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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09
DRAYrOS,

DRAYTON.
Rev. II. 3. Cooper of Grafton is with
us again for few days.
G. A. McCrea returned Wednesday
from nasty business trip to Grand Forks.
The Red River is of course clear of ice
ut this point, but the water still remains
cool. Doesn't it. Ole?
Our merchants and others wonder why
business il 20 brisk in the heart Of seeding
but Of course offer no objections.
The Mail carriers report the roads us
drying up fast, though, they still i.eave
= sigh Of relief ON reaching Drayton ter
ritory.
Young man. il You want nobby suit
for little money, 10 to johnson Bros. In
quality ami price, their stock of clothing
can't he beat. 2w
We are pleased to notice the genial
smile which naturally accompanies our
old friend and citizen, Mr.. ID. Woolner,
IN town again.
|iss +. a. Ikrter of Guelph, Ontario,
rf*ed in dayton Friday last and will
Remain during the summer. visiting
friends in town. Welcome.
s. II. Smith left Saturday for st. Paul,
expecting to return the latter end of the
week, accompanied BY number of his
eastern friends. whom he expects to meet
in the sanity city.
Messrs. Thorpe and Kennedy left this
morning by boat for Winnipeg where
they will remain during the summer,
having secured lucrative positions in
their former business.
Our entcrprisiny townsnan, W. II. Nc.
Balm, is bound to make matters interest
ing in the milling business, and will OXEN
mp in good shape for the fall trade witt,
four run of stone. Success il the hearty
wish of his fellow citizens.
Tie elevator company are making a
STIR, having regretted the trussle work
and extended the sEiut. They are in
readiness to ship their 5000 or $4,000
bushels of wheat ut the convenience of
the boats aud high prices.
Seeding has opened up again in good
style. Farmers are in high spirits, and
are taking every advantage of the pro-
ptt,us weather. There is considerable
more ground to he sown this year, and
the farmers in many cases, having
prof!ted by their l;st years experience,
are scattering their No. hard tor seed.
PARK Town
Seeding operations are drawing to a
close. Farmers seem COMPLIANT of Q good
crop, as unusual care has been exercised
in preparing the ground, and in selecting
the seed.
Our post master informs us that We are
soon to have a tri-weekley mail. This
will prove great boon 10 our towns
people, and great praise is due TO our
obligiDg post master, who has mainly
been the means Of bringing this matter
to q successful issue.
Messrs. Walter Thexten and Garner
Gill, who have been spending the winter
and spring amongst us, left last week for
Manitoba, where they intend to spend
the summer. We hope to see them again
next fall when the Manitoba billiards.
necessitate more genial climate.
Arbor day was not generally observed
by our farmers, they no doubt being too
busy. So far very little has been done
towards tree planting. The town clerk
planted row on the st. Thomas and
Crystal road in front of his residence,
and in future years the weary and foot
sore traveller will enjoy the shade thereof
Is he wends his weary way.
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p,.solntlon ofCo.p.r,n.r.n,p. :

Notice IN. hrreb. given that the part,,ership
neret".o.c existing between Chas. Moore 4 ri
HowieS doing business under the firm name of
c. Moore 4 Co has been dissolved by mutual con
sent ~! isnwl.a ret ing from the firm, c. VI, ore
Gssumi;'g nll Liabilities and c llecting accounts
9l-1 II. BOwLEs,
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TIE weather of late has been delight
full, and seeding operations throughout
the county are being pushed vigorously.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

Hooded otock.
The undersigned has for sale . three
year old, pure blooded, short horned Dur
ham bull, Of rare pedigree; also. . two
yesrold and yearling from the celebrated
COW DeNOra v. Parties wanting to i'm.
prove their stock will here have good
opportunity without mourning the great
expense Of importing as these animals
will be sold at reasonable figures.
isv Jas. LANGroN,
Sm Pembina, DIT.
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On Wednesday morning the train was
several hours late thereby causing little
delay in our mornings mail.
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SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. ! DISTRICT COURT
County Of rembina. Esd judicial District
ed company pInintiu, against John G. Kennedy.
Defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota to the above named de.
lcnda,.t.
N.,,i, John c. Kennedy are hereby summoned
aud re.,u.ed to answer he complaints in the above
entitled action. which was tiled with the clerk Of
serve copy of your answer to the said complaint
on tile subscribers, ut their Office in the town of
Peinbiin i'll the county of Pembina and Territory
thi. SUNNI ns upon you. exclusive If the day Of
such service; AID if you fail TO answer said COM
plant within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff III
sum OF One Hundred aud Eighty Dollars, and in
terest on tie same from August 14th, 1852, be.
side, costs and disbursements.
Dated, March 18th, 1s.si
GAFrSEY & KSEEsHAw,
4O45 Plaintiffs attorneys, Pembina u. T.
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SEVERAL communications have come
to hand without the signiture of the
writers. Those writing rs ON county or
other questions will please remember
our rule in reference to this matter. We
cannot publish anonymous letters.
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Fort Ponbina.

Target practise ON the range is now in
full blast.
A friendly game of base ball would pass
away = dull huff day. Who will make a
start?
King & Maxfield have added one of the
latest model barber reclining chairs for
their tonsorial room.
Civilian teams for the future will take
the road on the west side Of the garrison
in going by the the Fort.
Our news ought to be well circulated,
rs this post furnishes correspondent fol
the st. Vincent New Era.
In colliding with q four mule team last
Friday, Private Geo. Douxherty came out
second best-result, Y bruised limb.
The Gunny Sack brigade we're kept
quite busy last Sunday afternoon in eight.
ing prairie fires close to the garrison.
ARRIvAIs.-F. w. Sibley, LIST lieutenant,
troop !, End cavalry from Fort Custer
Montana, ON a visit to lis sister Mrs
Capt. McKibbin. Corporal Cl,as. Red.
path, l company, from Washington, d. e.
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Land Office, Grand Forks March, 90 1884
Notice j" hereby e:"e:i that the following nam
cd settler lias filed notice IF his ihtenti II ~ INN Ike
st pct III SUPPORT of his claim, and that said
lrool Tjli u" iii'!e before Robert T%eellie Clerk
o. the Curt AT pe:nhi,a, Dak.. on May 70, 1851,
VIZ: Robert J. Mctiliu,
4 + lots =. Gili !, .ec. ~, tp !G1, &c.
lie names the following Wiiiic.se. 10 prove his
c"D.nn.Eh residence upon und cultivation OF,
ssi'i land, Viz: Lafayette Walker, Robert Young,
lE.s 3. hutley and Frank X. SWitzer; all Of Wal
Leia j.. L. :,
Aud you; Hattie A. schram, who asserts DOS
.er-a - Right to the above described tract. are
hereby notified To SHOW ut this Office ON or
Robert J.. MGti,!in should ii I Ire allowed to nuke
prof and payment for said trnct.
sG-i! BIC. TIFFANY, Register.
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7. E. VERA makes bran new an.
nounoement this week, to which he in.
vites the attention of the hosts of readers
of the PIONEER EXPRESS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

THx trees arc putting forth their buds,
and will soon don their dress of green.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

THERE are several important matters in
which the citizens of tins town should
actively interest themselves without fur
ther delay, and first in order Of import
ance, q it seems to Us, is the improve
ment of the roads leading to the town.
Ofthe other matters We will not speak.
But the question Of better roads, q
an Essential to the business Interests and
growth Of our town, Is one that should
not be further allowed to remain In the
background. Let the matter DO taken
bold q without further daisy. st
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YUl.aG.

YUCaE.
Mr.. steats has wheat four inches high
in flower pot.
i'll. Sumpter shot VOLTA few days
ago, breaking its Ley; but he failed TO
capture it.
James Savin purchased team of horsea
from Mr.. West. Thus the elegant horse
takes the place Of the more clumsy OK,
as civilization advances.
As We write. Monday, May 5, Mrs.
Buchanan is 70 i'll that scarcely any hopes
are entertained Of her recovery. We
hope FOR the host. however.
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Finnl Proof Jo,:ces.


Land ofl,ce Grand Forks. D. T., May 9Th 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler l,ss Tiled nniicc oi hi. intention 10 make
final 2rcof r. support of nj. CHIN aud that said
proof will be male bcfc Robert rweetllie, clerk
of the aisIfirt cnM. ut Pc1nhina, on June 18Th.
issl viz Alexit nnfault, for the hfne or, Euti
II w Sc pr, sec To- t lG3 So
He ra,nes the following wttnesse, To prove hi.
G n,'n':"u- residence upon aud cultivation of said
lniid VIZ lnni- Rnlette. Baidi.te Lafrance. ii.
Iosreiin' Baptiste Martnen, NIL Of Pemhina. d.
y. 4l-!0 is. c. TIFFANY. Register
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

Ar the caucus last Friday evening. some
two dozen Of our citizens assembled. H.
r. Vaughn was elected chairman and F.
A. Wardwell. secretary. The following
nominations were made: Trustee Let
Ward, ]. G. Webb; Trustee End Ward,
Robert Ewing; Trustee Sd Ward, E. NJ.
Nixon; For clerk, J. Henry Abrams; For
Assessor, w. A. Wallace; For Treasurer.
g. w. Ryan; For Justice of the Peace. w.
A. Wallace; For Marshal. ]: E. Ashley.
After the nominations were made q
motion for the appointment by the chair
of . committee of three to draft city
charter prevailed, after which the meet
ing adjourned.
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Busineas Locals.

| Business Locals.
Call and see those ladies' slippers 1T
little over half price, at C:,as. FuIl's.
More now drugs and sundrics jus.
arrived ut Wilsens' Drug Store.
Chas. Full is selling at lower prices
than ever.
| Wanted.
A girl to do general house work; must
be able TO cook. Apply TO
Mis-. r. II. YouSG, Pc,nbina.
Herding.
The undersigned will be prepared to
herd all kinds of stock in the vicinity OF
Pe,abina AZ soon ms the season opens.
Charges reasonable.
36-3in ]. SLArka, Pembina, D. T.
Thres pair ladies' hose for Is cts, at
Chas. Full's.
Come in and look at those handsome
pictures just received at Cl.as. Full's.
For lamc Back. side or Chest use :shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % Ccnts.-Sold Ey
l.. WILKENs.
Teacher Wanted.
A teacher for school district No. AZ,
Lincoln township, for four months, from
June I, 1884. Apply, stating s,lary,
A. L. McINrosH,
1912 Dist. Clerk, Drayton, DIT.
Come and see those gents underwear.
IS cts., at Chas. Fulls.
A Good Chance.
1G0 acres for sale, two miles South OF
st. Joe church. Good log house, 1920;
good stable; % acres plowed land; y
acres pasture with rail fence, for 1890
7 For further particulars apply to
w. II. GooDFELLow,
Neche. d. T.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

The best shooting of the season so far
as We have heard, was done by Louis
Bouvette and Harry Bowles, who bagged
twelve brants one morning this week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

The town board of trustees met last
Tuesday and settled with the town OIL
GERS, and transacted various other bust
mesa. They will authorize the publica-
ton Of q statement in our next issue,
showing the financial standing of the
town. to which our readers will look for
ward with interest.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

TnLRE will be y parlor entertainment
under the auspices OF the LADIES' Aid
Society OF the NJ. L. church, pembina,
at the residences of Mrs. L. Wlike.s ou
Tuesday evening next, May 18th. All
are cordially invited.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

The selkirk steamed in Friday morn
ing laat, and returned in the evening.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

DIsrRlcr number n is the latest formed
by supt. jackson. 1t is near Milton.
Hummel township.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

DE-. HARRIS received letter q few
days ago containing very favorable news
from Sheriff Brown He is much in,-
proved and his physicians are hopeful Of
his complete recovery.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

Lann oIice, Grand Fork, March q, 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the fnllowing-named
f.tfe! hss filed ~ tice If lis intention e. make
alsi ''s2 i support NJ his claim and that said
70 MI IN ',sae before III. Clerk of the District
Court al Penbii.x. DIT. on May g. 1884, viz:
Jis- Wheeler.
Il; r. 1891, for Tie ne ". sec .. tp lsa ".
he names TIE FOIL '''iis witnesses T. prove LIS
co!t!iin"ns ,tsidenc;s ~, II aud cultivsti 4. of
e.ii iani, viz: Louis Leitrux Eli LeDn ,l. Jane.
Lanatn and %.n. i.ei.iere, uil Il l.lnbiIla Go. r.
~ BE- TIFFANY. Register.
II. IL. faCGi1S, Attorney. J-il
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FoR the past few weeks the sportsmen
have been many but the game bugs have
not been over taxed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

The Walters Dramatic Company will
produce the comedy paul Pry" in kitt-
son hall next Saturday evening. This
company bears q good reputation AMI
something above tile average may he ex-
pected.
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Wanted.
A girl to do general house work; mus,
be able to cook. Apply TO
Mis-. r. II. YouSG, Pembina.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

More new drugs and sundrics jus,
arrived ut WilSens' Drug Store.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

We are glad to see Mr.. Wunderlick
out again after severe illness.
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p ~: !.
g q q. zslol 3
M - walks ~ bean put "a
ilatsly. Sss'' l5.3s NJ; ~ 4.
n. a. Mots and wilelsa to day for Ada,
MINI.
Our latest arrival b brother Of d..
Hodson, from Ontario. IL
Acow Of John Cameron's recently gave
birth tn . pair Of fine calves.
MI. Wray was 20 unfortunate a. to lose
his canary by fire not long since.
VIM. Holbrook has built an addition to
his store, and now handles . large stock
LOT merchandise.
Rev. 8. u. Appleby has resigned his
position - pastor Of the Baptist church
at this place, and is now at Darlington,
Oak. General Missionary Huntley filed
his place Sunday.
Our next boom ia to DO in the WAY of a
bank. A party from Penbina purchased
at G. Lemon the unfinished bank build.
ing and will remove it to lot bought of
WIN. Holbrook, and commence business
e ,on.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

Nh. L. o. HlcKock and family left on
Wednesday for Crookston. where he in
tends to reside in future. Mr. Hickock
has been manager of the Pembina mill.
being an experienced dealer in wheat.
Both he and his genial Lady will be
missed from our town and the best
wishes Of their many friends will follow
them.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09
Wanted.

Chas. Full is selling at lower prices
than ever.
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H. R. VAUGHN has been in a happy
and tranquil state Of mind since last
Sunday over the arrival of q fine little
boy. Mrs. Vaughn is doing nicely and
the boy is hearty.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

]. D. WrxLAw has been elected to rep
resent the Pembina Lodge at the Dako-
tn Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, to be
held at Mitchell on Wednesday, May IA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

q. w. THoxpsoN of Bowes,nont is in
town repairing and tuning musical in
gtruments,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

Tn ferry acroes the Red river at this
place is now in its place and performing
its duty.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

Business Locals.
Call and see those ladies' slippers {.
q little over half price, at C:ias. Fuli's.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

The price Of wheat has an upward ten
dency just now and the Fargo Argus
thinks it will rise to Sl.OO per bustel.
This will be good news to those who have
wheat to sell.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

Mr.. F. n. sMlrn moved into his resi-.
dcnce, recently erected "n Hayden street,
on Tuesday last.
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AROUND TOWN.

d.. ssnH may be found 1t his office
Tor . tow days.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

CS. DOUGLAS, NJ. P. p. H. Bird, Post.
master Lewis and Councillors johnson
and Forsyth were few of the Emerson.
ians that visited Pembina during the
week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

The soda fountain is in operation q,
the Pioneer Bakery. Go around and
treat ynilrself
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

Come in and look at those handsome
pictures just received at Cl.as. Fulps.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

Thres pair ladies' hose for Is cts, at
Chas. Full's.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

For lame Back, Side or Chest use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % Ccnts.-Sold Nv
L. WuvRNR
Middletown transcript., 1884-02-08
STICK TO YOUR EMPLOYER.

In this day Of strikes, beloved Ameri-
can workingman, you will, generally
speaking, find it pay you to stick to
your employer. It is great deal easier
to get out of your old place than into
new one, and, if you have tried both,
you know that work and dollar day
are better than idleness and no wages
at all. If you don't like your place,
and can do better in another, give your
employer notice according to the terms
of your contract with him and go
quietly away and do better. This is
free country and you should do the very
best you can for yourself, remembering
all the while that the employer has
some rights that the employed should
respect. Don't stand around waiting
to throw stones at the man who is
willing and anxious to work in the
place you have given up, and at the
wages you have declined. Trades
unions may support you for time in
idIeness while you are waiting to bring
an employer to your terms, but oh,
working man, if you don't die very
young you will learn at last that fidel-
ity to an employer will pay a much
larger dividend than your trades unions.
Don't leave an unreasonable employ
er until you are sure Of finding better
one soon. Don't step out of a poor
situation to sit down in idleness and
run in debt. The sticking quality is
a great quality, beloved American work
ingman. The man who sticks never
falls back in the procession. Year by
year he works along up toward the head,
and by and by he ''gets there" Oh, it
pays to be good sticker. Nearly fifty
years ago, when the New York Herald,
which was started on cash capital of
less than five hundred dollars, was
struggling for an existence against
poverty and its old and powerful
rivals, the printers struck one day
because Mr.. Bennett could not pay
them their wages. 1t was dark hour
for the struggling little paper. Two
printers only remained at their cases.
Their pay was behind; too, but they
stuck. In spite of the threats and per-
suasions of their fellow workmen they
stuck. They stood true to their en-
ployer, and Mr.. Bennett, in his cold,
undemonstrative Scotch way, said: ''I'll
never forget ye, men - and he never
did. One of these men was Joseph
Elliott. He is now and has been for
long time the sporting editor Of the
Herald. The other was E. D. Con-
merry, who studied medicine at the
case, became a famous physician and
was for years coroner of New Y York. He
was paymaster of the working force of
the Herald at the time of his death. Tom
Connery, his son was managing editor
of the Herald until failing health COM
PEELED his retirement. The two print
ers that staid at their cases when all
their companions had struck because
their employer could not pay them the
few dollars he owed them, were never
forgotten by the blunt old Scotchman.
Their fidelity was well rewarded.
They never had cause to regret that
they stuck.
Middletown transcript., 1884-02-08

A MILFORD PAPER says that g can
ming is at present in such disfavor on
the Peninsula, owing to low prices,
that many Of the canning establish
ments are offered for sale at little
over half their cost, and three-fourths
the Gamers are anxious to sell out and
quit the business The business of
fruit and vegetable packing was not
remunerative to the packers in 1888.
The year was a very hard one on can
ners but it does not appear to lis that
there is cause for the general discourage
ment, if such exists among Peninsular
Gamers, as is noted by our Milford
contemporary. The low price OF
tomatoes is the result Of heavy pack
Of poor stuff, especially on the West
ern Shore of Maryland, but this is not
likely to be repeated. The canning
business is only in its infancy. Con-
sumers are gradually coming to discrim-
mate between goods that are carefully
selected and cleanly and properly packed
and the merest trash, with nothing to
recommend it but cheapness. The
time will come, and will not be long in
coming, when the canned goods of care
full and skilled packers will bring a
price remunerative to the producer, and
the packers of trash will drop out of
the business. 1t seems to us that the
future is very bright for those PENN
sular Gamers who have sent out only
high grade goods under their brands
and will continue to do business by the
same rule, and be a little patient.
There never was a better time for the
packer who is building up reputation
for his goods to put more capital in his
business and resolve to push it with
all his might, than now when the trash
shops are shutting up.
Middletown transcript., 1884-02-08
Literary and Journalistic.

GEORGE w. CABLE, the novelist, is
i'll of intermittent fever at the house
of Mark Twain, in Hartford, Connecti-
cut.
JOHN B. WoOD, known among
newspaper men as the great Ameican
condenser" who was recently drowned
at New York, could cut column of
telegraphic news down to five OF six
inches of space with almost incredible
rapidity, and without missing a single
salient point.
THE LADIES' FLORAL CABINET for
February contains many articles that
will please the home circle and there is
much between its covers that will es-
pecially interest the amateur florist.
Some of the best papers that have ap-
peared among the TRANSCRIPTS Sc
lected matter have been taken from the
Cabinet, and we receive no magazine
that contains more than it that is worth
reproducing An investment Of 81.
for years subscription to the Cabinet
is good one for any family.