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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-10

The indications for a good fruit
crop are not as good in Northern
Ohio as in the central and southern
part Of the stase;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-10

The Apache Indians are again
upon the war path, committing
deptedatiens and numbering peace.
full inhabitants.
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PIoaters.

/ -s S4esSs-+ 80 - -
blackberries is good.
Ice msn are now reapihs their
harvest.
Rain and sunshine Is making the
crops grow.
! Ask your neighbor to subscribe
for this paper.
There are seven insane persons
in the KanaSha county Jail.
Fotty.eigh. per cent Of the land
in Mason county sin timber.
Lots Of dogs in town as yet IN.
numbered, with the elect.
Hon. James B. Menager is at the
Capital, on professional business.
Mr.. Walter Holmes, lost a yalu-
able day horse, Saturday morning
Why don't somebody get married
to break the monolony.
Dog fighting ought to be broken
up on the streets.
Times are too hard for festivals;
too much strain on the pocket
book.
Boys, it is dangerous habit you
have Of throwing stones in the
streets.
What wheat there is, is filing
nicely; what is lacking in quaint.
" will be made up III quality.
There are one hundred and TWEEN.
ty.ninO saloOnsin the city Of Vince
ling.
We have some chronic grumb
lers, but how could the world get
along without them.
The acreage Of corn planted in
this county this year, is the largest
ever known.
Mr.. james H. Couch, Jr., is at.
tending United States Court at
Parkersburg, this week.
Physicians should read the ad-
vertisement to physicians" in this
issue.
Frosts were reported in some
parts Of the county Tuesday morn
ing.
1t does not look now, as if bust.
ness was ever going to revive in
this place again.
sixty-fve per cent of the total
area Of West Virginia is occupied
by farms,
Judge D. S. Van Matre, left last
Thursday, on a business trip to
Parkersburg.
DR.. Jas, A. Smith, of Winfield,
W. Va, gave US pleasant call last
week.
Mr.. c. X. Simpson, who has been
working at Winfield, returned
home Monday,
Robert selbe, son Of Mr.. John. R.
selbe, arrived in town Saturday,
after a years visit in Nebraska.
Hon, D. S. Hounshell, of Cincin.
natl, is in town, attending to i'm.
portant legal business.
Mr. H. W, sissou, of the County
Clerks Office, made a trip to the
Capital last week.
Charles, son of John S. Miller,
returned to his home in this place,
on last Wednesday.
AT the Festival at Hickory Chap.
Ell, Thursday night, something over
$40 was realized.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Adkins, Sunday evening, nine
pound son.
G. P. Simpson, Esq, has been at
Catlettsburg the last four or five
days on legal business.
Mrs. Leila Wright, of Logan,
and Mr. Joe Varian and wife Of
NelsOnville, Ohio, are visiting rela.
tiveS in this place.
Rev. DR.. Young breaches his last
sermon in this place next Sunday.
He goes from here to Washington,
Penn.
Mr.. Ed, Taylor, of California, is
here on a visit to relatives, the
glost Of Mr.. F. D. Hoy,
The ladies of the Episcopal con.
gregation will give a lawn party
in the church yard, next Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Rankin Wiley, Jr., left on a
WISH TO The Normal Schools through.
out the State, last Tuesday, He
will be absent about three weeks.
CT. Thompson, Esq, Of the
Mountain Herald, passed through
our city last Saturday, on his way
to MorgantOwn, to attend a meet.
ing of the Board of Regents.
There will be a nhilarsn, dnu
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-10
WANTED.

THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE in.
l SURANCE COMPANY, Of Cincin-
matt, Ohio, desire to employ several
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
First Publication Dec. &c. 1854.
AlOrtRaHe Sale.

WHERE'S, Y, ue'id de-, Desroeher and Ra.alie
executed and delivered 70 Benjamin i. Stone,
bearing date the y III day OF December, 1852 upcu
comiitiUn among ether thinys. that innrtKagurr
should we'll and truly pay tile sun, Of live hun.
drsd and seventy-tOur and twenty-five hun.
dredtlis dollars according ~ the conditions III
one principal prOnlisOry note Of even date there.
with for $40 Md due November 1, 1887 aud four
interest coupon notes each for the sum of So aud
and 1857. and one coupon note for &aa.5 due
November ], 1888, which mortgage contained
therein power authorizing the sale Of reul
property uls,n default i,eing made in said con-
ditlon. aud defarlt having been made by failure
Of mOrtgugor 70 pay the said coupon notes due
November !. 1883 and November I, 1881. aud
interest. said power of sale hss become operative
ell ut Law 10 recover the debt now remaining
s.eused by such mortgage or any port thereof,
NE sanl mortgage having been duly recorded III
the Office 81 the kcEistsr Of Deeds In aud for the
county of = mbins. Territory Of Dakota. on the
10th day Of January, 1853: at2it o'clock p. M. in
Now therefore; Notice Is hereby given that said
power Of sale contained ther. In. and pursuant to
the Statute in rnch case made and provided. by
rale OF the mortgaGed premises or some psrt Of
theta. That BY r ason OF said default the mort
guKee hereby declares said principal note due
aud payable. That the amount claimed to be due
thereon Ut this date IL Sl77.66, aud All attorney
fee of fifty dollars.
That the mortysged PREMISE are described Is
follows. toWit: southwest quarter (sw " Of
section five o. township one hundred and sixty
one U6D north. of range ffty-one (5I) west And
that said prenlise. with til. her.ditaments and
apnurte.ances sal be sold ct Public Auction 70
the highest bidder for cash to pay .sid debt and
interest and tn" tax II any on said prem,ses and
hfty 'iolarr attorneys fee u stipulated In aud by
said mortgage In case of foreclosure and the dis
bursements allowed by law; which sale will be
nude by the sheriff OF said Pembins county OF
hisdeputy ut the front door of the Court House
In the town Of Pembina. In said county mud Terri
tory, on the 7th day Of February. 1895. OF O'Clock
p. III. Of that day.
Dated this 18th day of December 1884.
BosAKD j. CLIFFORD. BEHJANINS. STONE.
Attys for Mortgage. 2s.& NorxaHee.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Land Office, Grand Forks. u. T.. January ~. 1885,
N"tice is hereD: given that the following named
settles havc filed notice OF their intention u make
final proof support vi III. ir claims and that sid
proofs wiil be :ia,ie Dciurc Register and Receiver
ut Grnnd Forks. H., on March Is, 1855. Wig:
viz: Sander W. O!eson,
for the NV or see ~. ~, S.,
H.. nnnle- the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. VIZ: fialv Thorson. G,il,ier Rarsiiiason,
Gail Munsuii, Ellef kittl ron, all Uf Iembina Co.
viz: Joseph vanlul,
For the sw qT sw ur,s;c II, Inf sc or sec IS, and
NV ar lie ur sec q, t lG3, r 81.
II. names the following witners: ~ prove his
cont np''- residence upon ana cultivation OF
JOS. Lanyle, st. oath Jerome: all oflemDna Co.
viz: st Math Jerome,
for the Swqr. sec 81 i..l. r57.
He names the Observation-Disclosures TO prove his
coniinu us residence uuui, ald cultivation Of
said band, viz: J,,seph vandal, :eter Dnupheiley
Baptist Monnettc, Jucob Chappell, all OF Il. mbLs
county.
viz Peter Douphenia,
for the sw ar neqr, hfseq re or sw ar, sec IS,
H. names the following witnesses to prove his
continuousr si,lence upon and cultivation Of suid
land. viz: Joseph Vui.t.nl st. Math JarOine Jacob
Chappcll. Baptist Moine;t-, all Ut Penbina Co.
viz: Baptist M"inette.
for the " hf NV or. Inf sH or. sec is, l63. r 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
coniInu tbs r, sideic. upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: John Vaula. St. Math Jerome, ia
crb Clappell. Peter D'lphenie. all OF Penbina
county.
viz Jacob Chnppell,
for the hfse Or. sec3, W hineqr rec 1o,tl6S,
He name. the following witnesses to prove his
continuous I :,, residence Upon and cultivation of
l. tslette, Peter Douphenie. allnffembina Co.
2s-33 &c. TIFFANY, Register.
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SUMNlONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. DISTRICT COURT,
County OF Pembins. Third Judicial District.
Frank D. Harrison. plaintiff, against John p. Nc.
Andrews Jr.. defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota to the above named
defendant
Yonare hereby summoned and req uired to ans.
wef the complaint in tie above entitled sction
which x.r filed with the clerk of,lle lic.ccurt
January 81. 1883. q whiciia copy IL hsrsunto gu.
nexed and herewith served upon you. and 70
plant on the subscriber, at his Office iu the
town Of i'embina. In the county Of Pembina and
Territory Aforesaid, within thirty days alter the
: g., q this summons upon you: exclusive II
the said complaint within the time sforsrsid. The
Plaintiff In this action will take Judgment gaiuaS
you for the sum Of thrtytive dollarr and interrs VI
At 10 per cent. per .nnum from +. brusry9. 1894,
and 70 become due the further sum Of Two Hun.
drel aud i've dollars, with interest ~ the rate Of
twelve per cent. per annum from the ID day Of
December. 1891 together with the costs and dis.
bursep,ent Of this action.
Dated December "a, 1884.
F. d. HARMON,
$50 PLAINTIFF Atty. Pembira, D. T.
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Bs1zss: c. E. jackson spent last Sun.
day in Winnipeg. Mr., McTavish has
found his dog In Response 70 his adv
estisement 10 Last weeks P1oNExl-
ExPsans. .....Sub zero weather departed
tor = short spell with the opening of
Februasy.....A church wedding draws
good house In Pemblna. :. The new iron
bridge wall add to the attractiveness of
our town......Mr. Chapman has had bis
three bears stuffed and they now stand
inotsnsively in his dining s..loon......Mr.
was fined $40 and costs in
Jusaice Ewings court for assault aud
battery upon John, son of Richard
Gru9an.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

U Land ofic., urari Forks. d T. Jan. q. 1885.
Notice is hereby gwen that the Following named
settlers have filed notice nf their Intention ~ make
final proof In support ofteir claims and that sud
prnut will be made beitLe X, gster and Receiver
Grand Forks. ID r., March II, 1855, VIZ:
viz Narcis i.afrauboi,,
or lots three and fou., a.d se qr sw Ir sec 20
l6i r d.
continuous residence upon and cultivation tsaid
land. viz: Jacob Chap.mll, ST H:utl Jerome, JOS.
jerome, Ed. Kolstte all Of Pembina co.
Edmund Rolette.
for the INV ar sec o, t IG.., -.
lie names the following witnessea to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz: jacob Chlppell st. Math Jerome,
Jos PHI jerome. Nnrcis i.nranbJir ail of Pclnbinn
county.
viz: Iseral Vandal,
for the hf ne ar and Inf se Or rec Is, 1863, 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
can'inuuls reSid me- upon. and cultivation Of,
said land. vE:Ciias. DoupIenie. st. Math Jerome,
jacob Cinppeil. JOS Jer me, sllof pembina Co.
viz: Frank B. lyard,
for III" NV ar zee 81, 1863. r So.
lie name. the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation
Jos jerome, Iserui Vanda I'LL Of PemDina county.
viz:Jos. Jerome. Jr.,
for thes htne ar sec amd 4wqruw Or aud nv
qrsw or. sec lot !Gi, r 81.
lie nanes the fnllowing witnesses to prove hii
continuous residence upon and cultivation Ofs0id
| had. viz: Jacob Chmpp,ll lseral vxndal, JOSEPH
fnndal. Nascis Latroiubo;-. VII OF Pe,ubina Cu.
| Ana You Alexander laIlyle. who on the ath d.,
| 0fApril csi filed Us NJ. SlCy on the " qr ne Qr
SIC 9s hfnw q aud NV or Sw Or se.: 10, iG3, r57
are her. by notified to show cause VI this Office
tetor March II. 1855 ifuny there liz why sait
Joseph jerome Jr. Should not Ike allowed W ms =
proof aud paymentf,r said tract,
| viz: Barnard Vartlsl
forthe hfnw qr, rec x, ands hfsw qr. eco e,
| 1868. r51.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi
continuous r,sld nee upon, and cultivation oi
raid land viz: Jos Chappel St Aath Jerome. j.
And sou Nelson iegsull, who ON tile lt!l day Q
Ap:il 1871, i!ed DIS No 5r6, on the sw Or. xw 81
scc -, i.t3 r ~, and other lands. a.e hereb
notified to show cause ut this Office, on or b,
tor. Mach .,th, ls.l If any there be, why raj
Barnard vantlul should II the allowed ~ max
CtGnd payment for sAd tract.
1888 d. G. TIFFANY, Register.
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TEs..ros, Q, D4.orA, p,s..re- cossr.

County Of Psmbina. Third Judicial District.
Henry G. Feldman, plainuh. against Joseph La.
Porte, defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota 10 the above named
defendant.
You joseph laPorte are hereby summoned and
required IT, answer the complaint III th- above
cntitl. action, which vas flrd with the clerk Of
u serve copy Of your answer 70 the said com.
plStut on the subscribers. at their ONCE 10 Penn
bina tn the county Of Pembina and Territory
sl"asssd within Thirty day. .ssf serving ,ht.
such service; and II you fail " answer the aid
complaint within tn: time Aforesaid. The painti1
IN this action viii take Judgment against you Or
interest on the same from October ltt 1883 at the
rate Of ten per cent per annuln besides cCsts and
dtSbursv ments.
Dated December q, 1884.
GAFFNEY 3 KNEEeHAw,
1881 Attorneys for Plaintiff. PsmbinA OAK
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LAad O0oo, 0faMd 1ofk1, D.1, Jan. " III
Notice = heesby given that he 1ollowlnR-Dasne6
6na! psoofin support efhis claim, ard that xai1
proof Will b m6de beeoge Ne clerk OF the diss
trtot court at RemblDe, = n, ~, i1U6, viz:
yoosDh 4uaoa,
TOT the hf n q and " nh a.. SECT, t1es %.
He names the lbllowAg vltnSsees p prove bis
continuous resid~nce 1poo and cultivation u
Joseph NORM And Antoine efovos$, III Of Geclis,
d. r.
And you, Ielssphoss McCrs, who o. the lsth
day Of April, ig75 nled ID. D. No. 1867 on the hf
nv az and v hin qr, sec .. { les 50. are hereby
notified 70 show cause at this once n.or bef0.e
February u, 1855: lfanY there BE-. Why raid Jos.
Eudon should not b allowed 70 make proof AID
payment for said tsace
1850 &c. TIFFANY, Register.
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Fresh fruits of all kinds at the Pioneer
Bakery.
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 cheeriully
given on application either in person or
by letter. Arrangements have been
made 81 that passengers can get through
tickets to and from New Orleans.
F.'. w. E. GooDING,
3-8 Ag't st. r., N. &M. Ry'
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w ]. AvDEisoN, Receiver.

ST. VINCENT NEW ERA:-AEout ten days
ago, young gentleman by the name of
"Kasson" ordered few posters at this
office, announcing ball to take place
sometime in the future, at St. Vincent,
also few hundreds of Ball tickets He
told us that he would take handful of
the tickets over to Pelnbina. and utter he
had sold them would fetch us back our
pay. We wishing to do Brother Young
a kindness, promised Mr.. Kasson to
throw him in several glowing locals, if
he would sell Mr.. Young family ticket
for rs cents. all of which lie faithfully
promised to do. 1t appears, however,
that he did not take in enough Pembina
peo-money to 60 round, as We fell short
of our share; but the next morning, or
sometime during the night, our "pard.
ner" seized an overcoat, gold watch and
$40, and thus loaded down escaped from
Pembina. In about two hours afterwards
the Pembina myrmidons of tie law
caught up with him, brought him back,
and encarcerated him in their bastlle;
they also recovered the watch. coat, and
$l4.l0 cents of the cash. The balance,
$3.50 of the money which they did not
recover, we need scarcely add, = the
exact amount of his prirssjjrg .b,i We
have decided not to pay IL cash back,
for the sufficient reason Net re have
not got it, we paid it over to Mr.. Booker,
that good man, who is quietly, but sure
ly absorbing our wealth. What We wish
to enquire Of Mr.. Young is: LIS 1t safe for
us to venture on his side of the river?
Will they, il they catch us, put us in
losthsome dungeon, on account of our
partnership with Mr.. Kasson? The
answer We receive to above enquiries,
will govern our movement upon Pembina.
[Eor the present, it might be US well for
Mr.. Deacon to take no chances OH this
side of the river.-Ed.]
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
Hamilton. Dakota. January " d. H. 1ss
SliNllanHx

SUMMONS.
County Of rembins. Third Judicial District.
Frank A. will.on. Plaintiff against WIN. Hunter.
defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota, to the above named de-
PENDANT.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the Complaint Of the Plaintiff in tile
above entitled action, which 10 tiled In the Office
Of els Clerk Of the District Court Of The Third
Judicial District In and for the County IL Fem
bi..s. aud Territory Of DAKOTA. aid u serve .
copy Of your answer u said Complaint, on the
subscriber. Vt his Office in Hamilton, in said
county. within thirty days after tile service III
uis Summon upon you. exclusive Of tile day Of
such service: aud II you fail T. answer to said
compliant within u. time aforesaid. the plnin-
TIT III this action will apply 10 tine court for tile
relief d. mxnded III the Cnmpla
Dated ut Hamilton. u. T. January IL, 1895.
L. A. ROSE,
27-33 Plaintiffs Attorney,
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BATHGATE,

Dakota's winter has not been as severe
as usual.
G. L. Mckinney and family are gone
to Minnesota OH visit.
X. Grandy expects to start this week
for Minnesota to buy horses.
Mrs. F. A. Wilson has returned from
her extended visit in Minnesota.
NJ. A. Probst, the celebrated machine
expert has gone TO Saltwater, Mimi, j. e.
he has returned to the shops ofthe N. w.
Manufacturing and Car 20.
On Sunday we were favored with a
young blizzard from the south. It is q
well known fact that the south winds arc
the most disagreeable in this country.
Frank A. Wilson is back from Bis
marck, and Plato or Socrates could not
have been more philosophic. "In this
wheat by aud by" there will be another
election.
The singing school under the instruc.
ton of Prof. Sumpter might be produc.
tive of good, but the Prof. needs to insist
upon better order, and he would increase
the number of pupils.
The friends Of A. j. Stacy, the celebrat-
ed machine collector, will regret to learn
that he got an unmerciful thumphing a
few days since at the hands of II. ID.
Socket, a farmer resident of Batllgate.
G. +. WILDER and WIN. Wright inter.
viewed the mountaineers last week, and
told them many tale Of the pl,ilanthfo-
ply of q. AultInan & Co.. and listened to
the novel Of the farmers, and cxpericnc.
ed the romance Of living for a few days
at distance Of thirty or forty miles from
town.
]. B. Steffen returned home last Sun.
day. after an extended trip in the SOUTH
He spent two weeks in New Orleans and
is full of stories in regard to the great ex.
position. john thinks it is warmer there
than it is here, and he is delighted with
the prospect Of the orange crop. But
Kentucky takes his eye. If he were
going to leave Dakota, he would like x
try Kentucky.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

Fine soft weather this week.
Business in the hotels is reported quiet
this week.
Ernest Emmers is moving down to his
farm south of Cavalier.
Weddings are in order. Come Archie
and Johnnie, hurry up. We might tender
the same advice to Jack.
Cutting ice is now the business in hand
and number are availlng themselves Of
the fine crop in the Tongue River.
Billy Stewart was down from the noun
tain last Tuesday, Billy has also been and
got married. Congratulations.
Noah Johnson is Ieriecting arrange
ments for his removal to Crystal. This
leaves good opening for butcher in
Cavalier.
Mr.. Bcchtcl's familiar countenance is
seen round town once more, Mr.. Bechtel
preiers our own country far ahead Of that
adjacent to Bismarck.
Mr.. Levi Bechtel surprises his many
friends at last by doing no less thing
than going and getting married, Miss
Johanna Burke was the bride. The cerc-
mony was performed in Pe,nhina on Fri
day last. best wishes MIR. and Mrs.
Beclatel, for your future happiness. &c.
Miss Noodle has returned to her home
in Morris, Man .....long John was seen
in town again......Wood is coming in in
moderate quantities........Commisio
Arnold was in town OH Sun,lav......Johl
w. Bechtel took trip to Winnipeg thi.
week.
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Sheriff sale.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA
County Of Pembina.
olafur Tllorstein.on. plaintiff, w. J. A. McDon-
aid. Il, fehdent
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue oi
All EXECUTION e. Inc directed aud delivered, and
how in my leids, issued out Of the e., rk's Office
OF the T.ird Judicial District Court, Territory III
Dakota. In and Tor the county of r. mhins, upon
judgment rend: red IN said court In favor of Ola
FUR ThOrrtelnson and against J. A. McDonsLl, I
have levied upon tile follow ing eacribed pro.
pcrty ofsaid defendant. tp-wit: one or, Am color
Ell pony about TN years old one chest of carpen-
ler's t"oH and books one childs carr iage, one
woOltop niattresY. three WOODEN blankets, one
pnir feather pillows, And that shall, ON ruer-
euy the 18th uay Of F, brusry A. ID. 1885, Vt the
hour OF O'clock p. IN. Of ssid day. 1t the hard.
ware store OfC. II. Strong. in Pembins in said
county aud Itiritury. proceed 10 sell all the
right. title and lit ,st OF tue above named j. A,
Mcdonald III AMI u til. above described proper
ty To- satisfy said Judgment and costs amounting
y iiity.,ur dollars and tortytwo hundretts cents
(aa4 together with all accruing Costs of sale,
and interest OH the s4i;e from the sd day OF
January 1885, ut the rate of seven per cent. per
annum. at Public Auction, to the highest bidder
for cash.
WI kNEEsHAw; Attorney,
Dat>u this.Sth duy Of January, 1885.
DAVID DICK,
Sheriff, Pcmbina County.
N-3l &. I. WIGHT Deputy.