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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-24
Il Myster.y.

4 Myate1y.
that ri-tic path w+s t..'nGiny
When III sun It's my va: .ilf iGirg. (reas
u aiming 81 aiming i.Iiy ri: aiming through the
MA wn;cira the strenne gill. Mig
As eat aGcsd tiiesc VA. liz, mag.
u the .ne:tiGE merry mu ic uAt:.e breeze,
m ll.I betcati. Il ce reclining
Where 10 ray Il run WAS s.iiing,
L. s..~ fellow .yinis OF Ill. ground.
Though no til. it.. TUE snitSrd
QuicKlys on his eye. l,plitted,
Upward liftc'i NJ Ii willy 10 KEEL around.
Coed friend s;ii /, approaching
10 rGt cha.g mt ith T.: cion"h!ug,
Ar" you waiting for so!ne me. se!.e, with news?
BIT 10 tl.er word h ,ltte Ell.
And nc other sentence mitte;cd. l:'pes.
save u'il i!li True liXe Flnlancr boots uni
EnCs Stra!.st .Xpr sslon surely,
S..ia ], oi:iug down Il lu!lr. IL.
trust gopn sir. that yrii the question Ill cxcus
Bat b. only looked tin prcuitr.
A. III only spose ts words tn louder,
Tier ia alnnys, always comfort,
IL floianc : b .ota aud slin, +.
Why bl - ne Ingn! shouted
Ar his sanity i1ouLt d.
suf''t!s nothing tome what p'npl T. goods you u.s."
But II Only c.i d tile i,igLc.
With nihi ia-t;c lire. (;,md .l1ty.
fGun gave y ii; cas!. by buying FiOrancc's boots
81 leit him tiie:e.,ciiiing
v h. r. no III? Of sun Was siin!rg. did ns..
Ana lIct u.tly wonder. d at the words i!l: I.n,
ihi;.iinIs si.ie.y twas IL iuysteay.
And tint SOM hidden history ti,.d shoes
War weaving e,a,ad n.ys.ii and ilora,ce's boot.
50 lthen a.oirad In bay iti"i,.
Nay, tel; mpeiled t,try them.
Ana lei:o!a!r,. cause !nr g!l lass.
That the words lie med were mudu4ss,
Induced IN. thu tDpusc!nse
fiorance's matches boots ard shoes.
u. c. fIUHA>tE Pelnhna.
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BEAULiEU.
(Too late for last week,)

We are convalescent, Mr.. Editor, and
will try to resume our reportorial duties
once more.
DIR. Hewitt is at Mr.. Geo. Dopkius,
where he will be found till his house at
Olga will be finished.
Mr.. Yerxa has closed up and is at
prese ut at Hamilton. Another stock of
goods will shortly be opened here.
Chas. Mcleod took in the Forks Last
week and reports the place AS booming.
He sent while there mammoth potato
grown Oil his place here to the Southern
Exposition.
Grain in Beaulieu is nearly all ,thresh-
ed. An average of twenty five bushels of
wheat is reported by threshing men,
which cannot be beaten by many local..
ties in Dakota if by any.
We have to report an accession to the
population of our town in DIR. Cuff and
lady, of Hereford, England, who are
come to stay and establish themselves in
a home near the mountains. The DIR.
will practise here, and comes with a
good reputation as u professional man.
Messrs. Joy, of Grand Forks, and Nc
Connell, of Milnor, OAK. were in and
around Beaulieu three days of last week.
They have taken away with them good
impression of tile country and will doubt
less again come and enjoy the delicacics
of rural life in the mountains.
Mr.. Brown who has been here a mart
of the summer has gone west to the
Yellowstone, and thence will 20 to Cali
fornia before returning to his home in
Hereford, England. Mr.. Brown is a
practical English farmer, and We hope
to sec him return and put his experience
10 work i'll the west.
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Notice.,

Having disposed ofmy milling interests
in Cavileer, and having a very large
number Of outstanding accounts, 1 here
by give notice that same must be settled
Oh or before Nov. j, 1884, or they will be
placed in hands Of my solicitors for
collection. JonN BEcurEL.
Cavileer, Oct. Z, 1854. lila
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Bueklsn's Arnica ealve.

6u0k1en0 Afnice 4alvO.
Tho bestsalye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. ch,lblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by q. Moore L Co.
Pembina.
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Nine Phys,cians utdne.

Mn. Helen Pharviz, No. 3Sl Dayton
st., Chicago, ILL.,, Is now IN her sixty
eighth year, and states that she has suf-
fered with consumption for about ten
years, was treated by nine physicians, all
of them pronouncing her case hopeless.
She had given up all hopes of ever re-
covering. Seven bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption COM
pletely cured her. Doubling ones, please
drop her postal and satisfy yourselves.
Call at c. Moore & Co., Pembina.
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N Anawer Wantad,

Can any one bring us case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bittere
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per-
manently cured and who are daily recon.
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's disease, diabetes, weak back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bow
els, and act directly on the diseased partst
Every bottle guaranteed For sale at Soc.
. bottle BY e. Moore 4 Co., Pembina.
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Apples for Sale

Messrs. Ryan & Musselman will rcciye
a carload of choice winter apples about
the 18th of Oct, which they will sell at
reasonable prices. Call early and secu,e
what you require. Apply at the Bank
building to G. w. Ryan or j. K. MUssEL-
NAN. ll.l3
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Arc You Going

to any part of the United States or Cana
da. Ifso buy your tickets at Neche. DIT.
l will give you benefit of'the lowest rates
and check baggage through to destination
of ticket. Any desired information about
routes, rates and connections cl,eerfully
given Oh application either in person or
by letter. Arrangements have been
made 80 that passengers can get through
tickets upon application to agents at
Bathgate. Hamilton or st. Thomas.
w. E. GooDINa,
1928 Ag't st. p, NJ. & NJ. Ry'
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All persons indebted to the under
signed will please take notice that be-
tween this date and the 25th inst, they
will he called on to make settlement.
All claims remaining unsettled after the
above date, will be at once handed over
to the court for collection.
Oct. 9, 1884. &. MuRpAEY,
ll-l2 Neche, d. 7.
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U Lan,i oilcs, urand Fork DIT. Oct 10, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the follow iry-named
settler has filed IL tice OF his intention { make
final pro III support of clliiu, and that said
proof will be- made before J. Henry Ab.a,n., a
notary public u, ienhima ID n. on December S.
1854, viz: Rob ri 4 St,,rr
iot the sw ~ scc q, t IGt -.
He names the follow ing illness sto prove lis
continuous T. si'leuce upon, ali cultivation ,f
said lend, viz: seth David gu, Geo. ", Abr;u.; =
". ;. Thomson and lluEc, C;.se,n lit all Of reln.
bina county. BIC TiFFANY Register
IL. x. Vaughn. Att ,rnsy. l:,-,s
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Notice to Earnera

No(lc6 TO EaTmeF9.
Parties wishing to exchange wheat 70,
-four should bring in their grists early.
When we commence merchant work
only limited quantity can be exchang.
ed. Get cheap -four and bran while you
have an opportunity.
1916 PEaB1NA Mill 70.
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Crab apples at the Pioneer Bakery
Notice,

My Office has been removed from Penn
bina to Hamilton, d. T.. where all note
and book accounts due must be paid 1t
once or process of law will be resorted to
for collection. 1915 T. E. VERA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-24

A MANITOBA wave made its way down
the Ruby last Tuesday, bringing the fint
snow OF the season, and calling out But.
fslo overcoats generally.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-24

HAVING heard that there would not be
one drop of water on the globe fifteen
million years from now, the people of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, have begun to
import whiskey as necessity to save the
water. Fifteen car loads are here, wait
ing to be shipped by boat.-st. Vincent
New Era.
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10 the FARMERS.
Eight well bred Poland China and
Berkshire pigs for sale, imported last
spring from the..Illinois Industrial Insti-
tnte. Must be disposed of at once. Will
sell ON time.
GEO. s. McTAvlsH,
4wk. Pembina.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-24

TIE sociable at the residence Of Mrs.
Abrams last Monday evening was well
attended and those present thoroughly
enjoyed the evening. The sum of SO
was netted to the M. Z. choir in whose
interests the sociable was held.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-24

The Bathgate convention opened at
. o'clock Tuesday morning, with an a.
tendance Of about fifty teachers, and a
number of distinguished educators from
abroad. Interesting sessions were held
on Tuesday and Wednesday, and on the
evenings ofthese days, able lectures were
delivered by Territorial Supt. Healy and
President Blackburn of the Grand Forks
university. Full report Of the conyen.
ton will be given next week.
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Dissslatisn OF Ce-partaership.
The Co-pastnerrhip heretofore existing under
he 6rm name of Loring d Mayo IL this day
mutually dissolved.
GEO. D.ioRING,
131S H.7A. MAYO.
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TIE ladies aid society of the NJ. E.
congregation will give a pound sociable
next Monday evening, at H. Charl-
tons. Every one attending is expected to
bring pound of something mo matter
what-and the whole will be placed to-
sether and auctioned of, and the proceeds
will 60 to make come necessary repirs
OH the parsonage.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-24

Tar house Of Mr.. p. Jennings, two
miles south Of town was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday afternoon. We have
not yet gained full particulars Of the
oflair.
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Business Locals.
To the Farmers,

Oysters 6NrVed
To order at the Pioneer Bakery in any
and every style. 9-3m
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Land ollce Grand Forss, d. T., sept. "a lss.
Complaint having been entered at this Office en-
June lHl lssri, by lnui. Lrngtu against John
far'ner t'r ahan nnins his !'t n.e,tend entry No.
t!o GATED August I'LL, iSS2, up'n the northwest
quarter st:tion u, township lt2. range d. III fem
bliia county. Dakota, With II view To Tie cancellu-
ton snid entry; the said pnrIies hereby sum
moned To appear at thi. Office on the 9TH day of
furnish tertimrny cai,aer,.i lug said alleged nbnm.
.oameMt. Testimony III TILL case viii be taken
lief rev j. kn.eslAW :. court Commits toner
III 'e!hhiila DIT. Oh Nuv, Elbes 9TH, .e.1, at 0
O'clock ~. NJ.
Il. Tw&EsliE, BIC. TIFFANY Register.
a-lS Attorney, WI. ANDERSON, Receiver
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-24

Gang Flow for Sale.
Skinner pillow, in good condition, nearly
new, will sell at bargain. Apply to Jos
Morrison Or to Overtin Bristol, Pembina.
D. T. lO-ll
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THE county commissioners will meet
next Monday. special session having
been called 70 adjust and meet the ex-
penses connected with the county court
held this week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-24

S Land Office, Gfand Forks DIT. sgt IL, ISL
Cn'np'aiat has ben entered at THE tiirc on
Charlie BIZ ;cnbeci. f'r !ai'ue 10 eomils Nth
Inv " t. 'iti.:ber-cultlre Entry No. !a,. cate.
MPTcj ~. l."s. upon the M cf section 4, 1871. r
il cancel utnn Of S,ia entity; III ALL sirr
that sai ChatcY Erndenbech, iii MT hr al: five
nc Is os sai land, nal Gnus L. b.. bso.;ei li>"
aces OF laid land the iir,t y."l; and ti.. rot eak
cause 10 ne broken 1--WE acres al said ln!. ami
III nj plaw o. cultivata a:y rOit! Of $. i'll land
during the secrni yea:; a,.l iii net break o.
CATS To he bIoiei.. nor cultivate cnu,u to be
cultivated ANY portion of sai iali:: gu tag the
third year. The saiu ;,ar.s ar, hereby r,in.mon-
ed toapea ntt!!is o!'icenn Tie Ia my alH,v. ~
ter rs y htiu'cl ck A. ~. t',G-pF nj nU u5I i.l!
testimony t"nce ni,.g said nirs"il ailu =. Tesli-
mo. ywi he IL. EN- before Ii. q. Eph.,'G III Grafton
iiaaDta N"v n:bet Ii, lss; ut9o'ciucs A.M.
aAE:I&AH u HILL BIC TirrAHY,
ip-ll MLo:i:Gys. Register.
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Mr.. LARS HOGAN, Appointment farmer
from Hummel township, was in town ON
Tuesday. In the last report of the coun-
ty commissioners it wrongly . ap-
peared that the county was
called on to pay doctor bill for Mr..
hogan-onc of the kind of mistakes
that will sometimes occur in printing re-
ports, and we cheerfully make the cor
rection in justice to Mr.. Hogan.
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Wanted.

By the undersigned a situation as
housekeeper. Mrs. A. LEGRASD,
1w Tyner, d. r.
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DRAYT01.

Tho following shows the result of tho
final examination in school district No.
Is, Drayton Twp. 5th ass:-Selena Nor
rison Book, LIST; Abbie VanCamp,2d; Ara
bella, Sd. 4th class, senior:-Emma Van
Camp and Kate Stewart, LIST; Mary Mordy,
2d; Edgar Book, Sd. 4tl, class, junior
Jenny Stewart and Lizzie Van Camp, LIST;
Loama Biggerstaif, I'd; Janet Johnson,3l
Sd class:-Julia Johnson, LIST; Jas. Wilkins,
I'd; Bertha Mordy, Sd. I'd class:-Mabel
Wilkins, LIST; Danl,ie johnson, I'd.
b. HAIcRow, Teacher.
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Fsnn bran only 30 cents per 100 lbs
shorts 90 cents and first patent -four S2.75
per sack at the Pembina Role rMills. 2w
A LETTER from Rev. Geo. A. scl,ram
states that he will occupy the NJ. E.
church next Sunday morning and even.
ing.
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S Land oice, Grand Forks, d I, or,.a, ISL.
Nutce is hereby given that tile following named
settler li;s filed n1lce OF his intention u nuke
iinal proof in support of his claim and Tint said
proc! VIII be made before Robert rwce,lIie, Dist
tour. Clerk ut iembinn, d. T...o Nov. u, lssi
VIZ: Joseph fariscau,
cr the hi ne lr. sec 1T iGi, aud If re or, see
35, !e!n,r5 ".
lie names tlls following witnesses t. prove his
Continuous esience mi" aud cultivation of said
iaii'i, VIZ: Jos Reopelc. Garden lclti.r Luuis
Lakose, Of Toilette I, and H. X. Wilson, o. Penn.
hi;.a. y l. ia-lI h. G. TIFFANY. Register.
III FAuGHS, Attorney.
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Land Office Grand Forks, Oak. Sept. Ii. 1851.
Notice is hereby given tint the folawing- named
settler liss filed uulice OF bia in,entiul 10 MAKE.
final pro In SUPPORT of his claiin and that said
coi VIII he made bc!oGe join. Mcmillan Notary
fuDilcat hamilton DIT, IN November /, 1851 viz:
August krirke,
Tor The nv ar see is. :Gl. ~.
He names the following Witnesses tn prove Iii.
sud lami viz: ue:man i inke Nm Mi..nlI IL \
Prescott and l. Prescott. MI nj cnvi!ser DT.
:, Wa Il. c. TIFFANY, Register.
US Land Office, Grand Forks. ID I, Se;t i6, ie,.
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N"::ce %. Hearing ava .ettr.s Tsstx-
lnen:s.ry.

lHcns'.ry.
t Gsunsy Of r. rsn,i' Naa IL PROBATE COURT
In the matter OF Estate of Elizabeth Jo!.:.sor,
deceased.
y ,ive Is hereby given that .Iut,snr ". Win.
els tor has le,i with ti,c ,!,,;ige of tis Court a
i.im issued IL Tie Esiate of Elizabeth ,,uii.a,n
deceased. ais; ta' rir at Will ana to- t.ueit OF
said Eli1 beth ! i!;'>oiI. decreased. lie prln:ptl
a:.d proved. an! TIA. sutn:.!Gy, tie 81 Gay ol
\ T.mher, i'I, u! 20 n'cl Ok \, ~
OF Gnid Gay IL being day al
regular :erm oi tis court. "a wit: ottht .,ore,i
he" term. 1871. 81, HE g u:t t.oI>e liz The Town II
f,inhiEa. g u1tv al I.in!i;in, has huou set fni
hea ing t;.i'; pe;it!ra, when ,u, where any u r.
son iht;IE-t'.l MAJ G,t eaf AID shcw cuuse VIII.
the said pc;.i. n 81. u!(i mt b. granted
Dated October iath, l~;;.
koBERT TwEEnLiE,
12-ii Probate Judge.
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Notice is hereby given ti.,,t the following named
settier has filed ,otite of his intelLi n 10 make
lmsl pr 'nI III supp t ofhis claim. aud that said
proof WIZ be made heinTe JOHN Mem iilan, notary
pahilc III Hamilton |, 7 OF october ~, 1884 viz;
i.mamueul I.!;..cjohn,
ir the Sc ;r. see D. / 100, -.
He names the lowinl. witnesses to prove his
cnith'i4''s residence up.u, tud cultivation "i
sail lan!, viz: hnn ,s!cInt III leo Mcintosh Ii
sWa,son' Ge'stis.t. all Of Baltimore. DT.
e-lS BE TIFFANY, Register
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81 CNES4A f. "A M Il
Andrew Car and wife paid ~ fiyin1
visit from Tyner last week.
Thresl,ing is 1.-THE 60 here although
the farmers are discouraged ut the low
price of grain. They are anxiously ex,
pecting higher price.
Rev. Mr.. Hamer who has been an
pointed to take the place of Rev. Kerfool
preached his first sermon last Sunday
evening. We give the reverend gentle.
man hearty welcome to his new sphere
of labor.
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Notice.

At the Pioneer Bakery. Call and try
them. 9-3m
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Cranberries at the Pioneer Bakery.
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IN giving history of Dakota land
Offices Of former times the Fargo Argus
says:-The Office Of Pembina was opened
for business the nineteenth day of DE-
cember, 1870, when Col. E. stutsnan, an
old pioneer Of central Dakota, and in
honor Of whom Stutsman county was
named, was register, and Judge Potter.
whose name another county bears, was
receiver. There we're then but three
land Offices in Dakota. one at Yankton
one at Vermillion and the one at Penn
bina. The first days business consisted
of filings which were made by men
whose names have since become q part
OF Dakota's history. Presumption declara-
tory statement No. was filed by Charles
Cavileer, to whom belongs the honor of
being the first white man to establisi, a
permanent residence within the territory.
he having settled at Pembina about 1851.
Presumption No. 2 was fled by Hon.
Judson LaMoure, since one of the most
prominent men Of the territory, and
homestead No. ! was filsd by Hon. N. Z.
Nelson, then a. now, deputy collector of
customs, and thesecond homestead fling
was made by Charles Bottineau, an old
Indian trader. These four men, the first
to avail themselves Of the provisions Of
congress touching the appropriation of
the public landsin North Dakota, are all
living; all still own their farms, and all
have given their names to counties in
Dakota. The first proof ut the Pembina
office was cash entry, based upon q
homestead filed at the Vermillion Office
by Joseph Rolette latter whom another
Dakota county is named) and was made
Dec. IS, 1870. There were about twelve
filings the first day, but for long time
business. in the language peculiar to that
day, was SLACK"
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DR. roRTEous,
Honorary Graduate Of the Ontario veteri.
nay College. Treats all Diseases Of dolnesticated
aaisnals. once At Nasop's Livery Barn.
PMBINA,- DAKOTA.
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---.-:@--A~a

(HAs. =. HARRIS, NJ. d.
Phyuician and Surgeon. Found ct oil hcula
M not professionally engaged either u Mrs.
WstkinJ or 1t G. Moore 4 Co.'S Drug Store.
I8KBLN.A, DAKOTA.
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James Kyle
for lot4, ecaa, lots and ). sec 80, tip C4 "a.
He names the !allowing witnesses u prove his
continuous residence upon, ami cultivation Of
sli,l land. viz W Knowi $, G Knowles. Vi Kyle
ami Geo Slr ard all Of fIyd Park, III
li-!6 u. G. TIFFANY, Register
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'RRItlCrsKlA's IeusEIeLD.

U Land Office. Grand Forks. ID. r.. Oct 4, iss.i
Notice liz hereby given TINT the follpwiug-nlmed
settle! has fled u3tice OF his intention L. make
iinul proof in rupl, of his clnim aud that said
lr!o.i will be made before I. Twee,llie. clerk
,,i, ~ ,N'-f
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Il.
Byron Lee has moved his house from
his farm 10 the one which lie now owns
next to the school house.
We have had Indian summer for two
weeks, which has been more beautiful
than the Indian himself.
Quite number from this place intend
going to Olga on the 3lst, to attend the
grand quadrille party there.
There is lots of good wheat in this
neighborhood, but there viii; be very lit.
tie sold unless prices are better.
We are informed that Alex Gordon
wishes to sell his farm or rent it for a
term of years. This would be a good
Jas. Embury and W. D. Hurley have
purchased new threshing machine,
and are doing good work for their neigh
bOre.
w. D. Tubbs, with the firm of Ioring 4
Wheeler, Walballa, and Miss G. Ioring
paid our thriving town visit on Sunday
last and were the guests Of Miss schram.
The hum Of the threshing machine is
heard through this vicinity in every di,
rection and the farmers are delighted
with the beautiful weather for such work
Mr.. Alex Gordon has q pair of fatted
cattle which he ofiep for sale cheap
Any ofour butchers spnld do we'll tool
and - thsm, - thy are fine beef aus
twiiI Al a 90 ii q leach. \ B
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Wtnnei0fa.

= Die Gbicaso 6aBoauben.5obri Bel
WinneapoltS brannfe nteber. S6a.
BEN SIS, 900; 60 Wann wurhen bei6diti,
9unsslos.,
- @m 81. B. Sc. bmnnte IS in ct.
Saul su9lci6 an Srei Stenen: in Der
@roBbanblung pom Saa 81 Yarr (S6oeen
S2O,OC0; ueriidcrt), IN Der Minneipta
gpps5ubrit nnb in grOB' 0eibitau.
Sn IS Counties Sibt es 80 itoubis
napiide S6abmeiiter, 25 ifanbinouii6e
&e9iltratoren Don GerfaufsurtunSen, IA
ifanbinapii6e 2lubitors 7 ifanbinupii6e
SberiiiS unb IL itanoinauii9e &i6ter.
MinneIota prooucirte Iettes SSabr
mebr @eisen, ais irgenb Elm anberer Stdat
Der Union, ndmli9 3,773, 200 guibel,
uno smar ouf $50, 794 Ncres. Der Weis
gen iibertrifit an @iite po6l alien Weisen,
Der auf Der gan,en Grbe I'M leeten Sabre
eescgen wliroe. (9lu6 ntdt Sitin0ien
Siebt b~eiIersn @eisen! Geb.)
SIM StaotssefGngniB III Stills
Date brad abermals Elm 6eler aus,
bus, obwpbI Der Gerluit g~erin9er lit, ais
Der uor etli6en WO6en (uur etwa 500
600, Gcrii@erun9 $I2, 0OO), bod Die Ses
bOrben IN melt 9rOBsre gerlesenbeit iett,
ba bas eigentli9e @efdnsniB s~eritort wurbe
ine nur Die feusrieiten !3euen lteben Bile;
ben. 0os 6erer fam auf nod unbetamte
@eiie I'M Grosei6pB sum Nusbru6. Die
@efangcnen puroen ale bis auf einen gee
Son ben $50 StrGfin9en geOentt
man etrpa 200 al Srt unb Steue al be-
iie iinb in elmer @ieBersi untersc,
bra6t unO meroen bon Der WtiliS 0eiua6t;
Bic anbern weroen on ionltiSen Bldeen
uutergebraat.