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The Portland daily press., 1884-10-28
Bates College.

The Eutosophians bad their annual public
meeting Friday evening. There was a good
attendance. Music was furnished by the co..
lege band and Miss l.. P. Sumner. The parts
were all well rendered. The recitation by
Miss Little, the poem by Mr.. Jordan, and the
paper by Mr.. Paine and Miss Richmond being
especially well received. The following was
the programmes:
Music-Song,." .....................C College Band
Prayer. -. .... .....,.......F l.. Hayes 80
Defamation. n....................C s. PeDdleton ~
Recitation. Miss N. b. Little, 87
Song Masks and Faces :. Miss l.. P. Sumner
Dscussion-Is a Republic Favorable to Literature
Af-S. G. Bonney, SO. Mega. B. Morrill,, 'S5
Music Victor Waltz. ........... College Band
Oration-Ihe Stability Of our Republic. ....-..
c A. Scott, '85
Poem. ......................,.IW W. Jord n '87
Song-Tit For Tat. Miss L.. P. Sumner
Paper-G.F Paine, 'S6 Miss M. E. Richmond, 'S7
Music Pretty Bird Quickstep. College BAND
c. A. s.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-28
SPEesAL NOTICES.

The prices given in the first column of figures
are exactly what customers tell us that thew nav
elsewhere for same goods.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-28
WATERvILLE.

The contract for building the new iron
bridge to replace the present wooden structure
across the Ksnnebec river at Watervile has
been let for 6.286 to the Philadelphia Bridge
Company Tue Did of the Morse Bridge Co.,
which was apparently the lowest, contained
conditions which the committee objected TO,
aud the contract was consequently awarded to
the next lowest bidder. The structure is to be
nj ta Marnh lot 12QS
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First Publication july 9Th.


DEFAULT has been made in the pay,nert n
twenty-eisIt dollars interest, due January Ist
1854, by reason of which default the whole ann
principal md interest," is declared due ana nnva
bic q! the date Of this notice, according t. Ii.
condition OF certain mortgage, containing .
power Of sale. made executed and delivered By
john G.rbet, nortgagor, To the New England
Mortgage Security Company, mortgagce Dat,
July 18th, 1851, and filed as q mortgage in tht
o.tcc Of the register Of deeds III and for pembiu;
county. nt lrmbira ID. T., on tile 25th dayofJuiv
i'a!, IN book 3 OF mortgages. Oh page 57a. Their,
Is claimed and declared ~ be due and is due NJ
III. date of this notice the sum OF Three Hundred
no proceedings ut law o. otherwise have been in
stituted torecOver the same or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given that by reason OF the de
fault aforesaid. ard by virtue Of the said power %
sale contained IN said mortgage and Of the sta.
ute i'll such case made and provided. said mort
gage will he foreclosed by sale Of the premise.
described therein, which sale will be ,.inde b,
the sheriff Of Pcmbina county, nakoa. or hi:
deputy. ut HE mont door ni the court lioilse h,
the town Of Fembiia. in sud county OF Ieplbirm
and Territory of DaSota, on the 18th tiay Of An
gust iSs4. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of mid
day, 70 the highest bidder, to pay the nInoun
which shall thea he due on raid mott; and
attorneys fees according to the terms Of saiI
mortgage.
The premises so to be sod ~ aforesaid are de.
scr;bcd as follows. to-wit: The southeast quar-.
ter Of section thlrty.ol.e, in township one hun.
cred "iSty.ohe north. range i!ty-o one west, In Penn.
b!na county, Dakota.
Dated July list, 1884,.
NEW ENGLAND MORTGAGE SECURITY L.oNp.Ny.
>. 4. aAssELaAN. Mortgage.
Auyfor Mortgage. CO.. Brown,
Residelice, Grand Forks, DIT. Sheriff OF
493 Feinbina Co.
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PROGRAMME.
July the Fourth, Pembina.
900 O'clock A. n

900 O'clock A. N.
Military and civil pageant, embracing
command at Fort Pembina, merchants
and citizens of Emerson, West Lynne, st.
Vincent, Pembina, and Emerson and
Pemhina public schools. Procession will
he formed OH Stutsman and Cayileer
streets.
1000 O'Clock AM.
A match game of base ball between
Bathgate and Pcmbina .clubs, near the
court house.
1880 O'clock A. N.
Exercises at the grove, South Pcmbina.
Prayer by Rcv.L. ID. Wardwell. National
anthem, "My Country tits ofThee; !" read
ing Declaration of Independence; "Star
srangled Banner" BY the Emerson Silver
Gornet Band, and grafton By. Col. w. G.
Plulnmer of Fargo.
200 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
| One mile trotting race, free to all; best
three in five heats for purse of fifty dol
lars; $1,000 first and $1,000 second. -Four
to enter, three to start.
One-lalf mile running race, free to all,
best three in five heats, for Il purse OF
5000; S4o.0 to first and $40. 90 to second
Four to enter, three to start.
Three minute trotting race, mile heat,
best three in five heats, purse fifty dollars
first $4,000 second $1,000. -Four to enter
three to start
Farmers running race for purse O,
fifteen dollars, best two in three; first
prize 5000 second $500. Four to ente,
three to start. Entrance fec 10 per cent
OF purse.
400 O'CLOCK II. NJ,
| Glass ball shooting in teams ofsix from
any one club; first prize $1,000, second
prizcs5.oo.
| $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Athletic sports OIL Cavilcer street. One
half mile foot race, free to all; first prizt
500 second 800; entrance fee % cts.
One hundred yard race; thee to entel
two to start; entrance fee 25 cents; priz,
$500.
Three legged race; three to enter, two
to start, entrance fee % cents; first prizt
$500, second 81 co.
Boys race under rs, one hundred yards
irst prize $3.50, second S1.5O, third 81 90.
One hundred yard wheelbarrow race
entrance fee % cents; first $500, second
sl.oo.
One hundred yards squaw race; frs!
prize 81. 80 second 81 90, third SO cents.
Grand display of fireworks and balloon
ascension at O'Clock p. II. OH Cayileer
street.
Hon. N. L. NELSON, BIB. WEBSTER,
Pres. of the day. Marshal of the dav.
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XXI = e. d. y, Il IL! III
n, n & q 81 "a Y sa!s
ncst ~ li n iiciluksd r III SSss1
fling ron 66S u eHsiy III
liito the light thdf God hsSE
wv from thy vile and NOD sQlis & h
thinking III siimy form 70 Suise *
4 From human Ken and hunAn- ~ X
Thon hated thinsi Thou hideors sa,se, !;
TO all within God's universe, 3, ~ 81. :.
keeking with venom filth and aaias,e. X 4,
{, SHINY. polluted. unfit for . nanei -, .sss
fss nndlng place with beings ofeasth,
-, i !, our homes. 'ronnd the family hearth
Tny snsfpensd fsngs 10 envy dipt 81 .!is.s
my torked tongue with hatred tint
With breath polluline Gni's p,rye air.
,, And bltgliting all Things bright and AIR,
fllnng earth Will, crime end shame, r.
: Destroying cen the purest name;
Ensenderlng envy, hatred, strife,
Filling every happy human life
Mn SADNESS, sprrOw, woe aud gfief,
Thou Loves destroyer. Virtues thief.
More hideous tl,ou than aught of earth,
-, Ana cen too vile for liellish birth!
~ mast III III come, thy reptile thing,
Win lying tongue and poison's sting.
AZ f s.a,a .nr , earttl-c,'ntagion foul!
AS II by sertent torch Of ftlries led
On injured lives and broken hearts to tread.
Whence art thou damned. remorseiess fient?
-, Haiti Satan cen the pits of darkness CLEANED,
10 lind tor mortal mnIi bitter foe,
-. To full his life with deep and ccaseless woe;
ltieh well may devils laugh and shout In glee
r. And well the arch-tiend smile and gl'.at to see
Increased ten thousand f,ld tile woes of earth,
Since Satan found or gave tlse BIRTH
And sent thee forth with bo,ndless SWAY.
10 make the human heart and soul thy prey.
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SHELL LAKE,

SHELL LAKE.
Dan Mcleod Of Beaulieu and George
West of Pembina paid lis flying visit
last Saturday.
The heavy rain of Monday night has
greatly improved the looks of the crops.
consequently the settlers are looking for
ward for an abundant Weld.
Little Shell, the Chippewa chief.
camped last Sunday on the north side Of
the Lake on his way from Turtle Noun.
tain to Washington, DC, he reports dry
weather out west.
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Brown and Nv.
and Mrs. Thos. Gibson of Cavileer, and
Dan Amonds-of Winnipeg have been
visiting friends recently in this vicinity.
They all express themselves highly.
pleased with this part of the mountain.
NJ. Harrington, D. Nichols, J. Andcr-
son and A. Ovens have taken claims
recently near the lake. Nearly all the
vacant land in range 60 is taken, but if
reports are correct there is equally as fine
prairie in range 81 as here.
The plough bee of Mrs. Comstock south
|of the lake, on Monday the 23d ult., was
well attended and large quantity Of
breaking was done Notwithstanding the
dry state Of the prairie. The dance in
the evening was one Of the best that has
yet taken place in the settlement. Music
81 q the best order was furnished BY John
|ElseI ~ Mona. 49, "a q
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Walsh County News

| esASh SOkAAAVy AN0W0s
Grafton, Mimic and Garfield celebrated
onthe Fourth.
Alex. Anderson, of Grafton lost q stall
lion worth 81 800 last week.
There were eight births during the
st two weeks within two miles of Eden
burgh.
The News aud Times sees no valid rea-
son for making the name of the new
town in the western portion of the county
Guiteau, even ifitdoes kill Garfield. Let
it remain Kensington as it now is.
Last week Matt Campbell, young
man about 10 years old, his brother and
his cousin, all living with their parents
on the bank of the Red River, in the
southeast portion ofWalsh county, went
to the river TO swim. Young Campbell
dove from the bank, and did not re-
appear. The weather was hot and UNI
doubtedly lie crampcd Instantly. AS yet
the body has not been found. but is being
grappled for.
A terrible tragedy took place in tho
southwestern corner Of Ruslford town.
ship Monday afternoon June 9th. 1t
seems that OH the previous Saturday
two brothers, named Laukin had some
words i'll regard to one brother opening
the others trunk and reading some of his
love letters. the one being married and
the other single. After their quarrel on
Saturday the single brother left the
married ones house, but came back Mon
day afternoon. The quarrel was renewed,
when the single one pulled out revolver
and shot his brother three timesand then
| went into the granary placing the revolt
yer to his breast, fred and ehot through
his heart; he then walked out of the
building a few steps and fell dead. The
wounded one with the help Of his wife
got INTO the house and into bed. He is
shot twice through the right lung and
once in the bowels, the physicians think
there is but little chance for his recovery
\ He has a wife and four children.
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SllmluONs.
County of Pcmbina. }Thiri Juiciai District
Leonard d. Hall. Plaintiff, against Emily L.. Hull
Defendant. - .N"''
The Territory Of Dakota, to the above named
You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer me complaint Of the plnintf in the above
ehsitied action. which was filed in the Office oftllt
clerk of the District Court Of ti,e
Third Judicinl District, in and for the County d
p,embin', and Territory of Dakota, on the ist
answer 70 raid complaint, on the Subscribers al
ilelr Office IN Penlbina, in said County, With,
thirty days after the service of this Summons
nnd i you fail to answer TO said complnipt within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in iis action wii
apply u tiie Court for the relief demanded i'm te
cor plnint. al NV
Dated pembina, DIT, Feb. 1s, 1884.
MEGQuIER & Mel TYRE.
aa-6o Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Well Rewarded,

K A liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce a case Of liver
kidney or stomach complaint that Elec.
trio Bitters will not speedily cure. Bring
them along, it will cost you nothing fol
the medicine ifit fails to cure, and you
will be well rewarded for your trouble
besides. All blood diseases, biliousness
jaundice, constipation. and general debll.
ity are quickly cured. Satisfaction guar.
anteed OF money refunded. Price only
fifty cents per bottle. For sale by c.
Moore + Co. \
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YOUNG.

On the tapis-another marriage.
Q. Crawford of Neche gave us a visit O,
Wednesday.
Mr.. Halliday lost fine horse las. weel
from becoming overloaded.
Mr.. johnson who was visiting hi
father-in-law last week lost a horse by tb,
heat.
MIR. I. Vests auction that should l,av,
occurred on 2Sd ult.. is postponed to som,
future day.
Mr. McCurdy met with an accident :
lev days ago, while leading a calf. He
became entang!ed i'll the rope and fell
sp'aining his ankle, and is unable IL
walk at present.
1t is with sincere regret that we chron
icle Tie death of kind neighbor ana
much respected citizen, Mr.. Hummell
who died suddenly while driving his
team, with whip in his hand and lines
around his waist. lie had been suffering
for some time from rheumatism, but it is
not known positively that this was the
direct cause Of his death. The sad news
has thrown a shadow over the neighbor.
hood, and Mrs. Humplell las the sym.
pathy OF all ill her sad bereavement.
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PROBATE xx,r,,cr

t Gonnty of f nSSikSI'' PROBATE COURT
In the matter of the estate of Ellen rra,.,, IL.
ceased. '"-'s'i' oe
Notice Is hereby given that Patrick o,Rou.s.
mas filed with the Judge of this court. nm in
sM IN Writing pu5ortg to be the last viii
petition praying tiat the said instrument I'm +.
admitted TO probate us the Inst will and testnMen
OF he sald Ellen Frazell deceased and that letter
eSecutory he to MIN granted under and by yirt,i,
Of July 1853. at oclsck P. y. Of snid day being
day OF special term Of this court at the coli
room 81 !ne sad court IN the court house in tn,
hearing said petition When aud where any perM \
Interested. may appear and show cause why th,
Dated June ~, 1894.
ROBERT TWEEDLIE.
lGARFSEY Il kSEEsHAw, Probate .Jnlve
attorneys for Petitioner, 4ss,1
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llSas( { I i "
@ Z, q; II MINIS 5ill
ID nom PENN ia . y isis n n1Ss w Va
n attend the cslebfs / Il III Grstts
~ 1ninion day. h, IN s ,ss sS'I..:s,
4 Johrson h have lid he II N 5o !;
sof large building on corner
tRc1fth ayenue and Fifth street. We nm
dssy nd that "A. q. Nichols will occupy
tapaSss be bis Office and waseroom. There
y y rood deal Of building going on, and
but little noise made aboutit.
Why don't the Ladies Aid Society or.
ganixe an ice cream and strawberry. festi.
lival. II it happened to come of on one Of
or hot evenings, the citizens would
make them think, cyclone had struck
the the town. This is only suggestion
and there Is no compulsion about it.
Our Canadian friends at Gretnn celc-
brated Dominion day in a fitting manner,
and aside from the heavy shower of rain
which dampened the enthusiasm slightly
it was asuccess. Most of the citizens Of
Neche attended and enioyed the festivi-
ties the same as the natives. 1t is said
that some ofthe incidents that happened
would I'll q book. There was query in
some minds how prominent citizen of
Nethe got into the cellar in the rear of
lGoldie's Marble Palace. What was the
select party ofrailroad people doing two
miles from Neche that did not get in
until morning? The little romance in tie
mud, is little haxy Milt. Give Robby
back his boots.
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Ssf1FN1lC%

TEnRrronY OF DAKOTA, DISTRICT coryRr
County Of Pemblna. Third Judicial District
TIN, The PITTS Agricultural Works plaintin against
'" ha a he.nedy anh Hugh Kennedy defendants.
defendants. '""ts"
You John c. Kennedy and Hugh Kennedy are
nerenS summoned aud requested to answer ths
MED with the clek of said court on the 18th div
OF May ISL, and to serve copy of Your answer
70 t.ie saih complaint on the subscribers Mt their
ptmbinn. and Territory aforesaid, Within ihrtx
dnys alter the service of this summons lIpc,i Won.
s *; " Of The day such service: and il You
Mli 10 answer the said complaint within the time
inent against you for the sum OF -Four Hundred
snd Zen Dollars and interest on Five Hundred nnd
si1ty i,oars from September Esd, 1882 to date be.
sides Costs md disbursements
Dated May 18th, 1884.
GArfEEY & kSEEsHAw,
NV Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Buaklen,s Arnica salye,

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feye,
sores, letter, chapped hands, ch,lblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by G. Moore & Co
Pembina.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-04

The Imperial Tree Bean is attracting
very much attention among agriculturists.
1t is remarkable producerand in quality
excels the far-famed white navy. The
MINNEAPOLIS FARMERS TRIBUNE, among
the many other excellent things it is do
ing to promote husbaudry in the North
west, is givingaway to its readers pack .
ages of the seed of tho Tree Bean. Our
readers will be Interested in seeing the
TRrBUNE's liberal offer. Send for sample
copy.
The FARMERS TRlBUNE is the cl,eapes
and best paper published. Send for a
sample, and if you like it subscribe for it.
Tribune Company, Minneapolis.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure
Sold by l.. WILKENs.
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A Startling Discovery

VIM. johnson, of Huron, Oak, writes
that his wife had been troubled witt,
acute Bronchitis for many years, and that
all remedies tried gave no permanent re.
1lief, until he procured bottle of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs, and colds, which has magical
effect and produced q permanent cure
Guaranteed tocure all diseases 81 throat
lungs or bronchial tubes. Trial lpttles
Ire 9dore II Goa, drug store
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JOLII"E"sE.
Are You Going

to any part of the United States or Cana.
da. II SO buy Your tickets at Necl,e, DIT
] will give you benefit of the lowest rates
and check baggage through to destination,
Of ticket. Any desired information about
routes, rates and connections cheerfully
given on application either in person OF
by letter. Arrangements have been
made 80 that passengers can eli through
tickets upon application to agents at
Bathgatc, Hamilton or st. Thomas.
w. L. GooDl&G,
40 ACT st, 7, NJ, NJ. Ry.
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Pembina, June o, 1884.
Hair Dressing.

The undersigned is prepared to do any
thing il. the line of hair dressing at short
notice. Waves and frlzzes made to order.
Old ones dressed over. Hair exchanged
for goods. Afull line of hair goods and
ornaments always on nand. Rooms in
the Jacobson building ON Rolette street,
Pembina. Miss WALKER.
23-tf Pembina. D. I.
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Geroux House,

The largest and finest equipped house
in the county, is prepared to accomno-
date its numerous patrons and all who
may be visiting Pembina on July FolrtI,.
Situated on the corner of Cavileer and
Rolette streets. L. GERoUx,
40 Proprietor.
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Notice to Contractors.

/ Sealed tenders will be received by the
undersigned up to July ), 1884, for the pur
pose of building school house in school
district No. 60, pcn,bina county, d. T.
Plans an specifications can be seen at the
house of the undersigned. The lowest OF
any tender not necessarily accepted. BY
order Of school board.
JoHs T. HUTcnINsoN,
RICHARD KEELING, Director
4G49 Clerk.
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Herding.

The undersigned will be prepared to
herd all kinds ofstock in the vicinity of
Pembina as soon as the season opens.
Charges reasonable.
36-3m ]. SLATER, Pembina, D. T.
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Nntice or Co.nnrlnnr.

Public notice Il hereby given that we, Leonard
4. Rose. and Albert J. Wallace have this dav
formed ,, c9;paftnerrhip Under the firm name II
general law, banking and collection business mid
That our principal place of business is al Immil.
ton, pcmbina County. d. r. -'"''''t-
Dated at Hamilton this aGth day of June, 1854.
4s-ol LEONARD a. ROSE.
ALBERT J. WALLACE
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And I am still selling at half prices
Come and buy yourself rich at
CHAs. FuLL's.
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Cow for Sale


Agood cow, giving milk, young and
well bred. Inquire Oft. Morrison, black.
smith, or Mt the PIONEER EXPRESS office.
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( Land Office, Grand Forks, b. H., June &, 1884
Netice Is hereby given that the following namci
ss na, ms ied notice Of his intention :, max,
proof will be made before j. v. Mcimtyre. nota, ,
rubiic at Pembina, Dr., on August ., 1854, viz:
for the ne Or sec s. 1911. r55.
ne l:anies the following Witnesses tn proye hi,
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land, VIZ; Gen. Freen an, Michaei HARRISON
IN. les Qnis!ey and John \. Mcmillan, ali O
Aud You, paulel Mcintosh, who on the Goth da,
Of October 1881 made cash entry M. tisl on tn
ne ar sec y lGl 80, ase hereby notified to SHOW
cause a. this office ON or hefre July is, its-s
not be allowed to make proof and Inyiuei.t fn
s,id tract. 4s-1 b. c. TIFFANY, Register.
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MEssRs. Winchester & Greenwood have
opened out livery barn, in connection
with the Winchester Hotel.
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The cool weather of the past week,
following the excessively warm wcathe,
Of two weeks ago, has been fully appreci.
ated.
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A COMMUNICATION is received denying
that A. F. Born is an autb orized machine
agent for Henry Keller.
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To MAKE a long story short the for
boys are Crackers" at the national game
and witl,al jolly good fellows.
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Mr.. GEO. PARKER and family hayt
moved to the residence lately occupied
by Mr.. Dumble.
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land Oi;ce. Grind ForI. Ma

Land once, Grand Fork. May e 1884.
Notice Il hereby given that the iollowi.e.pamed
dnsl proof 10 support Of hia claim aud that aid
pt,oi VIII 6e made before Henry A. Nayo, notary
public st Walhalla. on July 10th, 1884, III:
Edward Wright, 3
Mf the ne qf, SEC 49, tip 1C3. fS7.
lis names the following witnesses to rroye his
cnntinuous residence rpon, aud cultivation az
s1ld land: VIZ: Jas. Wilson, John A. Wilson, Otto
sl-4s b. q. TIFFANY, Register,
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THERE will held some time in Angus,
a teachers institute for Pembina county
Of which we will be able to give particu.
lars later.
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Land Office, Grand Forks Nay 10. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the acknowledgements
iinal p.cof!n support ofhi. claim, and that said
PROOF VIII be nude before Henry 4. May0, notary
public at walhnlla, on July stll, iSstl, Viz:
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