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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-11
REGULATE FOOT TRAFFIC.
Pedestrians Cross Chicago Street.
When "Cops" Blow Whistles.

Chicago. Dec. ia plan to regulate
pedestrian traffic in the downtown dis
trict by policemen's whistles was pur
into effect. Instead of lodging be
tween cars and vehicles no one will be-
allowed to cross a street until the sig
nal is given
The test indicates that the plan wher
1t becomes familiar to the public vii
he a success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-11

For Keasby-8:2S o. m. and every
- minutes until $40 p m Then every
~ minutes until 11:4O.
For Rahway-:6G r. IN. aud every -
minutes until II :30 .. IN.
Fol- Poynson Beach-s:oo q m ana
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-11

enough; pTOgfe ssIVem eaSure are The stuff, and we
Will have them here, with old age pen sions for the sharps whove grown
to- odt to play their harps, and always played by a with sorrow and dis
may note the female angels do not vote-no wonder they feel CALLED;
be recalled" Thus spake the statesman, and the sky was ringing with the
seraphs' cry, who weaed of their yoke; their gentle souls with wrath
were warm and they were bound to have reform-jut then your uncle
woke.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
Mms Der Mm9e9eno.
@pl6 Spriug.
@ohm. P. Eaulinu5, .. g.

@phm. P. Naldinus, .. g. g.,
BON ct. Saul erltottete anfungs Ser
@ofe bier leiner Shtpei tier, Ser 6rou
Otto @oli einen miQfonmere1 Sc
lu6. = Serr uno 6rau Mif. Seller
un0 Sodter gpo paren lebte @ofe
in 9ittle Tans, no tie Ser ebrm.
Shlpeter stepens, >. g. S, elmer
Iodter Ser 6amilie Setter, melde
ernitIi4 erfranft lit, einet1 8elud err
Itatteten. = 6omilie Sobn @oden
mobnte ser Montag oergongener $50
DIE in 81 Mortin gefeierten gol0enen
5od5eit oes Sobn Sdlif nn0 Satin
Bel. Trou @oden lit cine Sodter seq
g%oloenen gbepoares. = Mnton &am=
nrermeper, pelder iid Bel Ser Mrbeit
in Ser bieiigen 8ru11erei eine Ser
letung 5u5og, lit pie6er iomet berge=
ltent, BOP er ieiner Sagesurbeit nod
geben fann. = Nif. &umrmer uno
6rau BON MinneapoIis maren bier
iiber gonntog Bel ser &ummer's ST.
milie gu @aite. = SEQ &eisler uno
Trau eritnttete1t in &idor0ton, e.
g., einen pertpanoi9aftliden 8eiud).
= 8roumeifter @atgen @ermanut nrr6
@ottin mobnten lebte @ode in G0en
Bonep ser @od5eit 6es @m. Meut=
Ting NIT SRI. @utbnrinn @o6l bei. =
Serb. Neters belt iih lebte ISOLDE eli
nige Sage in ct: Saul nuf' no er oas
bier gelegene @olbs @igentbum, 0as
ougenblidli9 BON 81. @ogt betpobnt
lit, fdufIih in ieinen 8eiib bradte.
6. 90. @iGep 1T bon Sort @ortb,
Serns, bier ei%ngetroffen, lint IN 6teier
@egeno feline sommer=6erien gu oer-
bringer.
81. Rartin.
1as letner seltenbeit pegen I'M
10 id0nere Sell ser gol6enen &od5eit
feierter am Montng pergangener $50
de in ct. mortin @err Sobn @dlid
u1b feline ebrmertbe @atttn.. Mn. er,
iter @tene tpur6e sem 6em SSl1belpoare
beoeutungsoonen Gage 6ltr@ feierliz
den @ottesoienit Me6nurg getragen,
pobei sic SubiIante1 SEN Dor 50 Sob,
rem g%eifIoiTener gbebuno er1reuerte1
un5 nit sen ortpeier1er 8ertporote1t
gum Glide Beg Germ gneen: !. BAD
ser firdIiden Geier fano i'm 5oue
oes QolDenen S~a1be1ponres I'M tratter'
arei'e bon Iieben Berpon6ter rrtb gu.
ten 6reunoen 5ns !5o95eitsfe3 ftaH;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

oeslelben maren Sic &in0er beltens
pom bodm'iten @err Abte Neter On
qel, .. g. g, un0 letrem unern1l1o=
liten Miiiterten, Sem bo9m. z.
s(t6anaiius, 8. g. g., porbereitet.
Sem bohm'iten @errn 8lidof olll=
itirten BEL 0ieler Sunftion Ste bo41p.
geneoictiner @ermunn, Mtbunal ins,
2eanoer, Simot6eus u10 ST.. @en0e=
lin, >. g. g. A1h ser 6irmung
hielt Ser bod)rp'ite SEER 8ilhof eine
berrlide Mnre0e an Sic Tirmlinge
iiber Sic 8ur0e ser Sugen0 ser bl.
Meinigfeit un6 sic Mittel, oielelbe gu
%bemabrer.
3 3us oiesiG5rige Nntronsfeit Ser
DOM bodm. P. 8regor, 3. g. g., in
Mid1mono paitorirten ct. Setter &
Nolrls @emein0e mur6e gil einem gar5
beion0ers ieierlihen burd Sic @egen=
mart 6es bohm'lten 8iidofs Srnbec,
Sem om 6reitog, 1em Gage bot Sem
YotronsfeIte, ein feierlider gmpfang
burh sic Tirmlinge u. Sen in Ser @e=
mein0e ~beitebenoen Sunglings= mie
MannerDerein bereitet mur0e un0
Ser in ser Stride ser Menidenmenge
Sen bii90fli9en Segen ertbeilte. 6ret=
tag Mo9mittag nabm ser 0berbirte
Sic Eriifung Ser Sirmlinge, oeren
iiber 200 an ser 3abl, Dor, Sic groBe
3ufrieoenbeit gnb. Mm Morgen oes
6eites Ser Mpoitelfuriten Hetrns uro
Noulus empfinger sic 6irmlinge aus
ser @on0 oes @errn giidofs Bel Der
Inn Z ltbr DON ibm geleIenen FL. Melle
sic @ommunion. Inn 9 ubr mar
feierIi9es @odomt, celebrirt pom
bofnu. P. @regor, 3. g. g., mobei
bodm. P. 2oren5, .. g. g., Ser auf
Sic Geftpreoigt bielt, un0 bodm. P.
&bilipp BON 6ormirg oIititirten. Nad)
Sem Mmte ipenoete Ger giidof Sic
sSirmung u1to bielt on Die 6irmlinge
uno an sic @enretr1oe, Sic gnn5 bertre=
ten mor, cine einoringlide Nreoigt
lber sic Meinbeit seq Ser5ens unS
5eigte, mie oieielbe gu erbalten lei.
@egen 5 rbr perobldieoete fid Ser
0berbirte gu ieiner @eiie nod ct.
Sobns, mobi1 linn hodpp. P. @resor
6os @brengeleite gab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
bemobnen0en Sobne eingetroiien.
WnDn.

gu gbren ibrer 6reunoin, Ser Got
tin 0es @errn 6ranf Sins Don Sos
9lngeles, Gol., oeranitulteten lette11
Gonnerltag 6rau Geo. 8. Goienber=
ger un0 Montug 6rau Nif. 9ambert
in ct. CLOUD cine nette unterbal=
tung, nobel li9 6rau Gins mie ebe=
Sem, ols lie nod in ct. Glpuo mobn=
tie, mie0er unter SEN 6reunoinnen 10
redt 5u @aule fiihlte. - l1niere Nolt=
office iol elmer Nad)ridt Don @aib=
ington 5ufolge ~fur0erbin ulS eine
gporbunf=SHice 6ienen. = @err uno
Grau Mnton Nlantenberg, melde iid
lette ISOLDE in ser &~ntbeorale gegen=
ieitig ontruuen lieBer, perbringen sic
eri ten Gage 6es gbelebens bier an
SEN 1d0nen Safes, mo- ibnen Sonntag
cine Mn5abl DON 6reun0en uno
6reunoinnen lire Mufmartung mad=
te.
| 6arming.
Socob Moier fat leine in Sic lem
Sorpn gelegene 6arm obne Sen &C.
treioeaufmuhs Sem Soiepb &unitle=
BEN BON ct. Martin fir sic Summe
BON $4,000 fduflih iiberlnien. Sc
lit 6ies eine ser id0niten rn5 ergie=
biaIten fSarn1er niht blos I'm Comm
6orming ion6ern in gon5 stearns
@ountp. = Bernb. Sbien bon @i1=
mono iiberroidte an sonntag feline
bieiigen Greun6e nit einem 8eiud.
= Die Somilie @m. 6rie0erids bon
Minneapolis mar lette @ode bier
Bel Ser Tamtlie s. &amler gu @oite.
= Sobn 8loms, tpelher lebte ISOLDE
aus SEM 81. @apboels Soipitu1 beim-
geboIt tpur6e, gebt unter ser miitter-
Iiden 3flege uuf iiderem @ege lang
iam elmer onideinenoen geTerung
entgegen. = @odu. Hfarrer, p.
Gbilipp, .. g. g., begob iiA Dienz
1tdg nab ct. @lolD gum Be11t6 1let-
rrer M11tter, Ser @ittrpe elite 8ab.
rter.
Saepbs &rairie.
5rou Sacob 8ririus un5 Rin5er
befin5er1 iidp in .8udnon, morriion
Go,1utp, mo Ser 8eiud brer @dme-
fter Agres gilt. SSobn s4noit uor
in Gate George mo- CT: i{ei11e erfronfte
s@meiter beiudte, -&einri@ Meins
unb grnu .hntten Counting Dor 8 90,
gen Elm. .idt6nes- 5amiliemfeft, tpo5u
Die rerfte 4outrrlrtion ibrer So4ter
Gneliroa 8eronlaIlrng gub. =
f@epg SSoo ur6 feline sd,pefter anno
SsSna> bon ct. Mnrtii1 tporet1 bier o,t'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
einige Gage Bel SCI Camille 5acob
gririu5 5u @aite.
ct. Mnthpnn.

Gum Better lt1i erer ct. Mntonirs=
Stride miro ont 4. Suit, Sem Natio=
n%alfelttage, Elm Gemein0eTelt began=
gen, SIT Oelien &orbereiturg Sung
nnD 9llt in id0nlter @ormonie nit
chamber gemetteifert boben. Bab=
reno oes Cages mir0 5os &opaIton
Srd)eiter Sic Muitf auf 0em Geitplnte
liefern. Nodmittags 3 l1br mer0el1
ct. &oia un6 ct. Mnhonp elm 8on=
lpiel auffii6ren un5 fir lonitige Ser
gniigen unb grfriidungen oQer Mrt
lit Bel tens Gorge %getragen. Sober lit
gu 5ieler Teier freun6lidit eingela=
Sen. = Sos. Ma0er perianSte cine
gi11ielrbobnmagenlaSung gieb na9
Siio=St. Saul. = Sim Montag trof
bier sic Na9ridt Elm, 6oB sic Bel
8ird Safe mobnbofte alte 6rau Bob~
fenberg in Ser Sonntag Modt geitor=
zen lei. Sic geer6igung fano Mitt=
pod in @ar0 spring itatt; ale bier
mobnen6en Gerpanoten ser 9abinge=
idieoenen mobnten ser 8eer5igung
BEL. M0ge iie ruben in 6rieoen!
Hetp Mnnidl.
Iuf gum @ierten na9 Seem
Munid, mir6 am MationaIen 6eit=
tage sic Narole iein. Ser sinn fir
6eitlidfeiten lit nirgen6mo BETTER Der
treten als eben in Seem Munidt uno
0iele @ebouptung miro iid obermals
oieie ISOLDE Gonneritag beitatigen.
- @6. &a er%i tattete lebte ISOLDE
@ermonoten ur1 Greunoer in 81.
@lol10 un6 ToleD ieinen BeIud. =
s. S. Gerbaar u1S Gamilie moren
Conner ltag tn Sauf Centre.
@psepe.
8oumateriolbGnoler 5bomus 5auer
modte letten Donneritog in 8egIei=
tung ieines in ct. GIouo mobnenoen
8ru6ers @onro6 einer1 Mbftefer nod
Heo Sdte Sdus, 100 be1oe f1d) IN
9anointereiIen umiaben uno ooieIbit
Sic beiten Musii9ter fir cine CUTE
@rnte oorfan6en. >Montag febrte
@err gauer tpteoer in ieinen SAINT,
Iienfreis 5urif. -Mid. Binenbring,
nelder bier 6te Stene 6es Beiaer-
fdufers ser @argin glepotor So.
ibernommen bat. lit NIT GamiIie
bon @i4mono etngetrofen uno Fat
ii@ bereits bd1.sli9 eingeridtet. =
Soiepb @1tnitleben aus Sem Sotpn
3ior bat Ole i'm Sotpt, 5arnring &C.
legene Soeob @ofer Gorm fit TO-
900 fddufli@ in feinen 8efb gebrodt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

einem perman0ti9aftliden Sci u9 err
martet. - Gum Sobannesfeite botten
iid in Ser 6omilie Mett gertpan0te
ur0 6reu0e oes Sobn geett len. ur0
6es Sobn Mett if. eingefunoen, 6ie
ibrer mabren 3uneigung un0 6reuno=
idoft in SEN oufridtigiten Namen5=
tugmunifen Mus0rud perlieben.
- 9err Nic. Mob5 len. lit nah meb=
rere Gage langem 8eiude bel Ser
manote1 in St. Glpu0 am Montog
bier bel ieirem Sic alte @eimitatte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

0as sur gntbietrng Ser ber5liditen
@liidmiinlde beitens benubt mur0e.
nn0 nit al 0ieien FROZEN @difen
miinidt auh Ser uNoroitern" Sem
@err1 Sdlid un0 ieiner nertben Got
tin, 0oB e5 beioen perg0nnt iein mo-
&c, nad meiteren 5ebn Sabren u11ge-
triibten Gbegliids sic oiomontene
@od5eit bei gutter @eiunobeit bege=
ben SIT f0nnen. = 2ie 6omilie 6es
Gortp : &egiitrars Sobn Sang bon
ct. Glou0 Miro am i. Suit bier gu
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29
Resolutions of Coincidence.


At regular communication of Penn.
bina Chapter NJ. Al, Order of the East.
ern Star. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased the Great Ar
chitect of the Universe to oall from this
earthly sphere, to the new Jerusalem,
that city not made with hands, Allan
Heneman, beloved son of sister and
brother Heneman.
Resolved it is fitting that while bowlng
with humble submission to the will of
the most High, we extend to the bereav.
ed mother, father and family our heart
felt love and sympathy in this their hour
of sorrow,
He has gone "beyond the smiling and
the weeping" of earth, and will be wait
ing to greet them in that celestial abode,
eternal in the Heavens.
Resolved that copy of the above be
spread upon the minutes of this Chppter
and a copy thereof be transmitted to
sister and brother Heneman and family
LULU G. THOMPSON.
ANNA ATKINSON,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29
County News

In. Ferch has re-opened his store at
Glasston.
Cashier LIE Page of Walhalla has the
pneumonia.
G. j. Thordarson prosperous farmer
of Gardar is dead.
j. T. Briden of Walhalla is recovering
from serious illness.
Judge Murphy of Neche has gone to
California visiting.
b. F. Walters has again taken a job
with R. R. Stull of Cavalier.
Mrs. II. Leighton of Hamilton is at a
Grand Forks hospital for treatment.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
F. A. Fielder of Bathgate, March 9Th.
Mrs. I. A. Burley of Cavalier is recov.
ering from rather long siege of illness
Miss Lou Reese of Crystal and John
Bryce of Leyden have united in MARI.
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Whelan have sold
their Indiana farm and returned to
Hamilton.
Fred Tongue, who was employed on
the Soulier farm near Neche, died week
ago Friday.
Miss Lucille O'Brien of Noche was op.
Grated on al Winnipeg last week and il
recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Thompson Of st
Thomas are of for trip to Europe fol
four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Paxman have ar
rived home at Hamilton from winters
stay in California.
Miss Lena Marquardt and Edward
Bouvette we're married at Walhalla and
will live in Minneapolis.
Donald Mcdonald of Crystal and Mis-.
Jennie Paterson Of Hensel were married
by Judge Wick, March 10th.
8. sveinson. Mrs. VIM. Page and hel
son, Of Hamilton are pneumonis patients
but are all getting better.
jim. Mollers who ran store at Cava
her, has taken his goods to Hoople anG
viii run the Peoples Supply store.
Little Robbie stesrns Of Walhall,
while playing, struck his little sistel
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29
Subscription Rates .ad Te.~s.

The PIONEER EXPRESS 10 sent only on
the direct order of subscribers. and is
continued until ordered stopped and all
arrearages paid.
The rate of subscription is alike to all.
20N v- year. Subscribers paying in ad-
vance have the choice of several premiam
Sapers I'm addition.
Sample" or marked copies" are sent
10 complimentary only. and while we de.
sire them to be considered as invitations
10 subscribe. they viii not be continued
except upon request.
The PIONEER EXPRESS is the best ad
vestising medium Ii. the county. having
more general circulation than any
other raper. Card of rates sent on ap-
dlication.
Entered at the postoffice at Pembina as
second class mail matter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29
It'll a. axs .ad nearly out q The 81

nth An axe and nearly ont q the big
toe.
Editor Wood Va reelected g clerk
over ct Hamilton. but had enough OPP
position to make him sore and scold ab-
out it. .,,.
Attorney Z. p, Mors has sold his
business at Drayton to q. Steenson Of
Hanna. Mr.. Morsen viii probably move
to the northwest.
8. o Soper Of the st Hillaire Co. il
to leave Crystal and take charge OF the
yard at Grafton. Mr.. soper has been q
useful citizen and Crystal regrets his
move.
Floyd Young Of N.che while attempt.
ing to cut limb from q tree, the axe
slipped and cut . long cash in his throat.
1t took several stitches to close up the
wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Anderson who 70.
Gently returned to Hamilton from Texas,
have gone to Winnipeg where Mrs. An
derson expects to undergo an operation
for an old trouble.
Mrs. r. s. Weittmeier returned to her
home in Culbertson, Mont. last week
from Cavalier, where she has been since
December with her mother, Mrs. Bur.
ley, who has been i'll for some weeks.
John Mayer, and his sister Miss En-
nestine Mayer, are expected home at
Walhalla from Arkansas Hot springs
soon. John is reported as oeing well
but Miss Mayors health is rather poor.
Robert Basken. formerly Of Carlisle
was 10 Bathgate last week He was &C.
companied by E. D. Sandum whose COM
pany own controlling interest in the
-four mill and who are thinking Of put
ting in operation some time later.
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weSdiaf q enerss..

WVOOt8 ~ 6D9t1O0e59- A.Ss55s
A quiet and pretty wedding Vas that
OF Percy B. Tussin, Of Winnipeg 20 Min
Juanita L. Badgley, st the homo Of ths
brides parents here. Wednesday even
ing 10th inst. Only few guests ont.
side the relatives Of the family were
present. The bride vas given away By
her father, and looked very pretty in !
dress Of white satin, her only attendant
being her sister, Mrs. DRY McGregor Of
Penticton, B. G. the couple took the
N. P. for Winnipeg. from there they pro.
ced to England, Belgium and Germany
on an extended tour after which they
return to Winnipeg where the groom is
the efficien9 chief food ,nspector.-Em.
erson Journal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29
High School Entertalnment.

The high school literary gave good
entertainment before a large audience
on Wednesday evening. A recitation BY
Charles Busch "Nein;" Song BY the
class IN Dutch. Instrumental music
and the School News" by Ted Ward.
we'll and Vernon Thompson were prin.
cipal features Of the literary part, clos.
ing with interesting experiments witt
the electrical machine by the class il
physics. From the News we take the
following by an author whose name may
not be given except that it means some
thing fierce"
THE LITTLE SPELLING BEE.
It's said that Mr.. Curtis
Hes new bee in his bonnet,
He thinks it is spelling bee,
He's gone quite daft upon it.
How doth the little spelling B
Behave itself these days,
While high school pupils, great and
small
Attempt to learn his ways.
Perhaps you think that you can spell
An easy word like "through";
Up jumps the little spelling B
And hollers 'stung" at you.
Oh, busy little spelling B,
Do cease your buzzlng strife;
Return this tlresome ''simplified"
Back to the simple life.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29
MARKET REPORT.

| | |
= =: : ]
Elevator Co.
Saturday ...... 95 93 69 IS rs
Monday ....... 96| "a sol S6 II
Iuesda-. 96I 94| sol 86 II
Thursday. ,.... 9s| 81 so So n n
Barley 1854. Oats As. Flax l.91.
Palm Sunday.
The ice crop has been about all har-
vested.
Don't forget the play next week at
the City Hall.
Drayton had "Good Roads, meeting
on Wednesday.
Regular meeting of city council on
Monday evening.
The two sick children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Feldman are improving.
Pembina has the humps and toilette
has the whooping cough.
For an account of the city election
last week read the proceedings of the
city council in this issue.
Judge Kneeshaw arrived home on
Saturday from his Florida trip. Miss
Hazel will remain some weeks in the
south.
DR.. Stearns lecture at City Hall last
Friday had a fair sized and appreciative
audience. The stereopticon views we're
very fine.
Annie Gill has resigned her position
in the drug store here and accepted the
management of the Northwestern Tele-
phone Exchange.
Misses Marjorie and Edith Wardwell
and Mrs. J. T. Cockburn are expected
to spend Sunday and the week following
at the parental home in this city.
A girl compositor, or 1.-TWO. thirds
boy at the printing trade can get per-
manent position at this Office. Apply,
stating experience and wages waited.
Henry Moorhead is building house
on his homestead and is assisted by An
dy Carron and Shep Moorhead.-Zipple
correspondent to the Warroad Pioneer.
r. 81. Stull the Cavalier implement
man, spent couple of days here this
week-repairing his auto. Sam Ardies
and Oscar Sonderman were assisting
him.
Sandy McFadden of Walhalla came
through here this week with yoke of
oxen he had purchased over on the ko-
seau. Sandy is going back to first prin-
ciples in farming.
Born, in Cavalier, Saturday, March
18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Branchaud, a
son. Mother and child doing well-and
papa Branchaud is exceedingly happy.
Cavalier Chronicle.
The Fargo Forum had a special from
Jamestown that said that the Midland
railroad had $1,000 ties on the way and
that they were buying right-of-way pro.
perry through the city.
A little snow and then rain on Tues.
day, but all dry again with the warm
days following. but considerably colder
on Thursday. A continuance of the
hne weather would start the harrows
going in another week.
The high school basket ball team bea,
b the. Grafton Martin team on Saturday
evening BY score OLA to 9. The Graf
\ ton boyes we're gond players and played
hard but the Pembina team showed bet
III Practice Two 81 the Grafton team
heionesd ~ the high school Il am. which
\ distanded. The Pembins boys 8,
Thomas tomorrow TO ! match tina
a hsen called o6 several times 70
siious rsasoas. s4
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Nlneteen Miles q Second.

without jar, shock or disturbance, is
the awful speed Of our earth through
space. We wonder at such ease of nat.
ure's movement, and SO do those who
take DR.. Kings New Life Pills. No
gripping, no distress, just thorough work
that brings good health and fine feel.
ingA 25cts at the City Pharmacy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

A girl compositor, or ''two. thirds
boy at the printing trade can get per-
manent position at this Office. Apply,
stating experience and wages waited.
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Henry Moorhead is building house
on his homestead and is assisted by An
dy Carron and Shop Moorhead.-Zipple
correspondent to the Warroad Pioneer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

Misses Marjorie and Edith Wardwell
and Mrs. J. T. Cockburn are expected
to spend Sunday and the week following
at the parental home in this city.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

r. b. Stull the Cavalier implement
man, spent couple of days here this
week-repairing his auto. Sam Ardies
and Oscar Sonderman were assisting
him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

A little snow and then rain on Tues
day, but all dry again with the warm
days following. but considerably colder
on Thursday. A continuance of the
fine weather would start the harrows
going in another week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

Judge Kneeshaw arrived home on
Saturday from his Florida trip. Miss
Hazel will remain some weeks in the
south.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

Annie Gill has resigned her position
in the drug store here and accepted the
management of the Northwestern Tele-
phone Exchange.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

Ice by the load, o. packed in ice houl
for the. summer, phone 10.
, N. g. PATTERSON.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

For an account of the city election
last week read the proceedings of the
city council in this issue.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

The play "Dust of the Earth" which
has been in rehearsal for some time BY
ten OF the local young people, will be
placed on the stage at City Hall some
day OF Easter week, not yet fixed. The
play is under the auspices and for the
benefit of the Episcopal church.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

The Fargo Forum had q special from
jamestown that said that the Midland
railroad had $1,000 ties on the way and
that they were buying right-of-way pro.
perty through the city.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

Sandy McFadden of Walhalla came
through here this week with yoke of
oxen he had purchased over on the ko-
seau. Sandy is going back to first prin-
ciples in farming.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

The whatsoever class of the NJ. E.
Sunday school will give two programs
on Saturday next, March 30th, at the
home OF Mrs. Pascoe. Afternoon, 3 to S;
evening $50 to 9. Admission to each
program, including refreshments, 15c.
MI. and Mrs. F. NJ. King, Mr.and Mrs.
II. G. Myrick ST., Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
McDougal Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Thomp.
son made up dinner party at Walter
Welford's Tuesday. The evening was
spent in conversation and cards very
pleasantly.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

Born, in Cavalier, Saturday, March
10th, to MIR. and Mrs. r. Branchaud, a
son. Mother and child doing well-and
papa Branchaud is exceedingly happy.
Cavalier Chronicle.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

DR.. Stearns lecture at City Hall last
Friday had a fair sized and appreciative
audience. The stereopticon views we're
very fine.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

Barley 55-S4. Oats As. Flax l.91.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

Pembina has the humps and toilette
has the whooping cough.