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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-13
SUMMONS.

SUMMUSSs
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA DISTRICT COURT,
County Of lembins. ! Third Judicial District
The Pitts Agricultural Works plaintiff against
JohnC. Kennedy and Hugh Kennedy, defendAuts.
The Territory Of Dakota to the above named
defendants.
You John G. Kennedy and Hugh Kennedy are
hereby summoned ard requested to Answer the
complaint In the above entitled action, which was
M Nav w ,ss OF saa soar OF ns ,asn Gay
to the said complaint the subscribers at t,eir
ofice In the town Of Peinbina. 10 the county Of
Peinbins. aud Territory Aforesaid, within thirty
days after the service Of this summons upon yhn,
exclusive Of til. day Of such service; and u you
fAii TO answer the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiff In tbis case will take udy
md Ten Dollars and interest on Five Hundred end
Sixty Dollars from September 23d, lYaa " date, be-
sides costs and disbursements.
Dated May 18th, 1884.
uA1yNEY 4 KNREHAw,
40 PlAintt6ss Attorneya
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kuMMONN.

TlRKIroRY OF DAKOTA. DISTRICT COURT.
County Of reinbinA. Third Judicial District
Dr.. Albert sanderion. Plaintiff. vs. Hanna Bristol
Defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota seads greeting 70 he
above named defendant
You are hereby summoned aud required 10
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff, which was
filed with the Clerk Of said District Court this ith
day Of April, 1854, aud t. aerve . copy Of ysur
answer upon the subscribers 1t their office in Penn
after the service Of this Summons Oh you, exclil.
sive Of the DAY " Service aud you fail TO snswer
this complaint within that time the plaintiff will
IKE 3nas na y3u ior e sum OF one
irt day Of January. 1881, Ut the rate Of seven per
cent. per anEnn. besides the costs Of this action
Dated Pembina DIT, this 18th day of March 1884.
MEGQuIEk 4 McIETYEE,
l247 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Notice 20 Assessors.

Sec. 12l, school laws of 1883, reads:
Every township or county assessor shall
on or before the 18th day of June in each
year, furnish to the clerk of each school
corporation the property of which he
assesses certificate of valuation of all
real property and all personal property,
and of the total of these subject to taxation
within the corporation for the current
year. 4647 G. E. JACKSON.
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An Editor's Tribute.

Theron P. Keator, editor of Fl. Wayne.
Ind, Gazette, writes: "For the past five
years have always used Dr.. Kings New
Discovery, 70, coughs Of most severe
character, as we'll as for those Of milder
type. 1t never fails to effect speedy
cure. My friends to whom I.haye RECON-
mended it speak oft in same high terms.
Having been cured by it of every cough
I have had for five years, I consider it
the only reliable and sure cure for coughs,
colds, etc." Call at e. Moore g. Co.,
drug store and get a free trial bottle.
Large size $l.OO.
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Sheriff Of Pembinu County, Dakota TER
GAPFSEY l. KNEESIiAw, by T.C. FRASER,
1916 Attorneys. Deputy.
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MILTON.
Grain is looking well.

Grain is looking well.
Breaking has become general thing.
Boys. hide your watches. The assess
or is on the war path.
Our Sunday school is again organized
and Mr.. Thompson is superintendent.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. N. H.
Murney is quite i'll with the munps ut
present.
The bear that las been seen and shot
at is yet at large and Mr.. Orps' chickens
are getting less.
Emigrants are going westward and all
claim 10 have the best location and per.
haps townsite.
A. o. Anderson 4 Co. of st. Thomas.
are moving to the Turtle mountains We
wish them success.
w. Campbell of Hamilton and IL.
Arnold Of Crystal are spending few days
among their friends.
The people Of this place contemplate
celebrating the Fourth, by way of q
basket picnic on the banks of the Park
river. A good time is expected.
TOILETTE.
The Rev. c. b. Brecount organized q
Sunday school here last Sunday with
w. TAFT as superintendent.
We have full school and if we keep
the teacher we have larger school
house will soon be necessary.
Edgar Lockwood and lady, who have
been OH their farm near Hamilton, are
spending q few days with their friends
here.
Toilette will not celebrate OH the
Fourth. Our leading men think it will
be best TO give Pembina and Bowesmont
q chance.
Mrs. n. Youmans, who WIS confined to
her bed for some time with swelling
on the face, we are glad to report is gain
ing strength, though slowly.
NJ. b. Purdy and wife spent last week
visiting friends in Batl,gate, Ernest and
Walhalla, enjoying short vacation after
getting through the spring work. They
returned last Monday.
WALIALLA.
We are going to celebrate the great and
glorious Fourth.
Flight loads of lumber have arrived for
the Catholic church.
More trouble about claims, and other
matters coming before the J. p.
Wallalla streets are under construc-
ton; JOS Walker is experimenting the
work.
VIM. Raylick of Grafton and Harvey
Wilson Of Grand Forks, registered at the
Bellevue last week.
The McSorley twin combination was
taken for the advance guard ola travelling
baby show recently at Olga by a St.
Johns country woman, and Ed had to
receive little osculatory.
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tnas tue geuAemeu Will a4feo when
they return that t1e ladies have better
success q shooting With Cupid's arrows
than they have with powder and shot.
"A meeting Of catsens and farmers MA
held At the Grand Union Hotel on Thurs.
day afternoon. Il which time p a Palmer
explained the plan for operating the
Farmes' Union Elevator. A committee
was appointed 70 cot subscriptions for
stock TO the amount at a20O(1 or more
The elevator is 70 be $1,000 bushe,l
horsepower elevator. Tie estimated cost
h $4,000. and 5000 worth Of stock a 70
ia1ued IN shares Of go each. Onehalf or
more a which The fsYmers sre invited to
take and hold. II they take more than
half they will own the controlling interest
n Il There IRE to be n ieasf twentv
elevator puilt in the valley and the man
who holds stock In one holds stotk
In Ill. The elevators are then to be-
rented TO the Northwestern t;rain
Dealers Association ct = rents, Of one
cent per bushel for ali the grain handled
. dividend thus TO be declared unon tho
stock once each month. This COMPANY
agrees to buy the farmers wheat from
him at the eieyntorsA n the highest marx Of
price if he wishes. or thew will shin IL for
him 10 any point accessible or the farmer
can shin II himself This comnanv also
promises and agrees to Give ma al, the
benefits of the I,ivernool and other for.
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BArllGArE.

Weather continues fine.
Crops are in prosperous condition,
Farmers feel very hopeful and business
men rejoice.
Arrangements are being made for q
celebration on the Fourth of July.
For Hail Insurance apply to q. T.
Harmon, Bathgate. 8
A copious shower fell one night last
week that will prove beneficial to crops.
Chas. ID. Stack came in from Walhalla
on Sunday; he looks as though the noun.
tains agree with him.
Lumber is now on the ground for the
new Northwestern elevator. This elevat-
or will be built just north and east of the
depot.
VIM. Fosters force has moved unto
Vim Gibson's farm near st. Joe and will
probably break up the whole farm this
year.
Mr.. Goodman Of Fargo, travelling agent
for Fargo Loan Agency, was in town last
week. He likes the appearance of Penn
bina county.
Mr.. Arnold of Grand Union Hotel
tickled the palates Of his boardep last
week with iish which he brought from
Pembina river.
E A. Amea, editor q Mountain Echo.
made q happy With his presence . one
day last week. Come again. Mr.. Ames,
when you can stay longer.
Aparty Of our young people both mar.
ried and unmarried are anticipating .
rseasant time in tenting expedition ON
the mountains this week. They will try
70 lure the dst from tl.eirnative element
and some Of the ladies' intend 10 w 10
ipursnads the Wild Gssse md rabbits that
= IN AZ Ahan III IN q rs,nsin qusst
y | / J. ! ! 4 - =. = I u /
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92b Reward.

For Information sufficient to couvic.
the party or parties who, ON Sunday, May
Is, 1884, get fire or caused TO be set fire
the prsirie by which lurge quantity 81
hay and timber on the property of the
undersigned was destroyed.
H. r. VAUGHN.
Penbina, June 9. 1884. 48
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Notice to Contraators

Sealed tenders will be received by the
undersigned up to July s, 1884, for the pur-
pose of building school house in school
district No. 60, Pembina county, d. 7.
Plans an specifications can be seen at the
house of the undersigned. The lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted. By
order Of school board.
JOHN T. HUTCHINSON,
RICHARD KEELING, Director.
1910 Clerk.
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REv. WARDwxIl occupied the pulpit d
the Methodist church In Emerson last
Sunday morning and evening"
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TnE hour of evening services Ii tile
town churches has been changed from
$50 TO 8 o'clock.
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Notica.

Sealed tenders will be received at the
auditors Office up to Saturday, June 18th,
1884, at P. n, for the work Of lath and
plastering auditors office; also tenders
for painting said building.
J.H. BIRD.
F.C. MrMcK.
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Tenders for Bonds.

Tenders will be received at the Office
of the Township Clerk of Pembina Town
ship. Pembina County, Dakota Territory,
up to Monday, June l6, 1884, at IL N. for
5000 of bonds Of said township, said
bonds to bear interest not exceeding 8
per cent. and running for six years. No
bids will be entertained at less than par.
The valuation Of the township is $40O, 900
and it has no indebtedness. All letters
to be marked TENDERS for Pelnbina
Bonds" and addressed to
r. AyLEN, Twp Clerk,
4bA6 Penbina Twp. Pembins 20. DIT.
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For Adoption.

A bright, healthy girl may be had by a
religious family for adoption by applying
to the undersigned. Best of references
given and required. ]. N. BATEMAN,
4547 Hyde Park, Pembina 20. DIT.
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An old subscriber of the P1osEER Ex.
PRESS concluded q few months ago to dis.
continue his paper until times improved,
hut finding as he said himself, that che
could not afford to do without it," he
called around last Monday and had his
name re-inscribed on our subscription
list. "Enuf sed.'
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Why will you cough when shiloh'scure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts
so cts: und $l.-Sold by l.. WILKnNa
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Our old friend Huckleberry" started
out on the second volume Of the Duel
County Advocate last week. Things
seem to be prosperous with him and he
llas our cordial wishes for continued
success.
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MRs. WEBB took Monday EVENING".
train fol Minneapolis where she will re
main = short time visiting friendA
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CARLISLE.

sgohn Mccartney has finished seeding
and he wears u smiling face, being on
Tuesday last presented with young
daughter. Both mother and child are
doing we'll.
We had a very heavy hail storm here
on Tuesday, some of the hail stones
being very large, followed by splendid
rain, which gave a new impulse to the
growing crops.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-13

Are you made miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite,
Yellow Skinf Rliloh's Vitalizer ia pos
tive Cuee.-sold by L. WmKEks.
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our beautiful groves and shaded
lawns will lend an attractive feature to
tho celebration, which our citizens with
80 much liberality and enterprise are ill.,
augurating for the Fourth. In them the
tired pleasure seekers can rest Themselves
for new enioyments.
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For Gale

One young COW and three oxen, one OK
Eve and the other seven years old. These
are for sale at bargain by
$40 Kelly Il. ADAMS, Tyner.
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HAMILTON.

EnANn1A1VNs
It is reported we are to have bank in
Hamilton.
Sycus & Calm brought in Q nice car
load of stock.
Grain looks nice, some Of it being up
1s or 20 inches.
A side track at Baltimore is being put
in by James McCabe.
The roads are nice and dry after the
fine rain Tuesday night.
Supt. jackson was In town ON Wed.
nesday on route to Alma.
For Hail Insurance apply 70 O. H
johnson, Hamilton. IS
DR.. Boylan has purchased fine top
buggy and looks very nice in it.
II. 3. Corbiel is at Yerxa's store, and
his many friends will be glad to zee him
back again.
The new elevator at Baltimore, owned
by Pillsbury 4 Hubert, is about to COM
Mence operations.
MIR. Small, post Office inspector, took
trip out west as far as young aud
found things very satisfactory.
The Hamilton letter mail failed TO
come once this week. Mistakes will
occur in the best regulated families.
Ayoung man residing at James Flcm-
ing is very low with contraction of the
heart, Doctor Hodson is attending him.
Dakota Messenger failed to connect on
account Of tie editors bad health. He
is al o. X. now and look out for next is-
sue.
Another new elevator Is strongly agitat-
ed among the farmers. 1t is q sure
thing that the Farmers Association will
build ti.issu,nmer.
NJ. McGruer has been very unwell for
the past ten days, but Is recover
lug slowly now. He wants warmer
climate and lie must certainly have it.
The rain OH Tuesday was something
that IVES received with thankful hearts.
Farmers, prepare for a good harvest and
do not deluy to the last hour and have
your grain frozen.
LEMON.
A. L. Burritt has returned from Yellow
Stone Park.
They are identifying their farms in the
vicinity Of Lemon.
H. Ford has planted quite a large
number Of trees and shrubbery ON his
farm.
DR.. Burritt from Ontario paid visit to
Pembina mountains recently and found
it so much improved, he scarcely rccog-
nizcd it.
The residents of Lemon require n
blacksmith. There is plenty of work
but no one to do it. Let some one take
pity on us and come.
At the home of Mr.. McGinnis, sr., they
have a young daughter, which weighs
ten pounds. This is the second daughter
since they came to the mountain.
H. Ford had fine little bare footed
boy come to his residence not 6.sAg since.
They consented to let him remain and
he will probably now take claim.
They arc surveying range 60, about
three miles from Lemon and great
number are taking claims. There will
he three ranges surveyed this summer.
The post master at Lemon has planted
a number Of trees which has added much
to the appearance of the place. They are
to have the mail three times week, also
q land Office.
: Thos. Hewlett has planted about fifty
trees and is doing large amount of
breaking. Jas. McGinnis also has planted
q number of trees and sLrubbery, doing a
large amount of breaking on his farm.
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A PROMINENT Democrat in town, on
hearing the news from Chicago, confess
ed that he would have preferred to, zee
any other name ON the Republican ticket
but that Of J. G. Blaine. So cay they all
of them.
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have just received q lot Of elegant baby
carriages. Come early and have frs
choice, 44-47
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ST. THOMAS.

Lumber is arriving for the Northwest
ern elevator, which is to be built at once.
For Hail Insurance apply to II. p.
Smith, st. Thomas. IS
We had very heavy rain last Tues.
day night and the crops are now in O
splendid condition.
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Dos'r forget the lawn festival at Mr..
Yerxe's. The Emerson silver cornet
band will be present; another prominent
feature of the evening will be an art
gallery with tive nty-two exhibitions. If
you want to spend pleasant evening
don't neglect to do so tonight.
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For Hail Insurance apply TO w. r.
GoodSellow, Neche. IS
straysd,
To the premises Of George Grogan, Penn.
bina, about May 3Oth, pig, one year
old. The owner may have the same by
proving property paying expenses, and
paying for this notice. 45-7
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MANY of our exchanges are asking IL
their towns will celebrate on the Fourth
Pembina settled tins question weeks ago.
and nothing is being left undone by the
committees to make the day = grand
success.
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look tor some Duke Of York to como
aasonse q With q bloody boot and 81
thumb screwY Shall VIC not build an h.
QUESTION Id which heretics can be tried,
convicted and punished ~ they deservef
Let the ball DO kept rolling; only let it|
roll backward to the happy time when
people believed in = fat stationery earth
with the sun moving around it-Yours
truly, INcooNrro.
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Rev. F. McGlNxs will give Mas in
Bathgate on Sunday next at 10 O'Clock,
A. n, and during the week will visit
Cavileer to arrange for future celebra-
ton of Mass at that place. On Sunday
June ed Mass will be held in Pembina
at 1880 o'clock, A. n. Is usual.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-13

A. 3. NuaErr. representing the FArao
Argus, and an old friend Of G. H. Strong,
spent . few days in town this week. e,
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;9 Sleep - q htl made miserable ~
lthat tsj 4 !lIIi n ~ n ssip.tlas
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Tho Coming Celebration.

The Fourth Of July committee are
arranging for . broad gauge celebra-
ton embracing such . variety of
features - to attract the crowd from near
and fGr. It was their intention to an
nounce perfected program this week.
They will bring it forward next week,
however aud we are assured of celebra-
ton that will contain many and varied
attractions. The posters are already out
and farther particulars win be forthcoming
in due ims. Look out for full announce
ment next week, and get ready for q
gala day on the Fourth.
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Are You Going

TO any part Of the United States or Cana
d.. II % buy your tickets 1t Neche, DIT.
I will give you benefit Of the lowest rates
and check baggage through to destination
Of ticket. Any desired information sl,out
routes. rates and connections cl,ecrfully
given on application either in person or
by letter. Arrangements have been
made 20 that passengers can get through
tickets upon application to agents ct
Batheate, Hamilton or st. Thomas. :.
". z. GoopIxo,
Z ~ At 81. T. u. On. By.
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BIZ all accounts from various parts Of
the county ii will be seen that the crops
are making astonishing progress, and all
concerned are correspondingly happy.
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Business Locals,

More new drugs and sundries just
arrived & WilkenS Drug Store.
A large variety Of sheet music for Or
gans and Pianos just arrived at Wilkens'
drug store, sold ct one. half usual price. 4e
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THE Boston operate Minstrel Com
pany, one of tlle.lareest ones on the road.
accompanied by band Of 16 pieces, are
booked to appear in Emerson on Tues
day, July LIST, after weeks season in
Winnipeg. As the Emerson Band con-
cert will take place At the City Hall on
the came date, endeavors are being made
to change the date Of the Ninstrels 70
June 30th ct Emerson, and 70. secure
them loe July LIT at PembinA.
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SARLL LAKE.

truly, lNCoaNIro.
SHELL LAKE.
Shell Lake was 90 called by Surveyors
Dyke and Tucker, and is situated four
teen miles south Of the international
boundary line, between ranges 50 and 60.
II 10 beautiful sheet Of water and b The
the source Of the Little Psmbina river.
It is surrounded By some Of The most
beautiful prairie country on the noun.
tain. In the summer Of 1892 Mclean
Bros, II. Dunford, K. Work Of Cavileer,
secured some Of the best land on the
north side of the lake, Early in the
spring Of 1885, Donnelly Bros, J. Camp
bell, Sidney Johnston, J. and J. Lindsay
and Mrs. Doyle and family were fourth
nate enough to secure claims west Of the
luke. Quite a number of the settlers
have large crops in this year, especially
on the north side. A large amount Of
breaking will be done this season. 1t
will not be long until we have o rail.
road and the county seat of Harvey county
will be located here, all of which is going
to take place at no distant day, as the
west half of Cavilcer is already organized
with the new county of Towner; in fact
we can now imagine we SOC Shell Lake
city looming up in the distance.-Yours
&C., SETTLER.
CAvILEER.
For Hail Insurance apply 70 G. Il.
Gray, Csvilser. IS
The following paragraph is from the
Grafton News: John Bechtel. ESQ.,, of
Cayileer, and one Of Pelnbina county's
oldest and most respected citizens. made
Grafton . visit and the News office a
call last week. Mr., Bechtel reports
everything in fourishing condition in
his county, and thinks that in the near
future Cavilecr will be the county seat.
He gave us few points as to the cult
walton oftimotlly grass. Four years age
lie commenced sowing and no keeps
from sixty to seventy acres seeded down
His first crop has been about three tom
to the acre. the second year two tons
and the third but one, the severe ftos
gradually killing it out. He claims thai
the crop is benefit on account Of killing
out the weeds. and the convenience O
hay at hand, but does not End that hi
stock do any better than on natural hay
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Rev. CArHcARr will preach sermon to
the young people next Sunday evening
at the Presbyterian church, and will be
glad to see large attendance.
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Qu1rE number gathered ON Cavileer
street last Saturday evening to witness
Q trial Of the Harden hand grenades.
The conditions under which they were
used was not quite favorable to a fair
setting forth of their advantages, but it
was evident that as convenient appli-
ance to check a fire not too far advanced
they are valuable.
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More Goods Receivod

And / am still ceiling at half prices
Come and buy yourself rich at
CHAs. FuLL's.s