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e ~ NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
sS FIRST PAYMENT NOV, 1884
EQUITABLE

EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
subscription Books are open for shares in the
eighth issue.
Monthly payments ere $3.50 per share
Sl,OoO III full adyan ed ON each share.
ASSETS OCTOBER 25, 1884, Si279S763
and fahets m I G ba the obos of the Association
and subscriptions received by
0s Glss S:eh Druggist aa sia 18th Nt
He0 e0i fSS F5lIe Lear ID W. BUREAU & Of &Engrayng.
ira ft and Lie ins 2f and nd bsEs ss
r. n IwolnbIy Office Public Printer
TaIk g. Teller Nat sis Net st aHt
Dr: Pr Geo; 2; ": tls4er.. surgeon Generals ofica.
Hon MS Solicitor Patents 81 'is tn sr
KoRhSon Robinson. Parker Co. ~ clethicTs. sipm
Teller ana Notary sef &s s eS c. iis naE t.
yaI III Il S9nllle; s1 atty atLiw, 342 st.n W.
Fire lnsnf anfninE i24 7isF St olss w
John 1 T. He:reA. Cor 10th 81 ami a.ayese
& g. 5 ,;i Price Druggist, 426 TN stsw.
Wesley BoeieT Nut Fire Ins Co. 9TH a Pa ave-: w
6o TSos 4 GTaev Lumber os@ peaer 4 It st wharf
D. D. Free. Bookstore 15I3 ST. II W.
JNO. JOY EDSON Secretary
Office hours, $40 am. to 4:so pm '' 90 ~ NIT nS
rEsa RHODES & sINIMS. CARPENTERS AND
ea5nst afe Sbe s have wS e to No s2 h
friends Telephone communication. n3-6ts
fpo PERPETUAL nUILDING, ASSOCIATION
tIg Report of the Third Year.
80
/ Total assets, Sjl,0S2
fronts Tor the year, S6,3Sl So
,E1peIses Tor the year. S106 o. considerably less
than one per cent of the re"eirs
The prots for the three years after pavipg all OK
peIses Is at the rate of s. Is per cent per annum
share OF the first series paid $50 is worth $40 So
snare OF the second series paid s24 is worth S5 95
i Slafe OF the third series paid Sl2 worth a.
Inc DOCKS for the fourth series now open
We advance 81 900 Tor a payment of SIi monthly
lhis Is the best association the city of Washing
n TON We pay per cent per annum to parties the
withdrawal OF money.
The third annual meeting on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING November 8, at 6I5 7h street Get copy cf an
ual re ort from any Of the following named officers
Il and directors:
| g. G. Duncanson. president 9th and streets
| Lewis Abraham vice president, 1871 street.
| EDWIN Nj. Lawton, treasurer, War department
John Cook. secretary, GlS 18th street.
| William H. Goods city post office
Andrew Glass, Belt Line raiIroal
| Nliiam T. Seville, Pension bureau
| Bankes Brookes War department.
rrank a. Saxton, bureau military Justice
Charies Baum, merchant, 416 It'll street
| a; ~ Meeker bureau printing and engraving
| .haries w. scheu, government printing Office
fte'L W. Hraildenburg. tobacconist. 1745 Pennsyl-
l Vatlla avenue northwest.
/ building. ~ - nj II
| - Gums is COMPOUND MYRRH DENTRIFICE
twenty -nve cents per bottle. MUNCASTER i HOW
| ARD. corner 7th and streets northwest. oc2I
| eES JNO MORAN, 2126 PENNA. AVENUE
dss All OF Blbbs Latrobes and Repairs for same;
sso oeaIon and Woods Parlor Sun Latrobes to heat
VIII oe attended to promptly Telephone oc7-3m
- THE THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES.
| new ana popgiar Brain and Nerve Tonic and Safe
guard against Malaria For sale areated by the glass
paa,ac MA.
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Cleveland and Hendricks, whC Sc records as devoted
patriots and liberty loving men are a crarantce
that under their wise and lin management fhe
country VIII return 10 the methods OF govtrnment
taaS RON Its foundation until ls6o made IL n land
OF the free and a home FOR the iraVe.
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AN EXCELLENT PORTRAIT OF ex-Secretary Folger,
by Eastman Johnson, was received at the Treasury
department to-day. 1t is q companion to the por-
trait painted by that artist for the court of appeals
OF New York.
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kilograms to The Star.
NEW YORK QUIET TO-DAY.
THE VOTE NOTYETOFFICIALLY
SETTLED.
GENERALLY CONCEDED TO CLEVELAND.
Only the Republican Committee and
the Tribune Claiming BIainc'S
Possible Election.
PUppVpnnV VJITIINn mn IpIDr DIV rup
EVERYBODY WILLING TO ABIDE BY THE
OFFICIAL COUNT.
ELECTION NEWS FROM OTHER STATES.


No Excitement TO-day-RusincSs Men
Glad the Contest is Over-Eyerbody
willing to Wait For and Abide the
Result Of the official Canvass.
Which. IL is Generally Believed, Will
Elect Cleveland.
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Telegranflic Eriefs.

fire at Sth and Olive streets ia Kansas CITY,
Mo-, last night, destroyed the planning nllI OF Mm
West and two adjoining dwellings. The loss is
So, Goo; insurance s6O0a.
he b rtletts reef light ship OF staten Island is
damaged ana of her station. There VIII be- no
light ship there tonight, but W!n be placed In
position tomorrow.
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THE EVENING STAR.
lIE-NO HE-NO HE-NO HE-No HE-NO

1IE-No HE-So HE-Eo HE-No HE-No
HE-NO Bishop Marvin wrote from China HE-No
HE-So you can get no respectable China HE-No
HE-NO man 70 drink Tea after it has been HE-No
HE-NG IreTared for tie American market HE-NO
EE-EO United states-The Department of HE-So
HE-NO Agrteuiture at Washington, IN spc- HE-EO
HE-SO ciaI tea report. says: The Cinnamon HE-NO
EE-NO never drink tho dyed teas themselves, HE-SO
HE~NO they are made for tie foreign mar HE-NO
HE-NO kctn HE-NO
HE-Eo AfT!eton's CycloTe!ia, Vol I5. Uage Hf->'O
HE-NO Geo. says: Teas subject TO vari- u.-NO
HE-NO Gus adalter1tion5. iuclatias he CO.. EE-NO
HE-EO orilE. to improve the LOOKS of fnfe- H-NO
HE-EG rio- kills. The materials us,l ars Ht-NO
ILE-NO Prgs5l blue, gls gIi.I ami indigo" i. = .
HE-NO Martin Gillet s Co. recoslizin, HE-.,o
HE-NO the tr-h q the above abuses oTert1 lE--iJ
HE-SO the consumer, through the cro..rs HE-EO
HE-NO Tea similar to the dr.ni, in HE-So
HEEO China; it is called HE-No, auI Is IEE-N1
HE-NO without the extensive coloring. pol HE-No
HE-NO i~hinv and fancy twisting usually H!-NO
HE-NO put teas shipped to the American EF-NO
HE-E0 market it Is si..isiy Tea in its nat HE-NO
HE-NO uIal condition. ana is the kind the HE-NO
HE-NO Chinese drink themselves. IE-NO
EL-NO IIE-NO Tea is sold onIyin tie orig IfE-SO
HE-NO inal metal lined packages. 1 pound. IL so
HE-SO / pound aud I pound sizes. tits Hf~NO
HE-NO never sold in brsIk ike other teas. EE-NO
HE-NO HE-NO HE-SO HE-No len
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SECRETARY MCCULLoCH has gone to his country
seat for few days, and Assistant Secretary Coon
Is acting as Secretary of the Treasury.
Mrs. MARY C. H4RKNEss, OF Connecticut has
been appointed to 5000 clerkship in the Treasury
department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-08

THANKSGIVING DAY.-President Arthur has issued
a Proclamation, designating Thursday, November
2fth, as day Of general thanksgiving, in ac-
c0rdance with the annual custom.
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NEW YORK, Novembers, Wall street, II a. m
main firm. This was succeeded by a weaker feei-
ing and decline OF L TO Z per cent. After 1890
a m. general advance toJk place, the Improve
ment extending from / TO la per cent
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From Wall Street To-day,

MOUNT VERNON, \. Y, November S.-1he banking
house OF James NJ. MaSterton d 60. closed IT'S doors
this morning. Hon. S. ID. Clifford is the assignee.
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1C IIIt lUuSU UI q IUItLldI.
Declines a Call.
Bank Failure.

NEWARK, n. j., November A-Rev Dr. Powers.
OF bridgeport, has declined call TO Trinity church,
In this city.
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A " ORD AaoUr FINE Over.
COATS.

WE OPEN TO-DAY ONE LINE OF, WE ARE SURE.
THE F!NFST READY-MADE OvERCOATS EyEH
SHOWN IN WAsIIIN GToS. THEY ARE THE FIN
EST N EVERY RESPECT-IN COLOR, IN OUTSIDE
AlATERIAI. IN Innings. IN CUT, AND IN FINISH
TIE Innings ARE ALL sILK-NOT COTTON OR
LINEN-BACEED GOODS-AND THEY ARE AS
GOOD IN EVERY DETAIL AS ANY FlRsT-CLAss
MERCHANT TAILOR WILL CHARGE s75 FOR
OUR RANGE OF PRICES Is FROM $40 TO s5o
WE HAVE RANGE OF sATIN-LINED OVER
COATS FROM eco TO $50.
"NEwMARKETs" FROM 800 TO $50
"sUHToUTS" FROM $50 TO ESQ
MORE OF THESE FINE GOODS COMING VIII
SPEAK ABOUT THEM THEN
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THE PRESIDENT was to leave New York for Wash
ington at $40 this afternoon. AT Philadelphia he
will be joined by Attorney General Brewster
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General Foreign News by Cable.

THE CHOLERA IN PARIS.
PARIS, November S.-N. CameScaSSe prefect de
police OF the department OF the Seine told the
council or the department to-day that the cholera
appeared at AubervllierS in July, and that 100
de;nhS occurred during the outbreak but that the
progress OF the epidemic was checked at that time
by The energetic measures which were promptly
taken. lie expressed the hope that the same
measures would produce a Ike happy result In
Paris at this Juncture. The morning Journals saw
today that since June Goth there have been loo
cases or cholera In Paris 60 " which have proved
fatal.
There were 81 fresh cases OF cholera in Paris YES
ter1ay and II deaths In view Of the small propor-
ton OF deaths The doctors believe that the epi-
deInc is not likely 10 spread.
WHEREABOUTS OF THE MARpL
CAIRO, November Seen. Lord Wolseley tee-
graphs that the Maldi, with a small following was
supposed to be at karthambat, north OF Khartoum
whittier he went after the fight at Amderman.
All OK The kabbab2eSh tribe have LEFT hin.
CHINESE ATTACK REFUSED BY THE FRENCH
CAIRO, November S-A dispatch from Gen Briere
de IlSle, dated Friday, November 9TH, saws: 1.-The
They were easily repulsed, however. One French
EAp. PATHS DIVORCE.
PARIS, November S-The divorce OF Madame
Patti from her husband, the Marquis de Caux, was
to-day made absolute.
ARREST OF A DYSAMITER IN PARIS
PARIS, November S-A dynaml;er was arrested
at Mines to-day while In the act OF
preparing cartridges OF dynamite with which TO
explode the house OF a foreman.
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To BE RETTRED.-Col Henry F. Clark, OF the
subsistence department. will be retired on the 9th
of November and he will be succeeded by Gen. W.
W. Burns as colonel and assistant commissary
general of subsistence
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 l. o. o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF METROPO-
- lis Lodte No l6, requested to meet at their
hall on TO-AiORi.OW. (SUNDAY,) at / o'cl1 ok D. M
for the purpose of attending the fuueral of our late
Drotlef, CONRAD tAUSCE ED. BAWSEL,
Rec
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rB THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES
s-S ldents is particularly called to PH0SVITE the
new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic and Safe.
AGAINST malaria For sale areaed by the glass
eAss'0tss' 1a<' 3euossiVania avenue spu
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The Rlrat ress.,,ienFy Fswcett, tae English post
in:.ster iead
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sCIENCE-sTRICKEN-Jay Stone, chief Of the
correspondence division OF the War department,
received letter from New York city to-day nclos-
ing 81, which the writer said he obtained unlaw-
fully while member OF the army during the war;
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-02
First publication March 9th.

Mortgage Sn{c.
Whereas. default has been made In the COntli.
tirns Of a certain mortgage nude, executed and
delivered by Robert Wilson Of Fort pembina in
the county af i'emb:la and Territory of Dak' ta
Minneapolis, in the State of Minnesota, mort
gageer, beuring date the eleventh (iithj day of
January \. u. 1879. and duly recorded in the
Office Of the Eeglster OF Deeds, In and for said
airy A. u. 1872. at :luoclock a. NJ In book No. .
of mortgages on page lsj: That there il claimed
to he due u: the date Of this notice the full sum
Of nine hundred and twenty-five and three one
hund, dths dollars (s'aj.o3) and NO action
has been instituted either at lew or III equity to
recover the debt secured by said mortgage or
Now. therefore, notice IL hereby given that by
virtue Of power Of sale contained IN said mort
gage and tile statute In such case made und pro-
vied the sa!d mortgage will be foreclosed by a
sale Of the mortcaged premises therein described.
hch sale will be held at the front door of the
court house In the t'wn Of Pembina, and county
auction by the sheriff Of said county Of cenbina,
ur BY his deputy, duly appointed OIL tile 18th day
Of May A. d. 1854, u 10 o'clock i'll the forenoon u
satisfy the amount which shall then be due with
interest thereon and the costs and expenses Of
foreclosure and twenty-five dollars attorneys fees
~ stipulated III said mortgage In case Of
foreclosure.
The prem,ses described in said mortgage and
70 be sold are those certain pieces or parcels of
land lying aiid being III the county Of rembina
and Territory Of Dakota described as f0lows: Lots
nuMoeEeu IOnr ~ NtiQ I'VE lO,) tue NOfbnWGtJ
quarter <SwL) Of the Southwest one quarter
Is " "a and tile Eouth halfof tile Southwest one
quarter 4 Hofsw )of section numbered twenty:
.ixty three (iG3) North Of range number tifty-one
| Isl West fthe 5,h Principal Meridian, aud con-
tanning one hundred and seventy-nine aud one
half ll1?1 s,acres. more or less according 70 the
original survey thereof.
Dated Fargo d. 7. March 18th. 1885,.
JOHN C. OSWALD e. Co.
BoYEsEN T. PHELPS, Mortgages.
Attorneys for Mortgages. s5-il
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I. u. IANISUN,
$40 Plaintiffs Attorney, Penlbina, DIT.
First publication March eth.

Mortgage Sale.
Whereas, default has been made In the condi-
ttoils OF certain mortgage made, executed and
delivered by Robert Rich Wilson, of Fort Penn
biIla. IN the county CfPc.nbina and Territory Of
Dakota, mortg&gor. t. John Z. Oswald of the City
gagee. bearing date the fourth 9TH day of Decem-
BIER a. D. 1850, and duly recorded III the Office of
the Register of Deeds In and for said county of
peinbina, On the ninth (9th) day of December
d. ls,o at two 81 O'clock p. ~. In Book No. i. of
mortgages, pages %05 and SCI. That there Is
clniined ~ he due atthe date of this notice the
f'ill sum Ut one thousand three hundred and
twenty-se7en and seyenty-.tght hundredtlis dol
lars (S,35.Is) and no action has been instituted
either a: lazy Or in equity ~ recover the debt Sc
cured by said nosts'.ge or any part thereof:
Now, therefore, u .tice is hereby given that by
virtue OF power Of sale contained i'll said mort
gage and tile statute in such case made and pro-
vided The said mortgage will be f"reclosed hya
which sale viii t. he'd Mt the from. door ' Of the
cOur: house i'll tie Town Of Pelnbiua and county
Il Pembina and Territory Of Dakota, ut public
auction By the sheriff of said county CT Penbiia,
or b. his deputy duly appointed on the 18th day
of May 4. ID. 1855, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon
to satisfy the amount which shall then be due,
with interest thereon and the co-ts and expenses
# foreclosure and twenty-five dollars attorneys
fees a. stipulated in said mortgage III case OF
foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage end
land known cnd described as the Northeast one
lusr:er e.. Z. ~ OF the Northeast one quarter
6. H. "a If section numbered thirtythree l5a) ind
North Onel:af(S ~ Of the or.hwestone-q,inrte
IN. W. ~ and lot number one ~ Section number
thisty.tnur CD Township one hundred and sixty.
three Moth Of range 81 West of the fifth Principal
survey thereof containing enc hundred and
sevcniy-two aud eishthundredtlis az. S,-iUD
acreg be the same more less all in said county
# Ie,nbina aud Territory of Dakota.
Dated Fargo, DIT, March Is. 1854,
JOHN c. OSWALD,
BoYEsES 4 PHELPS, Mortgage.
Attorneys for Mortgage a5-4i
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Fort Peuabina.

1OEC Z 0mOAuAs
On account of storm muster was
held in the quarters last Wednesday.
Quite lot of condemned quarter mas.
ter's stores were destroyed last Monday.
Dress parade keeps the boys at home
evenings now, time of falling in 20
minutes before sunset.
Workmen are excavating under the
company barracks while the carpenters
are putting in new stills, etc.
DIED.-On Monday 2sth, ult., 9 P. NJ,
George William, only child of George
and Lydia Siegler, of disease of the heart
and brain, age II months s days.
My prediction last week was failure
and "Yimmy," Ackerson's canvas boat il
a success. He has made several trips in
her and he has no reason to doubt bu
what he could cross the Ocean in her, he
says, she is a water-witch and floats like
swan.
In answer to several inquiries, why the
steamer Selkirk did not receive the Gus
tomary salute on her first trip of til,
season, l will say, that, had she show,
her colors in passing the Fort, she would
have received the usual recognition; u
it happened she passed by with he
colors drawn in; hence the reason.
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SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. 1 DISTRICT COURT
County Of Penbina. j3d Judicial District
Plano Manufacturing Company. an incorporat.
ed company, plaintiff, against John G. Kennedy,
defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota 70 the above named de.
fe;idant.
Yuu. John C. Kennedy ere hereby summoned
entitled action, which Was filed with the clerk Of
saiJ court on the 3ist day Of March, 1854 and Ia
serve copy Of your answer 70 tn. raid complain,
o. ne *; M NJ eir ONE In TUE town o.
aforesaid within thirty Iays after the service Of
this summons upon YOU. exclusive ofthe day Of
such service: and II you tail To- answer said com.
this case will take judgment syain.t you Er the
sum OF One Hundred and Eighty Dolla:s. aud In.
terest Oh the SAME from August l4th, 1852, be.
sides costs ami disbursements
Dated, March 2sth 1854.
GAErSEY & KNEksHAw.
40]5 Plaintiffs Attorneys, Pembins, D. T.
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Land Oltlce, Grand FORKS, d. T. April /. II

Land Office. Grand Forks. d. T., April Il, 1884
Notice is hereby given that the following med
settler has filed notice Of his intention u make
proof will lie made befure Henry A. Mayo, notary
public ut walhslla, II, on May 18th. ltS4 viz
Fritz krewiti, for the hw or, sec &. lcI. r. So.
He names the following witnesses to prove hi-
said land. viz: Julius Graef, Charles Blsie, Chas
Grsef and Frank uoofer, all of Peinbina county
ID. It.
December. ISL, filed b. S. No. BIB, on the Nj
sw or, Sc or sw or, sec s, I 1Gl, r IS, and ether
lands, are hereby notified 70 show cause ut :his
Office on or before May 10Th. 1884, il any there be
why said Fritz krewitt should not be allowed TO
make proof and payment for raid tract.
3S-I3 u. G.. TIEHASY Register
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U. $. LAND OFFICE, GRAND Forks, D. T.

Notice IL hereby given that the follnwing.named
settler has filed notice Of his Intention To make
tina! ptonf in support Of his claim and that said
prof will be made before J. Henry Abrams. u
notary public Ut Pembira, u. T., on June l. 1885,,
viz: Euclid Pelter,
ID. S. $685. for the ne Or sec -. tip 16l n. Isl ".
He names the llowing witnesses u proof his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said lund. viz: Robert Graham, George Switzer
Loui. luiiseau, Of Toilette, and Albert P-clie Of
Pembimn. u. +.
IL. X. VAUGnS, BIC. TIFFANY,
39-+i Attorney. Register
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Land Office, Grand Forks, d. T.,
Anil ~ 1874

Notice is hereby given that the following-namet
settleg la, filed notice of his intention ~ make
final proof in support Of his claii aud that said
pro will lie made Lefore henry A. Mayo. notary
public ut Wnlhnlln, u. r.. on June 2, 1894 viz:
franklin Dansianne,
for the IL hf NV qr. seqr NV or, ne Or sw Or sec
81. tip i'i2, r .G.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
4aid und. viz: Baptist Schneit, Alex C.yileer,
salmond Vance. q. Glnie, NIL of Pembina county.
And you. Francis DusiOn. who on the 9Th day
July, 1857. filed ID. :. NJ. IlS7. OH the tract above
are hereby notified 70 show cause at
this Office or before June 2 1884, IL any there
be, willy snid Franklin D0nsianne should not he
allowed To make proof and layment for said
tract. b. c. TIFFANY,
3J4a Register.
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Land Office, Grand Forks, March. ~, 1ss4

Land Office, Grand Forks, March. %, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the follow ing nam.
ed settler has filed notice of his intention n make
proof will lie made before Robert Tweedlie' Cisrk
Of the Court at rembina, Dak., on May ~, 1854
viz: Robert ), Mcl;uin.
for lots ., 3 and I, sec. 10, tip 1853, r56.
He names the following Witnesses to prove hts
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz: Lafayette Walker, Robert Young
Thos 5. Burley and Frank X. Switzer, all Of Wal.
halla, ID. 4.
And you, Hattie A. schram, who asserts nos.
eessary right to the above described tract are
hereby notified to show cause at this Office on OF
before May 20. 1884 ii any there be why said
Hobert j. Mciuin should not he allowed to make
proof and payment for said tract.
1911 H. C. TIFFANY Revisfer
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PURSUANT to an informal call 4 number
of our townspeople met in caucus at the
court house in the treasurer's office on
Saturday evening last to discuss town
matters and make nominations for the
various town Offices. H. r. Vaughn was
called to the chair and F. A. Wardwell
was chosen secretary. Afterconsiderable
discussion it was resolved bv unanimous
consent that steps be taken to procure q
city charter. A committee Of three was
appointed to solicit and offer 1t an i'd.
Ijjourned meeting, the names Of three citi-
~ fors trustees Of the toNn-it being
~ ood thas The pssseat inOumbsnt.
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L.ud once, Grand FORKS. OAK. April -. ~

Notice IL hereby given that the followinR-named
settler liss filed notice of li- intention 10 make
final prnofin support Of his claim aud That said
public ut Wsllalla d. IT, on June y. 1854. viz:
Josiah Strong,
for the re or, rec &. tip lGa, r56.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation of.
pai'l land viz: John Mckinn0lI, Danaii McKin.
non. Wellington Stewart aud belbert Wright, all
Of Pembina County d. T. b. c. TIFFANY,
LIS I,pyj.to,
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We are glad to see our friend c. L.
Parker in charge of the Bathgate Sentinel
during the absence in the east of the
editor. Mr.. Parker handles quill ably,
and the Sentinel looks well under his
direction.
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Town Caucus.

FOWL VHucu0.
A meeting will be held on this (Fri-
day. evening at the court house, PEN.
bina. to place candidates in nomination
for the various town offices, and to dis
cuas matters relating to the town. A full
attendance is desired. RoBr. EWING,
J. II. BIRD,
CHAs. Moore,
g. Committee.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-02
Land ofiice. Grand Fo,l. W.rcl, ., 1ss1

Land Ohce. Grand Forks, March Is. 1894,
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settle: has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of hir claim and that said
Court at Pembina, DIT, on May 9, 1884, viz:
James Wheeler,
II; +. 1881. for the ne or. rec G. tp lG3 n r52w.
He names the following witnesses +. prove lis
continuous residence up,n and cultiva.i ~ Of
said land, viz: Louis LeDoux. Eli LeDoux, James
Langton and Vim. Lepiere, all Of Pembiua TO- ID T.
BE- TIFFANY, Register,
II. r. VAUGHN, Attorney. 3G-Al
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-02

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secured by Shlloh's Catarrh Rene ly,
Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free Sold
by I. WILx11R.