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UNDERTAKES.

" only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city. can be
Of Pennsyivania avenue between Sd and streets All
female complaints and irregularities quickly removed
strictly conadent,s separate roos for ladies ofos
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
a dsf m & R I Gf :n b
from to . O'Clock pm, with ladies only. y2l-4m'
READ. AND BE wIsE-5DR. BROTHERS. soc B
thai se IS sSe % e0 I. s pS S.ih
this city and win guarantee in all Of
res. s1d Mne 81 no arr the
fres e9 SY Srr I'll a. "a and
oc7-lm' SAMUEL H. wALKER, Notary Public.
nR ROBERTSON. THE WELL KNOWN SPECIAL
,l1ist; of Baltimore can be confdentisly consulted
saturday from 70 p m. at sse street northwest
x.ns 70 aa hs I
NWM two Of On BRoinERSy mInyigorat,ps Cordial
6ility and I%petency; T. mparts vsOr 70 the yh.s
DE YE HEALED 90 TO DR. BROTHERS. 9os
reliable resident advertising physician W.shinrtoh
aDd nss ssn az S e 6s Tim
private character. for over 81 years. se27-lm'
3O DAYS TkIA4
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young old who suffering from Nervous Debility.
Lost Vitality and thoee diseases of personal nature
sutng from abuses and other Seedy relief and
do a:H aes
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADIcTED THAT
IL DR. BROTHERS ~ the oldest established sd-
vertisang Ladies' Physician In this city Ladtss
can col hdently consult Dr. BROTHEkS. 906 ct aw.
Particular attention paid 70 all di:eass peculiar 70
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rood accommodation. and kind efhciet nurses furn-
hed % those who desire 20 stay few day. in the
city under his treatment se27-lms
mr. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
Organic Neekness caused by indiscretion Poisonous
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+ streeta. Price 81 Sent by mail sealed su2b-m.wf
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Per dok burners &c. 75c., IS per doz coal OF -
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4 bONAENsTkAHLR
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- RocERs-Now rs YOUR TIME-LLMP CHIN.
NJ neys 1t bali price. medium or small 25c; lsrwr Sc
per dok burners &c. 75c.. as per doz coal OFT -
For mig empty al barrels viii deduct q
4 6OENENSTkAfILR
ooA8 ll0 IN ufEoes nogthvUl
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70 DAYS TkIAA
Cp. DYES

ELECTRIC yOITAfC BELT, and other ffBcrRfo Ap-
PLIANcKA We viii send ON thirty days trial, 90 men
young old who suffering from Nervous Debility
Lost Vitality and thoee diseases Of personal nature
solting from ebuss. aud other causes speedy relief and
snteed Send at once for illustrated pamphlet free Adj
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ONE NEW TOP EXPRESS WAGON

ETNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF BRUSSELS AND MOoUET CAR
PEIS, (MADE UP AND IN PIECE) BRC SSELS
BORDERING: BRUSSELSSTAIk CARPETS. ENG
LlSH FELTS, SPLENDID LINE OF SMYRNA
-CAkPE I AND RUGS TOGETHER WITH
OTHER FLOOR DECORATIONS.
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY-FIRST. 1884 at
HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, wit hin my auction rooms
llfh and Pernsylvania avenue, shall sell superior
Election OF the above goods This Will be the to
buy your carpets the goods will be sold regardless of
cost. ocpT
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BISHOP TAYLOR, accompanied by Mr.. B. w. Slime
metz. called upon the President today.
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TUVHE OTTO. GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler syotd. al expensve attendance
noo8 OF tpe no handling Of fuel and no ashee. i
nssd sxtensivsly icE running Passs9s.r and FEeifh
snc Iithogrsphic Presses. Coffee Mills, Hoalte3 Papef
snc Ruling Machinery. LatheA DC, 10. This e0Ein!
possesses the least number 0f working paEtx an(
great simplicity Of mechanism
For particulnrs to pricoa h. apply " Once a
Washington Gas 14ght Co avis
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Sad Seuuel Of a scandal.

GIRL THIRTEEN YEARS OLD ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
NEW YORK, october N.-Lottie Francis the 10
year old daughter OF VIM. j. Francis, OF Jamaica,
L. l., attempted suicide to-day by cutting her
throat She inflicted a terrible cash, but her
act was discovered In time 10 give hope
that her life may be saved. Her father
recently sued his own father for alleged alienation
of his he sons wie'S affections He testified that
hlf wife had confessed that her father-in-law was
the father OF her six children The jury rendered
a verdict in favor OF the defendant The young
girls attempt was the result OF her modification
the scandal her fathers suit caused.
AFTER PRAYER, Poison AND DEATH.--A startling
tragedy was enacted In Calhoun county, w. Va,
Saturday night Mrs. johnson, sster-in-law OF
ex-POStmaster johnson, who three months ago
eloped with handsome girl, leaving his family
and defrauding the government and his neigabors
OF $4,000, murdered her two stepchildren and then
took her own life. Early in the morning the hus-
band. TO whom she was married six months ago.
loft the house. The woman took arsenic, mixed 1t
with sugar, then with her three children kheeied
and said prayers All partook but the eldest, who
ran on. The woman then took dose herself and
all three are dead. She was insane.
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The C0ureu.

COURT II GENERAL IrRM-
To-day, Rider agt White: opinion by Judge Hag-
ner. dismissing bill Henson agt. HI; opinion by
Justice james, affrrainS decree below. vincent
agL vincent; opinion by Judge Macarthur, dis
missing appeal
CIRCUIT CouRf-.Judoe Hd1sey.
To-Day, French sgt Graney: verdict for defend
ant Fitch, Fox a Brown agt Heclt: motion 10
qussh proceedings overruled Cross agL Gold
smith; do.
EQUITY CorRr-yudoe Cor
SATURDAY, sullivan agI Glover; auditors report
confirmed.
To-day, Stamp agt Balloch: decree for costs
signed Nitkewicz agt. Abner; restraining order
granted Alley agt Lyon. decree fer defendant
under cross bill
POLICE COrRr-yud0e Smell
do-dV, VIM Knox. destroying private property;
fly lie said he had the horrors Chas Banch-
ard hiring pistol on sunday; %: personal bonds
taken, because he fired TO rrighten MS ASSISTANTS.
JAS Edwards, Hattie Burley and Annie 'Brien, all
colored, disorderly assembly; IS each Francis n.
Obrlen and Patrick Harris. profan "; s. each.
George Hamilton, colored disturbing the Quiet OF
eeorgetown; s. William Green. disordery con-
quot ana DESTROYING private property: SIS William
Greer, disorderly conduct; S. sarah Dorsey and
MARY Ann Thomas colored. destroying private
property; $40 or 30 days each. Abraham Crown.
sunday bar in West Washington: sso
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AZ
- the best e e JuSTHs Old Stand knoyn Tor yen
% the only place. where 6xst.claso 0ECONO.8AND
CLOTHING can be sold At rsspectabls pEdceA Address
JusTHs Old Stand, No sls d str,,s between OH and
dth streets noethVe6S
.. 6-Noeo bg matl promptly att1n6ed.A mrs
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Local Notes.

The Continental Guards propose to give sere-
made this evening to their commanding officer, Col
Geo F. Timms They will be accompanied by the
Marine band.
Sergeant Heffner and squad of officers last night
ra1ded house No. 1911 street, and arrested the al
legged proprietor, Johannah Robinson, coiOred. who,
In the Police Court this morning, pleaded guilty to
the charge OF keeping a bawdy-house, and was
fined $50, In default OF which go days In jail
A. B. Smith, POS 9Th street, reports stolen from
his house yesterday two umbrellas valued at S.
Mrs, G. A. Robinson wife OF the inspector OF
plumbing Of this city, has recently come in pos
session Of valuable real estate in Richmond and
coal lands in Amelia county, Va, by the death OF
an uncle
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oc21-10t

DEREMPToRY SALE OF BUILDING SITES ON
Il MERIDIAN HILL FRONTING BOUNDARY,
PLAIN. oNTARio AND CENTRAL Avenues.
On co THHhsbA EoAR RjffFeanSooS ocropsRas
THIRTlETH. e FOUR O'CLOCK. we viii sell ~
Lots 10, l3. -. . and 90 in Block -.
Sub-lots g. 8 and Z, L fronting Boundary
street, near 18th street.
Lots =. Is q: q q. ~ 70 and 81. Block
IS Il lA 10. "a ~ Is and "a ;. 10
g IS and 81 IL
l6 IA
These lots are desirably situated. and will make
splendid villa sites This section rapidly Improving
an6 presents splendid opportunity for investment
{e,r. notes e bar interest payable and
purchaser: Conveyancinx. &c. ct cost of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in days otherwise
ale ct risk and cost Of defauting purchaser after 1--WE
days public notice Of such resale In Newspaper
published IN Warrington Dc deposit Of ESQ ~
CURED ON each lot ct time OF sale.
Pssts can Be obtained at once Of Auctioneers.
oe22-dkds DUNCANSON BROS. AuctA
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The Drought Broken I'm Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October ga good rain has
broken the long continued drought here.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 3 p IN. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. Ii. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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RANGE OF THB THERMoMETBR--The following
were the readings at the oice OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day:7 AIN, $50: II a. IN, $50, pm Gil
Maximum, 81. /: minimum, 46l.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-20

The cause of Canadian independence
is making headway. This is seen in
the fact that the subject is freely dis.
cussed by Canadian papers now.
whereas a few years ago the bare men.
ton Of such thing was calculated
to arouse a suspicion of disloyalty.
This age is hospitable to all progressive
measures, and Canadians are disposed
to keep abreast with the times. The
"Bystander, "edited by Goodwin Smith.
says: "The last material bond of con.
nection between Canada and the EN-.
pire was broken by Sir John Mcdonald
when. in loud defiant tones, he pro.
claimed fiscal independence" The
Winnipeg Free Press says: 1--WE see no
reason why Canadian independence or
American federation, for that matter.
should not be discussed as dispassion.
ately as q proposition to amend the
constitution. We utterly fail to com.
prehend why business or common
sense considerations should be laid
aside In national more than personal
matters" The Free Press hits the
point here. Nor need the bond of
sympathy be any less between Great
Britain and Canada after the separa.
ton is made. We see no reason whv
the United States and Canada should
not have as much sympathy with each
other as Canada and Great Britain.
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10 q ood masks ana undef the supers
intendencs Of OvsrasSF Dick roads are
being run aiong The Red, Tongue and
Pembina rivers with. q broad gutter on
eitlar side that will drain and keep the
roads comparatively dry in the worst
weather. at cost Of enc dollar rod,
some Of the grsding being through
timber and undssbsush, demonstrating
tile possibility of4nating good. roads ata
little cost.
There is one thing that strikes the yisi.
tor above all others ON entering Psmbina,
and tl,st is it, unused watcr privilege.
Tie Pembina river, wllicl, IL quito an i'm.
lertant stream, has fall of eighteen feet
in three miles. and comes rushing down
to tile Red with force sufficient to
run dozen mills, q f,ct not overlook
ed by the citizens, who have waited pa
ii. ntly for tho proper time to develop
what they realize is the finest water pow
er in North Dakota. Steps are being
taken by citizens Ewing, Bird, Young,
Wardwell and others, in which they
have received very encouraging support.
which, will undoubtedly result in the
construction Of q dam this fall 70 be fol.
lowed by one or more mills, that in time
will make Pembina famous as q milling
center for this section of the country.
the farmers are in sympathy with the
project and pledge their hearty co-opera.
ton.
Robert Ewing in correspondence will,
Asa Sargent, the miller at Catalonia
learns TINT mill on such river coul,
be operated ON an average of not les.
than eighteen hours day througl,oul
the year aud possibly more, which is very
satisfactory to those Interested.
Pcmbina is agitated ut present over 8
projected bridge over the Red river Ia
connect with st. Vincent; government aid
has been asked and will probably he given
on the ground that government wagons
use and need 1t more than the two citiet
in addition to this the Manitoba roa 4 are
interested and anxious to extend thei,
road across to Penbina, thereby shutting
out threatened competition from the
west; it no doubt would be good move
for both the company aud the city
While awaiting this oil eyes are turned
to the Fargo Southern, watching for the
first move in the direction of Pembina,
that will open to them market in tho
territory easy of access and make trbuta.
ry to Fargo country rich in agricultural
r csuurceS.
Crops are looking SPLENDID and pros.
pets for an abundant harvest were neye,
better, consequently the farmers and
a merchants are supremely happy and
tlucting q series Of experiments with vari-
GUS grades of wheat. Indian, Egyptian
and Scotch, from which he expects to
get a wheat equal to No. l hard.
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We have no desire to join in the
savage attacks made by many republic
can papers upon the Independents, as
they are termed, who refuse to support
Blaine and Logan. Let it be granted
that they are making serious mistake,
we believe the leaders of that move.
ment are acting from conscientious
motives. They have done too good
service to the Republican party to be
unceremoniously trampled upon now.
We cannot but respect, though we
may differ from the views of men who
are generally moderate, deliberate and
consistent in their course.
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The great body of the Democratic
party feel deeply disappointed over the
final and positive declination of Sam
uel ]. Tilden to he their candidate in
the coming campaign. Many blame
him for Withholding the announce.
ment Of his decision so long. But
doubtless he acted under the advice of
the party managers. Had he publicly
withdrawn from the field sooner there
is no telling the dissensions that might
have arisen over the scrambles of rival
candidates and their friends. The
magic of his name, unaccountable
upon a sensible view of the case. las
acted for many years rs bond to
keep his party together. Under this
spell a certain degree of enthusiasm
has been worked up which will serve
to keep the machine moving until after
the nomination is made. There is a
deep method in this last move of the
shrewd old politician.
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Land oflice, Grand Forks, x.y p. 1se4.

Land Office, Grand Forks, nay q, 1884,
Notice Il hereby given that the following named
fnal proof in support Of his claim, and that III
proof will be made before Henry 4. Nsyo. notssy
public ct Walhalla, on July 10th, 1884, ":
for the fsw or. sec is, hf e a., sec u. tn 1ss
: 81. He names the following Witnesses % prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
o. said land, viz: Alex. ireland, Robert ireland,
county.
And you, John A. secord. who on the 11th DAY
OF April, 1854. nled D. 8. No. $3.50 on the hf IN
81 notified 2 show cause It this once on or Be-.
fore July 10th. 1884, II any there 30, Why ssid
Chas: Douphenia should not he allowed to make
proof and payment for said tract,
$40 BIC. TPYANY. Reeista,.
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Land Office, Grand Forks, May s, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
final proof In supper Of his claim. and that sail
proof twill be !aade before Henry A. Mayo, Notary
Public OF Walhalla, Dr., ON July 5, 1854, viz:
George Tremil,
ser y, tip tC3, z 81.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
Mile. Felix Sparrow, all OF Pembina county.
And you. Tho-. Moore, who on fhe 18th day OF
April, 1854. filed II II. No. 800, on the NV Of *
Or, sec 9, tp lG3, 81 and other lands are hereby
July s. 1854. II any there be, why raid Geo. Tremii
should not be allowed to make proof and pay.
ment for said tract. X. Z. TIFFANY, Register.
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Land once. Grapd rorl. M. N..r M.

Land Office. Grand Forks, OAK. Nav e. 1874
Notice is hereby given that the follow;
settler has filed notice Of his Intention II mae
hnal proof In support Of his claim, and mat sa,d
5S Siic viii e made before Henry Mayo. Notary
UNIV at "a1nsn9, d, on July Z, 1854, viz:
n 10. Tue sw qr NV qr NV g rw OR. sec se or ne
ne names the following witnesses to prove hip
said land Wig: Heorge Hadlon, Geo. Muir EIte az
rockford aud Vim. Cooke all Of Fembins ronnt,
a2'H &c. TIFFANY, ReSistsr'"
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Land Office. Grand Forks, Nay 10, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the followins.nsmed
6nal prcofin support Of his claim. and that .a;d
PROOF VIII be made before Henry A. Mayo, notary
pubic at Walhalla, on July 9Th, 1884, We:
Narcis La:ramD0is,
iOr the sw Or. sec y, tp l6a. r 81.
ne names the following witnesses to prove bis
con con, residence upon aud cultivation ri
saia lano VIZ: JOS Bnschee, Henry Putraw. Jos
Putrnw and Jerome kolette all of Fembins co,,ntv
aa'ss BIC. TIFFANY, Register
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RcT1rIANY. Register,

Land Office, Grand Eorka Mov NJ 1904
Notice e hereby given that the foiIo isSa;
named settler has filed notice Of his intert;oSs
to make axe final proof in support Of his claim
a. Mayo. notary public at Waihaiia on Inv 4
1854, viz: Jos, Jerome, IT., ' o.
ior the NJ ne g. sec 8. sw Or NV or. NV ar sv
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuitivation
Ct. said land. viz: Jos. Bruce, George Tremei'
Geo. Hasel and Ceriel Frederick, al Of Penn.
btna county. o11''
And you. Alex. Laugie, who on the eth d.x
OF April. 1884. filed b. 8. No. Sl60 on the =
or ne qr sec 9. tp l63. r57, and other lands. az
hereby notined TO show cause at this office on
Jos. Jerome. jr., should not be allowed tomsI is
PROOF and payment for said tract.
1913 BCIIFEANY Reo,ato-
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B. c. TlI1AxY, Reeister.

y. 8. Land once. Grand Fork. D T, June II, 1874
Notice Is hereby given that the fcllowins.nsmed
setter mas nlel police of his intention 70 make
nlial prof. 10 support OF his claim and that said
prof Will be nude before H. L. Cranieli. notsry;
public ct Drayton. on July 70. 1884, Viz;
Samuel Roth Mclean,
tor the re Or &c ~, leo, 81.
He names the following witnesaes 70 prove hi,
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land, We: a: 3: johnson. J. 81. johnson, Jos
Shaw AID 7. G. Reid, all of Bnwesmopt d +.
l7.bl B. c. TIFFANY, Rogister,
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Land Office, Grand Forks. Nav 4. ~,

Land Office, Grand Forks, May s, 1884
Notice IL hereby given that the followino.namo,
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 maze
final proof In support Of his claim. and that said
RrSSt t VIII " made before Henry 4. Mayo. Notary
Public at Walllalla, ID. IT,, on July 5, 1881, viz:
Joseph HASH,
for the hfne Or. gee 8, NV or NV ar, sec 10, sv
Or Sw ar, SEQ i, tp 1853, rt7. '' 81"
continuous residence upon, and cuititation NJ
said land viz Geo. Treinll, Chas Chapel. otto
Mtilie and Felix Sparrow, all of Pembina comfy,
Att b. q. TIFFANY, Register.
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Land once. G,.nd ro,k. M, ~ ,oa.

Land Once. Grand Forks, nay q, 1884.
Notice u hereby given that the following .name,,
final pro9f in support Of his claim and that said
pl9ri wiz be made before Henry A, Nayo notary
pubic at Walhalla. on July 10th, 1854, Viz: '
for the ne Or, sec JIG, tp 1853, 81.
He. ne names the following witnesses to prove hin
confnnGus 81. RESIDENCE Upon and cultivation Of
s MtI mi Ga ~ Wilson John A. Wilson, Otto
b. u. TIFFANY, Register.
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Bucklen's Arnica aaIve

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect aatisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by e. Moore 4 Co.
Pembina.
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Land oaice. Grand ro,., No. : No.

Land Once. Grand Forks, Nav 4. 1ssx
s M9!ce hereby given that the following named
fnsl proof in support Of HIS claim, and that sad
proof viii be made before Henry 4. Mayo. Notsrs
Public at Walhalla, DIT, on July Z. 1854. VIZ:
for the " hf se qr, hi sw q r. sec p tn 100 ,m
ne names the following witnesses 70 prove ri,
CONTINUOUS COZ! residence upon, and cultivation Of
fs.n !ana. VIZ: George Hudson, Elias Tolchord
county. asl7 B.C. TIFFANY, Register.
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Land Office. Grand Fo,l, M,r i. ,ooI

Land Office, Grand Forks, May s. 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that tie llowinenamef,
final proof in support of his cluinl, aud that sail,
proof VIII be made before Henry 4. Mayo Notars
Public at Walhalla, DIT, on July =, 1851, VIZ:
Chas. X. Grant,
for the ne Or, sec 9, tp 1863, r So.
he names the following Witnesses to proye bis
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of
said land. viz Jerome Rolette, Edward Marine
Jacob Chapel and Edward Roletts. ali Of penn.
bin county. 42l7 B. q. TIFFANY. Register.
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Land Office. Grand Forks, May 10, 1854.
named settler has died notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his Gin.
and that that, said proof VIII be made before Henry
1884. viz: Frank Belgard, .
for the NV Or, sec II. tp 1853, r So.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Of said land, viz: Baptist Monettn. Jahn
Schevette, John Vandall and Toner Toner.
all Of Pembina county.
1913 b. C. TIFFANY. Raoistar.
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Land ONCE, Grand Fork, M.v & ,aaI

Land Office. Grand Forks, May s. 1894.
Notice ID hereby given that the follow inv.namsd
settler has filed notice of his intention e. maze
nnal proof IN support Of fls claim and that said
p,S Siio viii BE- made before Henry Mayo, Notary
fuohc ~ "ainaiia, DIT. on July 8, 1854, Viz:
Peter Vandal,
for the hf NV qr, n hfsw or, sec IL. tn 1854. rs7
ne names the following witnesses to prove h,v
ead an s, sesldenee upon and cultivation a.
Ionmer Tommer and Baptist Monnett al y,
feni .,,. county. BIC. TIFFANY, Register. -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-20
Land once. Grend ForL,. M,v /, ,ss.

Land Once. Grand Forks, Msy S. 1884.
Notice IL hereby given that the following. nsme,,
settler has filed notice Of his Intention 70 make
fal proof In support Of llis claim aud that sai,j
Pr91a viii be made before Henry a. Mayo, Notary
Public Ut Wsilialla, DIT, on July 4, 1854, viz:
Cuthbert Grant,
rec II, tp IDS, z g.. ~
liz names the following witne,se. to proye his
CONTINUOUS residence upon, and cultivation Of:
.aid land, viz: Jerome Ko.ette, Jos Bruce, Henry
ROlette and Edward Rolette, ali Of Pembins
county. 42-a7 BE-. TIFFANY, Register.