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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-14
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA
County Of PembiEa,
a. G. Nichols. plaintiff, against Truman Calder.
defendant.
Malice is hereby given, That by virtue of an
Execution to me III ected aid delivered and now
In my hands issued out of the Clerks office OF the
Ihi Judicial district Court Territory If OAK, "a
In aud Tor the 'Euuty Of Penbina upon q Judy.
ment rendered In said Cunt in fnv + II A, G.
Nichols. plaintiff. AMI Ggainst Truman calder.
defendant, have levied upon the following de,
scribed Real Estate OF snid defendant to.wit: The
northeast uArtcr OF section number thirty-three
$50 10 Township nu- Der one bundled and sixty-
three (iG3j NJ rth Of Range fty-four west, of lie
9Th T. NJ, IN peinhiaa County. Dnkota Territ nv.
And that /! shnll. on Monday the 18th day 81
March y. ID. 1894. at the hour OF two o'clock + NJ.
IT sAid day, ut the front door OF the Court House.
i'll the o'Tii II Peinbina In said County and Terri
toy Proceed sell a!l the right title and interes:
In and to the above described property 70 suisfy
snii Judgment AID costs, am. uniting to ff,y.nIns
dollars aid fifty t.:ce cents, together with ali
nccruiig costs Of sale, and interest Oh the same
from the 18th day of October, 1888 at the rate q
seven per cent per nnnuil ut Public Auction, 10
tie highest bidder FIR cash. :
Dated, Pembina ID. T., February 8, 1894
CilAS j. BROWN.
GAfFEEI 4 kHEEsHAw, Sheriff.
Plu1nt1tfs Attorneys. 1898
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1liL7
M q aR etsrast went v Emssson d A
n p. ". AAndles hss soiis: down so dbl
sasteIn home near Otsisnsbusg, NY.
Harvey u he had to go lbr 4 team Of
hofl Rhmor saith moie.
4 Ths entertainment given on wedncs-
day evening q, ,ult., under the auspices
of tie Mountain Literary Society was a
perfect success though mot largely attend
Led. IT. Anderson, of osnabruck, per-
formed the duties cfchaismxn with his
usual tact Tie entertainment was OPEN
ed by;s glee song, Miss Jennie Anderson
presiding at the organ, after which came
an organ and violin selection by Mlsal
Anderson and James Dickson rendered
in an accomplished manner. John Dick
son then amueed the company by his
rendition Of Pat and the Gridiron."
The song, /" have no Home," by Miss
Lucretia Anderson in character, was rem.
dered in an artistic manner. "Ask
Mamma" was well recited bv Mr.. Geo.
Robeftson. Take me- back to home and
mother" was sung by the Misses Ander-
son in fine style. "Her bright smile
l'aunts me STILL" was sung by Mr.. Geo.
Robertson in such mastery style as to
call forth an encore. aThe Cavalry
Charge at Balaklava,' was then thrilling
ly rendered by John Dickson. A song
entitled The Lament of the Irish Emil
grant, was well rendered by MIR. John
swanlaw. "The Scotch Pcdler's story"
by Mr.. James Dickson kept the audience
in fit of nerriment from beginning to
end. A duet. "When We gang ava
Jamie" was well rendered 10y AIR. Robert
son and Miss Mary Mcdonald. Nothing
to Wear" was read by Mr.. John Dickson.
Tom Gibbs $780," q comic Scotch gong
was given by Geo. Robertson. [4ochiels
Warming" by Messrs. John Dickson and
Geo. Robertson IN character, :was well
done. "a Flower from my Mothers
Grave" WIS sung in excellent style by
Mr.. John McGill. en- wander back
again." was well sung by Mess,s. Mc(iill
and Robertson and the Misses Anderson.
"Cantalne." sung by Mr.. James Dickson
and Miss Gertie Anderson elected tile
applause oftle audience. The entertain.
ment concluded with tableaux of ives.
tern bachelors. All acted we'll their parts
but the biscuit Baking" by Mr.. James
Taylor and the Lighting of the fire" by
Mr. Randles were comical in the extreme
The scene ended by Mr.. John MIcGil
singing "The little old sl,anty on the
claim" which was encored,
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FAlRpORr.


Fairport claims three of the officers
elected on the 4th of March.
There has been meeting called tc
organize q school in this section.
Several parties in and around Fairport
are intending to take out free homestead
deeds this spring.
solen Arnold was down from Dresden
last week. 1.-The familiar face of Vim. j
Campbell is seen on ourstreets once more
.....Henry Everitt, brother-in-law ofThos
Wright, arrived here from Michigan on
the 9th, inst, with his family. J.B
Shaw and family accompanied them
They will take up their abode in Bath
gate for the present.. Miss Nellie Sopel
and her mother returned from visiting
friends ut st. Thomas last Saturday. !.
Angus Mcdonald is visiting ut his sisters
Mrs. S. l.. Wright. Mrs. G. II. Asseltype
has been very i'll most of the winter, bu,
we are glad TO sa5kt!at she is on the mene
again.
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SlacrfTs SnIe,


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. County of Pembina.
~. Q. Nichols. piaintiI. against ohm Gillies and
Josiah Chapman defendaHta.
Notice ls hereby given, That by virtue of an
Execution to Inc directed and delivered and
10" in my hands issued out of the Clerks office
OF the Third judicial District Court. Territory Of
Dakota, In aud Tor the unity of Penlbina, UPON
u Judgment rendered in said Court in fovor Of a.
z. Mich Is. plaintiff. and against John ellis and
JONAH Chapman, defendants. l have levied upon
The 4 IL wing described Real Estate Of said de-
tcndant. I wit: Lot number eight (s,) in blrck
number thirty-ene ~, in the town Of Hamilton.
Iembinn County. Dakota Territory. And that /
shall, Oh Monday the i Ill duy of March A. u. 1874
at the hour 81 two o'clock r. NJ of said day. at the
front door of the Gou House in the town Gf
Penlbina. In said County and Territory. proceed
y sell all the right title and interest OF the above
named John ellis ard Josiah Chapman, i'll and
% the abov. described property to satisfy said
Judgment and costs. amounting to enc hundred
and sixty Is Dollars aud forty (4O) cents, &.
geths1 with MI accrig costs of sale and int. ert
on the SANE Fl III the 18th day of Oct her, 1893 Mt
the rate a seven per cert. per annunl ut Public
Aucti IL, Oh the highest bidder for cash
Dated III PeluLiLa. II. T., February 5, 1885,
CIlAS. J. BROWN,
GArfSEY u k%EEsM W. Sheriff.
l.'ii,t:ifs Alto neys. 2o.a2
The above sale IL adjourned until the ..tl, of
March, the SAINT hocr AID place.
q. J. Brown,
Sheriff.
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ERN EST.

Rev. Caswell is expected to preach in
Ernest school house Sunday, March %, at
one o'clock. Two weeks later, April Gt.,,
at II A. NJ, in the same place, he will he
assisted at communion by Rev. John
Scott, and in the afternoon of the same
day ut Hyde Park at p. NJ. All are cor.
daily invited. 1t is specially DESTROYS
that large attendance should be at
Ernest on both occasions, as matter Of
vital importance is to be presented for
consideration.
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An answer Wanted.

Can any one bring US case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
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.
Brishts disease, diabetes, weak back, OF
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bow.
els, and act directly on the diseased parts
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at Soc
abottle by G. Moore Co., Pembina.
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Mortgage Sale,


Dehnlt having been made in the payment of
tEL ty-thfee hu:ad: SGtls dollars sl.s :J which IL
Claimed t, be due ut the date OF this ~ tlce upon
q C: ;s!! do tsag., culy executed and delivered
by William H. Is Ok, q single IiAll of pulut;u
County. ID. L., I J:,,;ies Bethany. If the same
place, bsa: ~ 'I,te tie 18th DAY Gi Oct her A. u
lsa;' ana Guly ccai,.d in the !lce Gf the Regis.
ter q Deeds IN and for the County Of Peinb,u
AID Tefrtoryof Eakota on the 18th day of Uctob.
er a. j.. lesa, ut ere ..'cl OK r. NJ in B0 two of
ceeirg ut law or oti!e. wise having been inytf.it
10 " rec We fie debt s.tu.ed by said mortgage.
or any pat there;t .aw Therefore, notice NJ
hereby gwen. tint by VII tue If power of sale
cohAiheu III SAID Mortgage ard pursuant to tile
stAtute III such case made IL d provided, the said
Mortgage VIII be fo.eGlosed. and the premI. ca
described Ill ard cf weed by said Mortgage, yiz
lhe shuth-weet quartz Of the southeast quarter
OF eection number twelve q in Township nun
number hi;y one GU west, containing forty (jO)
az o. according to the govt survey thereof Ia
penplnG County and Territory Of Dakota, with
the he!edltanents and appultenances will ba
cold at public auction. to the highest bidder az
cash, to pay said debt and intere,t and the n
IL any, On sajd premises, and twenty df,llass
attorney's Zee rs stipulated III and by said Nor.
RaGeia case 0fforeclosure. ard the d isbursements
si " law; which sale will be made BY the
Of ne Court Honse. In the town Of Pesnhina a
said C,uht ~ and Territory, on the bth daY ~ AMI
A. Nlss4, ct two O'clock r. ~ Of that AZ. eubfect
q redemption u any ume within one year -,
sae Gay y sale, ~ provided By Law, n.
& Dated February l4th A. D. is31. 81 II S. 81
aaAy y Rx.s.sAv. !. s A s:S ,S|
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Nh. W. McDowAlI has the agency for
several valuable works and he purposes
calling upon the citizens of Pembina and
other towns in this and Walsh county.
The Peoples Cyclopedia" is a recent
work, and, as we believe the best of the
kind published. The editor ofthis paper
had ordered these volupDs before learn
ing Mr.. McDcwall had the agency for
them. The Peoples Cyclopedia gives
reliable information on every conceiv-
able subject. It is library in itself and
that at q small cost. The other books,
/" Pictorial Bible" and "Mother Home
and Heaven" are also excellent publica-
tons.
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ST. THOMAS.

The following are the township officers
elected last week for St. Thomas town
ship, a report Of which reac he'd us toolate
for last week: Supervisors, A. l.. Balm,
chairman, Hugh Monroe and $. J. Taylor:
Treasurer, DIR. w. Hodson; Clerk, ]. NJ.
O'Connor; Assessor, J. @. Tabor; Pound-
master, Henry j., Irish; Constable, J..
McAndrews; Road Commissioners, Arch
ibald Glass, Robt. McAdams, J. S. Grandy
and Nels Helle.
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Are You Going

to any part Of the United States or Cana.
ia. II SO buy your tickets at Necle. 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. cifeerfully
given on application either in. person or
by letter. w. E. Goop,Na
40 Agt st. P. NJ. & N. Ry,
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Y = - y II - -
~ iI3a,ys,nnvri.. lfasonss No. .1.,,l.
ySsis 1bni,d 8 \. -. ess .Ar,.. H .mn 800
EInsr, 3 rioms siss -. ~ = dis, = =,
thSE 6amee M aIar,s. - a o,,,.e m.ds
a,nd 1bnI N ~ ~, ~. .hs,,.hss,s
Fl ~ s6Sa ,sIa AniNIIv g., th.
Is - ,I - i l.ov1 .,sd sov.vs, ~ 81.
dsines NJ g, "a = "a .nnd - - .e,crs
! hold On thsI buildina al i.s contants q
3 80 vs,,t n. r,,;Liiit,; r. :. ~.
The s,est bulk oeh.v IN the lnst ,,,,.n.
with s,nh inrv sndi ysnld,tv :. - m.ra l.
dsnperous = sttemr1 - 10 m, - ~ =
nronertv insida ,har. -. 1870, 49,,
h6rsea md ~ one cov, q tha hniid,nS.. az
time besidAs about aftaan hng.;e. A.. ~.
~ rona. er.in. l,av &c'Fvn hors.. NO..
saved and another M Rools,,s ,vas
not ont Int viii l;kalv Ala f.on tha s..so.s
az the fire Ra.eid.s NJ. -w..o,,,s -
other rartiea have ha.n ',nnfo,t,,r,+a l.
lc.;n, h,,...,. NJ. C,...,I.-. -. -.
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Hair Draas,ne

The undersigned is prepared to do any
thing III the line of hair dressing at short
notice. Waves and irlzzes made to order.
Old ones dressed over. Hair exchanged
for goods. A full line of hair goods and
ornaments always on nand,, Rooms in
building west of McTavisn & Webb's
block, up stairs. Miss WA1xrn
Z3-u Pembina. ID. r.
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ST. JOE.

The affairs ofst. Joseph township are
in good hands for the next year. With a
good, solid board ofsupervisors and Father
Sonin al the head, our township matters
are likely to be managed with prudence
and fidelity. The following are the
officelselect: Supervisors, l.. Benin, chair
man, J. J. Hughes and u. Best; Treas,
2: Horgan; Assessor, N. Dasmarais; JUS
tices OF the peace, j. Teteranlt and Ii.
L. Nelson; Constables, Chas. Dazell and
+. w. Flynn.
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ECIS f..


All the business houses reports marked
revival i'll business.
A dog fight in the post Office one day
last week caused quitea ccn,mo.ion. The
dogs were finally elected and business
assumed its accustomed course
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave social entertainment at the resi-
dence Of MIR. Edgerton last Friday. "A
large company were present and passed a
pleasant evening.
One warm spring day lust week an
apparition appeared on our streets, which
upon closer inspection proved to be an
English dude. AS he did no harm, he
WAS allowed the run of the street until a
Manitoba wave struck him, when he
silently departed.
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AcHANBER ofconmerce has often been
talked of in this town. Once or twice an
effort was made to organize one, but the
movement fell through. These institu-
tinns when they do get under way are
often short lived; but again they are
often the means of accomplishing much
good for town. One thing is certain it
costs very little either to organize one or
carry it on, and judging from the success
that has attended such organizations in
other towns, we think it would be well
worth while to put forth an effort. Shall
it be done?
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Nervous Exhaustion.
Premature Decay,
Loss IF Manhood.

An s0-paye Cloth-bOnnd Book of Advice to
Young or Middle -aged Men. with prescriptions
for Self-treatmenth y Regular Physician.
SENT FREE on receipt Of two threecenS
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Breysr Comedy Company.

SO6VA SSAAAVSy SVI4R6Iys
The old Pembina favorite Mr.. W.. v.
Breyer Of the Breyer Comedy Company,
whose death was enormously reported
shortly after his visit TO this town last
season is, nevertheless, very much alive,
as our citizens viii have ample proof this
and to-morrow evening when Mr.. Breyer
md his company appear at Kittson Hall.
The company which is the best, Mr.. b.
hsg had pr long time. opened last
evepins ~ the sensational drama entitled
the & tiild Stealer or Mothers Mistake, =
and WAS Witnessed by . large and enthu-
siszttc audience. This evening the COM
pany prSduos the beautiful comedy
esast a 1al sFaten Run Deep,'' and
atstl linn nt WITH 4 lanxhabls
y ts
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Nine Physlcians Outdone.

Mrs. Helen Pharviz, No. 33l Dayton
st., Chicago, ILL.,, is now in her sixty
eighth year, and states that she has suf-
fercd 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., Pcmbins.
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CITY Drug store

In order to introduce the Emmert Pro
prietary Co.'S medicines, I am authorized
to sell as follows:
Eilert's Ext. Tar andWild Cherry(Sl COZ
at 80 cts. Dr.. Winchell's Teething Syrup,
Us cts.,) at 20 cts. Uncle Sans Nerve
and Bone Lini,nent, Family use $50 cts. J
at 40 cts. Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone
Liniment, Animal use, $50 ets.,) at 40
cts. Uncle Sans Condition Powders, IL
OF. package. 80 cts } at 40 cts. Uncle
SANS Condition Powders, ] LIB. package,
Us cts, at 20 cts.-L. WILKENs.
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1and omc. ,,,,rd ro,,. M % 1901

Land Once. Grand Forks, Feb. IL, 1894.
Complaint having been entered at this office BY
failure 10 comply with law a. & Timber.Culture
Entiy No. "a. dated June u, 1880, upon the NV qr
SEC ~. tp l6l n: ~ v. in Pembina county, D. T..
with view 70 the cancellau n Il raid entry; con.
% comply witb'the timber culture law in this.
that he las not planted nor caused T. he planted
live acres Of trees, eeeds or cuttings thereon, o.
by law required, nor has he guilty ted or cuu.ed
70 be cultivated five acres If aid land preparatory
b the planting Of trees, seeds or cuttings and
over years haNiig elapsed slice making raid
entry. tho said parties are hereby summoned 70
appear at this oce on tie It'll day Of Aoril, 1894,
ut l0CclocI a. NJ, t. respond and fliah testino.
ny concerning satd alleged failure. Testiomony "
be taken before W. J. EneeGhaw at Pembina, q. l..
April 9TH, ls84, at ~ O'Clock AN.
w. j. ANDERSON, Receiver.
II. R. VAUGHN, Attorney. M.S
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SUMMONS,

rERRlroRY OF DAKOTA, IN JUSTICE COURT,
County Of Pcmbiia. Before L. ARMSTRONG,
Justice of the peace.
L" +. Booker, rlaintiT vs.wm. nyndman, deieil.
dunt
The territory of Dakota sends greeting to VIM.
Hyi.dmai.. defendant.
You are heiehy summoned to appear before me,
ut ms oEie:,, in the town Of Peh,biua. in said
county. on the 5l day Of April, A. d. 1881, at
: O'Clock +. NJ, TO answer 10 tile complaint Of the
above named plaintiff. on file in my
ONCE who claims to recover OF you the sum
Of nincty-six d Has and fifty cent? for goods,
wares and merchandise sold and delivered 10 you
during the year 1885,. and You are hereby nitiiied
that II you fail to appear and answer said com
plant as above required. said plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum Of ninety-pix
d las ard fifty cents aud interest Oh same since
October lst 1883 besides costs and disbursements
Given under my hand this 10th day Of February,
-. losA. To the sheriff or any Constable 81
said pembina county, greeting: Make legalservice
hereof and due return,
E. ARMSTRONG,
GAFfEEf y kSEEsHAw. Justice fthe Peace
PMinuf's Alto. neys. within and for Penn
Su."o biNa tOwnslilp
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Bucklen's Arnica salve,

The best salve 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
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfuc-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by G. Moore & Co.,
Pembina.
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LKRA.

The township election for Akra result.
ed as follows: For supervisors,
G. Bjornson, chairman, l.. b. Free
man, Eli Beandry; Treasurer, sligur
Thorvaldscn; assessor, Eutlcr Uisoa;
clerk, Vim. Plcasance; constabes, Alex.
Mclean; oyerseers highway, Butler o.
son and ]. A. Mongin; pounikeepers. S.
Thorvaldson and Moses tialipeau.
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FARGO ARGUS: The directors of the
Red River road, who headquarters are at
Grand Forks, sent delegation to Fargo
the past week to con or Will, tire officers
of the Fargo Southern about direct
northern extension, passing through Cal.
edonia, Grand Forks and Penbina to tile
boundary. 1t is said that liberal induce
ments were offered the Fargo road to run
to the boundary, but the officials ofbnth
roads refuse to make public the facts, but
they will undoubtedly come to light in
due. season.
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For Sale.

On easy terms. 100 acres timber land II
miles west Of Neche, will sell.in 10 acre
lots. Also 60 acres timber land five miles
west of Neclie. Call on or address
WV. GooDFE1Low,
a-39 Neche, ID. T.
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HAMILTON.

The report of township officers elected
for Hamilton township last week lacked
the following names: Road Supervisors,
Jonathan Baptie, Robert McGruer and
4. A. Thacker; Poundmaste NJ. Fad.
den and T. Connell.
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All persons indebted to the firm of
Strong q Thompson, are hereby notified
that all accounts and past due notes must
be settled by April 9Th, in order to save
costs. Persons unable to pay now can
have an extension by giving proper Sc.
curity.-J. H. BIRD, Receiver.
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PARK TOWN..

Snow shovellins and well digging, the
order ofthe day.
Nr. Mslter Thexton q on s visit from
flis's sin Shell liy,s Ahsaujtp bs, aud
8 x = II: -
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sEvERAL queries have been received
which will be answered next week. They
will not spoil in the meantime.
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Churrh Notea

Rev. Mr.. Brecount will preach a SER
mon on Temperance next Sunday even
ing at the NJ. E. church.
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w anted

A servant to cook and do general
house work. Must be good cook and
laundress. Apply at once to DR.. Perley,
Fort Pembina, Dakota. If
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Wanted

100 codrs of wood in exchange for Boots
and Shoes at the old Express Office.
w. r. GoopFEL1ow.
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The train was over twelve hours late
on Wednesday, causing quite disap-
pointment amohgs. our citizens SO accus-
toned to have their daily mail regularly
on time. Let us be thankful that we are
free from the protracted blockades occur
ring farther south.
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Marketa.

Wheat-No. l hard, 80; No. regular
u; No. 2 regular. 60 No. 3 regular, 81
Oats-25. Barley-35.
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A COMMUNICATIONS in reference to the
improvement of the w,,er power ON the
Pembina came tn lac COR lis, rtion.
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SPEAKING of the Emerson Convention
the Fargo Republican says. Grand Forks
was ably represented by Mr.. Eshefman;
Moorhead by Mr. Alsop and others. Sen.
ator steenerson, of Crookston, and Hon.
N. Z. Nelson, Attorney Gaffney and others
of Pembina were in attendance, and it
may be truly and justly said that the
American end of the Red River Valley
was as ably represented az the British
end.
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Rev. j. SExxESs Of Emerson will ex-
change pulpits with Rev. g. B. Brecount
ON Sabbath evening next.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-14

{ CouxrY Auditor Bird has removed his
records, &c, and become established in
his new office.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-14
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS,
OF DAKOTA, DISTRICT COURT
County of Pembina. sd judicial District
Annie Hoburg piaintiflvs Joseph HoburR de.
The Territory of Dakota to the above named
detendart YOU. Joseph Iloburg are hereby sum.
m ECU AID rennired to answer the complaint In
TIE NIB We entitled acti which YVES filed with the
clei X If said court, On the 1eti day Of February
sad compilation tile Subscribers, ut their ofiice
iii the iwn of Pemhina in the county of Peinbina
and Tcr,i.o nfo etnid, within thi ty days aftei
of the day Of such services aud n you fail to an
swer the aid C mpant within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff In this action will apply t. the cour
t"r the relief GamaEied in the complaint.
Dated December -, 1889.
G!,FfNEY & KNEEsIAw.
1915 Plaintiffs attorneys, u. T.