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The Penn's Grove record., 1884-09-27

b issnr begins anew management,
81 de hope n new era in the RECORD.
We believe that p~enmsgroye viii sup
mort a paper that gives full worth for
size money. we intend to run 4 paper
for all there is in it; and the better
the paper, the more there will be in it.
We have no promises to wake, VIC want
each issue to speak for Itself. To make
the RECORD what we wish it, and you
want it to be, your assistance is neccs-
sary. Give that 70 us, and 1t viii be
returned a hpndredfold.
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a yac1it was launched at Bice's ship
yard on the 10Th inst for Joseph Greene
Of Woodbury.. 1t is a fine craft and is
named The August Flower"
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PATENTS FOR JERsEYMEN.

The following patents have beer
granted to Jor5eynen recently; 30f,,
300, cork-scre}y, ", Crabb, Newark
804, 800 FRACTIONAL hosting drum, 4.
J. Davis, Newark; 30l, PIC, stopper foI
bottles ahd Jars, W. ". Guptill, Bos-
ton, Mass, assign0r to the Lafayette
Jar s. stopper Co., Jersey City, 3o4, t95
kettle or still, W. Biedcrmann, New
ark; 5G4, AGO, spur, C. II. Schmidt,
Newark, BOLTS, printing telegraph,
II. Van Hcoyenborgh, Elizabeth; 304,-
$40, means for controlling induced cur
rents in electric conductors, L. D. Nc
Cracker, Paterson; 304 ,633, level, r..
|. Frambcs, Bakersyille; 304, G33, but
ton hole sewing machine, J.. G. Greene
Rochester, N. Y, assiguor to the
Singer Manufacturing Company Of N.
j.; 0 ,640, process of producing de-
signs in relief upon the surface of OBJ
iects made of vulcaDized rubber, J.
Hackcrberg, Hoboken, assignor and
c. II. Graef, Edgwater, n. y; 3oa,GIl
ornah1ehtcd objects made Of vulcan
lied hard rubber, j. Hackehherg, HO-
boken, assiguor 10 himself and c. II.
Graef, Edgcwater, n. Y; 50I, 1914, dis
Indignation of vegetable tissues, j. A,
SOutbmgVi Elizabeth. nUi GT1 lisiu-
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Fish; Oysters,
and CLANS.

We wish 70 Inform the public that
wc have secured t-a =.7rd lately occa-
pied y =. e. Turner. ~ Na'n stree
and viii keep cau tan'iy On hand
Fresh Fish. Oysters. Clans, &c.
Those wishing anything in our line VII
do wei > C4ll before purchasing else
where. Our stock renewed every day
consequently it l. always fresh
HARRIS g. Co.,
Main street.
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q Tin hnntirg PARTY mentioned lust
week returned loaded with geese. ducks,

49,
ON Sunday morning last the Catholic
church had q narrow escape from the
| FIRE ficnd. The pastor, Father Mctiinnis,
had left some candles lit on the side
altar on which we're placed few vases
lof flowers, and while away the door at
| tile rear of the building was blown open
and the flowers and altar trimmings were
soon ablaze, and the building would soon
have been in flames but for the exertion
of "a few neighbors, who conquered the
fire utter n hard tight. The building was
not insured, but the loss to the church
will not be more than twenty five dollars.
IT is worth ten years of life to see the
sun, us he rose from his saffron bed in
the east this morning, and began his
glorious march across the sky toward his
home in the sundown country. First a
few flashes of gold pulsed the rosy bars
which had chased away the gray Of dawn,
and then long streamers Of glowing color
flung themselves higher and higher
across the eastern armament growing
longer and bruader, until half the fir,na-
ment looked as if cloths of gold had been
hung over the universe. Then over the
edge Of the horizon, swifter than an
cagle's flight in heaven, came an avaunt
courier of the day, and the King in his
glory followed SO speedily that the world
Involuntary bowed before the conqueror
of every gloom, and the earth held up
her dewy face for u morning kiss of re-
cognition. 1t was a picture in light and
shade SO beautiful that heaven only could
have furnished its counterlmrt.-Mol
days Republican.
THE IIudson's Bay Company are ship
ping this week to Winnipeg by steamer
Cheyenne 400 cords of wood. Teams
have been busy the last few days in
hauling the wood from the mill yard tn
the icvee OH the river. No wood will be
left to run the steam grist mill and the
mill will remain closed. This action OH
the part of the II. b. Co. is viewed with
great regret by the property holders on
the West Side, and the closing down Of
the mill is a general loss to trade Ill the
city OH both sides Of the river. 1t has
been apprehended for some time that
the company intended to give up business
at this point, and this looks as if they
were practically carrying out the pro
gramme by abandoning the trade of this
place in the manner they are doing. In
fairness to those who have bought prop.
erty from the company OIL the West Side
they should either operate the grist mill
or lease ii to some one who will.-Emcr.
son international.
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Miss Mary Wilson has gone to MINES
sofa with her father.
J.W. Hughes spent some time in
Minneapolis last week.
Old gentleman Bowen moves into Mr..
Garbet's house in the north end Of town.
We are informed that Jim Copeland is
to have q position in the Bathgate Dakota
Bank.
Weather is fine and has been fine for
several weeks. Isn't this fine weather?'
ia the current salutation now.
A law suit was heard before Justice
Ferguson on Tuesday. One Remand,
charged by one Miriam, of stealing.
Divine service will he held in the
school house i'll Bathgate on Sunday next
the 18th inst ut o'clock, p. m., All are
invited.
John r. Young, one of the candidates
for the Office of Go. Superintendent Of
public schools was in town on Monday.
he thinks his prospects Tor election are
good.
Jos. Phoenix moves to Park River this
week. While hauling load of goods to
the depot ON Monday the team took
| fright and ran away, breaking his cook
stove and some furniture.
Your correspondent was absent most
of last week, and cannot give a full ac-
count of the things happening in Bath
gate, but can inform the people of Penn.
bina county that no part Of the country
visited in Walsh and Grand Forks coun-
ties i'll Dakota. or Polk county in Mimi,
is in better condition than Pembina Co.
Larimore is moving her business houses
and hotels onto Towner avenue. In
Minnesota, Crookston is holding her own,
while Red Lake Falls at present is ex-
ceeding'y quiet, but her business men
are confident that the immense water
power, which is no myth, will come day
make second Minneapolis Of Red Lake
Falls.
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DR. PoRTEoUs,
Honorary Graduate of the Ontario Veteri.
nay College. Treats all diseases demonstrated
ANIMALS. Office at Masou's Livery Barn.
PKHBLNA. DAKOTA.
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~ y ~ Il Corr - u. Raymond Faro.
tss SVlIQnt-sE, a. OrdWaSi YAnktOn.
E 6ilj - 1Sy~-l. m. Teller Yaukton. Z IS.
IS 0eotEs y. 0fdway, Yankton.
s,S assHsy finfHio S.adle y.nkton
Il ~ 6SSE Pub. Instruction, E.A. Healy Drayton
y e6eVlSOe c1ennrAl COrt1ex Eessentleu, Yankton.
& 800 In, Chuit GA DIST 80. A. Hudson. Fargo
y "a Attornsy- !: ~; !, Z. Bal, Fargo;
Sss M VS.. cpsf0NS. =
4 vs1isssor- sos. Bookwalter, Pembiua. &.
v ). sS' fsig. .MAEsHAL. ~ u
800. lasn.nd. fargo.
~ S5S DxfuTyEs. II:
80 Il 1aeysyt Fargo; Q. J. Brown, Pembina.
t At ssaEss333 u.s.IafEKNALR EvENuH.
\ OsNsssos !. Z. Pennington. Ysnkton. n
= ~ .. .. LAND oyyIcE. 4
4 lse-l q. nnhny, Grand Forks.
dvss-W.J. Anderson, Grand Forks.
Ssssss; q. .. Army, FORT fENBINA.
0snnan9ant-M Major Bteyton, Pembina.
Il Osanandiu6 CO. .:L'' and Inspector Of Ausketry
Capt AcK1bbon. s'sss
i QHaiSssmssser-istIie Lieut.. Cornish.
< CSmmandin& Co. :. n, Ordinance Ofhcer, Signal
I Oelosr and Recruiting Ohicer-lst Lieut.. Cooke.
Oni6eon-H. o. Perley.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
4 0pmmissfouers-F, @. Mv.ick, Pembina Charles
NoIsod, Beaulieu; William Jackson, Cavileer:
]. J.. Hurley, Ernest; and ]. D. Wallace
Rssisssr 81 Deeds-R. H; Young, pembina
ssus And1sosS . n asfd p es%Sans'
shest6-C. J. Brown. Pembina.
Jn6RN Of Probate-R, TWeedlie, Pembtna.
esDS, Of SchOOls-C. Il. Jackson Pembina.
+ Countv aurvevor-S. O. McGuin. Pembina.
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CAyILEER.
Alb. French spent Sunday with us

Alb. French spent Sunday with us.
Lots of rush at the mill these days.
John Page was in town Monday on
Union Elevator business.
Threshins is going OH lively on all
hands III this neighborhood.
A millinery and dressmaking establish
ment in Cavalier is talked of.
Alb. French is having his house plaster
ed; II. Thacker is doing the job.
There is some talk of starting a brick
yard at some place near Cavilcc-.
G. II. Gray lost one Of his horses last
week but has it replaced it with another.
Rev. L. +. Movins has returned from
Casselton and reports hard times down
there.
What has become of all the candidates?
We have only seen q couple since some
time ago.
Robt. Currie had the misfortune to
have his tl,reshing machine badly dam
aged by fire.
U. L. jackson was in Cavileer OIL Mon
day night. He Was Gil route to the
mountain on school business.
Mrs. Vassie las returned from hei
visit to Morris, Man., and reports IL very
bac,; ward harvest down there.
The new drug store and Masonic hall
are whooping 1t up. The building will
be quite an addition to the place.
Noah Johnson has launched right into
the butcher business. Any one wanting
q real prime piece Of beef cannot miss il
by applying to Noah.
Mr.. Even OF Carleton place, Ont, left
for home on Tuesday morning. He has
been round the past few weeks straight
cning up his ,ca! estate business.
A number of the road overseers have
not returned their road lists to the town
clerk. They will please remember that
this should t,:.yc been done on the LIST OF
October and return them Immediately.
|
Ycrxa's store the past week presented
somewhat the appearance of fall fair
a number Of the neighiors bringing in
vegetables by way of competition. Mr.
Rose brought in IL fine collection embrace
ing cabbage, turnips, parsnirs, carrots
bec,s and ra,!ishcs, one of the latter
weighing7A pounds. Mr.Donglas showed
Il blood beet Weighing 10 pounds with q
circumference of % inches. John Becil.
tel came to the front with Il 25 pound
cabbage; Alb. Beclltel showed a l44 pound
citron, and Henry Rickbeil showed u fine
collection Of potatoes of several varieties
Why do we not have a fall fair in the
county?
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U LAID Office, G.ad Folks. DIT, Sept II, lSsi.
Complaint has ben entered nj this c1llcc OF.
Sep; u. ls>l, by j"haEE's l'.i"r, son .gainst
Charlie Bre!tnseck 4 + !uiluc 10 comply Will,
!aw as y T.nbel-c uilnre Lt!iy No. 1872, datea
March ~, lSs2. upon the III or section 6, lJi r
III" cancellation of SAIL cit y: contest ut alleging
That said chaIles Er'aenheck, did not break tive
nc eS Of sail land liz! 'Ausa t, be broken ii,c
caiise 10 be b:oien i've acres ui snii land, AMI
Iiti net nGw or culii:ate Any ,,o,:n ofs ii lane'
dnr,'g the socona year; nnd did n"l o0,. o.
cn,sH /" l,eh,nhea nor cultivate o. cause To b..
cultivated any po!tio: of sai.i innd gu. ing The
thr' eat. The sai'l ~. lies are her, by ru;nmnn-
ed ou2pear attiis Office Oh The !9tn Jay oi \ III
Der 1851 at@u'cl Ok y. H.. t"rcsp nd and fun i |,
mony VII: Ia Ia :vn TX fore II. e. r,an AT Grafton
Dakota .'"v' .nse' III, III atUocloci, s. VI.
MARKHAM 4 HILL BC1!VFAHY,
lo-ii Arur.eys. Rgai.tcr.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, cMlblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by G. Moore & Co.
Pembina.
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Apples for Sale.

Mcssrs. Ryan < Mussclman will receive
Il carload OF choice winter apples about
the 18th Of Oct, which they will sell at
reasonable prices. Call early and secure
what you require. Apply at the Bank
building to G. w. RYAN or J. X. MussEl-
MAN lib
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All persons indebted to the under
signed will please take notice that be
tween this date and the 25th inst, the!
will be called on to make settlement
All claims remaining unsettled after the
above date, will be at once handed ovel
to the court for collection.
Oct. 6, 1854. g. MuRPAEY,
ll-12 Ncche, ID. L.
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Notice.

Having disposed ofmy milling interests
in Cavileer, and having very large
number of outstanding accounts, here
by give notice that same must be settled
On or before Nov. l, 1884. or they will be
placed in hands Of my solicitors for
collection. JOHN BEcIITEL.
Cavileer, Oct. Z, 1854. lila
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Thousands Say SO.

Mr.. 7. w. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes
II never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction, are rapid sellers. {"
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively cure
kidney and liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No fam
lily can afford to be without them.
They will save hundreds Of dollars in
doctors bills every year. Sold at fifty
cents bottle by =. Moore & Co., Penn
bina.
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Are You Going

to any part of the United States or Cana.
da. Ifso buy your tickets at Neche. 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 chcerfully
given OH application either in person OF
by. letter. Arrangements have been
made so that passengers can get through
tickets upon application to agents at
Bathgate, Hamilton or st. Thomas.
w. E. GooDIxG,
3-2S Agt st. p, NJ. & NJ. Ry'
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SI-llIIG[G


TERRITORY OF D.KorA. DISTRICT COURT
County Of 'e'nii;ia. 81 Judicial ,i.triu,
Re sccn ush Il. eSerulrix Of Tie last will AMI
;estan.iit OF james In l., ,!cr.t-r vs. Charlie
,ucutle.
The Territory Dakota to Charlie, if.cot,e, til.
above :lGni@d Defendant.
You are Hereby Summoned aud required t.
1iisMtr the conp!nias .. r!aiei!i'n The above
entitled! ucti i'm, OF which IL copy is Le..unto an.
iieXcd and herewith ser.rd Ip,n you. AID Ia
setve Ii coy o! your answer nihe >Gid complain,
on the subscribers at their office In the city OF
s.a.&", in the cpnat.' Of Cas- aud Territory OF
Dak"ta, wiis,i.' thirty days after the service Of
this summons uloE YOU. cX.ilsive If Tie ,luy OF
rurh service: an! i:yon fail to answer the s,,;i
coinp!ninl within tc time ni"r"sa.d rI.e !ainii
IN th!s Gction Will apply 10 the court for tie rrle
helnan'!ea III the complaint.
" Dated July !, 1851. SToNE.& NEWMAN.
Plnintit', attorneys, Fa:So, DIT
lie detent!unt, Charlie lucot;e,
Take ~ tice that the complaint, in ini, action
wuS flied III the Office the clerk of the District
m"i1st, in and for the coanty Of re;lihina and
Ier!tol. OF Dakota On the I'D day %. Angus 1854
s;r"Nr !. EEwMh$,
AtttrHeys fox Plaintiff. Fargo, D.I
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DgkAYTOS.

Mr.. Hubert was in town this week
looking after the interest of the firm ~
this point.
A. w. McCrca had the misfortune tc
bavc about seventy-five bushels of wheat
burned last week.
The teachers institute to be held a,
Bat'gate next week will be attended b,
all the teachers from this town. The
school will be closed that week,
Mr. =. Southland is the one man in Da
kota who believes farming will pay. Mr.
5. has purchased farm this week anc
now proposes to show that there is mon
ey in farming. Success.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Hunter have beer
sadly bereaved by the death of their lit
tie boy, an only son. They have the
sympathy of numerous friends in thei,
afEiction.
NJ. NJ. Crandall, in charge of the Pills
bury d Hubert elevator here, has, since
the arrival of Mrs. G. last week, leased ,
house and settled down to the comforts
of domestic life again.
I. 3. Holmes was in town this week
calling On old friends. "Dorey"i is credit
ed with the remark that if he must kiss
all the babies in Pembina too in order te
secure the election, then lie prefers te
stay at home.
w. A. Anderson, of Anderson & c..
former owners of the Drayton elevator
has gone east to spend the winter in
Brooklyn. We are sorry to lose such q
general friend from our midst, and hope
lie will "cxcuse these few tears" etc.
johnson Bros. have just received a
large and well selected stock of fall and
winter millinery. They have also some
thing to suit every man and boy in the
line of caps, gloves, mittens, etc. Call
and see tor yourselves. lO.ll
r. Il. Richardson and other parties ere
loading barge with wheat to be shipped
to Grand Forks This is as it should be.
We say, let the farmers get every cent
out of their wheat that they can. If the
local buyers. here or other places will
not pay price which will net the farmer
as much as he can get by shipping to a
more distant market, then it is his duty
to dispose of his wheat where he can yet
the most for it.
Rev. James Woolner has been reap.
pointed to the Drayton circnit for the
coming conference year. We believe
this will give general satisfaction to the
large congregation which regularly at
tends his services. Mr.. Woolner has
only been in this country little over
a year, but he has III SO short a time es.
tablished reputation as a preacher and
pastor that the NJ. j.. conference of Min.
nesota has unanimously admitted him to
that body.
The Drayton grist mill is now doing
good work and running OH full time, and
we are reaping some of the benefit
which this enterprise is going to bring to
our business men. Messrs. McBain &
Horrocks deserve mucl, credit for their
energy and enterprise in giving to Day.
ton and surrounding towns mill equip
ped in first-class style, and capable of do
ing US good work as any mill III the val-
ley. There is every prospect that the
business viii be financially a success as it
deserves to be.
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Notice OF iIc.,ia;, ,ah Letters Tesla.
Yirnta.rJ.

s 1uu, S" .: i rc 5Sh@ IL PROBATE COURT
In Tie matter Of Estate Of Elizabeth Io!luso,
deceased.
y 'iee ii hereby given HAT Jutlsou ". Win.
y t:itii, irn.ing tia, Lists : tasul'iei., Try he t.
nih Issued Il de Estate ~ I.'iIapttr ;nl' &a.,
drrease l. ana l':al the .-t i'll a..l l. lament o
said Ill" beth y hhson. deceased, lie prpbn:el
nd proved. ai. thnl Saturday. tle Isl day u
November, !",ri, at ~ DEL * A. H.
OF sail day Of hti,g u day Of
:cglar ten ~ ti'isco'irt ;n.wit: .f:he Noven,
Der term. X 4, at the Cur house. III the town
ftInig comfy ii is,nbna has l"en set 80.
herring said Jr;:i!nn, W'ie;. and wlcrr any u j,
son interested may nrlearn ,.d show cause VIII,
the SAID petit II sll' iii'l not be grated.
date OCT be. 18th, Isl.
ROBERT rwfsrLIE,
l:-lt riunte judge
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Notice.

My Office has been removed from Penn
bina to Hamilton, u. r.. where all note
and book accounts due must be paid at
once or process of Iaw will be resorted To
for collection. 1915 T. f. YEHXA.
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RlDGFlEi.O.
]. NJ Lien is Will, us again.

]. NJ Lien is with us again.
Potato digging is the order of the day.
w. II. Hull paid us flying visit last
week.
A. Patterson is around again although
he has to hop it.
Mrs. Jordon's little boy has been very
i'll but is better again.
r. Twcedlie and Mr.. Dickson buzzed
the boys few days ago.
There is some talk of organizing a
granger society here. We hope it will
be done.
b. Currie and r. Davis have gone To
Tyner and VIM. Condell to Beaulieu to
attend to their threshing.
Quite party of young people left here
last Sunday for Olga to attend church,
taking their lunch baskets with them.
They were too late for church but judg-
ing from their smiling countenances, they
were not much disappointed.
Mr.. Stiefvater planted not quite one
half bushel Of potatoes of the Red Elfin
variety on the 18th Of May. and OH Sept.
25th he dug ten bushels, and they weigh
from onc-!,alf to six pounds. He saws, if
there were IL county fair he would place
some of them on exhibition. The seed
cost him at the rate of "a per bushel.
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Gang PIow for Sale,

Skinner pillow, in good condition, nearly
new, will sell at bargain. Apply toJos
Morrison or to Oyertin Bristol, Pembina
u. I. l0-u
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BATMGATE.

Wheat is coming in fast.
business y brisk with our merchants.
Mrs. 8. 7. Merit has gone to her home
ii Minnesota. q;
4. B b. a rs. 1fisf ~ !. & :.
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ISthe course Of his lecture in Fargo
on Friday night last, Joseph Cook said
II had thought that the valley of the
Danube was the greatest wheat produc
ing country in the world, but i'll the val
ley of the Red River of the North have
bcheld the most dazzling blaze of black
and brown and green splendor ever un.
furled beneath the blue canopy Of
heaven"
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sSleeples nights, made miserable BY
that terrible cough. shiloh,s cufs i the
III ~ eeld az q Z. I
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Eight well bred Poland China and
Berkshire pigs for sale, imported last
spring from tlle.lllinois Industrial Insti-
tute. Must be disposed of at once. Will
sell Oh time.
A wk, PeiuLiii:,.
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Busi1leus Locals.
Oysters Served
10 the Farmers.

To order at the Pioneer Bakery in any
and every style. 9-3m
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For lame Back. side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price rs Cents.-sold by
L. WiLKENs.
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A FARGO paper thus speaks of former
resident of Pembina: 'rhe young PEG
pie of the North side meet this afternoon
at the residence of Rev. Mr.. Ewing for
the purpose of forming local circle OF
the Chautauqua society. This is a prais-
worthy move and we trust it will be put
upon substantial and permanent footing,
because, for sucl, societies great and last
ing good, socially and intellectually, may
be gained and reached.
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wide Awake Drupeists-

Messrs. G. Moore & Co., are always
alive to their business, and spare nc
pains to secure the best of every article in
their line. They have secured the agcn.
cy for the celebrated DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. The only
certsiN cure known for consumption,
cough, cold, hoarseness. asthma. laxfever
bronchitis, or any affection of the throat
and lungs. Sold on positive guarantee.
Trial bottles free. Regular size $ LOO. 5
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Rene ly,
Price SO cents. Nasal Injector free-Sold
by L. WILKENs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17

AwELL equipped hunting party left
town Monday, made up of L. +. Booker,
L. K. Cavileer, H. Charlton and Col. Book
walter. They well camp in the wilds OF
Northern Minnesota for few weeks and
no doubt come home well laden down
with game.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
Fresh OYSTERS.
Notice.

At the Pioneer Bakery. Call and tr.
them. 9-3m