TINS week
=: ~, ": oa m 1ney are cousins
s M'. =, miss Hlcnmono' WIS Stfa'n' and
Is Da , t,;a .ney took shof, trip to
W. - - ms "eek' WI. 1oooell ana
ad;s Ns.,s aay -. : ulp ~ .'e I'd,
thsra NJ - ~ 49, .ona o.s. 'us la"u
' ~ AZ q OohNSA oAo OOSS
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Misses Lillian and May Niqon are at
home again. They have spent several
weeks past at a lake near GAINESVILLE,
MINI. Miss Lillian Nixon is engaged as
teacher at the Minnesota University
next year,
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nARKET REPORT.
Local..

Hail did considerable damaged in Polk
county, Mimi, this week.
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Whew! But it was hot Monday and
Tuesday. Nice and cool since.
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! Noyty ID arm Numbers |
See here, ny perspiring friend. Who make mop :
sticks Of both aams and puff and blow keep COOL
do you remsnber what said last your wife
was proppng her clothes line with north pole and
were scratching round trying toig up wood coal en-.
ough TO keep your breath thawed out il an
cce in your mouth know you said # warm weather
would only come wouldn't say THAT You could
stand heat better than cold, any way didn't you2 Well
from AL appearances has and how are YOU liked?
Trying to make the winter suit do summer Lei me Just
whisper this to Come in you out in nice
light outing suit, neglgee shirt belt light hat light
shoes you cant help adding smile word
for it. you'll perspe less that your mop sticks
you'll kick lesthat your shoes-you grumble less
temper youth do your work better and
thatn save Don't you think it will pay to in
vest? Come IN and talk to about it. don't have to
make this kind Of spiel to the usually
the almanac dream book and know when com.
man. to he with
Amt that so? !
went to the Sunday School Convention the other :
night and heard something about boys that agrees with my
sentiments exactly. may tell you about it day.
III key :;
P. -Say!S We got in dead swell window :
shades this week that the sight Of good eyes,
They regular peachaAaoozernos The prce2 Oh only
rs cents. Why not have the newest? :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :
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The ladies Of Grace church will give a
midsummer supper on the lawn between
the drug store and the postofice next
Wednesday. July 18th. Supper will be
ready at 8 O'Clock. Tickets 35c. Music
by the Pembina Cornet Band, All are
invited.
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PaintSS...

The minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Co.'S pure
paints. Other dealers will tell YOU they have the
Just as good" brand, but when they tell you this
they know they stating what is not true as The
Mnnesota's paints cover one-thrd more space, last
twice as long and look better than the cheap brands
of paint. Buy the best
We sell dypseme Wall Finish and Brushes.
Our Tin Shop is running as usual. Tin and
Sheet Iron Work speciality.
We have everything You want in the meat
market. Everything IN season IL
Don't forget the place where you Buy, and We
self, everything. .s vi ~
Cheney's Department Store
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Sheriff Atkinson left yesterday for the
city Of Jamestown, with an 1S-year.old
boy named Sempf whose folks live in
vicinity of Hamilton. The boy had the
measles and since that time has been on,
ofhis mind, and growing melancholy,
paying but little attention to anything.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-10

We are in the receipt of the business
card of William Wallace Young, attorney
and cousellor .at-law, 22O Broadway,
New York City. Mr.. Youngis the son
Of R. II. Young, former publisher of this
paper and a nephew Of Judge Wallace
of this city,. Many old friends here who
remember Mr.. Young as boy will be
glad to learn of his success in the pro-
fession in which he has started.
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T. R. Shaw and G. 6. Thompson re-
turned from their trip to Fishing Lake on
Tuesday. They report the Pembina
colony there as busy putting improve
ments on their claims. Ben Taylor is
expected back to day. Mr.. Thompson
was called to Devils Lake on Wednesday
to act as juror at the U. S. Court now in
session there. He will probably give the
readers of this paper some account of the
northwest country in the later issue.
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7. Selseth died.at his home at Mad
dock Sunday night as the result of in
juries received last Thursday in an al
tercation with Wesley Styles, cashier of
the Maddox bank. Selseth was kicked
in the stomach by Styles, and received
injuries which proved fatal. Wesley
Styles was for number of years resi-
dent of this city, being employed by the
Union National bank during his resi-
dence in the city.-Grand Forks Herald.
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Only a few Pembina people went to
Walhalla on Wednesday to the meeting
Of the old settlers. The meeting OF the
Sunday School Convention here this
week occupied the attention of quite
number who would otherwise have gone.
We go to press too early to give any &C.
count of the affair this week, but there
was prospect Of a very large gathering.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-07
Bibles Bound In Tin.

In Uganda rats are some Of the
worst opponents to their work which
The Bibles sent out by the Church
Missionary society to the natives are
promptly eaten by the Uganda rats.
who overrun the country in enormous
swarms and devour any book they
come across Bibles going to Uganda
are now bound in tin, which preserves
the holy writ from bsiax destroyed
by vex-nin. Ies,<ea FAtiee.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-07
success SION NOTICE.

No. z1oa-First District Court, Parish
Of Caddo. State of Louisiana: Sue
cession of William Enders.
Notice IS herebv given that S. En-
ders. administration, has this day filed
his final account in said succession, and
unless opposition be made thereto within
the time specified by law, the same will
Be duly hon,ologated as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable A. D. Land,
Judge of said Court, this, the 18th day
of April, 1908.
F. A. LEONARD. Clerk
April rs, Ioos.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-07
saslle and Horse Sales Department
zzz'ler Travis and Spring Streets.
E S SION NOTICE.

sTE First District Court, Parish
|Eel 1Iaddo. State of Louisiana Sue
esssloii OF Ernest Jacobs.
.sslses IS hereby given that w. B.
5|s's' executor, has this day filed his.
4; ID <sSsk.li'iI IN said succession, and un-
lesltio1 be made thereto within
1aic specified BY law, the same will
a3 asIsF hcmolegated as prayed for.
|;.a'asss the Honorable A. .. Land,
@ said court, this the 18th day
ssiI 1oos
=. LEVY, Deputy Clerk
lzA q, 1908.