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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-28

Con 'av. Tea $500 rraI T. he
was 50 hseiF ki.e, Foo tne ~t,Ho. b
by horse h V.~ e~ase.Horirs 20
atrh asir here that desth euvuet
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-11-28

R"nhan. T@s Nov - The North
Tex Methods couferst,. selected
Sulphur sRs for next years meet
ing niase
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-10

We are sole agents for Huyler,
Lowney and Jacobs candies
Fresh and Good. 5. A. Williams.
d. X. Wylie, of Ballinger,
spent Sunday here visiting his
wife who is the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. G. P. Day.
A bucketful or carload, how
few or how many pecans have you?
Bring 'em here, will pay highest
market prices. 3Stf J. B. TAYLOR
Lawrence Guthals was operated
on Saturday for abscess of the
liver, DR.. Parsons performing
the operation. His condition is
pronounced very satisfactory,
Ride with Sidney Evans in
Farquhar's Hack. Careful driving,
careful attention to all calls.
Day phone 1876, nights No. 6.
Miss Nora Savage passed
through San Angelo Friday on
her way to FL Dorado from
Dallas.
Bring your hides and pecsns
to H. H. Sigman & Co. for
highest cash prices.
Mrs. S. T. Singleterry, of Lam.
pasas, after few weeks stay
with her sister, Mrs. J. NJ.
Skaggs, left Sunday to return
home.
ALI sorts of hauling and dray-
age, quick work and careful atten-
ton. Smith q Kemp, phones 38
and 425. Soft
Miss Florence Collins, who has
been visiting Misses Gertrude
Snyder and Pearle Hills since
the Carnival, left Friday to re-
turn to her home in Coleman.
Sidney Evans is driving Charlie
Farquhar's hack. Best of atten-
ton. Day phone 1876, nights No.
9.
J. S. Brewer, of Belleville, who,
together with his wife, has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. r..
Glenn, left Friday to return home.
Mrs. Brewer remains as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Glenn.
Let us figure your painting and
paper hanging. Work and prices
correct. Beach & Allen, phone
115. If
J. e. Henderson, Jr., after a
seven days stay with home folks
at the ranch, left Friday to return
to Arkansas City, Kans., near
where the Henderson cattle are
being fattened for the market.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-10

Miss Jimmie Clark returned
home Sunday.
Window Glass at Smith &
Robertson's.
Sol Mayer, of Sonora, was in
San Angelo Sunday,
-1Ss0 Edgewood Sour Mash at
the Edgewood Bar.
Mrs. G. G. Kirkpatrick is visit
ing relatives in Dallas.
Louis Heitzler has fresh fish
and oysters on hand all the time. If
w. G. Penn and wife, of Brown
wood, spent Sunday in the city.
-Headduarters for the best bulk
candies-S. A. Williams. 1t
Clum Barley returned from q
business trip to Corsicana, Satur-
day.
Grant Sells the Best Of every
thing in Lumber.
d. B. Newsome came in from
the ranch near Water Valley,
Tuesday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-10

New Street Hats ut Mrs. Alice
Simmons.
l.. G. Fisher went to Coleman
Sunday on business.
Window Glass at Smith &
Robertson's.
Jno. Moore, an old Texas ram
ger, came in Sunday from Kansas
City.
The Austin" Lime, Best. at
Grant Lumber Co.
Mrs. E. L. McAlpine and little
son went to Ballinger to visit
relatives Wednesday.
Late Novelties in Photos and
Frames at Ragsdale's Gallery. d46
VIM. Noble went to Miles
Wednesday to attend the Baptist
State Convention there.
Short orders served at all hours
day or night at the American
Restaurant, IF
Mrs. S. Early went to Paint
Rock Wednesday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Holland.
WANTED-Extra large thin
shelled pecans. H. H. Sigman &
Co.
Miss Rose Chamberlain and
Maria Brown are here from Bel
ton visiting their uncle, II. J.
Chamberlain.
The "Thurber" Brick are
the Best, at Grant Lumber Co.
Arthur Wilson left for Fort
Worth Sunday where he has ac-
cepted a position a prescription
clerk with a big drug firm.
Fresh Beer always on tap at
the Orient Saloon, r L Boston,
proprietor. If
Miss Gene Dustin, of Midland,
arrived Monday to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Jack
Rust.
Charlie Farquhar's Hack, Sid
ney Evans driver, always ready.
Phone 1876, nights No. 6
VIM. Whitfield came in on
Saturdays train and left the
same evening by stage for his
home in Ell Dorado.
is your baby well? Best time
to get a good picture. First-class
work at Ragsdale's Gallery. d46
If you want hay call 226. J. G.
Woodward.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-10

w. d. Currier went to Dallas
Friday.
Good Alfalfa hay at Neeley
Bros
l.. G. Dolby went to Ballinger
Sunday.
Window Glass at Smith &
Robertson's.
Gerome Shield came in from
Stiles Saturday.
Fresh fish and oysters at Heitz-
ler's If
S. j. Drake came in from
Sonora, Monday.
Fewer gallons; wears longer;
Devoe.
w. G. Huey came in from the
ranch Monday.
Let Smith & Kemp do your
hauling. Phones 38 and 425.
Mrs. J. w. Henderson and John
came in from Ozona, Tuesday.
Go to the Edgewood Bar for
your Fine Wines and Whistles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt re-
turned from San Antonio Friday.
Go to the Orient Saloon and
get a drink of that new whiskey.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. w. A.
Carnes, Wednesday, Nov, 2, a
girl,
Windmill Towers at Grant
Lumber Co.
Mrs. j.. B. Boyd and Miss Boyd
are guests at the Landon from
Hlllsboro, Ohio.
The latest in ladies skirts now
on display at Austin Spencer &
Co.'S.
7. A. Schultz and J. w. Powell
of st. Louis, registered at the
Landon Sunday,
See Mrs. Alice Simmons for
new street hats. 1t
Mrs. G. A. Aiken left for Fit.
Worth Sunday. She will visit in
Temple before returning home.
Remember we will pay you
the very highest cash price for your
hides, furs and pecans. H. H. Sig
man & Co.
Mrs. S. w Lard. after visit
of some length to her sons,
Walter and Ed Lard, and her
daughter, Mrs. O. w. Smith, of
this city, left Monday to return
to her home IN FIT. Worth.
If you want your fire insurance
properly looked after give it to
Broome & Farr. They have an
insurance man that understands
the business and they represent
the strongest companies.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-10
Neuralgia Pains.

rheumatism, lumbago and sciatic
pains yield to the penetrating inAu-
ence of Billiards. Snow Liniment. 1t
penetrates to the nerves and bone and
being absorbed into the blood, its
healing properties are conveyed to
every part of the body, and effect
some wonderful cures. 25c, SOC and
$l.00. Sold by Central drug store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-10
o Best Liniment on Earth.

Henry d. Baldwin, Supt. City Wa
ter Works, Shullsburg, Wis, writes,
81 have tried many kinds of liniment,
but | have never received much benefit
until used Billiards. Snow Liniment
for rheumatism and pains. think it
the best liniment on earth" 25c, SOC
and $l.00, Sold by Central drug store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-10

Ladies and Gents!' My Parlor
is the place for you to get Oysters,
served in any style. S. A. Will
liams, successor to H. A. Wootton.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-10

H. H.. Sigman e Co. pay
highest cash prices for hides.
and pecans.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-11-10
The SANITARTUM NATTER.
San Angelo Physicians are Divided on
the Subject of Whether or no
Camp Concho can bring Tuber-
cOIOsis to the City.

cOlOsis to the City.
In answer to the Woodmen Res
olutions as first published in the
Press of last week a number of
San Angelo physicians have is-
sued statement which by request
follows:
To Che Citizens of San Angelo:
We, the undersigned physicians
of San Angelo, respectfully beg
TO dissent from the views of Con-
cho Camp No. 66, Woodmen of
the World, in respect to the
clause in resolutions passed by
the Woodmau Camp at a recent
date, stating:
"That it is the sense Of this
Camp that the maintenance of
the hospital camp in it's present
location up the river is dangerous
and a menace to health, and we
request it's removal by the proper
authorities to place less likely
ty spread disease"
We find that the utmost care is
being taken by the efficient pro-
prietor of Camp Concho, or the
tent sanitarium, everything about
the Camp is kept clean, neat and
orderly, the patients and guests
of the Camp are not allowed TO
expectorate on the ground, but
are supplied with paper cups for
such purposes, which cups are
burned each day, oil refuse from
closets is burned twice week.
No bathing is permitted in the
river.
We believe this community has
made a step forward in getting
Camp Concho located near enough
to the city to draw a large per
centage of the consumptives out
of town, and yet far enough
removed and sufficiently well
managed to reduce the element
of danger from that source to
about nil. We think that DR..
Watt and his enterprise should
receive the moral support of every
member of this community.
Z. w. CoNNERLY, NJ. d.
F. Il. MAGRUDER, M. D.
f. l.. BATS, M. ID.
BOYD CoRNIcK, M. d.
S. G. PARSONS, NJ. D.
S. l.. S. SMITH, NJ. d.
G. E. MAYS, NJ. ID.
w. A. CARNEs, M. d.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08

en- Del bragte mig enbba @aper. Der
bar Repraientanter for 6 9erreber
= alle fra Rorbsit euer Sbbeit, In
gen 8eIl fra.
Mr. purions og jeg leOebe ififtepis
Msberne og bOlot iamttbig &losierz
ne / Sang. Odgen 6egbnbte meb en-
anougt og fort prGbifen = b%erefter
tom 8tbeltlusierne. - Sm Nftenen
81. 7-8a bulOtes OFentli9t Miss
iionsmsbe.
@i blep begge iua ubtrettebe, at Ri
be libIie 3 Odge matte opgipe en- al
Yibelfldsietimerne. Men bette
mebfsrte, at Ri fit opbu9et nogGe ffjulz
te Sdlenter bos be inbfsote, bpao Ri
tun fan tatte og prize Sub for.
6ber Morgen enoog fgr SCI. 7
: Iummebe bibe1eienbe Stemmer /
8aarpen. S9rlig 9jergpr9bitenen,
6ebr. II pg Saline 80 l9rte be fig.
SEQ Burger ogfaa ben Metobe, at
ldbe boer lGfe lit Stpfte, 9entdge DIT
og berpaa gengipe bets Mening meb
egne Orb. Noele er / 8egpnoelien
ffD = men aft / aft er benne Metofe
me9et frugtbur".
De iioite @ftener bolotes o9ione8z
6nrOmsber" - og mango Mano fob
ba op og 6etenbte, 9oorleoes Sub | be
8oge 6aOOe tult til beres 9ierter og
bao ON be andres Sorben.
4bifiIige betenbte ogiad, at Seius
bar beres 5relfer,og bob om at mddtz
te blipe bg6t.
,&r. DR..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08
MisIomsfanr | &inas Snbre,
8rep fra en- al Sppfiernen.

@n. at be triiteliee @9ttelier, Der
bar faaet itsrit 8etpbnine / npeite
2ib, bar ben eneelitz itotfte unioeriis
ie~tspGttelie | 1888 og 1884.
Otter at bape bert ben fore ameris
fanite 89tteliesprroitunt Woobb,
boUbs ben unse, begdoeoe Wiuioner
6. 3. Stubb Gnglanbs bebite
8olbfpiler - funbet fulb !6pile /
3roen - % Stuop, Der ituoereoe
peo Cambridge : uniOerlitetet, punot
fnort flsre af fine 8ammerater, bl.
a. Stanlep Smitb. en- anben al llnis
berIitetets bebIte Sbratsmano. =
Deb ct @fffebsmsDe for &ina Wiss
Fon9ren Macgartbp blep Stubb fac
ereben al 9anten ON 5soninsernes
Rsb, at ban - efter alporlig Spers
peielie / Bennen - beflltteoe at 81
fine &refter os fin 5ormue belt til
SeDpingemisiionen, o9 nogle 0ogs
efter msote ban berfor bos Sormans
BEN for ,3ina : Snblunb : Wisiios
men,. ppergap belle i'm tore 5ormue
til bsnrx, 0pgaD ben siimrenbe asbss
bane, iom bar BAN big | 59orelans
bet. % bah ON at blipe ubfenbt.
StanbIep Smitb befluttsbe at gre
bel famine.
Snben @frejien til bet fjerne 9eOs
nineelanb foretos be to 9enner en-
Misiipnsrejie, paientlie til be enseIs
ne % ifotffe llntperiitetsbper = oe
Ibenne bar bet, fom CAB Stsbet Ill
merfeliss os Omiiesribenbe 9Gttels
fer INFERIOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
5ra ben Reiie baterer fig for en-
Del ben nbere Stubenters Wisiionss
8epanelie / europa; og | Spers
ensifrmmli e meb gsp9geliens Sps
ffaaen - er benne itabig neje fors
bunben meb 6ebninsemisiionen.
ut to unee, rise besapebe W9ns
pilbe opsips aft for Seiu Sfplb, oq
labe fig semme ben ube 1 aino, bar
ubsrt, oa bo be to / 2sbet al tort
9ib blep til z - bporibldnbt 2 81.
fcerer, / praIf os 2 8anDiboter =
oap man benz bet bersmte Tapn.
,,Sppfiernen" en- 6%entnbninf
baobe til, bpob be forlob = @rsr
ca Riabommen - ps til, bpao b
palste: before at ftinne fom be ret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08
gsrnebjelpsbagen.

Der er / 4or begpnot en- iten Ger:
ming Oerhjemme / 6abrelanoet unoer
obenItaaenbe Napn.
Oct er ~oprinbelig en- engelif SSe,
iom bar fOrmet Jig noget anberleoes
i 0dnmarf.
Der blso fsrit taget fat / 8sben<
bdpn. Oct bar en- ~alminbelig Snos
idmling til 8ernebj9lp, og Der inhz
tom / 8~ontanter, efter at ale llb9ifz
ter peb Snbidmlingen bar betteoe,
-80,644 ar.
'Soa toe be fat / Sbenie o9 ejorbe
bet enbnu bebre Der forbolbspis enb
/ &sbenbdpn.
Siben far Belle, &anpers, So
berg os piit Fere ta9et fat paa iam=
me Sag. ga, bet gobe ION bo o9ioo
Unite.
Men fsrit fornDlig bar ri rigtiQ
foritaoet, bpori 9srnebjalpen egentz
fig beitob, ener bpilte 8srn bet bar,
Der ffuloe bi9lpes.
Den &omite, iom / asbenbapn
n1obtog be inbtomne 8aper til lib
Telling, bar M ubbelt $4,000 8r. iom
fslser:
/.
2il Snititutioner, bpis NDbanne!
ie eller rlbpioelie anies for iarbeles
snitelig, og ~iaaodnne, fom npber all
minbelis glnertenbelie for flor %
fortrinlig @irtiombeb / aft $4,000
aroner.
Sil Snititutionsr for ipgeliee,
|forismte eler panftelige 8srn e0er
meb forebpggenoe Jormaal / eli
12,400 ar.
3.
Gil Yprnebjem meb 9jemiteb
8sbenbaOn os tilgr9nienoe aommll=
ner, 4fDler pg 9ugeeituer | dli
1890 &r.
Gil 9ernebiem meb fun belpis.
men bog paienligit fsbenbapnite oe
fpeberitsbergin 8srn, grflabningsz
leg Observation-Disclosures og biperit
Il aft $500 Ser.
5iGammsn: $4,000 &r.
Der bar 100 Snititutioner, ION
anisste ON SieIp, og at bisfe ri
81 tiltenot itsrre elIer minbre Gum.
mer, flere iau brit iom 5000 8r
bper.
Si9lpen gipes altiaa lite til entel:
te 8srn eler til Sor9lbre, men alen'
ii Snitutioner eler Tprenineer, bel
paa en- eller anben Maabe taeer It
at forfsmte og ~tr9neenbe 8srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08
Se0reDet cit Ben.

81, Seius, Der fommer IN Snnber
poa bsjebe 8n9 til big ben.
gefenoer meb dn9renbe 9jerte.
ut ieg bar beoreoet n Ben.
Gn Ben, Ipm bar tro inotil 8pben,
Gn Ben, iom mig itebie par bulb,
Gn Ben, fpm par prspet / Neben :
Msr Ggte enb pureite @ulb.
!Spor tunOe, bDor tunbe jeg lntte
Sil 5riiterens lotte re Rsit
Os blptte mig FABIAN for 6jenoen,
ut, ban tunbe IGare nit BRIT!
Spor funbe, bDor tunbe jeg trante
Goa @emfdbets 6eIige Ret,
90 fette meb brsoefulot 0jerte
Zen 5%dlifbebens ifdm'lige qlet.
8, Seius, ieg life bet fatter,
5orItuor ei ben @aaoe ioa itor,
ut lea I~totteIs Sbnber FAR after
5ordgtst bit beliee Orb.
Com peber jeg itob | bet bsje,
Seq ftolsoe trpgt pda mig ielp =
% iaa bio meb Naaoen for gie,
Men Ftueb' ei @fgrunbens Spelg.
Com peber lea ponbreb / 0dlen,
Spor MenneifeH9gten ben bor.
Seq Gnbrebe ilet life 5dren
90 slemte bit burenbe Orb.
Seq pilbs, jss bifbe bet life,
Men gil bog, bpor bu ej git ben,
90 peb al be Iorefulbe 8litfe,
ut lea bar bebrspet min Den.
Saa tai bd ct Orb for mig, 6erre,
Og Ipt, bu min epise Chit,
% lab mig i Ndabe blot p1re
Som Barnet ieen peo bit 8rbit.
Der er Der fau berliet at p9rel
Sdd forofri, foa olob 90 iaa fro
Der Ipneer min Sj9l til bin 9Gre
Oe slaber fig oper i'm 9ro.
Gen Sro, at iee enbnu fan p1re
st Barn | bin beIiee Slot.
Og bet, !6erre, Srelier, lab bore
Mis mi oe | gpigbeb NOT.
g. alnper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08

f9itning.
Omtrin9 ben Sten, Tom Serren
peb oSDOItjernsn" uotditeSe / Den
afaoemiite 9eroen, er Ringene bleps
ne itsrre og itsrre. Sele ben pros
teitantiite StuOenterpera,n / Cute
ga og Qmeritu bar npot og npoer
gOot at ben me 9egejitrina fOm iaa
magtigt greb ON fig, ielO peO @lu5s
9otp og edinburgh llniOeriiteter.
% ub til !6eoningeOerbenen er bet
enc !0olo Qtabemitere efter bet onbet
9adet | oSppitjernen"s Spor.
Wlen 6eoninoerne ielp. - &dn Der
lite o9ioa bldnbt benz ipores, bpprz
leoes Ringene bliper iterre og itsrre?
SO, be iioite Nartier, bpor nupnli9
sina, Sapan og aorea er blebne uos
pe9ebe iom Wis iionsmdrter, piier, at
SUBS gpangelium, badret frem / lez
penpe 5ro, bar lin gamle Strait til
at form Soft og 6olteitag.
Ste minoit ON o&inazS nolanoz
MisIionen" qelber bet, at bens Ringe
bliper itsrre o9 itgrre. Omtring i'm
Stifter : ben nu ubIliOte 6ubion
5dplor = bar oenne Misiipn ubriz
BET Nr6eioet / ainas SnbIdnb / ben
8rao, at Der M run er nogIe fdd
propinier, hpor MisIionGrernes 6eos
Ger enonu life bar troabt.
Siben ben fore Nsb peb 8otsers
Sprsret tom ober benne MfsIion, Der
pad @runb al fit Snblunbsarbejoe
bar melt ubiat for Gorfslgelie, bar
4rbeioet taget bobbelt Start - og
efter idmitemmenbe @ibnesbbrb er
Der lioen bos &ineierne ioregaaet II
it1rtt Ching / Retning al 9iGio til
Wtisfion9rerne = og be proteitdntiife
Uiisiioner, fom life bar noeen polis
tilt aaratter, melber berfor oeioo, IT
Der er 5egn til itsrre 8ettelier inbe
Z aina.
Sra Misiion9r Montoeu Beat
damp en- al oSbbitiernen" - bar
pi = aennem 8enner - mobtdaet ct
grep of %. Marts b. u.
Mun oil af bette tunrle faa Spdr
pdd et at be Spsrgsmaal, Tom iud
bpppigt refer fig pos benz, iom bur
let MISUNDERSTANDING tanbes - CO
flutes.
Spsrgsmaalet ON: &an 9roen rios
Zig bolbe uo gennem @arene troos
Slioet berube | Gniombeben, I @ane
tunoi9beben, trobs Opsapens llopers
fommeligbeb oberfor !Sebenitobets
Mdsie.
So, ben tan boloe M. - Den
bar bolot boS Misiioner geaudamp,
6r9nber enbnu | lps Cue.
Deb Nfifebsmsbet / Qonbon - a.
5ebruar 1885 - ubtalte 8eau6amp
bl. a.: oSe9 fan life tro onoet, enb
at mango al cher piloe fslge meb os,
ON 5 ret tunbe faa Gjet op for ben
0erli9beo, Der ligser / at mobtaee ct
iaobant Gdlb. Selp bar ban tat
remmelie for, at !Serren bapoe ostet
ham pGrbie til at ubeaa til ct frems
meb 2anb meb Gpaneeliet ON ben
t~rofaite Seius og ON ben 5aber, Der
befrier fra 0erbens getpmringer os
Soreer.
Chen ba er Ipunben omtrent 20
Qar - be panltelige geepnoeraar -
pe be boaroe 5orfsleeli ems Sioer.
Msn 9eauhamps Sro bar life afld=
bet.
5 ct 9rep, bateret ,,9ina Snolano
Wfsiion", auei 5u, pia S'6sns, %.
Starts 1904, itriper Montasu geaus
damp 81. a.:
,,9ae be prspeIier oe getDmrin~
ger, fom bang fammen mso min
5fptnius fra Staiionen i &fpar
guon*) iibife 5oraar, er / operfls=
biet Waal bl.pen mig sobtsirrt, mer
boob Sub bar label mig Re / benne
fulbitanbiee me 4rbejbsmart. - -
Seq bar paa Snobnoelfe fra inbfsbte
tommen til Miao Yutfao - en8jsrss
2onbsbp, bpor geboerne baObe fcra
get for ct !6us til mig. Men ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08

y SIR. 8eau6omp blep | 1903
fIpttet fra afpap guam til auei
5u, Der lis9er 20 0ussreiier
laneere inbe / 2onOet, peb
OanstiesGlobsns norbre greo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08
perIer q q = = .

gn Samlins uf be bebite llbtalelier
df be meit tenbte 5urfattere.
0eb Sisurb Mnfer. :
Snbolb: Sub og Me%lieionen.-
2ipet og Mennef fene. = Manben.-
apinben.- Sjemmet og @srnem.-
@enffab os &9rligbeb.- Naturen pe
8uniten. - Siben cg gpisbeben.
lao Siber.
s elegant ginb os meb @ulbfnit.
Nebfat iii 40 Gents.
Danifb2utb. publ. 9puie, Blair. R.b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08

Nu ansadenoe ben 10 Doees 8ibel-
itOle.
5erif maa bet %erinores, at fer fun
bar arbejbet | Sc Maaneber. Oh
lieepel tom Soft ps opeap Iaalebes al
'feirs beres NDtaarsfeit.
Ser Tom 1870 M9rb. Hogts
blep Der ale 10 Ooee = og msbte
til bper eneite at be 5 baeliee Sinner,
Oe fleite tom ube fra 2anoet = noglt
boebe enoog $50 Mil borte. De BE.
talte ale beres eene l1bgifter, fdd'
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-02-26
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Mrs. Metcalf Of Drayton is spending d
few days in the city, the guest Of her SIS
ter, Mrs. I. D. Wallace.
"A bus load went over to Emerson Of
Tuesday evening to a party given BY Mrs
Vanworth, and all report q pleasant ev
ening and q fine sleigh ride. u D
Miss Nellie Parker Of this city was ov.
er at Cavalier visiting her, sister, Miss
Grace. teacher in the schools there, who
was threatened with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wallace entertained
at an informal dinner last Thursday even.
ing and again this week on. Wednesday
evening, at an enjoyable finch party.
Four tables were played, and 1t late
hour a sumptuous lunch was served
from the card tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wilkins gave a
pretty dinner Tuesday evening to tew
Of their intimate friends. the occasion be-
ing the christening of their little 1daufht-
er. Ruth. Mr.. land Mrs. wilkins, Sr.; Of
Drayton, came up for the happy event,
and will stay and visit friends over Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Full entertained
Wednesday night with charming finch
party. The numerous affairs lately given
at which finch has been used as source
Of entertainment, speak for themselves
as to its popularity. Near midnight
very dainty course Of refreshments w, re
served. @ .
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-02-26
A Peculiar Case.

Before the lands were surveyed in this
valley there was trail from Winnipeg
along the Red river to its source. Its
limits were but poorly defined, but gen.
orally ran from point to point of the
bends OF the river. On this side of the
line there have been decisions of the
courts that such road did not make a
highway. and in most cases the present
roadway has been made to conform to
the section lines, as being the best for
all. Over in Manitoba, however, the
Hudson Bay Company, with their usual
foresight, made out to the Dominion
government that they had some sort OF
vested rights to this old trail, and so the
government gave them, in lieu Of the old
trail Ia strip of land one hundred and
fifty feet in width, running from the
boundary to Winnipeg. As the land has
since been surveyed and settled, nobody
has paid any attention to this strip, but
it crosses through the town of West En-.
erson and thence across somebody's
farms all of the way Of the IS miles to
Winnipeg. It is probable that the mat.
ter will be finally fixed up by the govern,
ment, but at present it is annoying and
makes bad flaws on the titles Of owner.
over whose property the supposed
highway" passes. We have Away.
been glad that we did not have any Hud
son Bay Company on this side Of th,
line. ss
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-02-26
A Big Enterprise.

Emerson people are expecting consid-
cradle improvements and increased bust
ness during the next season, due in part
to its railroad facilities, present and pros.
pective. A wholesale business house is
also assured. A greater matter, how
ever, is the proposed improvement of the
water power OF the Roseau river. Back
from the Red river and distant about 16
miles from Dominion City and "a miles
Tram Emerson, there is steep fall in the
Roseau river Of altogether 275 feet, with
steep banks for all the distance. A COM
pany has been organized with capital
OF $1,000 to make these improvements.
The material is now being gathered to
build a Is foot dam to begin with, which
is expected to develop 5000 horse pow
er. This will be converted into electric
ity and will be taken to new flour mills
to be built near the presen. or coming
tracks OF the railway. Electric light and
perhaps power will also be-, brought to
Emerson-and then how our neighbors
will shine. Anyway, Emerson has evil
IDENTIFY commenced new era in her ex-
istence, she has funded her outstanding
debt at the rate of 33c on the dollar and
will soon go out of the hands Of re-
ceiver, where she has been for dozen
years or so, and will proceed to elect a
new city government, which will be in a
position to go some. We hope that the
dreams that doomed Emerson in the
early sos are about to become realities,
at least in part.