pembina

[ pem-buh-nuh, pem-bee- ]

/ ˈpɛm bə nə, pɛmˈbi- /

highbush cranberry.

Origin of pembina

1750–60; earlier panbina, pemine < Canadian French (now spelling pimbina) < Cree ni·pimina·na, plural of ni·pimina·n, a derivative with -min- berry

Luckily, all three were known to me, as I discovered when I reached Pembina.

Lords of the North |A. C. Laut
As soon as the second brigade arrives, they will be sent on to Pembina.

South from Hudson Bay |E. C. [Ethel Claire] Brill
The highway crosses the Pembina River, which in dry seasons is likely to appear more like mud than water.

North Dakota |Various
They remained that and the next day, and on the third day all moved for Pembina.

Personal Memoirs Of A Residence Of Thirty Years With The Indian Tribes On The American Frontiers |Henry Rowe Schoolcraft

Several of the Pembina carts purchased by Dr. Borup arrived in camp to-day.

The Life of Isaac Ingalls Stevens, Volume I (of 2) |Hazard Stevens