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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23
BATHGATE.

/ BATHGATEs
Dan Gilday left us last week for visit
in Ontario.
Carpenters have been busy in town fol
a few DAYS.
Crops are in good condition but we
shall need rain soon.
j. d. Stack has been adding to the ap.
pearance of his Office.
A road will be opened up from Bath
gate west this summer.
A number of our people are putting in
good gardens this spring.
Wheat seeding is practically finished,
only barley and oats will be sown this
week;
Ike Foster favored us with view of
two young foxes which lie captured last
week.
Lakin & Parker's Office is moved from
Seventh street three blocks south, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
Robert Grandy arrived on last Sunday
with car load of fine stock, including
some of the finest horses ever brought to
this market.
Mrs. Smith will open a restaurant and
ice cream rooms on Garfield street, in
the building formerly occupied by Nc
Kittrick & Gibson.
/ Horseback riding, buggy rlding and
croquet furnish amusements for the
adults, while the small boys find sport in
fishing and swimming.
A good deal of real estate is changing
hands in and about Bathgate. Mr.Foster
sold two lots last week. Mr.. Hazelwood
bought house and lot in Bathgate.
Francis Palmer sold hig farm. u. Fergu-
son boughta farm west of here, and Mr..
Robinson bought one south.
w. s. Chapman got the contract for
building the sidewalks and put his men
at work next morning. lie had COM
pletcd the walks and crossings from the
east crossing on Third street, and up to
Fourth street on Garfield street by Satur-
day night. No town in Dakota has better
sidewalks than Batlgate. We extend
cordial invitation for people from all parts
Of the county to come and have u walk
on them.
W. o. snodgrass met with severe loss
on last Friday. Ills granary. caught fire
from snhudge that had been left. His
oldest son William, was seriously injured
when coming home. lie was knocked
down by the team and run over, and re-
ceived serious Injuries about the head,
and was internally hurt, the wagon passing
over him. He managed to get to the
house of Mr.. Thompson where Or. Sutton
was summoned and the family notified.
With careful nursing and by the skillful
and prompt attention of the doctor he Is
recovering, and will, if the internal in
j nries are no worse than now supposed,
lee able to be out again in few days.
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"a startline G:scoverv

VIM. johnson. of Huron, Dak., writes
that his wife had been troubled with
acute Bronchitis for many years: and Il, al
all remedies tried gave no permanent sc.
lief, until he procured a bottle Of Or
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs, and colds, wi.i.;. las mag ..cal
effect, and produced a permanent cure.
Guaranteed 10 cure all diseases Of throat
lungs or bronchial tubes. Trial hotties
free at q. Moore & Co.'S, drug s!o.e.
Lasge size 81. 90.
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Notice Of Co-p.r,aer,h,n.

Notice OF Co-partnership.
It nRIroRY OF DAKOTA,
T County of Pembina, ss'
This is TO certify and public notice IL hereby
given to all whom II may concern thar the Cha
Moore and Robert L. Lewis, b..th Of The town Of
Pembina, Pembina County DIT, have fprmed a
S0-partneship for the purpose OF doing mercan
tie business At the 4 wn of Pembina, i'm raid
County and Territ ry, under the firm name and
ssyie OF Z. Moore Co., that said clpsrtnershin
was formed on the Fret day Of May AID is a. aud
commenced business on said day; that The place
q residence 81 said ce.partners II at The twn OF
Fembina, Fembina County. Dakots Territory.
In presence of ROBERT i. IEWIs
II. J. ROSS.
County ssas1 Of K PeD tha.A' 50.
Be 1t remembered that IN the 18th dsy of Mav
AID. 1854, personally appeared before me Cha. es
Moore and Robert l.. Lev is, e. me well know, To
1e the identical persOns described Ia and VIII.
executed the foregoing certificate OF co-partTer-
EMP who duly acknowledged TO me that they
executed the same freely and voluntarily for me
( uses and purposes therein expressed.
H HEkpRY J. Ross,
SIS Notary Public Pembina, DIT.
y. B. Mr.. Moore will attend n toualIy 70 the
Photograph Department and gu pntees better
abstraction III the future than has Zen given In
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HOTELS

Dissolution OF co-p.rtaersAip.
Notice IL hereby given that the partner,hip
hefetofore existing Between Chas. Moore & III
Bowles doing business under the firm name Of
sent H. Bowles retiring from the firm, C. Moore
assuming all liabilities and collecting accounts
except such ~ have been authorized to collect
a1-a3 H. BowLEs
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, DISTRICT COURT
County Of PeinbiMa. I'D judicial Distric,
|. Plano Manufacturing Company, an lnccrpo,at
defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota to the above named de
PENDANT.
You John c. Kennedy are hereby summoned
and required to answer he complaint in the above
entitled action, which was filed with the clerk Of
sud court On the 3lst day Of March, 1884, aud "a
serve copy of your answer to the sail com plaini
on the subscribers, Ut their Office in the town Of
Pemblna, in the county of Pembina and Territory
Aforesaid within thirty days after the service OF
this summons upon You, exclusive If the day al
such service; aud you fail to answer said com
Plaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
this case will take Judgment against you for tile
sum OF One Hundred and Eighty Dollars, and In
terest Oil the same from August l4th, 1859, be.
sides costs amt disbursements.
Dated March 2oth, 1884.
GAFrSEY & KNEEsHAw,
4045 Plaintiffs attorneys. relnbina, ID. T.
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Annual Meeting for Election of
Directors.

Public notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Pembina Mill
Company will be held on Monday the
End day of June AID. 1884, at the hour Of
2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at
the company's Office at the mill, for the
election OF directors and such other bust
ness as may regularly come before the
meeting. w. ]. S. TRA1LL,
President, Pembina Mill Co.
Pembina, DIT, MAY 18, 1884. 43-44
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10y sEs ss: yUU1o, Z.
Mn. 8. Buchanan u recovering and
will soon be quite well again. n.
A forest iire 10 raging here and IL doing
. great amount Of damage. II ID not
known who set out the fire. The damage
that results from carelessness in starting
fires on the prairie and in the timber is
enormous throughout the county. The
guilty parties should be sought out and
punished In every case.
-
Tor Sale.
One young COW and three oxen, one OK
five and the other seven years old. These
are for sale at bargain by
1916 KELLY,i. ADAMS, Tyner.
Group, Whoopins Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by L. WILEENs.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? shilohs Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.-soldby L. Will
KENs.
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MEssRs. Webb and Scribner who rep
resented the Democrats of this county at
the Pierre convention report a pleasant
trip, a harmonious gathering of the clans.
hospitable treatment on the part of the
people of Pierre and an agreeable time
generally. North Dakota secured one of
the delegates to the Chicago convention
Mayor Mccormick of Grand Forks.
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Tor Sale.
SUN1NlONS

SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKoTA,l DISTRICT COURT,
County of Pembina. ! Third Judicial District.
DR.. Albert Sanderson. Plaintiff, vs. Hanna Bristol,
Defendant
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting to the
above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned aud required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, winch was
day OF April, 1854, and u serve a cory of your
answer upon the subscribers at their oice in Penn
bnm. iembina County, DIT, within thirty days
sive ofthe day of service and you foil to answer
this complaint within that time The plaintiff will
take Judgment againt you for the sum of One
hundred Dollars with interest thereon from the
LIT day of January 1889, ut the rate of seven per
cent per annnm, besides the costs of this action
Dated Penbina D. T.. this 18th day of March 1884
MEGQUIER MCINTYRE,
42G Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

WE had intended to give synopsis Of
the program for the Emerson celebration
next Monday but space will not permit.
No stone is being left unturned to
make the day complete success.
1.-THE day is fair we believe our neigh
bors will have one ofthe best celebrations
that has ever taken place in Manitoba.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

THE trap and glass balls sent for by
home of the town boys arrived ON Mon.
day morning. and early in the afternoon
their guns tested their strength. On
Tuesday. afternoon quite match took
place with some good shooting OH boil,
sides. In the evening meeting was
held and shooting club organized with
about twenty members, to be known at
"Pelnbina Gun Club" with II. Charlton,
president, j. Kabernagle, vice president,
J. Henry Abrams, secretary and Z. Il.
Cavileer, treasurer. A committee, con-
sisting of Gus. Short, j: Kabernagle, II. A.
Murrell and DR.. Porteous, was appointed
10 draft bylaws to present at the next
meeting. The admission fee was placed
at two dollars for each member, after
which the meeting was adjourned till
next Friday evening at the post office.
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M ~ speoiSIii 49, io1rxeru.
"A.
-. -.
11 2 Bathgaee eohe. Young,
Walhalla, Dray toas Rockwell
Place. Jolistts caEaisls
and OAvaless.
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m u. =
v ,oun oke wiz nnls'' ~ sc'es sss1'ns
'..s s 49,
ou"s y su'os. coln = ous p's'''l's
.a..s 70 ooo",nR.
."x I, sca'ooe = -. s. 80 - ol'ets''on
", =, y 1.own y insssocsof.
n ~ norton only runs seven thfee-
''orse Teams tnls sprng
our tss,denttastor was % unnftnnate
40 70 sPisin nus knee osaly ns week.
samson olofeson MAJ moved MS
evening from fourth street % sixth
s'.ee..
. :. - Mcuruef mas taken MS departure
lor .nunder BAY out he expectsso return
IL I.s. .
,o;lo- on., = s,,sa ,.a,. s 60 -
son,eho,v ~ ~ Ae "''Ae
n Ws.,,..,
ton and IL ia going IN maka a va,v hand.
some residence.
Mr.. Webster. the quest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Norton. left for Dnrand m.
Last week after short visit here.
John Page is putting in set Of Fair
banks weigh scales near Yerxa's store
for the convenience of the public.
Flow nice this town would look if the
buildings were all painted. 1t would add
my per cent 70 its appearance.
IL ID reporteu that So,ooo was paid Tor
60 G."ma ..e .n ~ e,Aoeen 'n''es
l L. a aeo, o ' VIC .'.. VI .ay'
Nsca..;,, J ,.. p sn '.Asea: "en'
| 49, 90, aa s,.. " '"Ne AZ 'lie
Our III, time friend Ind IoWor-o 90,
in the siyhts of H,m;lton ond wos av;.
IDENTIFY uell n,aased With Ito nrocross
- :, CO.
~ - .'s 'l.o ou'.u-
;nterd. ron.;n, -. oran;nr ~. 49, ~ a.. ~
If hus;ros. Wv ~ '''-S
H. Joy HAS no" c"ok. sVove whlch
pu,lls s'sol'ne iis'eao ol WOOD OF coal
c,ot ,no,,.I of hoo,,.,,
+ ne'iy nus 'el' "r ufsna rorks 70
u.Ae 'i'"ise .. ..'e S'a'lo.' 'l'ere' MI
'a'l' 10 our s'''''on aeen' HOW anu nc
'l'akes good one.
The arrival OF an eleven pound boy
"o.A u. 'Ac c''a'ln VII ra"set' ruslieu
lo'.' i"e cfu'cAes "ere SOU. CAST issue
a''o nc no" '''oses iou''" az livery as ever
Late report says our township officers
here bought q grader that will do as
much work in day with one team rs six
teams with scrapers, and Mt cost OF $lOO.
Geo. Glass has two hands employed in
his harness shop, doing good business.
He has an elegant stock OF harness and
saddles OF all descriptions and his prices
suit the times.
Harry Joy has been fitting the hard
ware store up and it looks well. Harry
keeps the neatcst store this side Of
Grand Forks-almost us neat as the
Hamilton Drug Store.
The temperance meeting was we'll
attended this week. The Rev. Mr.. vii.
iams of Batl,gate delivered All able and
highly appreciated lecture OH the history
of intemperancc, while dialogues from
the school children closed the pro.
gramme.
nr 14o1son nj s. Thomas u.,s soop i,
1 tOWu ldlGlY, KOlIlX ABOUT DUHIluR Tie SiCk
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DIR. SMITH has been detained by bust.
ness aud jury duty in Minnesota, but
vii! be in town in a few days.
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FNlRs. FULL arrived from Prince Edwar:
hland last Saturday evening where sh,
spent the winter with her friends.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

The thermometer registered So in the
shade last saturday-the hottest day OF
the season thus far.
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I'D. WrSLAw returned from Mitchell
Tuesday, where he attended the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows for Dakota.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

GEO. GRoGAN has heifer thirteen
months old that gave birth to fine
calf few days ago.
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We are sorry that we cannot make
room for all the items sent us by our cor
respondents, and that we frequently have
to cut down their letters. Our friends
will understand that this is from want of
space and that we will never draw our
pencil through paragraph unless we
are compelled to.
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TOt.I lilb!lilieS....................
INCOME nI,RINc THE yr.l

Whole III cunt Of oush premiums re-
ccived less auiaunt paid iofre-insllr-
tHce
Whole amount Of cash premiums re-
celved on policies written in the Ter
ritory of Daiiota.....................
Whole amount "a interest money and
rents received..................................
Whole amount Of inleres, money reed
Oh loans i'll the yerri;nry OF Dakota
Whole amount OF income from all 9TH
er sOurccs................. Observation-Disclosures.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

CAPT. WEBSTER has received his com
mission as U. S. Deputy Marshal ant
will henceforth serve Uncle Sam in tina
capacity.
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Jl)f.lEf"lE.

Seeding is nearly done, only a few
having any ground left unsccdcd.
Arthur Storms, who spent the winter
near Walhalla has returned to toilette.
Two Of our young men, M.M Youmans
and Tuman Fraser have gone to Montana.
We wish them u pleasant trip and a
large share Of success.
The death of Miss Fanny Hunt was
announced in this correspondence last
week. On Sunday last Rev. e. u. Bre-
count conducted q memorial service III
the school house which was largely at
tented by sympathizing friends.
Miss Viola Youmans and Miss Florence
Lockwood are teaching school between
the Tongue and pembina rivers, and the
young people Of the neishborhood arc
being tliinncd out considerably. W.
have no doubt the young ladies vii
lacquit themselves creditably, and ",
'hope they will enjoy their new situation
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Union Mutual Life Insurance Co
OF PORTLAND. MAINE.

OF PORTLAND, MAINE.
Organized under the laws OF the state Of Maine
made u the Auditor Of the Territ Try OF Dakoiu,
in pursuance ofthe laws Of said Territu.y.
President, John E. Dewitt, Secretary, Henry ID.
Smith.
Principal Office Portland. Maine.
Attorneys for service ofproce=s in the Territory
of Dakota:
list Judicial District, E. W. MARTIN, Deadwood,
I'd Judicial District +. c. JOH NS0N Yanktru
I'd Judicial Dis,,ict GEORGES. BARNES, Fargo
18th judicial Dist, II. L. HOLLISTEk Sioux Falls
Organized or incol porated July 18th ls4B Com.
menccd business Oct. 1T, 1912.
Amount ofCapitsl Stock actually paid
N an
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ASS Els OF TILE lnMpAS

ASSGTS OF TIE COMPANY
The value of ia Rsnl Estate is........Sl s4l O.3
The cash on maud in lis office is........ q
The cash on deposit IN bank is.......... 60 sat
Loans on bond and MOI. ynge, ..........l 472 3iy
Stocks aud bonds owned by the com
pany, to.wi,: United States bonds,
S;lu $40; Sac, C.iy ana County
bonds. : 81 aG0 o.; railroad bonds.
Ssi6 ,:rJ; Bank stot K, 1913 i16; Stock
Eeakshiie Glass Co., 81 4OU; Total
carried out at market value, ....Sl T(6 lsS
Stock held as collateral security for
loans, to-wit: Totals, Sal 500; par
value, Si54 $40; market value, S:yj-
35y G2.
Total carried ont, amount loaned ....... 1.1 $40
All other sums due the conpany.... Il Oh 40
Total ....................C 2iI a5l
Items not admitted by associated cori-
miasione.s, viz: Bills receivable. y o..
Judgment pig
Agents balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.7
Berkshire Glass Observation-Disclosures. 4Ui
| Cash due from Indiana banging Co.,. 5tl
Amounted mortgage in exIe.s Of sal
uatl ~ II OH
| Second mortgage, u Gs2 u; advanced
y. Us 1911
pa-t due interest ON mortgages not in
| process 81 foreclosure .................. 81
Mortgages on household... .............. 4 $50
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CARLISLE.

| CARLISLE.
| Quite number of trees have beer
planted in this vicinity.
The wheat is locking splendid here
and farmers are hopeful Of an abundant
harvest.
Miss Spicer had the misfortune to have
two stacks of grain and stable burned
last week.
Mr.. Forsythc has finished seeding al
Carlisle and has left for Pembina to pu,
in his place there.
Miss Kate Clifford from St. Joe has
charge OF our public school and under
her instructions the pupils are progress.
ing finely.
! Rev. s. kcrfoot is endeayoring to make
arrangements fora two or three day
grove meeting at this place, for religious
services.
Sunday school was re-opencd for the
summer OH Sunday last. Edwin Spiccr,
superintendent and N. O'Siaugl,ncssy,
secretary.
On his way to where the boys were
working last week, Mr.. Eastman discov-
cred the nest of fox, and after dinner
the boys set out to investigate matters.
When the old fox saw them she took leg
bail and they captured four of the young
ones, taking three alive. One Of the boys
then set out in pursuit Of the old one and
finding her at another hole, disabled her
with Il charge of buckslot and then cap
turcd her with pitch fork. The young
ones are alive and hearty.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

REv.WARDwEIL is adding to the beauty
and convenience of his properly by an
addition to his house and fine fence
around his LOT.
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Total
IIARIi.ITCS.

Amount of losses and endowmeNts yet
unpu.u......... -. ............................
Amount Of CLAN for losses e.isted b.
me comp.ny....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Whole amour; ofunearncd premiums
on outetaud :Ds ri-ks, net ........... 49,.
amount of dividends declared AMI
due and relnainilIg unpnid.............
Amount ofnll Otncr eN,a...y Claims
Deceive 4laper cent. American Ex-
perlcuce. )...:........... COCOON.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

LET every one enco urage the idea Of
improving our roa is.
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l7W ]. KNEEsHAw has purchased the
residence now occupied by 7. f. Yerxa
| on CaYileer street.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

HOUSE cleaning has beeen going OIL for
the past few weeks, with the usual
amount Of kicking from the male portion
of the population.
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The board of county commissioners
will meet next Monday in regular session.
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QulrE little has been done in the wa,
oftree planting around town, LIE. ookel
taking the lead. The latter las carefully
protected his to insure :heir growth.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

Our sidewalks need little repairing.
They can be put in good condition at
small cost.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

THE card of DR.. Porteous, veterinary
surgeon, may he found elsewhere. The
doctor is well up i'll his profession and is
successful in his treatment. His office is
at Mason's livery barn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

VERY dry and fine weather prevailed
Turing the past week until yesterday
When moderate rain did much good to
the sprouting gram and grass.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

Dun town is putting on metropolitan
airs-a 'shine" put in his appearance
on Sunday morning with box and strap
over his shoulder.
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AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
"Axosa the Breakers" tomorrow
evening.
RrAEMBnR the celebration in Emerson
next Monday.
CAST your vote on Wednesday next in
avor of good roads.
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Base ball has been the favorite amuse,
ment during the past week.. A club has
been organized and they are now ready
for challenges from the neighboring
taurus
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

\ Nv. McISrYRE, paid visit to St.
Paul the first of the week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-23

1.NuMBER of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
z. Booker, called OH them at their home
on Thursday evening of last week without
giving them any previous notice, it being
the twelfth anniversary of their wedding
day. The evening was very pleasantly
spent by all present.
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RISKS.
STATEoF MAINE, -.
County of Cumberland. Dc

John f. Dewitt president and Henry ID. smith,
secretary of the Cilan Mutual Life Insurance Co..
gong l. fiI true and correct e statement a Of a
fair. OF said company: that the snid issuance
company is the bona iide owner of NJ le;,st One
invested in State ana United S,ates stocks aud
Bonds. or in Bonds and Mortgage. of ls.l c late
unircumbered. and they a:e the above Described
officers of said Insurance Company, according
u the best Of their knowledge, information u,.d
and belief
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THE PIONEER EXPRESS.
Pdblished Every Friday Morning
Z. q. Young, Publisher.
TERMS, 5000 PER YEAR.
Entered at the postoniceat Pembina, Dakota. q.
FRIDAY, NAY %, 1884.