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d GIVING rHE IRTsH A cHkNCR 4
sEcoND DAY.

This was emphatically q. day OF waiting, the
committee on credentials not being ready to r.
port 4 ~ ss55' !. {;i35ts
Rev. Mr.. Barrows, pastor Of the First Pres
byterian church Of Chicago, addressed tht
Throne Of Grace. * NJ 555gS2.Si
Mr. Gary Of Maryland presented memcria
of the Maryland State Temperance alliance OF
behalf of prohibition It was read and re-
ferred to the committee on resolutions
MIR. Mason, Of Delaware, offered o resolution
+ in favor of a presidential term Of aix yesrs
and ineligibility thereafter. Referred
Senator Plumb, Of Kansas, offered the fol,
lowing resolution: s35s & q
Resolved, That American land should belone
alone to those willing to assume the duties and
responsibilities OF American citizenship The
best interests Of the republic are with those
who are bound to it by the tie OF ownership
and possession OF it The system OF tenant
farming and absentee 1andlordism, which has
disturbed Ireland and destroyed the peace So1
Europe, is opposed to the doctrine OF the faith
srs, and has no place in the policy Of 9 repub.
Referred to committed IA n IA;
y. Mr. Hawkins, of Tennessee, offered the fol
lowing resolution, and moved its immediate
passage: % = rs
& /, Resolved, As the sense OF this convention,
taat every member OF 1T IS bound IN honor q
snpport its nominee, whoever that nominee
who is not ready to SO agree. SSi
The resolution was advocated by the mover
and one or two others and severely denounced
by George William Curtis and MIR. Pearce OF
ans sa Gnu Curtis said "a Repnblican
t ehd lree man came into this convention: ~
me grace OF GOD, 2 Republican and I, free man a
WIZ I go-out Of this convention The gentle-
man VINO was iast upon the door dared anyo
upon TINS noor 70 Vote against that resolufaon
say to hlm IN reply that the presentation
q sneh resolution IN such 5fs5a
con9enuon as Fl this ~ SS VS.. stigma,
an an Insult upon every man who stands heTe
the same motion was brought up !, at the lastcon.
ventlon, and q man from West Virginia hon
or his name-that man said in the face Of the
roaring galleries and In the face OF al! this sue
cess; this man from Vest Virginia said (: Il am
Asp%nssa s whS earries hls s;ogsrega1
9nn aiss
reflection the aftert Thought q the Republican
convention Of IoS0.s Conf rI1ed.
~ MI HAWKINS nnaly Withdrew the RESOLUTIONS:
Other res32iutlons g Wen offered relating 20 tenn
perance the elections Of delegates, etc, 70 fu-
tu lS, conyenilans Wnlth were referred
\. Ing 5eomInllIoe on permanent oIganization
gyention, Hon John 3Bs Hend erso1i Of Missouri
and Lists o. honorary NC presidents and sec
iTetarles me chair ap pointed 70 conduct the
permanent president OF the convention 10 the
stand non A r. sroW of pennsylyania
George y. Hoar q M AZ ana Y: y:
Williams Of Indiana; The commit tee pointed
by the temporary chairman 1 escorted NE: Hen
sqersan ~ the splati olIn, ana he spoke as 1ol-
lows: git: ".
81 y cHAIR g. : !, HENDERSON e SPEECH
tfsntlemen Of the G0ny onf ii We have -.
to Tejoice AZ We may because OF the good 1t has
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THE y BAD LANDS COW BOY.
3 PACK ., lPnb ii Is,

LITE "a 81 ] q MIsso u ri DAKOTA.
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TH1RD DAY

Thursday Chairman Henderson called the
convention to order, when prayer was offered
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A SPIRITED team belonging to L. &c.
roux took the reins III their own hands
Yesterday and made good time up Cavi.
leer street. Running into the brush.
wood they became entangled and were
captured before any injury waa done.
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Da. roRrEous,
Honora.y Graduate Of the Ontario veteri:
nay College Treats all diseases OF dOmesticated
aainals. Once a. Msson's Livery Barn.
PEKBLNA, DAKOTA.
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TOILETTE.

The following extracts are from letter
received by our neiylbor. Robt. Nc
Cauley, from friend Of his in the Green
Isle: CLONES, ArErL "a, 1ss4.-Dear Friend
McCauley: You ask what the fenians are
going to do over here. There are no
fenians in Ireland, or at least they are
afraid to call themselves such, and it is
when We get al American paper that we
zee what they talk of doing. They seem
to pride themselves ON their rascality out
there. Indeed some of them came over
to England to do wonderful things, but
they were captured and got penal servi-
tude. There is no more fear Of them tax
ing Ireland than the United States.
During the land agitation some places
were in bad condition, it being almost
impossible to live in them unless q man
Vas land leaguer. If lie did not join
lie WIS Boyco:tcd-tl,at is. no one was
allowed to sell him anything or have any
thing whatever to do with him. Murder
VAC an every day occurrence. But We
knew nothing of these things in the
north. as the land league has no hold
here. You seem to have great deal Of
your land in wheat in Dakota. Wheat is
Gown here in very few places, and in
small patches. The land is mostly laid
down i'll grass. Labor has not paid since
the SEASONS have changed and become SO
wet and cold, and lalorers can hardly be
had at any money in the spring. All
that could manage to do SO have left the
country. During the winter farms were
up for sale in all directions. In most
cases they sold at high figures. the very
men that were crying out about the hard
times being the purchasers-Yours &C.,
JOHN KENNEDY.
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vocalists ana D1ll.r1ayer. r.hA A.
lo9hanians.

i AO80o01400.
This noted troupe Of vocalists and bell
players, who have made themselves fl
nous on both hemispheres, will favor
the citizens Of Pembina with one of their
unique and incompatible concerts at
kittson Hall. next Tuesday evening, June
10th. They should be greeted with a
crowded house as they give an entertain.
ment that it 10 q pleasure to listen to-
chaste and first class In every respect.
The press highly recommend this troupe,
as can be seen from the followingnotices:
Hundreds Of thousands of people in 80
States have been charmed with the sing.
ing Of these "Sweet Singen,"-A0, 600
people Of Cincinnati. $1,000 people of
Louisville. KY, 10000 people Of Pitts.
burg and Allegheny City, aud over 2OO,-
eco people have heard the "Alleglanians"
sing in Enthusiastically Times. Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. Childs, ofths Philadelphia Ledger,
says: II had long wanted to hear the
"Alleghanians" Of whose singing had
heard such enthusiastic accounts. and
when did hear them my utmost antic;-
pations were far more than realized.
They possess the sweetest, most flexible
and most sympathetic voices to which
ever listened"
It is impossible to convey, in writing
a just idea of these entertainments.
Nothing can excel the liquid, soft, and
exquisitely sweet tones of the Swiss Bells,
or the excellence ofthe execution by the
troupe. II WIS received with peal upon
peal OF enthusiastic plaudits, and with
lnerited justice.-ltcv. MIR. Scott, San
Francisco. Cal.
| The following is an extract from q let
ter written by the lev. j. Griffith Dun,
Rector of st. Pauls Church, Trinidad, to
a friend in Janaca, West Indies: "Thc
pieces selected were chaste, as are all The
pieces performed py the artists, and the
sentiments Of q pure and elevatins char
acter. Above all other popular amuse-
mcnts, music should receive the liberal
patronage ofevery community. Itsbenlgn
influence stops not alone with amuse-
ment. but tunes the mind and feelings
for higher, purer, and more lasting ell
joyment. 1t prepares the recipient alike
for religious devotion, and for the more
refined enjoyments Of social and domestic
life. In this light the Alleghanians pre-
emincntly command the respect and
patronage of the public"
j Seats can be secured without extra
charge at e. Moore & Co.'S drug store.
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Henda,s for Bond.

Tenders vii, be received At the Office
Of the Township Clerk CT Pembina Town
ship. Peubina County. Dakota Territory,
up TO Monday, June l6, 1881. at IL n. for
$500 Of bonds Of said township, said
bonds to bear interest not exceeding s
per cent. and running for six years. No
bids will be entertained at less than par.
The valuation Of the township is SaOO, 900
and il hos no indebtedness All letters
to be marked blenders for Pembina
Township Bonds" and addressed to
r. AYLEN, Twp Clerk,
tAD Rsnhisa Twp, Pombina %. DIT.
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kiAFfNEY 4 KkEEsHAw.
Lawyers. VIII practice in Courts of Dakota,
Minnesota. and before United States Land ofiit e.
Money to Loan and Collections made.
PEHBLNA. DAKOTA.
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A1sk1AkskAAsssB ii M ut
- ban kas not Oh lnised but viii
this wssk. 1sp
Sunday school organised Sunday u,
with good attendance.
A Catholic church y going 10 be built
here within another month.
J.F. Mayer has kindly offered to pur.
chase fire works for the Fourth.
Mr.. Mcmillan of Hamilton was here
last week negotiating school bonds.
Claim jumping is quite an accomplish.
nent here now but some one will have to
pay.
supt. Jackson was here and adjusted
matters, and oil IL once more quiet ON the
Potomac.
Shuts is q bad man on snakes, and
some other folks are lucky in finding
what they loose, especially pocket books.
Parties wishing school furniture will do
well to communicate with CIV. Andrews
of this place, agent for Thoe. Kane & Co.,
Chicago.
meeting was held Saturday evening
in the school house and choir organized
which did credit to its hasty rehearsal
Sunday evening.
Young ladies are becoming numerous
in town which makes the bachelors 20
down deep for the shekels to purchase
buggiss to take proper care of the dears
Tho assessor is busy taking census and
! finding out all he can about the people in
general for which. he will let them pay q
small tax some time next winter to county
treasurer.
Three surgeons were caught in the fish
trap by Baker and couple of "breeds.'
The aggregate weight was $50 lbs, one
weighing 40 lbs. 1t was sold ut s cents
per pound.
A meeting will be held in the school
house Wednesday evening. June 18th, tt
make arrangements for the celebration
of the Fourth of July at Walhalla. Lei
all turn out.
An accident happened to our custom
officials go cart. He loaned it to coupl.
OF ladies and their pony kicked badly
demolishing the dash boa,d but never
making the ladies' waver.
Mr.. Dusso Of Chicago is here OH bust
ness for Story 4 Clark, organ manufac
turers. He has sold the school house one
aud they had the benefit of it last Sun
day. when all voted it perfect beauty.
TO have or not to have peace-that'i
the question. Whether it is better t.
suffer the trials and tribulatlons of out
rageous fortune, or take up arms agains
= woman with Q tongue hung in thu
middle. "a long way after Shakespeare.
A dance was held Friday evening-al
impromptu affair, which took only fifteen
minutes to get up. Some twelve couple.
enjoyed the masy ami % was putin FUND
for organ. $75 las been paid OH til.
organ for the school. Anybody wislin,
to help pay the balance, $50, can leave
their contributions with T. S. Burley
Another dance will be held in tho schoo
house next Friday evening, June 18th
for the benefit of organ fund. Ticket
IS cts. Ladies free. No supper; close a
'I2AN,
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Hnir Dreas,no

The under isneG is prepared 10 do any
thing in the line of hair dressing at short
notice. Waves and frlzxes made to order
Old ones dressed over. Hair exchanged
for goods. A full line Of hair good. and
ornaments always on nand. Rooms in
building west of Mcravish & Wcbb's
block, up stairs. Miss WALKER.
G-H Pembina. D. L.
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Ar Al-Wc- W.,1cl.

Can any one bring us ac.=e OF X 4! icy
or Liver Complaint ms! I.r,i ;c Eh.c,.
vii! not speedily cue? We say ,;,cy c;,
moi, as thousands of cases al cads j,cr
naneatly cured and who are daily c, ON,
mcading Electric Bites, WI pro. c
Ei.:c:'it's disease. dabc;c:, weak b., /, OF
any u.in:y conpla nt ql'.lIS ca e.
'ihey psri;.y the blool, : ''.:.et bow
els, and art di c,,lyon, ed e.:,c.! is
Eve-y bot .!e ga, AGED. For salc 81 so /
q bottle o2 Z. Moore & Co., Femo,aa
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Are You Goine

TO any part of tie United States or Cana
da. II so buy your tickets at Ncchc, DIT
l will give you benefit of the lowest rates
and check baggage through to destination
of ticket. Any desired information about
routes, rates and connections checrfully
given on application either in person or
by letter. Arrangements lave beef
made so that passengers can get through
tickets upon application 10 agents at
E-:thgate, Hamilton or st. Tho,nas.
w. Il. CooDl.c,
~ Ag't 81. p. NJ. & NJ. Ky.
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Bucklea.s Arric, s.lve.

The best s:,lve in toe world for cuts,
bruises. so:es, uice:s, salt rheun, fever
so,es. tet.e". chsppcd hands. ci,tlola.,,s,
cosns, and all akin erun;ions, and pos
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give pc. feet sa,is!ac-
lion, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. Tor sale BY &. Moore 4 Co.
Poalbina.
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Standing Reward of $50. 90

To any .,eison o. peisoHs for informa-
ton that will convict the party who Oh
the 12tl, or 18th of May set on fire the
property Of l.. Will.ens about three miles
south of Pembina. l.. WrLKENs. 4o-44
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A:ae Pnys lang o. dore.

Mrs. Heea Ph:, =, No. 81 DAYTON
s., Chicago, H., is now i, :. sixty.
eighth yc.' :. and 5. a;cs t,:.,, < ',as s.,i.
iced With consa,n,. Oh 20 alor. tea
yeas, vas t.c:tcd by u .le ,hys.,. g. I'll
o: them psonouac;ng he. case hoeel. *.
a..e had sven UP. Ii hopes Of eve C.
royc- NC. Seven Dol. is of D.. X ~
New Discovery for Cors',,'iu OH com.
plc;e!Y cured her. Douhl;nyoncs, llcss.
drop hcc po,..:I and satisfy yourselves
CAL at G. Moore Il Co., Fem, ~.
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Herdin:,

The undersigned vii! be prepared "a
herd all kinds of :, o, L iii tic vicinity O:
Pem5ina as soon az inc scacon opens.
Charges reasonable.
3G-Sm J. SIArrr. PAmhira u n
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One Young COW and three oxen, one OK
i've and the other seven years o.G. These
are for sale at q bargain by ,
1916 NELLY G.. ADAMS, Tyner.
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Notice.

Sealed tenders will be received at the
auditors office up to Saturday, June 18th
1884, at 2 =. NJ, for the work of lath and
plastering auditors office; also tenders
for painting said building.
I'LL. BIRD.
&c, MYplcK.
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For Adoption

A bright, healthy girl may be had by q
religious family for adoption by applying
to the undersigned. Best of references
given and required. ]. NJ. BATEMAN,
45-47 Hyde Park, Pembina Go. DIT.
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CARLisLE

There will be a camp meeting at
Carlisle commencing July 18th and
everybody from everywhere are invited
to come along and bring their tents. and
leave the world and its cares behind for
Q few days. Further announcements
will be made IN due time.
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To the premises of George Grogan, Penn.
bina, about May goth. pig, one year
old. The owner may have the same by
proving property and paying for this
notice. 3w
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Ab06aE16.
Flowers and Plants.
DGsEND
NENDENHAlL GREEN HOUSE,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Netice 81 cesar, rer.hin,

Noe1ce OF Co.pAn norsn1ps
T1RsIroEy OF Da1osA,
This 10 70 certify aud public notice is hereby
Hiyen 70 all whom il may cOrceiM ii,;l lie Chas.
Ioofe and Robert L. Lew lie, l,otii OF tie Town OF
He0bins, Pembj "a County. DIT, 1--we 70 med Q
co-pa,tne1hip FOL the pusirse OF doing mercan-
ne bunness a The IOWA. ar ieh'Dna, In taid
County and TER. toy, under lie iW lane aud
etyle OF C. Moo cd Co.,, liza Il cops; uership
Vls formed on iIe ,st ttay o. May 4. D. 1SH aud
oo0Aenced bus i,H - o. sad day; stlie place
NfNoo36ence Of said CO-iSi:,ntis j. q, ne Town o.
Sq0binA, pemLina COun Sc Dato,u 1tiiiloIy.
CHARLES MOORE.
Iapeesence Of l:OEERT L. LEWIS.
II. J. ROsg.
1sc: ..,s :, e seD DakorA'
y Is remcnbsted that on the eth day of May
Iopee and Robe l L. Lcw ~. 10 me v I'll Known 10
81 ne iden.icai per:ous described in and WHO
01eeatod i,e lole.O.i,:; &C. ,,.aie OF co-partner-
NE, who duly acknowledged 10 me ,hai they
o1ecuted he Sanle feeiy aud voluntarily for the
! 49, md pasposss therein EXP. c.ssd.
H.lS Notary Public, pcmbina. DIT.
II. II n. Moore win alicad personally to the
Rhato4Sapk DspastldcnL and guarantees better
- T. - 1Nsss th.o has bses given IN
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No.. HooJ.

WV o00Ao 4ASSSlvCo
And am still selling At half prices.
Come and buy yourself rich at
CNAs. FULL's.
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c. Moore & Co.

have just received lot of elegant baby
carriages. Come early and have first
choice. 44-i7
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Buatness Locals.

A large variety Of sheet MUSIC for Or
guns and Pianos just arrived ut Wilkens'
drug store. sold at one half usual price. IS
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DR.. SMITH may be found in his Office
on Saturday and during most If next
week.
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For Ea,e.

For Hail Insurance apply TO II. P.
Smith, st. Thomas. IS
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Shiiol''s cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us OH guarantee. 1t cures
consum ption.-So:d by J.. WILxENs.
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PRxsiNA viii celebrate the glorious
Fourthin metropolitan style this year.
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Mr.. Laird killed bear that weighed
400 pounds. How is that for bear story?
George and Thomas Walsh gave large
black bear hot chase but they did not
succeed in killing him.
Rev. Berry, Presbyterian minister, met
with . runaway accident recently. His
team became parity unhirched from the
buggy, the pole fell down and the horses
dashed away jerking the lines out of Mr..
Barry's hands. The buggy was smashed
in several places but no other damage
was done.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-06

SHAPE your arrangements 80 that 70,
may be ableto take in the Fourth il
Pembina.
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Forlame Back, side o, Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is Cents.-soid by
4. WAxsss.
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FRIDAY, JUNE !, 1884:
AROUND Town.

A lr1rlx rain Wednesday night gave d
fresh start 10 vegetation.
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EOw EsNIONT,


Bowesmont is going to celebrate.
The boys are organising base ball club.
Quite number of farmers have TO SOW
their oats over again.
Mrs. d. w. Driscoll of Grafton is ON q
visit to her friends here.
A petition is being circulated asking
the county commissioners to open up all
the section lines in Lincoln township as
public roads. This is move in the
right direction.
Mr.. Adam Campbell he'd his stable
burned on Saturday evening last. 1t
caught Ere from q smudge built few
rods away, and it was with difficulty that
he rescued his oxen, one of them getting
considerably scorched.
Don't forget the meeting of the Lincoln
township council in the school house in
district No. A, ON the l4th, inst, at
o'clock sharp. A full attendance is re-
Quested, AS business Of Importance to the
township will be discussed.
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.0NE NIGHT ONLY /,

One NIGHT ONLY
MISS CARRIE HIFFERT,. .Contralto
MISS TOMA HANLON, ..Mezzo-Soprano
MISS ROEN.A MEDINI..............S Soprano
MISS ELOISE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MIR. w. u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tenor
MIR. WALTER FIEI4D..................Bu ffo
MIR. J. NJ. BOULARD,. ................. Basso
MISS EVA LEROY, -. Pianist and organist
The extraordinary concert consists of
q charming selection of Vocal Quartets
rendered in their own peculiar style, Du-
cts, Songs, Ballads; also their perfor-
nance on a magnificent peal of 120 new
Swiss bells. Delighted audiences every
where.
ADMISSION. :-..:................. Cents.
RESERVED SEATS, .................75 Cents.
CHILDREN, ...........................6O Cents.
Plans of reserved seats at q. Moore &
Co.'S where reserved seats can be secured
us well as at hall OH evening of concert.
Sale of seats to commence on Saturday,
June eth. Doors open at $50, commence
at 8 r. NJ.
FRANK RIVERS, j. n. DoULAND,
Gcn'l Director. Manager.
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Rev. BRncouSr left for the south Mon.
day last, expecting to return Saturday
with his family.
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LUG OcpOt pOy6 were very uluCl 2btOn.
ished Tuesday, by an apparition that ap.
peared ON the platform that was FIRST sup
posed to be Mennonite, but OH close in
spection proved to be q cross between q
bad bare ball player and Fifth street
dude. After vigorous chase it was
caught and put in the ice house where
it had ample time to cool of before leav-
ing.
F. B. Russell who took Nitauegelbow,
the Red Lake Chippewa Indian, to New
York to compete in the six day go-as-you-
please contest some time age, was in town
this week and is going to the Turtle
mountains to bring back twelve or fifteen
full blooded Indians for exhibition pur-
poses in the East. If this idea would be-
come general, it might in time solve the
difficult problem of how to civilize these
"t.ugh aboriginals."
The following is the Honor Roll for
the Eeche public school for the month
of May. Enrolment 81. Average daily
attendance Al. Fourth class@Chas.
Murphcy, q; Katie Vosper, 81; John
Murphey 60; Jennie Thompson, 60.
Third class-Isaac Murphy, e.; Chris
tiana Crawford, GO; Effa Elliott, 60;
Second cluss-Artl,ur Elliott, u, Agnes
Jennings, u; VIM. Crawford, 60; Lena
May, ~; Fred GourIey, Is; Horace
Prairie, 62; Louise Allard. GO. First
cisss-Willie Felson, ada May, Charles
Vosper, Noah Allard.-W. M. EARL
Teacher.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-06

The Black Caps are working hard
on the national game, and they ex-
pect to be able to lay out some good club
ON celebration day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-06

Rev. CATHcAKr will conduct services at
Iangton's school house on Sunday next
at 3 O'Clock P. II. 4 cordial Invitation is
extended to all who can find it convent
ent TO attend.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-06

A TRIAL Of the Harden Hand Grenade
fire extinguishem vii! be made on Csvi.
leer street on Saturday evening at s
O'Clock sharp. All interested are invited
to witness it,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-06

HAVING lately received large accessions
to our Job department. We have special
facilities for printing Fourth of July
posters Send in your orders in good
time.