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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09
Walsh couaty Rows.

Brick-making has begun ut Mimic.
j. Landon of Inkster, will seed 500
acres this year.
The Grafton schools have opened with
a large attendance.
Work OH the First National Bank of
Grafton will begin about May Is.
b. p Broughton of Minto has sold his
store and business to Mr.. Twumlcy of
Grand Forks.
An anti-slang society is about to he
organized in Grafton among the bon ton,
says the Herald.
Joseph svela, Of sprinsville, Iowa, in
tends building 81, 900 brewery at Med
ford this spring.
The Forest River Journal. published ut
Mimic, is showing enterprise in yxt:.-
ering news from neigllooring towns,
throughout the county.
Birler Il Sandagcr of Grafton will
build three story brick block, usirr
two stories for their business and fitting
the third up for a Masonic hall.
The water is pouring abundantly fron,
the artesian well ut the Townsend cleva-
tor. The water is clear AMI cool and
appears to be slightly imprcgnated with
soda.
The general verdict is that the Walsh
county delegates acquitted themselves
cre1i,ably at the Huron convention.
They supported \. L. Nelson for dele.
gate.
The county auditor has provided
blanks to enable the assessors to asce,.
tain and report the exact acreage Of ev.
cry kind Of crop grown this season.
IL defends OF the farmers and assetso,s
to furnish and state the necessary iufoy-
nlatioil.
Mr.. Teskey and his son, of Acton, met
with severe los last week. Whi!e
they were ut dinner the stable cauSl,,
fire from some rubbish that was burning
outside. Only one horse WAS saved out
IF four and the son lost his seed wheat
besides.
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BoYEsEE 4 PHELPs. Mortgages. z
Attorneys for Mortgages. 35Il
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Assessors. Meeting.

Pursuant to notice ofCounty Auditor
Bird the assessors met at Hamilton April
Goth and adopted the following equaliza-
ton on land and personal property:
Lands, LIST class - per acre; End class g
per acre; 3rd class 81 per acre-$l extra
for timber and broken lands. Lands
within one mile of the towns OF Cavileer,
Hamilton, Walhalla, Bathgate, Neche, 81,
Thomas, Crystal, Baltimore. Drayton and
Pembina 81 per acre; within two miles
81 per acre. Town lots, common go and
others so and less according to location.
Working horses over three years old $75;
Mules SIS; colts over two years old 80;
colts over one year so; stations for
standing $50; working oxen, per yoke
so; Mich cows go; all other cattle $40:
pigs and sheep $3; farm machinery,
such Is Implements, wagons, sleighs.
carriages, ETC., at one half their original
value, deducting Is per cent for wear;
musical instruments, watches, ETC.. ct full
value; buildings on government lands
two-thirds their value; merchandise from
the LIT Of May full value; elevators Is
per cent less than actual cost.
JosEPH LAPoxTx, Secretary.
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SUN MONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKoTA,l DISTRICT COURT.
County ffembina. Third Judicial District.
Chas Bn,tineua, plaintiff. vr. y. J. McInyre slsI
). Il. Ward. CO.parlners Us Mcintyre l. N0sd
defendants.
Tie Territory of Dskt u sends greeting to you
and each Of the above named detendAnis.
You ere hereby summoned ana required to
answe. the com ,,laint of tie Plaintiff. which was
fled with the Clerk Of said District Court on the
your answer upon the subscribe ut the:r 'o''r.
IL felnbinu, feinbinA County, DR.. within thirty
lay after The seryicc OF this Summons on you.
extinsiye of the gay o! such service. and If you
TAIL t. answer this compliant within that time tho
Plaintiff will take Judgment asaint you ter the
.um oi Two huuded and sixty dollars. besides
tile costs II this action.
Dated 1t Pembiua DIT. february j.. 1884,.
NkGQch 4 SIC nTYRE
l.a1 PlAnsi6s Attpsne5s.
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fYNER.

Seeding was delayed by the rain, but is
being pushe i again vigorously.
Mrs. Diamond presented her husband
with = son and heir on tho the 5th, inst,
and the happy father wears 4 smiling
countenanoe, 1t being tho Grst boy.
On Monday last Mr.. Ratrick O'Brien
and Miss Coughlin were united in matri-
mony. Their many friends will wish
1hem pleasant aud prosperous voyage on
the sea of life.
The Methodist society at Mcconnell IL
we'll represented by Mr.. Symington, who
is quito competent 10 take charge ofs con-
greption. NJ. BEisu win asist when Il
" naceaasy.
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Z. q 4 = ~ ~ - t ~
1amtlton. Walh1 Iask 3ost1,
athka&s. Ct. ls. xyneR
oavi1ssfs ytons
! !. xel
wAlIalIrl,x.

WA1S84AAeYs So n
The smokers ass up ~ Peter vandell
aays II b harvest tims $500
John F.Naser has sosi two loh % Chs.
Andrews on Central avenns.
Mis- Ryan, the erudits tsacher Of this
distra, reports . good attendance.
I. 8. Burley has been confined TO his
room for few days with aheavy cold.
Mis Hattie schram has been Obliged
to close her school at Crown Centre. owing
to illnes4 s5:s
David Morden. wife and family have
gone on visit TO their people at M0rden
Manitoba.
Rev's Father st Pierre and Scott
preached Sunday in the school house.
Good attendance.
Capt. Joe Walker not to be behind in
the ornamental has placed row Of trees
around the Bellevue Hotel.
H. 7. Bevans carries away the bun Is q
carriage painter. if one can judge by his
artistic taste displayed OH his 70 cart.
= John J. Hurley, who hrs been suffering
with his eye for two weeks ia in hopes Of
recovering his sight. He il improving
rapidly.
Mrs. James w. Harvey has been suffer
ing for some months with salt rheuma-
tism. She is some better but still unable
to do ANYTHING.
The Walhalla Rackets base ball club
will organize May 10. The bats and balls
have arrived. Come down, Ernest, and
get selection.
The st. Joe Hotel which belongs to
Norman Ginsras, is vacant now. Il lies
about three quarters of Il mile out of town
and therefore il not good location.
Although Arbor day was neglected last
week, Walhalla residents have planted
not less than one hundred trees about
their places which has decidedly i'm.
proved the appearance of the town.
John d. Harvey had narrow escape
from loss by fire last Thursday night. By
q plentiful application Of water it was
confined to hole in the roof and one in
the floor. No one should neglect insuring,
Mr.. Dusso of Crookston, agent for Story
& Clarks, Of Chicago, manufacturers OF
organs, has been busily engaged the past
week tuning melodians, organs and piano.
for those who required his services. He
has also sold two organs, one to Mrs
Byron Lee and one to the Walhalls
Racket Club. to be placed in the scl,oo
house and to be used for all purpose.
while there, without regard to sects OF
denominations. It is for the people o
Walhalla.
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Advantages Of tho Township Orxani-
xation.
Editor PIoNRER.ExrREss:
l for one don't see how we are bcnc.
fitcd Ivy our township organization. We
have been to en- expense of$lG5 for books
and about $50 in keeping up the organi
cation, besides the assessors bill ofubout
so; and xhat have We done to benefit
the public? l answer nothing. All the
business that has been done amounts to
nothing. live could pay DIR taxes in the
township and keepa record of cl,attel.,
&c. in the township, we could he isne-
tilted by the organization, but instead we
lluve TO 80 to Pembina, u distance OF
about fifty miles from here, to get any
papers recorded and to pay our taxes, as
before the organization. Seeing that our
county commissioners are invited to e.
present this county and to maize known
our requirements in the way of perfectipg
the Laws governing county business, l for
one think that some changes in regard to
our township laws would be beneficial.
II the laws could be SO changed that the
| township treasurer could collect the
taxes and the town clerk could record all
cliattels in the township, more taxes
would be collected and great deal OF
needless expense and trouble saved.
W. EGsRT DELoNG,
| Ex-Town Clerk of Loan,
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Land Office. Grand Forks. D. T..

It1S1.
Notice Is hereby givcH that the following named
.ettler has flied notice of hi. intention IL make
final proof III support 81 his elai and that said
PRO. Will be made lciora Henry A. Mayo, notary
public vt Walhniin, ID. T.. OH Jnne =, .ssi viz:
Franklin Daiisianne,
Tor the II M INV 4r, heqr NV 4r, he or sw Or sec
"a tp if2, r SC.
He name. tie following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation IL,
mid land. viz: Baptist Schneit. Alex. C,vileer.
salm rii Vance. G. Glade. all OF renibina county.
And you, Francis pusiou, who ON the 9Th day
July, sH2 filed ID. :. No. 1857. Oh the tract gbDve
described. are HEREBY notified To show cause at
!hi. Office ";i or bcio,e june, 1851. If any there
he. why said franklin Dansiunne should not lie
tract. g. c. TIFFANY
1884 Register.
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US LAND OFFICE, GRAND Forks. u. T.
II

Notice fs hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention u, make
final proof III support of Iii. claim and that sud
proof viii |e made before ]. Iltmy Abrams. u
notary public al Pembinu. d. H., on June a. 1884,
VIZ: Euclid Pe;irr.
y. ;. 6I9G. for the lie ar ~. tip lG1 u, 81 ".
He names the lowing witnesses 20 proof his
coininu"us residence upon und cultivation Of,
said mud. viz: Robert G.uilsin, George Switzer
!nnj. i'a'isenl,. Of Toilette, aud Albert Peche Of
le;nbiua. j.. 4.
Il. Y. VAUGHN, &c. TIFFANY,
5s-ii Attorney. Register.
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Land o.Ilce. Grand Sorks Dali Anril " !

IdH'i V.'l''G, NrtHu FORKS, OAK, April Is, 1SSi,
Notice IL hereby given that the following.named
settle has .ii,.! notice CT Ais intention 10 make
fiai ir Of in support Of his clSin. and hat said
isn2t w. r. ;;:;.le vi; re Henry A. Mayo. notary
hihiic NJ Malhails. u. T.. Oh June 8, 1854, viz:
Jos'a!i Strong.
fr the re or, rec g IT, 10. r :,;.
He names t!ie f"llowi.Iy witnesses to prove his
c'!uhrtus rcti .sice ~. IL Aisi cultivation 81
ss':a lad viz: !nhD McK;t,!orl, u null McKiIi.
nor. Wellington stewart aid Ielbet Wright, all
oi fcnt'i''u county y. 4. 3. e. TIFFANY.
@a~so Register.
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Europe to Dakota.

Those having friends coming over from
Great Britain or European parts should
call on WIN. II. Goodfellow at Neche, and
procure prepaid tickets. Fare from Liver
pool to Neche, $53. The cheapest rates
ever given. State Line Of Steamships.
n. Il. GooDHELLow,
Y Agent, Neche, D. :.
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CAviLEER.

CAviLEER.
The mill 10 steadily rumbling away.
Gardening is in full swing round town.
G. w. Winters loomed up in town this
week.
Seeding is well advanced around Cayi.
|leer.
81 And now there is talk of newspaper
In Cavileer.
Noah johnson commenced his town.
ship duties this week.
James McPheil made lengthy stay in
Cavileer this week.
Come and hear the Cavalier brass
band on the 4th Of July.
Csvileer 10 to have bush camp meet
ing about the 4th of July.
We are glad to see Mrs. H. Rickbeil
around again after herate serious illness.
The Catholic church is completed and
mass will be held on Sunday, May II, in
the forenoon.
MIR. and Mrs A. Mclean have returned
from the PARK where Archie was looking
liter his rancho.
F. o. McMaster is about to add to the
appearance of his residence by the addi-
ton Of . versnds around his house.
Notices are out calling meeting for
May II, at z P. T., to make arrangements
for the celebration Of the 4th of July in
Cavileer.
There IL considerable comment around
town on the fact of placing the ASSESS
ment Of town lots and adjacent lands in
Cavileer on an equal basis with Pembina,
Dnyton and the railroad towns.
Rev. E. +. Noyins LEFT last Monday
10 attend the conference of the German
Evangelical church. When he returns
be will be- accompanied by anothes
mini4sr yho sill 49, him n thi.
lsilrul 81 81. 4.
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L.sDo.sIcx, GnA.n FORKS. .. !

April p ISL
Notice II hereby given that the Inv irr-ram..,
settler hn. tie's notice Of his h,t.Ltloa u max.
ma! a-mf IN support Of HI. claim. and that said
poo; Vii: ..e ah'!e before Henry A. Mayo. rotury
public ut Waliaiia u I. IN June 10, lsoi, viz:
John u Ion lerina,i,
~ the Sc nr M ~ sw or Sc lr. sc %, nw or ne
~. Ie ur Nv 81. src -, 10 10. r &c.
lie i'anes t'.t i II Wig witnesses tn proye hi.
ntt;r U re-hience upon. and cultivasi n q,
said lani. viz: f,e'ie:ick Riil!ef,si, X. W John.
son j;sties j linsion md Thomas Mountn;n, ali
tenAbins county. Is. e. TIFFANY, Register
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ssEE ss3l IT. S ss
b nsS T. hid diys y y :.
Jchasea i IN have anoshsr ~
u. They al ~ susk.
Randall = Nostoa have IN s,scsnt
|ee9ck q hossas md mules. IS
iiss GIFTS Of Pemblna Il visiting q her
tsrs Nm. o. n. johnson.
Fred Yerxa M painted his houss
which adds much 70 ito appearance.
D. McGruer b enlarying his business
and building IN addition to his store.
Farm implements are going very fast,
which shows the farmers mean business.
Dr.. Boylan, our popular veterinary
surgeon. ID doing arushing business these
days.
How Il the Dakota Messenger this
week-our new combination type you
knowf
Harry Joy has been little under the
weather for day or two, but IL i,nprov-
ing Gsst.
H. Weber is putting up very nice
residence on Fifth street. He intends
taking his little frau there next week.
Clean up your yards friends and get
Harry E1bertson TO paint your buildings
and give the town holiday appearance.
W.H.Ranaall and X. Fox bctook them.
selves for the Devils Lake country will,
q car of oxen. We wish you . pleasant
trip, boys.
John Page has 400 acres ready for crop.
He can put in fifty acrcs per day mud has
no hired help. This Is good way to
farm.
Our city drayman, 8. P. Fawcett, ia
travelling now on wooden legs on account
lof having his foot badly crushed between
the gearing Of his wagon.
Christian Zcttel, whe. for the past week
has been very low with Inflammation,
is recovering very rapidly under the In
structions of DIR. Sutton and the kind
treatment of Mrs. Ii. L. Norton. He is
having the best of cure at the Hamilton
Hotel.
A traveller from Red River reports the
bridge at Geo. FrecmAn's across the
slough an elegant piece Of ingenuity and
skill. He lad TO carry his horse across.
which was not accustomed to climbing y
onc-quarter pitch roof. 1t ought to be
6xed;lt lie altogether to steep.
Mrs. +. Cox, well known to the citizens
Of Hamilton us kind and generous lady.
took her departure to st. Vincent to join
her husband, and from thence she will
proceed to her old home in Canada
Many regret her going and We oil join in
wishing her safe and pleasant tril
home.
4 The Rev. Davies has accepted the cal
of the Baptist friends of Hamilton and
Bathgate. We congratulate them or
securing the services of so talented and
earnest christian worker. MIR. Davies
delivered very able and well timed
Temperance lecture to an appreciative
audience at our temperance meeting OF
Tuesday evening last. The lecturer
l proved in q clear and forcible manner
the inseparable connection between in
Temperance and crime, and between
Iintn,ns,erancp md insanity
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Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by l.. WILxxS1
Great bargains in infants boots from 20
cts. upwards at Chas. Full's.
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Emerson,

From the internationally
The Emerson people are preparing for
q grand celebration on May "a.
The Emerson board of trade met last
Tuesday evening AMI adopted coDstitu-
ton and bylaws. and elected officers.
The jolly Patilinders appeared in
Emerson last Monday and Tuesday
nights. giving two side-splitting enter
talnments.
The Emerson Cornet Band are practis.
ing iIor concert on May oath. They are
making good progress since they received
their new silver instruments.
James Thompson expects to have his
saw mill in operation soon. He has
almost 10000 feet of oak logs Oh hand
and expects 10000 feet from up the
river during the season.
The Masonic brethren and others
banqucted JOHN La,,onte Oh Thursday
Of lust week at the Russell House, previous
to his departure for Minnc.losa, where he
will engage i'll the grist milling business.
A season Of various amusements Of Q
high order is in store for Emerson people.
Walters States Attorney" Company,
originating in Chicago. and headed by
the famous comedian, John Dillon, will
appear at the opera house on May 10Th
and 10th. On May 26, Henry's Superb
Operate Minstrels, composed of twenty
five stars will give one # their unique
productions.
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Land oN!cs, Grand Fcrks. Nav

Land oA!cs, Grand Forks, May. 1, r,si.
Notice ia hereby given that the How ing -nnme,.
.ettler l,as flied notice nr his iu,crt;,n T. n,at,
tina! pr Of IN support other claim, ard int sn!,i
I,rori "'ii he made before Clerk Dit. Court u
Pembina, on June Is. ls!7i viz:
Am Mcdonnell,
II. =. a.23. for tie hfnw or and lf sw or sec.
II, tp 1GI -. ~ Wv
She nan'rs tie FLOWING witnesses to PROVE her
cohl,nnnus rAAi!ence up ii, aud cultivation +
said la"J, viz: Nm. Riley. Edward Jc!.ms'u Of
t'.gi'ie: J. C. Ma s!.All of Pen.bina and Ihomss
Clements Of EAmlltou d. r.
II. X. Vaunh+ D. q. TIEFANT,
a!-G Attorney. REGISTER.
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Land o.,... Grand Forks. d. T., April II, 1884.
\ t%e Is ne ely given Tint the following sn,eti
eet!ie ss flied notice II his intention 10 make
!ihni poo! III fup;.at of his cum aud that said
public At WalIialla. 4. May Goth, los4 viz:
fri;* h:e"ti, for the sw or, sec 8, I 6l. r. 81.
He ian.es the following witnesses TO prove his
said land. viz: Julius Graef. Charles Eusie, Chas
Grsei and Frank Hnufer, ull of Pe,nbina county,
DIT.
December. 1881. filed d. s. No. Els, on the " hf
sw YT se ar swqr. sec !, l6l, r 56. and other
lends, are hereby Notified u show cause ut this
Why Said + itz kreIiit should not he allowed TO
make proof and payment for said tact
3o-l3 b.. TIEYANY, Register.
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BArli0ArE.

Mellei,n & Foesum are getting large
stock Of new goods.
We are sorry to say that there are few
boys in Butllaate that can walk all around
Peck's bad boy.
Mr.. S. 7. Merrill is expected home this
week to open the elevator. Farmers will
please bear in mind.
Sunday last, Hon. Judson LaAIoure.
w. ID. McClintock and I. O'Drien, all OF
Necl,e, visited Bathgate.
Mr.. Lakin, Of the firm of Lakin 4 Par.
ker, is expected here this week, and NJ.
McKittrick leaves US next week.
X. d. Hoskins Of the Sentinel informs us
that the weather aud fronting in Penn
sylvalia are line and that lac il having an
enjoyable time.
Hunt, Holt & Garner Bros. have get up
q set of hay sc,les in front of their nam.
moth warehouse. This is what many
people have been wanting for q long time.
Mr.. A. d. sackett, formerly Of the firm
of sackett, Wilson 4 Co.. came into town
on Monday. He has been travelling for
b. D. Bufori & Co. but now will locate,
at Mimic, Dakota.
On Wednesday night of Last week the
upper front Of johnson & Swirton's sta
ble building was blown down. Forum.
ately no serious damage was done except
to the building itself. There was no in.
surance. II
Our village election did not develop ar
much enthusiasm this time rs it did last
year. though the afternoon was quite
lively. All of the old officers were re.
elected that ran. The only change was
the trustee for 81 district and clerk.
". Quackenbush OF Neche came up on
last Saturday. While here he made ar.
rangements to do his banking business
with the Bathgate Dakota Bank. Mr..
Harmon makes it an object for the bust
ness men throughout the county to do
their banking ut Bathgate.
The village trustees met on last Tues
day evening and passed an ordinance to
preserve the waters Of the Tongue river
for drinking purposes. It is to be hoped
the ordinance will be enforced. We
would like to see law passed ut the ne x
legislature in regard the Tongue river the
san,e as Was passed regarding the Js,n.s
river. II any one thing is more desirable
in life than another, it il pure water, and
We have it IN the Tongue river it We only
can preserve it.
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Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy,
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free Sold,
~ L. Wuxxss. &.
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d. Z. ANDREWS has moved into the
house lately occupied by D. Smith, the
latter having moved to South Pembina.
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Quarterly meeting services will be held
in the Methodist church next Sunday
morning, to which all are invited.
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Miss MCDONALD returned from Chicago
and has moved from her old stand to the
building lately occupied rs hardware
store on Cayileer street. Her stock Of
hats and t,onnets will be found to include
the very latest and neatest styles and
will be sold at lowest prices.
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THE Mason livery barn is now the pro-
perry of L. e. Booker, but Mr.. Mason
still has charge of the business.
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Town Election

Considerable interest was manifested
in the TOW election last Monday. There
being nearly double the number of votes
polled than we're registered on last years
election day. Early in the morning a
peoples ticket" appeared ON the scene
in opposition to the caucus ticket, and
choosing from the two good set of town
officers were elected. The following Tub.
ulated statement shows the number Of
votes polled for each candidate: