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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-29
First Publication Aug. e.


nEFACLT has been made in the conditions of
la cerntin mortgage executed and delivered
by William CrOwston and Margaret Crow,tOn. hls
wife. lnortgaeOrs, To H. f. Fletcher mortgage,
dated the eth day Of July. A. d. eighteen hundred
and eighty one, and recorded ~ IL mortgage In
If Pcnlhina, In the Territory Of dakota, on the
twenty-thrd day ofJuly lssI at 1916 O'Clock y. II.
III book 81 mortgages. on page l,ta, OH which
there Is cistms,i TO be due at tie date Of this ice
the amount OF Oae Hundred seventy three dollars
aud Sky one cents, (s!73.61) and no action or
~ To recover the said debt secured by said mort.
sage or any part thereof, and said mortgage has
not beeu assigned
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue Of a pow.
er OF sale contained in raid mortgage and Of the
statute il. such made and provided the seid
mortgage will be foreclosed by sale OF the mort
gagged premises therein described which sale will
Ike made at the front door Of the court p.e u the
town Of Fembtna, In the county Of pembinu and
Territory Of Dakota, at public auction BY the
,herin Of said county. or BY his deputy. on Tues.
tclock =: ", 70 satisfy the amount which shall
then be due on aid pi0rtgaxe. with the interest
thereon. aud costs and expenses Of nale, and III.
81 dollars altorney's lees, - stipulated In said
moftgaEe ~ case Of foreclosure. The premises
lescri1ed In said mortgage. and 20 to he Sold are
:. Pieces OF Iosee!s flandsi!uated 10 the coun.
aud desciilediss follows. y Wit: The northwest
quarter. nw ~ 81 :sctt.n thirty. C3v in tow nsliip
ons huudred aid stxsy.tvO u6s) North, OF fsuge
nty.tw0 go west; the northeast quarter (neLI
X sectt,n ~ and te no!sheast quar-.
M n : sHd 9, t n township
Hfty three (6y) west.
Dated Fargo. D. IT., Augurt 18th. 1884.
SPALDIN0 4 rENPi.EroN. II. Z. YLErHER,
40 Attorneys for Aortgagee. Mortgage.
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Firrt publication Aug. 10Th.
NIOrtpnxe Sale

nEFAULT having been made in the payment
Dof thirty-two dollars. which Is claimed to be
due at the date Of this notice, upon certain
mortgage, duly executed and delivered by John
y. Klvet of the town of Peinbina, Pembinn coln-
W, Dakota Territory, 70 Rutland Savings Bank,
OF Rutland, State OF Vermont, bearing date the
10Th day of January, 1882, aud duly recorded In
county Of pembina. Territory Of Dakota OH tile
2ath day of January. 1882, at IO:2O o'clock a. n,
III DOCK No. 2 of mortgages. GU page IS, and nO
action or proceeding ut law or otherwise having
been Instituted 10 recover said debt secured By
sara mortgage or ANY part thereof
Now therefore, notice IL hereby given, that by
virtue OF power of snle contained In said mort
gage and pursuant to the statute In such case
made aud provided. the said mortgage will be
foreclosed, and the premises described In and
covered by raid mortgage, viz: Lots number OF .
~ two (g and three. % In block number one ~
IN the original town Of South Penlbina, according
20 she ofkctal plat Of said original town of South
Felnbns Gu file and of record In tie OiIlce Of the
register OF deeds tor Pembina county, and Terri
tory Of Dakota, with the llereditanents and an.
purte9ances, will be aold at public auction, 10
interest aud the taxes. ifany. on sald premises
In end by said mortgage In case of foreclosure
and the disbursements allowed by law: which
sale Ill he made by the sheriff Of said Penbina
county. or BY his deputy, at the front door of the
court house. IN the Town nf Pembina, in said
county and territory on TIT II day Of October, A.
D. lss4, at O'clock p. IN. Uf that day, subject to
redemption at any time within one year from,
date Of sale, az provided by law.
Dated Augn.t 18th. 1884.
GAFFNEY d KSEEsIAW, RUTLAND SANIS0s BANK
Attorneys. of Rutland, V. T.,
OIL MOrtgHgee
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ERNEsr.
(roo late for lat week. ~

(Too late for last week.
Mr.. Dewitt, of Iowa, is visiting friends
here.
Samuel Bell of Crown Center has pur-
chased John Daulton's quarter section,
and intends farming OH larger scale.
Rev. Scott of WalhaIla is endeavoring
to organize a Temperance Society here.
We wish him success in all his undertake
ings.
Geo. Miller, who has been visiting
friends in Ontario for the past few months
has returned, and reports crops as hardly
up to the average in Ontario.
The rain storm of the 18th inst, was
the heaviest witnessed here for years.
Grain was badly lodged but Strengthened
up again better than was expected.
The many friends of Mrs. James Baker
will be glad to learn that after u severe
illness of four months she is recover
ing under the treatment of DR.. Hewitt,
of Walhalla.
T. Howell, of Bay Center. gave dane
ing party in his new granary OH Aug. Is,
and every one danced to their hearts
content. Thanks to MIR. and Mrs. Howell
for their kindness.
Our school is progressing nicely under
the management Of Miss Tillotson. supt
Jackson called ON us last week, and said
our school compared favorably with the
rural schools of the county.
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DRAYTOy.

DRAYTON.
Pillsbury & Hubert expect to open
their elevator for business next week.
Harvest all the rage this week. Thresl,-
ing will commence next week if the
weather continues favorble.
+. Wood from Ottawa, Ont, is the
guest of G. A. McCrea. He seems de.
lighted with the appearance of this west
ern world, and will carry home good
report.
Drayton must be hard town to can
vass, for we have not had any county
official aspirants here for more than a
week. Mr.. Fraser and Mr.. Tyeedlie ex.
cepted.
We regret 10 announce the death Of
the youngest daughter of W. II. McBain,
August 18th, aged two years. Mr.. and
An. McBain have the sympathy Of all in
their said bereavement.
A. 8. Burrows, representing A. T. An.
dreas, who is writing up the topography
Of Dakota, was in town this week, getting
all the items Of interest relative to the
early settlement Of this part Of Pembina
county.
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u 8 Land Office. Grand Forks, DIT, July 10 1854.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office On
July 10th. 1884, by Alexander l.. Alrth. against
John Ftiillp, for failure u comply with bis TIM
Der culture entry No. 200, dated June 10th, 1890
upon the NV or. seca,t 16l, r SO, In Pembina
county, Dnkota, with view to the cancellation
ofsaid entry; contestant alleging that the snid
John F ellis did not break five acres or cause 10
be broken five acres during the iirst year. or has
a 81 enssy TO Se .y he
planted my ii the land since waking his entry,
the said parties are hereby summoned u appear
II this office on tie 18th day ofSeptemler, lata ut
Q O'clock A. H., % respond and furnish tertimsny
concerning said alleged failure. Testimony tO H.
taken before ". J. kneeshaw. ut Psmbina, Dsko.
Ia, OH September 18th, 1854, at = O'Clock A. y.
Il. TwHEpLIE, B.C.TlEFANY Register.
Attorney. 20
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VI
The crops here are excellent the ave-.
age will come pretty near p buslels pei
acre.
A very fine little barefooted girl came Ia
NJ. Bells one morning last week. They
will keep It.
|, Everybody b into their harvest With
full steam and have no time to talk 70
Office seekers.
The Sabbath school under the superin.
tendence Of z. A. Whitney ID becomma
quite interesting.
Rev. W. H. Waldo, . Young student,
who has charge Of the Baptist congreea.
ton At st. Thomas, holds service at NJ.
Rows every Monday evening. Nearly
everybody in the neighborhood attends.
He is very much appreciated here for his
earnest endeavor to do good.
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WALHALLA.

Services are held now regularly in the
K. e. church and are largely attended.
Capt. Joe Walker and G. d. Stack with
the captains dog Sport bring In & great
many chickens.
Haying is postponed for the present
and will have to be done between times
Of cutting grain.
Mr.. HUFF left q fine pointer pup with
Capt Walker to be trained but last week
it came home sick, bloated up and died.
Joe thinks 1t was poisoned. :
School will open here it is said the first
week in September. Miss H. G. Ryan our
efficient and popular teacher having six
weeks more to fulfil her contract.
Prairie chickens are quite numerous in
this neighborhood and the report of the
gun and happy thoughts and stories of
the gunner can be heard abroad in the
land.
Around this town and on the noun
tain harvesting goes bravely on de-
spite the rains, farmers taking adyant-
age of the dry hours to cut. A few have
started to stack.
A certain person in this town is using
the mail for the purpose of forwarding
obscene and vulgar anonymous letters.
Az the party 10 known it would be as
- we'll for him to look 'slittle out"
I. r Mclaughlin our energetic enter
psidng and irrepressible bachelor, has a
hos,sekeeper now and Jim Il happy. His
mother and brother arrived from Ontario
and think this the finest place they have
seen since crossing the lines.
For the past week or two Walhalla
seems to have been unable to send in its
usual amount of items and keep pace
with the others in telling about the
numerous and promiscaous candi-
dates in the field buzzing the legal
voter. Your correspondent having been
interviewed by some twenty-five has Just
become sufficiently convalescent to|
scsibble . few items, and unless few
more aspirants 70 b bloa4ed asistperaas
and olSoe holders near OF his button
bob A. sxpeoI " y ahls 70 sivys - n
4Gns0ont1f6
= lI''
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First publication Aug. 9th.
ShcrLG,s Sale.

by virtue Of judgment and decree h, foseclos.
tie and order Of tale, issued out Of and under
the the seal Of the District Court in and Gr
the county of Pembina and Territory Of Iakota.
upon 4 Judgment decree aud order Of sale render.
cd and dOcketed In the raid court on the All
day of Augtst, 1884. In III action wherein Edwin
H. rease. plaintiff and Thomas Gslsrley, SI,san
iourley and Aba z. Nichols, Defendants, in sayoe
Ofte said pstiii and aillst the said defentiants
for the sum OF Six Hundred and seven aud iifty.
six hundre,lths (sj07. So Dollars which decree and
order of sale was directed and delivered b, me az
sheriff In and for said county of Peinbiua, Now
therefore, by and under the said order and tleefee
will offer for sule all the right title aud Interest
Of the said defendants, Thomas Go,lrley Susan
Go,lrley and Aba c. Nichols, in and 70 the follow
Ing real estate, tO-wit: The southwest quarter
(sw Of section number twenty tive fs5) iii town.
chip number one hundred sixty-one, (ltI north.
of range tty-one (5l) west, containing one h,ii:.
dred and sixty acres according to the govern.
ment survey thereof.
Notice Is hereby given, that I, the undersigned
as sheriff aforesa, will ,ell the above desrried
real property to the highest bidder for cash. at
public auction, ut the front door of the court
house, III the t:wn Of Ien.bina IN the county Of
Iemhima and Territory Of Dakota, on Friday,
the 10Th dny Of September. A. D. 1854. at 2o'clcE
T. 4. Of that day. 70 satisfy said Judgment together
with the Interest and costs thereon.
Dated August 18th. y. n. 1881.
ca. BROWN,
sheriff of Pembina Co., Dakota,
STONE 4 NEWMAN, TIC. FRAZER.
~ Attorneys. Deputy.
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RsPuBL1cAn CONVENTION


A Republican county convention, for
the county Of Penbins, is hereby called
to meet at Bsthgate, D. r., ON Tuesday,
September 9th, 1881, At 2 o'clock ?. H., for
the following purpose, viz: To choose
eight delegates to represent this county
at the Republican Territorial convention,
at Pierre, Dakota, September 18th. 1854,
to choose delegates to represent thiscoun.
ty in the Legislative District Convention,
time place and basis Of representation
yet to bt. announced. To put in nomins-
ton candidates for the various county Of.
fices and transact such other business as
may come before the convention. The
basis for representation for the above
convention is one delegate from each
township, and one delegate for each rs
names, or major fraction thereof, accord
ing to the assessment list Of 1884. and ia
|anrnrtiOne4l aa fnllows.
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Stacking Grain.

A correspondent Of one four excllang-
lee gives the following hints ON the stack
ing Of grain which will be perused with
interest and profit, we hope, by many OF
our readers AS the time for stacking
wheat is near ct hand, by your permission
! will write few hints that may benefit
some beginners. I have been q wheat
stacker for twenty years and claim to
know little how Il is done. Ny first
stacking was for myself when I was fifteen
years old and it was done on my knees
|as I was very particular, especially viii,
the outside course and carried them up
tall and slim. It was but q year or two
till got all the stacking I could do for
my neighbos. I found out It was both
hot and hard work, 80 concluded to try
10 fork. It was but short time until I
could do very good work with a fork. and
for the last fifteen years use my fork
from the first untilallnost the last bundle.
I first build my foundation at one end Il
usually build ricks) laying the bundles
crosswise the rail, butts outward. When
that course is laid across then I reverse
the bundles and 90 back keeping the
heads up, and 70 on until I get the foun-
dation done. The first outside course
lay over the rails six or eight inches.
always keep the middle very full giving
the bulge very fast after it gets four or
five feet high. I never get on the out
side course, laying them out with my
fork; the second course I Just barely lay
on the tip ends of the heads of the out
side coulse, the third course out TO the
band of the second course, and 80 ON to
the top of the stack. In this way keep
the middle full aud solid and the outside
very loose, SO when the stack settles the
outside will settle the most and have the
shape of q roof so that it is impossible to
take water. In all these years have
stacked from two to four weeks and never
lost bushcl of wheat caused from leak
in the stack, as dozens of my neighbors
can testify. Therefore, think it is much
the better and faster way of stacking
wheat.
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Business Locals,
Hair Dressing.

The undersigned is prepared to do any
thing IN 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
the jacobson building on Rolette street,
Pembina. Miss WALKER. !
2tf Pembina. d. T.
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,shiloh's cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
consu'nption.-So'd by l.. WILKESs.
Catarrll cured ,healtl, and sweet breath
ecured by Shlloh's Catarrh Rene ly,
Price SO cents. Nasal Injector free-Sold
by l.. WILKENs
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Arc You Going

to any part of the United States or Cana
da. If so buy your tickets at Neche. d. r.
/ will give you benefit of the lowest rates
and check baggage through to destination
of ticket. Any desired information about
routes, rates and connections cheerfllly
given on application either in person or
by letter. Arrangements have been
made 80 that passengers can get through
tickets upon application to agents at
Bathgate, Hamilton or st. Thomas.
w. E. GooDINa,
1923 Agt st. p, M. &M. Ry.
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Summons.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, DISTRICT Court.
County of Tembina. Third Judicial Dirtric,.
Dakota Investment Company. Plaintiff, against
CIV ~ Page and Walter J. 8. Trail, Defendants.
The Territory Of Dakota " the above named de.
PENDANTS.
You. and ench ofyou are hereby summoned and
required T. answer the complaint In the above
raj couit at the date hereof and TO serve copy
of your answer to the said com laint on the sub
sc.ibers. at their office in the city and county Of
Grand Forks, and territory aforesaid, within, thir.
ty days after the service Of this summons ulnu
you. exclusive Of the day of such service aud II
you full to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintin this action will an.
ply to the court tor the relief demanded In tile
complaint.
Dated the seth day of July, 1894.
BOsSAnD & CLIyFORD.
5.10 Plaintiffs Attys, Grant Forks. d. 4.
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SUMMONS.

OF DAKOTA, DISTRICT COURT
County of pembina. sd Judicial District
George 3. McTavish and James q. Webb. 90
partnerr az McTavish Il Webb, plaintiffs, against
Archibald Whyte, defendant,
The Territory OF Dakota sends greeting 10 the
above named defendant
You are hereby summoned to answer ths CON-
clerk ofsaid dstsict court, this nth day Of July,
1884, and to serve q copy vi your answer upon the
subscrfber at their office hi Pen,bfn, Rmbina
county, Dakota, within tLirty days utter serving
such service, aud II you fall toauswev this com.
plaint Htshir that time the pfAil.tiba viii take
JUDGMENT against you for the sum Of Fihy Dul-
lars besides casts Of this action.
Dated .Penibina, D. r., this 10th day Of July,
1884. MI0QuIwR & MCtNrYRE.
SIS Plaip&iffs' Attorney.
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Bucklen.s Arnica salye.

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
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, OF money refunded. Price 90 cents
per box. For sale by q. Moore & Co.
Pembina.
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BATllGATE.
BATllGATE.
Joseph Phoenix's infant child, five
months old, died last night.

Joseph PhOenlx'S infant Child, five
months old, died last night.
The construction of our sometime
delayed sidewalk again moves OH.
The harvest which last week was only
cut between showers, is now being
pushed rapidly.
MIR. Watt, of the firm of Luke & Watt,
soon COOS East to replenish his already
varied and abundant stock.
Apropos in the line of improvement
We arc happy to notice tl,at tile last of
our three capu:ious elevators approaches
completion.
Mr.. lick, representing at this place the
Deering Harvester, was summoned by
telegram OH Sunday last to his home at
Deconh, Iowa Serious illness in his
family demanded his presence.
The faces of our farmer friends wear a
hopeful ami buoyant expression. Given
two weeks Of sucl, genial weather as that
which now blesses tho earth and the best
crop ever grown in this section will BIZ
cut and saved.
Rumor, always dodging at the heels Of
sccretive and sensitive young men, de-
clarcd that &. l.. Parker, when lie board
cd the train last week for the South, an.
l'eared to have heavy secret upon his
mind. that he had far of, expectant look,
that lie appeared to realize that some
thing underlined and undefinable was
about to happen. And so it has proved.
There was something underlined and un-
definable hanging over the young man.
Rnmor, many times liar, was this time
in league with Truth. Her home, we
don't mean old R,lmors. Decorah, Iowa,
her maize, Truman. In little home ut
the end Of the street in which we write
there will soon be mullins and coffee for
two. Whatever may happen to him in
November he has made his election
sure.
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Carlisle

There being no township committees
who are qualified to call Republican eau
cuses. the general committee hereby call
on the Republican voters of each town
ship to meet at the place where the last
township meeting was held, ON Saturday,
September 9Th, 1884, at 2 o'clock r. NJ,
and elect delegates to attend the county
convention above mentioned, at Batllgate,
according to the above superintendent.
1t also liz recommended that at the same
time q Republican committee be elected
for the future better organization of the
Republican party.
LIZ. HousroN, Chairman.
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U Land otticc ;rand FORKS. D. r. June 30 lss1

U Land Office Grand Forks, D. r.. June 80. 1884
Complaint having been entered at this Office 10y
Louis f.otgtin against John Farmer z abandon
ing his hi mestca'i eutry No. 6lU7, dated Angus
7til, 1852, upon tie ]. rthwest quarter section
township lG2. ratn,u IS, i'll Pembina county, Da
kots with view 10 the cancellation of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned 10 appca,
ut thfs Office the 23rd day of September, 1884, a
0 O'clock a. NJ, u respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment Te.u
mony in tlis care will be taken before W.J.Knee
shaw. u. S. Court Commissioner ut Pembina DIT
On September 18th ut 10 o'clack \. n.
Il. TwEEFLIs. &c. TIFFANY. Register.
~ Attorney, WI. ANDERSON Receiver.
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LANDOrPlCE.G GRAND FORKS, .. r.
1uuc Oh 1891

June 80, 1884.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office on
June Q, 1884. by k,bcrt Sturgeon, against Charlet
". Calder. for failure to comply with Law az g.
timber culture entry No. 2l05. dated Lime 2d.
connty, Dakota, With view to to- the canceIation
of said eutry; contestant alleging that the said
Chas W. Calder failed to break the first gear the
necessary five acres required by law, nor has he
been done the second year. the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the
18th day of september, 1884, at O'Clock A. NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. Testimony WILDE taken beioreW.
kneeslaw, ut Pelnbinn, d. T., on September IL,
1884, ut . O'clock a. n.
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MOUNT PLEAxAsr,

Tbrsshin9 machine men arc making
friendly Gala
. xpssts n - ths nnst popular men in
- cosnl npx. &,
D. - Z Il I ~ sk.i ~
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u Land Office at Grand Forks DIT. July II, 1884,
Complaint having been entered at TIL. office on
July siil. lsa4 by Vim, II. Williams. against Ellie
Ledoux for abandoning hts Homestead Entry No.
1852, dated July 22, 1880. ulnn the Northeast
quarter see. g, township l6l. tangs 81, 10 lem.
tion of raid entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned N appear at this olice ON the 9th day
Of September, 1874. at O'clock a. ". to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. Testimony will be taken before
W. J. Kneesl,aw, at rembina, Oh September 4th,
1884. ut . O'clock a. N.
Il. TwEEDLIE, RC TIFFANY. Register.
is Attsrnev. W. ANDEsoS, RECEIVER.