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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-29
CITY Drug store

City Drug Store.
In order to introduce the Emmert Pro-
prietary Co.'S medicines, am authorized
to sell as follows:
Eilert's Ext. Tar and Wild Cherry(S1 co.
at 80 cts. Dr.Winchell's Teething Syrup.
(25 cts.,) at 20 cts. Uncle SANS Nerve,
and Bone Lininent, Family use $50 cts. J
at 40 cts. Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone
Lihilnent, Animal use, 100 cts, J at 40
cts. Uncle Sans Condition Powders. IS
OF. package, (50.cts y at 40 cts. Uncle
sams Condition Powders, ] lib. package,
(25 cts, at 20 cts.-L. WILKENs.
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First Publication Feb. %. 1884.


TERRITORY OF DAKoTA,( DISTRICT COURT.
County o. Pembina ! Third Judicial District,
The Me- chat. Bank of Canada, Plaintiffs. W..
Albert W. Stiles, Defendant.
The Territory Of Eakota, to the above named
Defendant.
YOU, Albert ". Stiles, are hereby summoned
and reuuiied t, answer the Complaint in the
Ab we entitled action. which was filed witt, the
Cle-k Of said Curt OH the I'll, day of February,
1s%;, and 70 serve u clpy Of your Answer n tile
sud Complaint on the subscribers, at their office
bina AID Territory azores MD. within Thirty days
after ,N the se.yice Of this summons upon you,
fail " answer the snid Complaint within the time
aio.e'ail. the plaintiff in this action will take
Judgment against yau for the rum OF One
IE.'i'and and sevent. five and nine hunlredtl.
GoAarr (sl,Ga5.oHJ and Interest on the same at
.tte l.sr cent. yer Album i OH the 9th day If
Nnvsn:Ger, 1857 besides 1T, md disbursements.
Dated Feb Tia y eth a. u. 1874.
GAFFNEi L. kSEfSILAW,
3l-87 Plaintiffs Attorneys. Pembina DIT.
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SllertH's Sale.
ShcrtM's Sale.
TERRITORY or DAKOTA,
COunty Of Pembina. 3D.

rt coun,y Sf G Tsi 1tkssA' IS.
A. c. Nichols plaintiff, against Shaw W. jamie
son defendant.
Notice Is hereby given, That by virtue Of an
Execution to me directed ard delivered, and row
In my hands, issued ont Of the Clerks Office OF the
Third Judicial Dit, let Court, Territory ct Dakota
iii and for the County of Pe,nbina. upon Judg-
melt rendered In sud Court in favor of A. c.
Nichols, plaintiff and against slinw W. Jamiesan,
defendant have levied upon, the following de.
scrbed iteul Estute of raid defendant, ta-wit Lot
number twelve (2.) iii block i.umber two (2) in
Colombe's Addition to the Town of South-Pel..-
bina according TO the Official plat OF said Town
.n me in The office q the Register Of Deeds fcr
Pembina County. Dakota Territory. And that
shall, on Monday the 18th day of Murch A. d.
1884, at the hous Of two O'Clock r, N. of said day.
at the front door of the Court House III the Town
of Pembiia, in said County and Territ,ry, pro-
coed to sell all the right title and interest OF the
above named defendant shaw W. Jameson, IN
and to the above described property to satisfy
said Judgment AMI costs, amounting to one
hundred and one dollars and eighty-nine cents,
together with all nccruiug cost ofsale and interest
on the same fr.sm the 18th day of October lSA! nj
the rate Of seven per cert per alnum, at Public
auction, N the highest bidder for cash.
Dated. Pembinu d. r., February Z, 1891.
ClIAS. ). BROWN,
GAFFNEY 4 KSEfsHAw, Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 1898
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ROwEsN1ONT.

Neil Mcfarland lost horse last week.
E. w. Haseltine of Crookston, took in
tibet own Monday.
Election on March 4th. Every man
who has vote, wants to use it.
Rev. Williams of Bathgate, came here
to preach on Sabbath last, but owing to
the storm which lasted all day, it was
impossible for any one to get out to hear
him.
f. A township meeting was held in ]. A.
Purdy's store OH the 23d, inst, for the
purpose of nominating tp. officers for the
south half of Toilette tp. r. Irwin was
appointed To- the chair and John II.
Emerson us secretary. Everything pass
ed offquictly.
On the evening of the 18th, inst, Geo.
Hodgson invited in about ninety of his
friends, to help him celebrate his BIRTH
day. Judging from all accounts it was ..n
event not soon to be forgotten by those
present. We hope George may live to
celebrate many such occasions in like
manner.
Another meeting was held on the 22nd
inst, in the school house in district -,
for the purpose of discussing tp. matters
and nominating officers for Lincoln tp.
w. IL. Pnrdy was appointed chairman,
and l.. d. Mclean, secretary. Anthony
Garnet, Esq, made very interesting
speech, giving his experience as dele
gate to st. Paul on the wheat question.
At the close of the meeting lie was
rendered vote of thanks, for the able
manner in which, he, as one of the dele
gates, had represented the people.
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Sheriff Sale. |
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, County of Pembfna. |


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, County of Pembtna.
Walter s. Traill, Plain iii, nginet Paul Henze,
defendant.
Notice IL hereby given, Tina: by virtue Of an
Execution to me directed md delivered and nov
In my hands Issued out OF the Clerks office of the
Third Judicial District Court. Territory Of Dakota
in AID for the County Of peinbina upon Judg-
Inent rendered III kaid Court al favor of Walter j.
s.. Traill, Plaintiff, and against Paul Hel,ze.
defendant have levied upon the following
described real estate Of said defendant, te-wit:
Lots number one a. two t2 and three o. and tile
south east quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section number three 81 in township number
ole-hundred and sixty-two tlG2) moth, of range
number ;iity-fix (5G) west, Pembina county, u. T.,
and that shall. on Monday the 10th day of March
A. D.. 1854, at the hour Of two.'clock +. II. Of
said day. ut the front door OF the Court House In
the town Of Pelnbina. ili said County aud
Territory proceed to sell all the right, title and
interest Of the above nained defepdent,
Paul Hence, in and to the shove described
property Il, satisfy said Judgment and
costs amounting to twc-h1nd-ed and titty-e ight
dollars and tilty-twO cents, together Will nll
accruiEg costs Of sale. and interest on the same
from tile 9th day OF February, 1851 at the rate of
seven per cent. per annlin. ut Public Aucu "a.
to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated ut PeMbinu u. r., February eth. 1854.
GAFrSEy 4 KNEEsMAw, Sheriff
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 2sa2
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SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA IN JEsTICECoURT,
Couaty CT Pembtia. ! Before Z. ARMSTRONG.
Justice OF the peace
l.. E. Booker. plaintiff vs.Wm. Hyndman, deien-
dunt
The territory Of Dakota sends greeting to Wnl
Hyndman. defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear Lefore me.
ut my office, in the town Of len,hina, in said
county. on the 9Th day Ct April, A. d. 1854, at
:: O'clock =. ~. toanswer to the complaint Of the
above named plaintiff, on file in my
Office who claims II retOve: Of YOU the sum
of ninety-six d HAS and fifty cents, for goods.
wares and merchandise cold and delivered 10 you
during the year lss:, aud You are hereby nntitled
that If you fail to appear and answer said COM
plnint as above required. said Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum of ninety-six
4 liars ard fifty cents and interest on same since
October LIST, 1855 besides costs and disbursements,
Given under MY hand this 18th day Of February,
AID. 1854. To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
said Pembina county, greeting: Nuke legulservice
hereof and due return.
E. ARMSTRONG;,
GAFFNEY e. kNERsHAw, Justice Of the Peace
Plaintiffs Attorneys. within and for Penn
SO-s6 bina township
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Land Office. Grand Forks, Ianua.y IL, 1884.
Notice il hereby given that the following name
ed settler has fled notice Of ir intention u make
llnal prof in support Of his claim aad that said
psoeiwilihe made before Robert Ewing. notary
public at Pembiua on February 30, 1884,
William Buie,
Tor the NV or sec IS tp lt3 r 81 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land. viz: Peter Mckay. Jchn Reese r. ben
Cook and A L Mcdonald. un vi Pe.nbiua. Dak, ia.
BIC. TIFFANY, Keyister
RoBT. EWING. Attorney. 2,-3o
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MARRIED.

PARSONS SYM1Narox.-On Feb. 10th. by
the Rev. A. K. Caswell of Neche, It the
residence of the brides father, Thomas
Parsons, of Winnipeg, to Miss Janet,
daughter Of Rev. symingion, of Penn
bina county, near Neche ID. T.
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Nohca.

Notice to the public is hereby given
that the firm of Strong and Thomson has
been dissolved by mutual consent, and
application made this day to the courts
for the appointment ola receiver. Par
ties knowing them selves indebted 70 the
late firm, are hereby warned not to pay
said debt or any portion thereof to w. 8.
Thomson or any agent of said Themson.
R. J, STRONG.
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SUMMONS,


ShcriH-s Sn!c.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, County OF Penbina.
a. g. Nichols, plaintiff. against John Gillies and
Josiah Chapman, defendants
Notice is hereby given. That by virtue OF an
Execution to me directed und delivered, and
now III my lands. issued out of the Clerks Office
Of the Third judicial District Court, Territory Of
DukOta, i'll and for the County Of Pembina, upon
Judgment rendered III said Court in fovur OF A..
G. Nichols. plIintii aud a.anst Jeilil Giliis and
JosInh Chapman, defendants. lave levied upon
the following described Real Estate OF sad de-
smdant, to;wit Lot number eight 81 in bipck
pembina County, Dakota Territory. And that 1
shall. on Monday the 18th day of March a. d. 1874
ut the hour Of two o'clock r. N. Of said day. at the
front door Of the Court House in the town Of
fembinn, in said County anil Territory, proceed
to sell all the right title and interest OF the above
named John ellis and Josiah Chapman, III and
to the above described property to satisfy sai,l
Judgment and costs. amounting to one-hundred
and eixty IS CO Dollars and forty (fb) cents. TO-
gether with n nccrnng costs of sale, and int,
on the same from the 18th ,lny of October, 1897 at
the rate off seven ler cent. per annuln, at Public
Auction, on the highest bidder for cnsh.
Dated ut Pembila, d. T., Fe 3ruary ). 1884.
CHA.S, j, BROWN,
GArFEEY Il kEEEsH wv, Sheriff.
Plnintiff S Attorneys. 1882
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.FfnAlFrYsf Nstiecs.

Is IA.d ~ ~. Grand Forks, NIB i, 1874 II 7
I Notice ishetebY given that the fyllowing nam
Cd ~ ler has 6led notice Of his intention toake
0nAl proof IN support Of his CLAIM and that eaid
notary publicat Pembina, b. 4. on March is. iSi.
viz: Malcolm McPherson, Is "A a s.
for the IN qreec ~. Up 100, r 81 W.
I .He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Oi
said land. viz: Amos Eel. Hance ShOltz, o. A.
Bristol and J. A. Purdy, all Of Bowesmont, D. 7.
H. R.vAUGftN, b. C, TIFFANY,
$3.50 Attorney. Register.
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LAspo OFFICE, GuAsp Forks, y. T

Dec IL. 1883.
Notice isherehy given thatthe following named
settler has fled notice Oliis intention to make
final proof in support Of l,s claim, aud that said
proof will lie made before J. IleMy Abrams.
n, tasy Public ut pelnbi;n. OAK on March z, 1884,
viz: George NJ. Ball,
H. +. 5s44 for the g hf sw q., sec IL aid hi, NV
II. see IL. tp lGan,r5 ".
continuous restdence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: sianne SHIFTS. David IIogg ]. II.
Pu-,ly aId q. iattsrsgu, all of l:owesin ut. D T.
a7-32 u. Z. TIFFANY. Register.
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n \, ! J ! \ . 1. r. sown ~ llcidas
80 Tuesday. u u 4;

.f - = y u
40. dav sss' '
~ ,,,.,, ], {, . Z. !.
III. go % .I... = : ~ M'so us
s.ss j. q u 80 = s3s
eeefs I era nav, paas IN 9 faill line
q q -. .s''. "'s ~ ou'hpe1'o!n'
hlisaards trimmed wlta spring weather
tle pseSsaing msiafon IN Caylleer 1t
Plssens ssSy
~ NJ. q. Murtlock; haa been enoocod -
teach In school district No. vice Miss
=. y. Wilson resigned. ~
The township tax vii be voted ON tho
morning OF election day; 80 it will be to
the interest ofeyery voter to be out.
G Prof Fred MI ~. No. hoo, ,,o.;a.,, -
continue teaching sbhool which il a very
sensible thing NJ Cavileer ought to have a
twelve monthe school.
Mr.. sumpter Of Young ia con,,uc,;no .
music closs In Bel,soi,,s Hall wifi, n la,.e
attendance Mr. snmntcr,s ah;l;t;a. in
this l;na ara ~ !. i,;,h nv,1a- \ : =
MI.
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Teacher Wanted

Wanted a teacher, lady or gentlemen,
TOR school district No. sc, Pembn County.
for term of nine months, commencing
April !. Applications stating salary may
pe made to w. j. WATTS,
Bay Center, DIT.
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The undersigned is prepared to do any
thing IL, the line Of hair dressing at short
notice. Waves and fr1zzes 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 McTavish & Webb's
block, up stairs. Miss W.1xrp
zH Pembina. ID. T.
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For Sale

On easy terms. 100 acres timber land II
miles west of Neche, will sell in 40 acre
lots. Also GO acres timber land five miles
west Of Neche. Call on or address
WN. GooDFELLow,
3l-39 Neche. ID. T.
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Wanted

A servant to cook and do general
house work. Must. hnaa good cook and
laundress. Apply to DR. Pcrlcv
Fort Pembina, Da| If
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Teacher Wanted.

With second-cIass certificate, in dis.
trict No. 81, Hyde Park, for term Of
eight months. School to commence
April LIST, 1884. Address stating salary
DANALD McCARDY.
5O-52 HYDE Park.
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THE train was over ten hours late on
Wednesday. Only once before this
winter has there been a delay in the
trains and that of four hours only.
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WAI.1lAIY.A.


Farmers are making preparations fol
an carly spring and tie machine me1
are consequently numerous.
It is understood by some that the dude
has received his "Qmetus." He having
wandered too far West with his plug hat
and met a COW boy who "Sllot the Hat
At any rate he has not shown up lately.
DR.. Hewitt has now been absent nearly
three weeks. He and his wife have
gone to st. Paul to undergo treatment.
The Or. thinks his heart is drowning
and is going to have some operation per-
formed.
Tonight, Feb. 25, there is going to be
q grand ball and supper ut Hotel de Log,
Olga. Two or three sleigh loads intend
going from here, and anticipate an extra
good time as Geo. +. Winters will have
the management. The Italian string
band from Winnipeg is expected. .
Briggs n. Grow las been suffering for
some time with his old complaint.
asthma. He is some better now; bat had
the misfortune to lose during his sickness
lao bushels Of wheat, which lie had laid
away for seed. Farmers cannot be t,o
careful in providing locks for their
granaries.
The road that crosses the Penbiua
river about three miles afnvn l,aro 10 or,
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OwNa to the severe storm on Tuesday
the Episcopal social at the Winchester
House was postponed.
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DRAYTON.


| We are glad to hear that F. s. Wallace
has improved in health since reaching
Georgia.
Many are the opinions in regard to
railroad matters but all are agreed that
work done at the new Photo Studio
can't be beat. l.w
The growing pile of cordwood in
various parts of the town make us
wonder if the wood yard business is to be
the principal one in the coming season.
Mr.. Almon Healy has been quite sick
for more than week but is now recover
ing. Miss Bessie Hamilton is making
steady improvement after her recent
severe illness.
During the last week some of our citi-
zens who have not yet become properly
acclimated have been heard to remark
that the wind was blowing. Of course
we old-timers pay no attention to such
ltrifles.
Spring is here;. at last the bachelors
who went East to spend the winter are
beginning to return. s. r., Smith and
W. A. Anderson are expected next week.
A. ]. Wallace has announced himself for.
tomorrow night.
The lecture on Garfield" by Rev. Jas.
Woolner last Friday evening, was listened
to by an interested and appreciative
audience. With the help Of the proceeds
the N. E. sunday school has ordered a
library Of one hundred volumes, so that
our young people will soon be supplied
with a stock Of choice reading matter.
1t may not be generally known that
our little town has sent five students to
the Hamline (Minn.,) University this
winter. Their letters home give first
class reports Of the staff of teachers, and
the work done there. It is to be hoped
that when another crop is harvested,
more of our young men and women may
be able to avail themselves of the ad-
vantages of a collegiate education.
As anticipated there was large turn
out to the nomination ON Saturday even
ing. A. W. McCrea was chosen chair
man, and conducted the business of the
meeting with his usual dispatch. The
question which brought out most discus
ZION was the doings Of the grader in the
township last summer. We can tell bet
'er next week what the result Of the
election win be, but II . safe TO predict
hat there win be some changes inside inl
he present aa6 Of ot!acexl s;s \
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= Taos. TEroE died ON Thursday morn
ing from the effects of exposure and
freezing, reported last week.
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ALAcE apron was ratified for this week.
the proceeds being for the Episcopal
church. Mrs. Caviieer had the lucky
number, II.
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Marietta.

Wheat-No. l hard, 70; No. 1 regular
20; No. 2 regular. 80 No. 3 regular, 50
Oats-25. Barley-35.
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Is MnsRs. WALLACE AND ASHLEY have the
new building for the Auditors office
nearly completed, within the walls of
which the big safe quietly reposes.
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WantaGd

100 codrs of wood in exchange for Bo,ts
and Shoes at the old Express Office.
w, r. l1oonrr11nw
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FAiRpORr,

Seed wheat is selling here at $500 per
bushel. s.
James Fl. Minaker of this place lost
valuable mare last Saturday with collie.
Cllas. Wright of Dresden is spending
the winter here with the cold Folks at
Home"
The Misses Mclean, of Port Arthur,
were visiting friends in Fairport and
Hamilton last week.
Mrs.. w. Wright expects his brother.
inlaw Mr.. Henry Everett of Michigan this
spring. Mr.. Everett was out here in the
early part of the winter, and bought a
farm from John Chisholm of Hamilton.
1t is now some time since have sent
you anything from this place and lest you
should think that we were showed up or
something. wish to remind you and
your readers that we are still alive and
kicking. Lest there should be some in
quiries as to where Fairport is, l will just
s,a.e that Fairport, like Bathgate,. ia in
Hamilton.
Some Of the bovs from Dresden spent
some time with us here week or two
ago, and gave us some of their news.
They say that some one contenplatcs
buildings saloon in their settlement.
The boys don't seem to be in favor of
that. They are going to organize a temper
ance society, cooperative with tho one
just organized here in Hamilton The
Hamilton Temperance League has met
with good success 80 far. The first night
the pledge was presented, there were
twenty-eiglt came forward and put down
their names. We were to have q meet
ing IN Bathgate this Tuesday evening,
but l am afraid 1T is turning too stormy
for us to get there. We would be glad to
hear from other parts of the county on
this question. We are bound to make
an effort, and prohibition is our aim and
sooner or later we will have it. Why
not? They lave it now in other counties,
and in the entire State of Kansas it is
getting pretty well enforced in the face
of all the opposition met witt, from
liquor men. @ -
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The concert and literary entertainment
to be held at the NJ. E. church this
(Friday) evening promises to be plea
SAINT affair. See programmes.
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EMERsoN INrERNAr1oNAL:-Mr. Harry
Killer, having effected settlement with
his creditors, re-opened his store ON
Saturday last, and has been doing good
|tspde since opening.
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For Sale.

1'oieee' VIII give tIme OIL
two-thirds of price.
VIZ. GooDFELbow,
n u Neche, DIT.
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Mr.. Eastman is prepared to grind feed
on Tuesday and Wednesday of each
week at his residence, Carlisle.
Rev. MIR. kerfoot preached on Sunday
last, but only u few turned out OIL account
OF the stormy weather. Service us usual
on Sunday next at $50 u. NJ.
The last meeting Of the township board
for the township OF Carlisle will be held
at the residence OF Mr.. Geo. Freeman,
on Saturday, March ], to wind up the
years business. A good attendance is
desired. GEO. FREEMAN, TIP Clerk.
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A MEETING was held last night at the
Geroux House to discuss the Hudson
Ray route and to elect delegates to attend
the international convention, Emerson.
We went to press too early to give re-
port of il.
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Nh. WIZ. Lawson from New York was
prospecting our town fast week with an
eve to investment. He is capitalist
seeking base Corporations in the North
west. He made a careful inspection Of
our water power and was very hvorably
impressed with the appearance of the
town generally. He is expected to re-
turn in q few weeks.
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TOWNSHIP elections on Tuesday next
We would be obliged to the clerks of
each township ifthey would forward 70
by first mail after the election the names
4. the township officers elected.
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!. Mr.. g. H. MEseu1ER, with his able as
sistants are making arrangements for an
other grand dramatic play which will be
presented to the public. in Kittson Hall
in q few weeks, called solver Twist"
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Business Locals.
Lost

Lost.
A gold ring in Kittson Hall, Friday
evening Feb. %. The finder will confer
a favor by returning to
- Mns WATKINS, Pembina.
DR.. Smith. dentist, will be absent until
about the Sth of March, after which he
will be in Pembina for some weeks. 90
Yerxa is now prepared to sell furniture
at extraordinarily low prices,
A terrible slaughter of prices in farni.
ture at Yerxas. Now is the best time Ia
get what you want in that line.
A handsome Piano, price slo5 at Chas
Full's.
Never say Die! Twenty large boxes
Drugs and Druggists sundries just arriy.
ed at the City Drug Store. New Goods
New prices! 27-oo
Cali at Yerxa's and quote prices in
furniture.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-29
Notice.

! thereby notify all persons not to let
my wife. Maggie LeDoux, have any
thing on my6ccount as she has left INV
bed and board,