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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-10-26

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~ IN ~ ! - y itstins nc i
Mo- u tvo u I6ss r. this week lm,lu,,cch
better and non f6utof danger. Il r
The thermometse for the week com.
mencing Oct 18th 70 Oct. sd, including
both days, 3ol degrees. The coolest tiay
the 18th q e degrees. The warmest was
the 18th 1t 50 degrees.
There is considerable growling here
about the deficiency Of two cent postage
stamps Two'one-cent stamps look any.
thing but neat on a small missiye. I'm.
Gle Sam wants to hurry up his stamp ma.
chine.
yCommissary Sergeant Newton who re-
lieved Sergeant Ryan is sick in hospital.
Since his arrival amongst us his duties
have been Carefully executed by our
post sergeant major, Corporal Connolly Of
"S" Co.
In the-late rifle contest at Fort Smell.
ing the Department Of Dakota team came
in second, that Of Missouri first, De-
part,nent Of Platte third, while Texas
brings up the rear
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1915
Church Eo.,-

The boundaries of the p.csavtcIw Of
Pembina were enlarged bY tie Svu,d os
Minnesota during its recent session 1T
Duluth. 1t now inrin !es onc-!lnlf %:
North Dakota, embracing Grand Forks
and all of the DEVILS Lahcren,n..y. This
.change increases the territory Of the
Presbytery of Penbina also. the num-
Der of its churches, minister's AMI CONF
municants.
In reference to t,la double .l:saan,;nt.
mcnt of the people at the Prcshytcri:;a
church during my absence Mt Synod,
made positive arrangements with other
ministerial brethren for the supply ofmv
pulpit on both those occasions. The
brethren may hayc had gno. REASONS for
their failures, but with them rests the re-
sponsibility Of failure. vii! occupy NV
pulpit myself %. 81 next s:;!,ia.!, ut ii
a. IN. and 7.3o y. m.
Ri. G."ar*EAl, Pastor.
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HAMILTON.
Wheat 80 cents.

Wheat 80 cents.
Mr.. Barlow is building Il dwelling i,ous,
on Third street.
The Hamilton, Pembina and Cavilee,
stage and express line, under Mr.
Thos. Connclls efficient management, il
81 success.
Out. a few OF the hnrs have gone
con eng he last few days. and what i:
Verv unusual in such cases, much a.u;ns
Their will.
/ a. Mclean 81 Chisholm, have pu.
chased a. G. Nichols lumber yard ana
wi! continue the business i'm The same
premises.
Mr.. ii. Weber has rented A. Peter.
sons house OH Third street, and " III his
genial wife will commence house keen.
ing at once.
Jack Taylor who has been spending Il
few months at his summer residence
slewone, is now helping Geo. Glass in the
harness shop.
Mr.. shcldon's handsome dwelling i.
completed. and the reason Mr.. S. looks
SO happy is that Mrs. Sheldon will be
here in a few DAYS.
jim McGruer was in town for short
time last week. jim is one Of the most
boiled UP men you ever saw. Anv of
Your readers ktow' ny ola sure cure for
boils, wi con fer a favor bvsend:ny t;,e.r
address to him.
Our popular postmaster, d. McGruer,
is bound to lead in his line of business
and is laying in an immense stock oftovs,
dolls, albums, work boxes, mits, candies
and the largest stock of tally in the north
west-see advertisement.
A desperate attempt at safe-breakiny
occurred here a few days ago. Mr.. Falk,
acting agent at the depot, in closing the
door of the safe forgot to remove his
thumb and the result was most decided
"mash." The safe don't seem much the
worse, bat its the saddest looking thumb
in town.
A number of complaints having lately
been made to Justice Mclean, in refer
encc to Sabbath dissertation, Mr.. Nc
Lean wishes it to be distinctly under
stood, that the next complaint that is
made the law will be allowed to take its
course without respect Of persons. as the
penalty for this oM nee IS very heavy, and
it would be wei! for lhuse-and their
name is legion-who hold loose IDEAS
on this subject to govern themselves
1t appears asthougl the gentle remin-
der given afew wee. ago ~ reference
to the state of our pub c st.s1noi, Was
scarcely strong enoas,. That e
some of them seq ce'y able to
walk, should be con,pe led 10 cl,nbe- up
not less than three feet 10 -carn s..e door.
is a disgrace to the management, and i.
there are no funls thai cotlll be used f..
such purpose, / would su, .est thar
eithera collection be taken up a. the
church service or some one c.rru'a,e
list.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that an ANNA
election will be held at the polling
places in the various townships of Penn
bina county for the election of :hc in!o,:-
ing officers:
One county auditor.
One county commissioner for the .s.i.t
commissioner district,
One county commissioner for the fourth
commissioner district.
One county commissioners for the fifth
commissioner district.
Said election to take place, Tuesday,
Nov. 9th, 1888.
J. II. Bird,
1913 Go. Auditor
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Business 1oc als.
Full line Of new hoods at Yerx..'s.
Clothing from the best manufacturer

Full line Of new hoods at Yerw,'s.
Clothing from the best manufacturers
at Yerxa's. e,
See the cheap line of overcoats at the
e. o. p. CHI.
= Buy your boots and shoes where YOU
eau get good reliable stock. Yerxa sells
Bradlcy's matchless shoes and anybody
that has used them knows it.
Fresh oysters served to order at the
Pioneer Bakery and gestaurant. Off
See those winceys at Ycrxa's, cheap.
Men and Teams Wanted. 5 Good
Transfers. Also Teams to do Backset
ting. Apply 10 w. ]. S. TRAIL, Pcmbina.
IT,
Yerxa does not keep bankrupt stock,
but wants to sell You goods as low rs can
be bundled.
The undersigned having srli out his
business iii Pe,nhina, hereby gives notice
that all accounts due him should he paid
to the undersigned alone.
I. G. LEcKrE.
Pcmbina, Oct. IL, 1883. 3w
Bradley & Mctcalf boots and shoes A.
ways sold ut Yerxa's. Those that have
been buying these celebrated goods from
us, or if you never have, try pair.
INCEST and best line new cloaks at
Yerxas.
Just arrived ut w. G. Fellman's Jew.
clry store OH Stutts,nan street the largest
stock of silverwarc ever exhibited in
Pembina, consisting Of tea sets, butter
dishes, cake baskets, fruit stands, casters,
etc, etc. Call and zee them before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 1916
See the new cloaks ut Yerxa's.
See the new hoods AMI nub.as ut
Yerxa's.
Go to Yerxa at Pembina, Hamilton,
Cavileer and Be;.ulieu for good, straight,
reliable goods.
No bankrupt stock. No shoddy goods
to bait with at Yerxa's. We keep the
stock; and all your wants in dry g,,ls,
boots and shoes, clothing, fancy goods,
notions and groceries can be supplied at
reasonable prices, for cash.
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Household Funis,r,.

The subscriberJ ,as received instruc-
tons from l.. McMurtrie, Esl., to sell at
his residence, Cavilecr street, Pembina.
Saturday, Nov. 10th, at 9 o'clock Sharp
his household effects consisting in part of
one melodian in good order, parlor chairs,
one book case, one cupboard, tables, he |
room ami dining room chairs, carpets,
writing desk, sewing machine and IL
number of other articles. Bargains NAV
be expected. CmAs. FULL,
1915 Auctionecr,
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Court Proceedings.

The fall term of the district court was
opened at the court house on Friday
last, at lOa. Ill.,, Hon. Judge Hudson pre-
siding. The forenoon was principally
occupied III calling the cases on the cal
epdar with view to ascertain in what
cases the parties were ready to proceed.
In calling the list of grand jurors it was
found that only five out of the sixteen
were present, some not having been sum
moned and others having failed to obey
the summons. The sheriff was directed
to complete the panel which order was
carried out and in the afternoon the iu!l
number i'll answer to the cali of the clerk
took their seats. The following are the
names of the
GRAND JURORS.
w. S. Thompson, foreman; H. L.
Holmes, Lee Scribner, John Fauchier,
Robert Ireland, Matthew Gavin, John
Hoffman, Geo. Dotv, W. G. Feldman, z.
O'Hara, Adolph Carl, James Earl, Will
liam Kemp, Joseph Nealon, William
Mason, Thos. 6. Leckie.
PETIT JURORS.
Only four out of the whole number of
petit Jurors drawn were present to an
swer to their names-James Hyde, ID. a.
Hoss.g,, Paul Norman and Samuel Bucllan-
an. The following additional jurors we're
summoned: Joseph Chapman, George
Wight, j. b. Turnbull, William Moor
head, Geo. Abrams, Herbert l.. Norton,
$. o. McGuin, Geo. Kemp, Geo. S. Nc
lavish, Henry Bowles, and l.. Geroux.
Intile case Of Hetiernlan charged with
theft the defendant was dismissed.
Walker, charged with stealing a gun
from Hagermans store was found guilty
of petit larceny.
The following cases have come up for
trial 10 FAR as We have room to resort
them this week:
Albert Peterson vs. Philip White,
breach of verbal contract. Dismissed.
with costs for defendant.
N. Myrack vs.. A. Peterson, dept.
Judgement for plaintiff.
d. Ferguson vb. John Lockwood, in
mechanics lien, Plaintiff to recover S45
and interest.
Cnas. Bauer vs.. Lydia Bauer, action for
divorce. Continued.
j. b. Foin,vs. A. Bertrand, ON perfor.
of contract. Continued.
Emerson VS.. j. Z. Canning, laid over.
d. Ferguson VS.. Ewing & Grange,
lien. Continued.
ID, Saul vs.. Mcmillan, action to recover 7
price ofmlll. Judgment for defendent.
VIM. Crowston VS.. Lewis DeForge, to
recover value of horse. Judgement for
plaintiff.
J. b. Rennil VS.. J. c. Canning, suit for
labor. Continued.
A. &. Nichols vs.. Alvah Webster. mo.
.l,anics lien. Judgement for plaintiff.
A. {. Nichols vs. L. q. MyricE. Same.
A. Coblentz & Co., vs.. Kinney & Me-
Leod, suit on note. Judgment far plain.
lift.
White vs.. Lee Scribner, action on on.
partnership. Judgment for deiendeut.
Mcclellan & Marshal vs.. G. J. Brown
acton for recovering of goods. Plaintiff
allowed exemption.
We have not space for further:
report this week except to say That
IN the case Of Martin Palm charged with
The: murder of John Burns. the inrv
without any dely brought in verdict
n not guilty, end the defendent was
In regard olaAa II sti,e, cl,a,ek,f si,sl
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7:',1N

TERRITORY OF n.snE.,; DISTRICT rt::'2r.
County OF ..'G'n li;;ri J..i'v:a: p.,t re.
s. y. McGr;. v. y. y. s;i;.
Stiles, de'eI,...i;;.
You a"e .ier.i: iriu: %! =, IN yer Il" Gun.
plant Of the rsnat' =. wi IA t.e, WIZ i..s
clerk o. I'll" al-i III c,l !. 81 III. se' nj "a"
81 your answc ~ il t.scrnS cf.'.: !. II. .,t.r - ;
nee IN PemDh.h VI. Ia d:,- Il - =. re
wee .: !iIs s'!:.iii ~ "a ,n,i. et" us.t u i!
dar Of 'u'h sc e." d ~ al! :" II STR
tt- com! i:.l,. " ... a, ..nr tir ni!,...i "
tnSe Judgment a:a;us; w 'o.t.ie.,l.u Nv.
tlundei a..d .:'x. s.,h, $50 iy,..,.
besides cnrts'. ..";i r.
Dated at fe;:D...al - "2,t',v o. Sent. l.sr
M"c2ii.r y J.I>.h"E,
RS Pan. j.. ii. jre%..
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Len, OH. G a.h rDr,.s. Oct. .

Lana 6lic" {; e Fnr,:s. Oct. 81. 1919.
.f"';'ts !. siet E,teh thar t:r toi:oMiu:, SAN
ed 's:ilt" l.s i.ie'! Notice u: his i.,e,,l,"a T..
E'A: anal ir;ni u 'lip ~. 81 III. c!.:,iu .n ,iir,
sl:i FRO twill h. iG..,i. bef,rs. JAMES e. li,n!v.
notary pubic st Drayioa. b. Ton Decciaber il,
i.t39. viz:
Hamilton Heinsnway.
fer the swgrtec ~ tip 60 a2w
lie names The fol- wing witdesse. to prove lis
coniinil u. iesi1encauI,n and cu,isa,i II OF all
land. vi:: Albert Ga nett. Of st. In MAJ, james
5po'swo~d, u ha W. rharis George siiot-woo,s. OF
DrnstO,.. n. y.
And you, David IIemenwas. who On the .tl. day
Of May, $751; led y. $. n. 10 or thssw or sec
70 ~ tpr ~ ~. are hereby notified! slinw cans
tlis g he Why laid iIarnilt u llemenway .honli
fet be nil we'd 70 make proof AMI payment 10.
,aid tract. ~ :.
s. ls:.y BIC. TIFFANY. Regisser, !,
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am! on;re. Grant r,;i... y 4 ."..a; IA.
Complaint ha. ~. :'r,i eifs'td ~ t...s "i'"e by
g ni.!y VIII, H., Il. l.s',. M, r. i;,,;y ~
,.u@. d ted Mu''l ith ~ &: npoi t,;s. MS az ,et.
to :: 81. II ie'.I'i1a en- ~. T.. W.T., a
view 70 i!e tince..i Ii a. sad .nni :; co..te. l.
art al egi's ,has;l.era j t,i X .ii,s Ia. ,aad.
an liletG. ei.i y. "a iaat Tie .,d s~ei'oa i. I,t
,ntu ally devoid of ni.e,. thr!e he:ag IN ne
thai, tire acres o: -la;.,iig grew ing tin,b-e In
e~try, the se'd par,ie. IL lie ely sanmoHed to
appear al this free en- the 10Th day a \ ye,i-
be'. iSsn. at t,clHk n. NJ, & re,parA aud .,,-.
nisii testimony G :bcer,ing aid all. gel i:ii,,le
BIC. T?F. sAEt, l,.sstts.
Hamilton 4 US. Att,rnsys: " il.i7
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LANp Grt!cE AT t;RANn I.nl.rs. u. Z.

- lIeln y.'t, -.
Notice is!:"-ehy giyeu .ha, The f.,!l,.l s-aau.h
settler ia! Tile. n'i'ce =" lis it:etu I" iraht
ts r Of il riliott t hi- ci,.:n AMI Tat said
pro 'll br !nn'ie beio IL. Il. Vnli:ii.. rotary
puoiic al i',h,i,:n, l,sk' Id, II M ...her RAJ.
ia g. VIZ John H. l.eniie, b. 8. tor the s,r, zee
- e., D..
He i,n:.,cs tine follow in. tr..,.s -rov. his
continuous a'i'!-nce ny r,H:l;i cu:i.r,; o -ai,!
la.ri VIZ: III :..l.!u J. ci;n,t Il. j la, =. |. CT:
Vice.. FRANK nn-e aud ..l!i.a l.oc.w 4, al :,
i'elnria. nnk Ia
A;ii V. Ii, j. II. Arr.l, 10 rn.l. IS, lily o.
Mnv, !sS3. flied H. :. No !sG, on t,,t NV ur. seq:
/. =. r5 are he tby nniii,d T. tl:nM ri.,. .e III
tiiio :nlice 'einie = venI,vr .,,,. }, Il NV
IL" BE-. Why -ii l:".n y. ..n,l: Ii ;.:i !. h,
all, ri 10 ia!;e proof and !ayneu; IN ,ni' :,ul.
l-5 Is. &. TIFFANY, Eegi' u
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Gold Discovsred.

| p a.
Apparently reliable reports come to us
OF the discovery of gold at Lisbon, about
fifty miles. southwest of Fargo. The ex-
istence Of gold in that vicinity has been
known by few, it seems, for some
months, but the fact has been kept secret
until the patent issued that the owners
title to the property might be secure.
We clip the following from the Lisbon
Clipper:
The citizens of Lisbon and vicinity are
Wild with excitement. They are perfect
ly crazy, perfectly hilarious. The story
leading to this excitement ,ray be briefly
told as follows:
About five months ago an advertise.
ment appeared in the columns Of the
Lisbon Clipper offering for sale what was
claimed 10 be one Of the finest valley
farms in North Dakota. The attention of
II. W. Griswold. of Hyde Park, Chicago,
who was then travelling in the west, was
directed to the place, and he purchased
the farm, consisting of $40 acres at sl5 yer
acre. The price was considered vely
high. A short time afterwarl residents
Of the vicinity noticed many strange faces
Oh the Harris farm, and what they were
there for wasa mystery to all. One sus-
picious neighbor went so far rs TO report
his surmise that counterfit money was be-
ing manufactured. MIR. GrisNol,i kent
his nWn .ouusol bovn,,, H..
ments grew more mysterious and other
strangers appeared On the scene, all ap-
parently wcIl-to-do gentleman. During
the past two weeks the register ut the
Headquarters hotel has borne the names
OF a dozen or more persons from Chicago
Those persons have made daily trips to
Mr.. Griswold's farm, returned and kept
the secret Of their investis cations, until
Wednesday of this week when the Clip
per made the discovery that some bon
ANA had been struck. Approaching Mr..
Griswold the reporter was turned away
with a solemn denial of everything
Like Banquo's ghost he would not down,
however, and OH last evening was taken
TO Mr.. Griswold's room at the Head
quarters hotel and there the whole secret
Was revealed to him. He there read the
report of $50 assays. Picking up, indis-
criminatcly, bunch Of papers lie found
the assayer's report as follows:
The first, a sample ofsand, assayed Sc. 40
to the ton. Second. rock, sl034. Third
and fourth, sand, 1928 and sl4.47. Fifth
rock. sI3.4o. Sixth, sand, s2lO.s4 of gold
and s3G.64 of silver. The run from that
OH was from s4,l4 to $500 to the ton.
Those 100 assays were made from 100
samples of sand and rock gathered from
the west half of the, southwest quarter,
and lots five and six of section ten, town
l35, range fify-seven, located about ten
miles almost directly west of this city.
The company consists of ii. w. Girls
void, E. p. Baker, Geo. G. Fry aud W.
+: Sargent, all residents of Chicago and,
MIR. Griswold assured the reporter, men
OF means. They hayc ordered all the
necessary machinery to work the claim
and have the governments pate ut for $40
acres of.land.
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: 'i.e i;ttsh. eGE " :ii'i ;;.r 10! Wig Il nod
so =: !i:s :i.,t. ni.c. ii. ~. ii; !. t. ;.nrr
!. ~ pr 4 /. snif, I IN "!ni;n Md thar said
i VII u" 'i''te .',; .!.::,. G. .e:i; ..jal
! ';'':i;' III il aston. /, :..n. ..>geii.be. {, -,
N.E Amos T. i.
TIE ~ c s.r :: ar d! -.
IL i'r;.r. 'l:t 10 in. " .s.. {, r-,re lis
r. ~ :iH':. r-!'" ~ up " an ..'.,.::tii Il a.
:,.'' i;i''!, ~: :,: /! =. ii,'tirs. .or = u.
son. ~ ~ Roo 500, Je.s. y. .'Grpy, OF Bow y
u. TT =. /.
=, r / =. =, ~, lighter
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r.. :..s%D Dssl j.. .;:.~p rouxs. n. T.
J,I,v Jit, 4 .Ju

ra;nr:aii,' laSiI. rem .,i,s..! ~ this o.;ice h,
John ii ~!in,, u.,!;,.. ! ia Z Rsan i,r nia,,.
!n,n; is i"i:.' IL II; ,.;i .;o j.! :. d..ei MAY
~ ~. ;,I'ni' Tie it s,' u I, 81. III
fe!h',inn county il T.. w.t;in ytw /, the can.
sHn.;,n:". IA ;n:..r at Iii. or.ce ~, Tie I.,:I
H,y ~ ua:',:'er, 49, IL! :. Oct sex A. H.
L. respond ni.,l i.irni>!, Testimony
nHG'i'rt .i.n= So! n':r.rd "'mnlonntn'.
Testimony III t:,is rasr N:.i re TAKEN .t.ure y J
k'nssiaw II lsi..na b. T.. nu OFT l.il. ES.',
re. TIFFANY. i;.-!si,r
u Y j. Ti.aIi,,,,; I
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MooRz 4 Co are getting things in shape
to move into their new store, corner of
Cav.leer and Stutsman streets They are
having fitted up one Of the finest photo
graph studios in the country.
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FIJI. CADwAlIADEai is about TO enlarge
his bakery in anticipation Of the extra
demand soon to be created by the arrival
OF twelve pound girl, which event oc-
Cured on Friday last. All we'll.
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II. E~GSa. .,;orrr,. ''s' "a '''' Ns :" ' (

Lac'l Office. G-a"d Forks. u. T.. Oct. II. 1899.
Nitro is ii=.ei,y given that the II wirg am
et settler ha> ii!e notice II hi. int.:tiol Innk.
mai OF. 'url.' tot ni- ciai'n and that ,AId
tfir, a,liit ut reinbin,, u. r.. IN December ID.
~ "i4 I.:c!nr,l Declare.
f. L.: @n"'! Inc IL, lie qr r,r 8 Up GO 5. "
"" i'amsa TIC flowing witnesses t. ptnve his
'"t'l M ~ il. III ne ln Ii h.I cul.rnti II If
,a!'i bad. VIZ: tico &c iiiriier. q. " Mathew.
S'th'iiri Kennedy. Pau. Joi.,i,r, all o. i.mb:!
Goa. ~, Ut.
;, ;. .. 10 T.EEANT, l;.ge.e-.
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/ Oua walhalla correspondent did not
report this week, but We learned from
another source that Frank LeMay was
drowned in slough three miles west Of
Walhalia on Sunday evening last. His
horses were drowned also, and his COM
panion was found next morning setting
OH the wagon box, by MIR. John Har-
vey's.
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Rev.. .. Brecount will preach next
s':'.,,.y Is ''i.ing and EVENING" the NJ.
y, cl.um.,,slnd in The The afternoon at
toilette.
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r.. EWING, Attorney. = " '4' f''N He''i ~ &;
LAND OFFICE. unANp t.ol.Ks. D.

Oct. u. ~ D..
Notice is hereby given TINT tile fpl!owns- named
fillal proof in supp"t iiis chin, md tin. pad
p:oof will be made before Robe Ewirg, IL tary
public mt Pembina H. r.. "n Nuye,lts. > .SN
viz: Stirling 81 ,n,ler
for the Sc u sec ~ u, G,r:
He names the foil wing v itre.ses & p-.ve Ing
continuous residence upon. nrtl rui,iyati y OF
said land viz:!on B.t'a tel +. II. On nlstier
county ID. I.
Il. EWING, Attorney =.
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Lam, Ohlce, Grand Forks u t. srrt 5Iics. -
Notice is lar-y 81: en- Ii, tt'e fniinwi;lr'nire,l
sci 'ler has .iied nnti,e vi his intention To make
final proof N su:rn' u his ri..,,nnnl ;h :. 4,
proof will be male before Il y .,a..,a, /.
II tary p'ii,lir n, re,nlni Il, f.n v,mle-v.
iSw, viz. IL Ialut.. Lie: " cd
FIR the - rssr Up IL IL.
lie n.,n,;s III. following. :,.nss.a .n nrnvt Il.
continuous i..!i',,ge upon nai cultivation !,
raid lani. va: laGs: Nt2ins. v ak Nevi 8,
J. SFanie t: 4, ju,i. IT,. it Ill .! l'.,,in...
4.
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Land U.iice. urand Fnrks. II. 4,
MI Ii lA.L

i.alId V.i1ce. t'fMud Fnlks II. T.
SeIt lSs3.
Notice IN hereby given t!.t the t.i!nwur named
settler has filed notice NJ his intention 10 make
hnul prGu in s'l;,a,t vi his ,am and t.at Suil
proof will lie ..'e h.nr. II I, Vaughn. notary
public ut feln liza nn y V. 9Th, isS3. VIZ:
.t.aa- Mcclellan.
for the sw o. see. tip :. + w.
lie names tie following witnesses =" prove ! *
continuous i,.h.n"e upon aud cultivation, -,
said land. VIZ: X Ut % |, une, Til s'tn I.
LII 1hack.r Ge., L! Staff, MI OF linm .',nn H. 4.
Is. &. TIFFANY, Il. vistef.
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For County Auditor.

The Republican committee not having
called county convention, and having,
Sserved this county as county auditor it;r
the hast six months, take this mode of
declaring Myseif candidate for county
auditor for Pembipa county. If elected
lge myself To- serve the county as
eilS IN tle future as in the past.
J. II. .BiaD. +
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RECEPTION Day at Pembina public
school occurs on the last Friday afternoon
of every month. On this afternoon the
patrons and friends of the school are in.
vited to be present. All the pupils and
teachers meet together in the large room
of the higher department and the exer-
cises are ola varied character, designed
to interest an audience, and consist of
declarations, Rotations. dialogues, com
positions, singing and the reading of"The
Cleaner" the monthly paper, edited and
published bv the pupils of the school.
To-day, Friday, Oct. 26tD is the Recep-
ton Day. and it is hoped that large
number will avail themselves of the CD.
portunity to visit the school. The after
noon session will commence at fifteen
minutes past one and will close at four
O'Clock.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-10-26

WHAT an advantage 1t is to have con-
tented mind! There are a few people in
the world who can always bow gracefully
to the inevitable and cheerfulIy accept
the undesirable. We heard a tea MISTER saw
the other day that there was something
about muddy roads that he liked. You
may trust such man never to find fault
with good roads. This is what we hear
philosophers call being llarmonized with
ones environments.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-10-26

JUDGE +. st. Julien Cox, being favor
able impressed with our town and coun-
ty has concluded to enter pom the prac-
tce Of law here and has accordingly en-
gagged rooms in Jacobson's building on
Rolelte street. Judge Cox is one of the
most brilliant lawyers in the Northwest
and viii! be decided access on to the
'esal talent of our town. We wish him
success.
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An unsuccessful attempt at burglary
was made on Sunday night. The fellows
got 30 far as to remove case of buffalo
coats etc., from the premises of Katzauer
4 Gardner, but were frightened from the
attempt by the approach Of Mr.. Turn
bull, and the goods were recovered. Miss
Mcdonald at the same time lost u piece
Of carpet, The perpetrators escaped,