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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. December 10, 1884.
Market is firm on all grades, old and
new. Receipts OF priced and loose tobac-
co were light to-day, and not much Is ex.
pected TO be done before the holidays, or
during harsh weather.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs: Common, Si.50s5.50: good, S6asI.
Leaf: Common, S1.j0aSS.50; good, goa
$40; fine, Sllasl2.
sUN-CCRED.
Lugs Common, Sjas6 sound, sG.5OaSS.
Leaf Common, SSaS9; medium, S9.50a
gil; good, SlltaSl6; fine, S2OaSS5.
BRIGHT TOBACC0-MANufACTuRING.
Smokers: Common, s1OaSl3; good, Sl4a
s17; fine, S2Oas27.5O.
Filters: Common red, SASS good col
DRY. S9aSll; good bright, Sl2aSl3; very
good TO fine, Sl5aS20.
Wrappers Common, sl3aSl6; good
medium. Sl7as2O; good to very good mt
hogany, s22 jOas3O; good bright, s32.5Oa
$3.50; very good bright 10 fine, siOasjj.
LOOSE TOBACCO.
Primlngs. la2sc.; common Tugs. 2fa3Ic.
fair to good Tugs, 3ia4lc.; good to very
good, 44aj!c.; common leaf, 5Ia5ic.; fair
TO good leaf, 5ia6sc.; good to very good
leaf, Case. fine, Ssal14c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

Louis kossuth's bonds. issued while the
famous Hungarian was In this country. arc
kept as curiosities In many families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLI
DExEcuTED II the DIsPATch
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COLD WAVE HERE !

Latest from the signal once: The weather be
Is 10 800 colder by sunday Then why not take
heed aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

It is very poor economy to endeaver to
relieve Cold by neglecting it. when .
cent bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
ere il ut once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cItiT IIu
cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, IL;
A. NJ. IA; noon. %; 4. NJ. 81; L.
NJ. 10: midnight. 10.
Mean temperature. 10 SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20
BUY AN ovERCOAT TODAY?

Glance at the figures named by a ir5t-class
house. who are always willing and anxious to back
what they say.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20
CAN'T TELL Y0ul

CAN'T TELL tOt!
II Is not 20 be told There II Is In every garment
we make. A kind OF something that says, This
Is taiior-made.r II takes lot OF touches, know
ing snd skilfal, TO put the style and finish tos
6ertleman's Overcost. We shall never tell how
We do 1t, but wen try to keep on doing II, and II
YOU want the BEST CLOTHING you'll come tons
for 10.
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BRIGHT CONGRATULATIONS.

Lugs Common, sjas6; sound, sG.5OasS.
Leaf Common, SsaS9; medium, S9.50a
SlI: good, Sl1ta$l6; fine, S20aS35.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-20
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, December 10, 1884.

sALEs-sECoSD BoAgD.-slS0 Virginia
q rer cont HroctionaD nj 52f
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SrN-CrRED.

Lugs: Common, Si.50s5.j0; good, S6asT.
Leaf: Common, Ss.j0aSS.50; good, goa
$40; line, SllaSl2.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-11
Firt publication July nth.

By virtue ofan execution. Issued out Of and
undsf the seal Of the District Court, In and n
the county Of lembina and Territory Of Dakota
upon judgement rendered and dOcketed In ~
aid court on the Int day Of Nay, 1854, 10 an "a
ton whsrsin Lewis =. hooker. flaintid, and i
Conway: Defendant, n favor Of the said Piaintif
md aHtnst the said Defendant for the sum o
rive Hundred Ftnyseven and seventy.six hun
dredths S67.:f) Dollars. which execution was al
recied and delivered n me- g shsritf In and soI
.aM county Of Pembinn. have this 9Th DAY a
July, 4. d. 1874 levied upon all the right. ttia
aud interest Of the said Defendant, F.COnwny. n
aud 10 Tire following described reel estate, to.wit
L0t number three, ~ In block number tfirty.six
(36) In the original town Of Pelnbina, Fen,bins
county, Territory Of Dakota, together with an t,
lappurtenances thereto
Notice 70 hereby given, that I, the undersigned
- sheriff aforesaid, will sell the above desefibes
re.l property to the highest bidder Tor cash. q
public auction. ut the front door Of the cotir
house, In the t.Wn OF RmbinA, in the county a
tembima and Territory Of Dakota, on Weines
day. the 18th day of August 4. D. lisa at9 ocIocI
Of that day. 70 eatisfy said execution, togethej
with the tneerest and costs thsfeOn,
Dated July 18th, A. d. 1871.
| Co.. BROWN,
| Sheriff Of Pesabina Co.. Dakota.
0AgrNEY 4 KNEEsHAW, TIC. YRAxHK
oez Aaorneya deputy.
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Through some Misunderstanding ID. +.
Andrews had no shells along with him
and in consequence one Of the teams was
short one man.
In the evening n $50 O'Clock fully four
hundred people met at the grove. where
the exercises were opened BY prayer by
the Rev. L. D. Wardwell, after which
Col Plummer addressed the gathering
in an able speech Of an hours duration.
in which, though . profound lover Of his
country, there WAS little Of spread eagle
ism. and much complimentary Of Canada
and Britain. Col. Piummer seems to
think with Munroe that the manifest
destiny Of Canada Is annexation-a be.
lief that is growing on both sides of the
line. And thus ended the celebration.
It is . matter Of general regret that the
weather Was 20 unfayorable, but consider.
ing the circumstances the celebration wat
much more successful than could have
been expected.
The Emerson Silver Cornet Band were
in attendance on both days and contrib
uted largely to the enjoyment Of Ill. It i,
. we'll equipped organisation under the
leadesllip Of the courteous and skilled
MI. u. Evans.
Too much praise cannot be given the
committee Of management for their un
firing efforts, especially Of the chairman
F. A, Wardwell.
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MILTON.


The first marriage in Milton vicinity
took place on the 18th ult. The bride,
Miss Henrietta Mcdonald of Milton. VA
married 70 MIR. Albert Menxies Of Spring.
Geld, Manitobs. The ceremony took
place 1t the residence of Dan. Mcdonald,
the brides brother, at 5 O'Clock :. T., be.
fore large assembly. The bride and
groom were accompanied tothe presence
Of Rev. Berry by the groomslnan, Mr.. H.
W. Randles, aud bridesmaid, Mis- Mary
Mcdonald. The bride was dressed ia
plain tasteful attire and looked handsome,
we'll worthy Of Mr.. Menxies, who is q
highly respected gentleman. After 4
short and impressive service they were
pronounced man and wife. Tea va,
then served Of the choicest, after which,
the company unanimously enjoyed the
evening until . late honr, when they
again sat down to q delicious supper
The amusements were again resumed and
Kept up until day break. The youns
couple left the following day for Spring
field. They have the good wishes Of ,
host Of friends.
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Having purchased Mr.. Langtons
thorough bred durham bull, the same
10 and will be for service 1t my harm,
Pembina, d. T. 1851 L. GERoux.
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q. THOMAS,

BIZ. Peter Of Kansas City, No.. spent
Sunday in town, and also H. A. Dasso.
professor of music.
For Hail Insurance apply 10 H. P.
Smith, e. Thomas. IS
n. A. Mott was down 10 Ada, spending
the 4th With his family, and returned
Monday this week.
We had the Grafton band In town last
Sunday evening; they came up on the
hand car. Lots of fan while II lasted.
Friday evening We are TO have the en-
|testainment Of the season. Ice cream
and cake, singing and instrumental mu:
|dc BY professionals and reading and reci-
ta1ioss b. our best men In town. In the
school house. L VIM DO something real
good. Pfocesds toaausst in paying lor the
Organ latsly purchased. PM Dasso viii
beapss6n md 60 = = do - vesy
- "A Il ss,dz Il 49, II! r. 4: h
1870 Tins. {. st ~ w
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More Goods Received
And I am still selling At half prices.
Come and buy yourself rich at
CuAs. FULLh
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Hair Dressing.

The undersigned is prepared to do any
thing in the line of hair dressing at short
notice. Waves and fr1xzes made to order
Old ones dressed over. Hair exchanged
for goods. A full line Of hair goods and
ornaments always ON nand. Rooms in
the jacobson building on Rolette street.
Pembins. Miss WALxxR,
23H Pembina. D. T.
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YOUNG.

Joseph Gavin is back again.
Geo. McCurdy is ON the sick list this
week.
Jas. McHollin shot and killed a lynx
last week.
1hos. Hunter of this place is as happy
as morning star; it is girl.
Us mountainites are very sorry to
think we can't cast vote q piece next
November for Blaine and Logan.
A horse race was the event of this place
on "Wednesday last, between Frank
Kinney and VIM. Oven. Mr.. Kinney
won. Pluck up Billie, fiat first you don't
succeed try try again.
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Cow for Sale,

Aeood COW, giving milk, young and
veil bred. Inquire Oft. Morrison, black
smith, or At the P1oxEEx EXPRESS Office.
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Fir. Publication July 4.h.

Mortgage 9ales
DEFAULT has been made In the payment al
eMsnty.eight dollars interest. due January ID,
pnncipal and Interest, Il declared due snd nsvs.
Die q the date Of this notice, according b Shs
condition Of certain mortgage, COMMUNION {
power OF sale. made executed aud delivered b.
John G:rbet, nlortgaguf, ~ the New England
M0rtgaXe security Company, mortgage, dated
JMy ath; 1881, and filed ~ q mortgage in the
county. At reMbina, ID. r., on the 18th DAY Of July
iH6!, IN book u mortgages. on rage 5s2. There
" claimed and declared 70 he due and u due n
the date OF this notice the sum Of Three Hundred
Ninety.thte Dollars and forty cents (SRS. 40 )and
NO proceedings a Law O. otherwise have been 10.
Notice Is hereby given that By reason Of the de.
fault Aforesaid aud By virtue u he sad power Of
sale contained In sall mortgage and Of the SIT.
| ute in such case made aud provided. said mort.
gage Will be fOfecloeed by q eale Of the premises
described therein, which sale will be made by
deputy, at the front door of the court Eouse. I'M
the town OF Pembina. in aid county ofPsnbina
and Territory Of Dakota, on the 18th day of An.
gust, 1884 alto O'Clock In the forenoon Of saii
day, 70 tie highest bidder, 70 pay the amount
which sllall then be due on said mortgage, aud
attorneys fees, according 70 the terms Of eaid
mortgage.
The premises 20 to be sold q aforesaid are d.
scrtbed - follows, tO-wit: The southeast quaI.
ter Of section thirty-0ne, in tOwnship one hul.
dred sixty.one north. range ity-0ne west, 10 Pen
bina county, Dakota.
Dated July LIST. 1894.
NEW ENGLAND MORTGAGE SECURITY COMPANY,
Atry or Mortsasee. CD. BsoWS.
Residence. 6rand Forks, D.. T. 4herffoS
49-3 Pembina Co.
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postponed ons wssls ll1ta :rspost wiz
be given nsxt week.
The PIONEER ExFalp enoe colne
to hand a. usual this wse but by
making inquiries We Ind ~ Il va
through NO fault Of the r. !. force.
Mr.. Gny Marvin, an aged rssident
OF this vicinity, reports : colt seoey
that we believe will have no equal II
Pembina county this year. A young
mare Of his, less than IS months o3d
made him 18th Of July present Of q
smart young colt, which IL doing we'll
and is credit to the mother and own.
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Hordine.

The undersigned will be prepared to
herd al kinds of stock in the vicinity of
PembinA ~ soon - the season opens.
Charges reasonable.
3e3m J. slate. Pembina, D. T.
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Hackmetack lasting and fragrant
perfume Price rs and SO cents.-Sold by
L. WILKRNs.
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Shilohs catarrh remedy positive cure
for catarh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth.
sod BY L. WILKENs.
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Are you made miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, business, Lo0 Of Appetite,
Yellow Skim Shiloh's vitaif1er Is . pos.
tive C1re.-sold by L WILkxM.
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The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon,
Ind, says; Both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure
old by L. WlLKENa
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Business Locals

More nav drugs and sundries just
arrived ct Wilkens' Drug Store.
Why will you cough when shiloh'scure
will give immediate relief. Price lOcts
50 cts. and 9l.-Sold by L. WlLKENA
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and Blue, was well gwen. Mr.. 1t. A
Douglas then followed with Q short speech
thoroughly endorsing the sentiments o
the orator. The chairman then closet
the speaking calling Mr.. MeSquier to tasl
for saying that Cavileer was away up il
one corner when it was really almost the
geographical center Of the county. TIT
band then led the audience up to MAR
street where the rest Of the sports were T.
take place and the following IL . list Of
games and winners:
Standing jump,-lst Norman Nolan
Is; End Hamilton, $50.
Hop, step and jump,-lt J. Aalt, g.
]. McHolAnd, 81.
Mems 200 yard racey-lst Ike Poster
8; End Bartlett, $50.
Boys race,-1st C. Lang, 81.
Fat mans race,-1ss N. Edwards q;
End A. Bechtel. 81.
Ladies rsce,-lst Miss ]. Hellas, duster;
End, Miss A. Young, silk handkerchief.
Judges,-R. Benson, w. Jackson and
+. McCrea.
Ho.sr Race.
Pony raoe,-lst Wash, O.; End Bartlett,
"a. Mule race,-lst johnson, 46; And
Fawcett, 8. farmers race.-lst Lucas,
80; End Thos. Mayhem, IS. Judges;-
N. johnson, w. shaham and ]. johnson.
On account Of want Of time the follow
ing races were unavoidably crowded out:
mile beat horse Tace, en- race, sack race,
three mile foot race and tug-of.wsr. In
the evening the dances were we'll attend.
led, about 100 couples tripping the light
fantastic till day light.
For Hail Insurance apply toG. H. 0ay.
CayiIeer. 3
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~ 1A taSn ds II 8 = n 81 q ",
IN. III nin, Z aAs &, sner,si Y di.i
- aanp or srdor iflss - ~ Il m
~! ths o. aSsd MA vhich 80 ~
L. ! = I; q $500 q our I pssk4s s tHsy
thsaasllvss = - ~ = alihie 4,
sgtag & koaA Hui u. Editr. a ~,
~ = III sathssing - had : ~. -:
bls. orderly and sebsr 1t a peoola
b.. -. The hass ban match Va 81
- until atesnoon, and shortly aite,
~ had stastsd 70 play he pecple vers
dsewn . tho south end Of town by the
swese slsains Of music, waited In tie ean.
~ hessss. Thers platform had bss e,
,stecesd and nicely shaded with br,ncI,es
g tsesa and seats were mt nm
Prayer va offered BY Rev. q. A. Mac.
'nanass and the choir rendered some verv
ehosce music. J. p. Haeer acted a. nrss;
dsnk J. r. Vim read the Declarstion =,
Independence and A. L. Balm delivered
an Grafton. This last was very FOOD. the he
oaly anti bsing Il was too sl,or Tho
's'a thrsatsnin1 frightened the peo.
pss % shelter and the speaker had not
The courage ofsome speakers to tall :"
empty sesta Hose racing was nert
then tho loot Taces and other snorts
some did not % home till morning. nj y.
th.t they were dpsy, sos very few, fanv.
imnaD0d 70 tnt0xication, but thew d.nc'
"a "'an daylight did appear" Dravton
base bail club beat our boys but we are
not discouraged. We ase in our infancy
yet. Wait . little and tsy 1t se.in.
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CARLlsLE.

We have hay In abundance this year.
There have been a number of sun.
strokes among the horses ON the Park.
Crystal and vicinity take in Gardar on
the 4tl'. Quite large time is expected.
Wheat sown on spring blowing is no.
looking ~ well a. that sown ON the break.
ing.
John Corbin will have to tear down his
new grsnary rs the new rail rad passes
along that line.
Major Thomson passed through here
lately fos his l,ome on the Red. He
thinks the mountain country y ane.
Websters Dictionaries have gone up g
per cent. since the last items came out in
your columns. We did not know thai
there was poet in our midst.
Mr.. WIN. Mitchell il the father To an.
Other bouncing baby boy. He says he
would ret him stubbls plowing this fall
but Is afraid the little fellow vould se,
bowlegHed.
Mofat's grove camp meeting win com.
mence on the 9Th inst. 1t 2a0 O'Clock p
n. We request ali who can possibly dc
b to have tents on the ground. Arranp
ments have been made for . lunch tent
which will he open to all. Hay, oats and
stabIing can be had for quite a NUN.
Der OF teams. A school reserve close
by will answer for those who wish "a
tether their animals. Come friends and
help US In the spirit Of true worship, ear.
nest duplication and large expectation
Kerfoot is the pastor in charge.
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Our base bail boys were successful
1t st. Thomas hst Friday
Joseph WordsA Ave miles west Of
Dsyton Aold . qsurter section Of land
b James Chester for q 800.
,Oa accounted the nnfavorable wealth
J 81 our FourtA Of July celebration va
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MIDLAND.

CTOO late for last weekly
The boys are back from the mountains,
Mr.. McQuin Of Drayton is working on
his farm near here.
G. A. McJrea and Am. Smith of Dray.
Drayton appeared IN our midst on Sun.
day last.
The "Blue Racers" base ball club Of
this place are going to play the Bowes.
mont "Hardly Ables" OH the 4tll.
VIM. Gilroy has opened blacksmith
shop next to Fred McCrea's residence and
is prepared to turn out work in first-class
style.
Berry picking 10 the order of the day,
and by the number of pickers we imagine
there would be one berry to every two
pickers.
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THEaE Is . Law against allowing Wild
mustard and other noxious weeds to srov
on farming iandS md supervisor Dick h
ordered by proper authorities to see that
Il Il enforced in Pembina township.
That no one should be taken unawares
one hasdred postal cards have been dis
tributed in this neishborhood, warning
famento save the amount Of fine BY
|pullinR and destroying mustard and other
troublesome weeds. This il move in
the right direction and MI. Dick may be
depended on 10 do his part of the work
thoroughly. No mustard NO fine il his
motto.
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HAMILTON.


For Hail Insurance apply to o. H
johnson, Hamilton. IS
Messrs. L. A. Rose, formerly principal
of the high school of this city, and A. ].
Wallace, merchant and real estate dealer
at Drayton, in Pembina county, have
formed co-partpeship. and about the
18th inst. will open the Bank Of Hamil.
ton, at Hamilton, Pelnblna Co., doing ,
general banking business, including loans
and collections. Mr.. Rose some eipi,,
years ago was admitted to practice in all
the courts Of Iowa, and since resign
ing his position in this city llas re
jected several fattering offers to continue
teaching in order to return To the prac
tice of the law. Mr.. Wallace is one O
the successful young business men of Da
kota, has been a resident of Pembin.
county for six years, and the firm is q,
unusually strong one. Hamilton is to b,
congratulated.-Fargo Republican.
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A nasal injector free with each bottle o
shilohs catarrh remedy. Price 80 cents.
sold by L. WuYRNs.
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McCONN ELL


Wheat sown in Aprilis nicely hesdet
out, and there Is At presents good pros
pect Of an early and plentiful harvest.
Sandy Nc. has his new house abou
finished; we wonder who viii be tn,
lucky fair one. Richard is going to buile
ganary but it is likely he will have ,
chimney ON it.
Mrs. Shannon, widow Of the late Geo
Shannon, Of Tara, Ontario, arrived It hel
fathers WIN. Thomas, last week and is q
welcome guest among the people, though
We regret the circumstances that caused
her to come-the death of her husband
Mrs. Shannon il well qualified to give
instructions ON the organ or piano, aud
those wishing 10 recsive q musical educa.
ton will consult their own interest BY
employing her - their teacher.
Joseph Briess u making great change
In the claim he bought from G. Keorner
last spring. He ID an Ontario man and
does not like the look of sod and straw
stables. anal for that reason he erected 4
splendid frame stable 1894, with lean on
one side IL feet for granary. He also
built . fine house since arriving here in
the middle of March. We will not tell
you which side he takes in politics, but
when voting time comes Gf it ever does
he will likely come out square.
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TERRITORY OF DAKoT%.1 nIsrp,cr cor,.
County Of Pembina. Third Judicial District.
Leonard D. Hall. Plaintiff asain.t Emily L. Hall,
Defendant. -
The Territory Of Dakota, to the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned sad required 10
entitled action. which was filed In the Office al fe
clerk Of the District Court OF The
Third Judicial District, in and for the County o
rembina, aud Territory Of Dakota, on the 18th
answer 70 said complaint, on the Subscribers a
their Office IN Pem6ina, In said County, within
thirty days after the service Of this Summons
aud y you fall 70 answer to said complaint v ilhii
the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action vii
Apply N tue Court Tor the relief demanded In TN
Complaint.
Dated Pembina, lT.. Feb. IA, 1884.
NE0QCIgk 4 Mel. 7YRe.
~ Pisintt@s Attorneys.
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NRCHk,

NBChEs
7. Leckie has opened harness shop
in the building recently built by Messrs,
Fanset and johnson.
William Elliott is re-furnishing and
re-modeling his house throughout, 80 a.
to be in good shape for the fall trade.
For Hail Insurance apply to w. r
Goodfellow, Neche. IS
Why Is there not some action taken "a
improve the road leading into town from
the north? By all means let that road
be put in good shape as soon q possible.
Neche did not celebrate save by the
booming Of cannon and the firing of toy
pistols by the small boy. Our citizen,
went to Pembina and Walhalh 10 spend
the day. Next year Neche win celebrate
In fitting manner.
The members and friends ofthe Catho.
lie church here will give grand picnic
on Wednesday, the l6th inst, In Thomp.
sons grove one-half mile south Of town
Dancing, base ball and other games will
be among the amusements. and refresll
ments will be served ON the grounds
Nothing win be LEFT undone to make thu
day pleasant for all who attend. Ad
mission to grounds Is cts. All arc in
vited.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-11

We understand that the church Of Ae
sumption in Pembins requiresa finsihina
up before tho winter, aud in consequence
the Rev. F. MsGinnes must Of necessity
b absent for six week., % there can bs
no services either in Pembina, 3athsate
|or Cavileer until his return. He is EN-.
powered by the Bishop to collect fund.-
In st. Paul and surrounding cities W.
whh him every succeaA-A MExsza.