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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-23
BATliG

A. B. Little was i'm town Tuesday,
Batl,gate has been alive with law suits
for several days.
A new barber shop is started at the
Grand Union Hotel.
Mrs. G. F. Mckinney went to Mimic on
Tuesday to visit Mrs. A. D. Sackett.
The surprise party given at F. A.
Wilson's on Monday night was pro-
nounced a success in every particular.
Subscriptions for the PIONEER EXPRESS
may be paid to e. L. Parker.
The baptismal services were pc r
formed upon the young son Of Alex.
Lakewood last Sunday evening at the
NJ. E. church. The name is too long to
remember.
The oyster supper given by the isdiee
of the Presbyterian church on last Fri.
day evening was an unqualified success
in every respect. except one; the oystert
did not come, and beefsteak was used al
asubstitute.
Chimney sweeps made their appear
ance on our streets on Saturday and were
soon furnished employment. They die
their work in the latest improved ant
most approved manner and amused no
a few.
Word come to US on Friday that d. ]
Mcmillan had skipped and left his wifi
10 settle their debts as best she coult
The creditors, however, proceeded I
take in what security they had an
attach the remaining property. So NJ
Mcmillan will soon learn that he ha
better have stayed and faced the must
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To tho Public.

Many in different parts of the fourth
commissioner district having expressed
to me their wish that l should be q
candidate for reelection at the approach.
ing election. 1 have concluded to an.
nounce myself as such. will only say,
that if chosen again to fill the position
now hold, shall endeavor, as in the
past, to be faithful to the interests of all
parts of my district. J.J. HURLEY.
Walhalla. Oct. 20.
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Bucklen's Arnica salvo.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, Fever
sores, chapped hands, chilblnins, corns,
and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cts. ler box.
For sale by c. Moore 4 Co., and ID. Nc
Gruer.
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BOW nlaONT.

l. D0WE8A0NT.
Fall blowing is progressing favorabIy
Threshing is lnoetly done except a few
who do not intend to tl.resh until the
ground freezes.
Miss Reid has returned to Pembins
o resume her studies in telegraphy, ate,
three weeks rural recreation.
A few farmers are drawing out theil
No. l hard and return home with more
su'iles and heavier purses than last year,
Our city blacksmith is about moving To
st. Thomas. We wish him every success,
but sorry to say Bowes,nont cannot
support 30 many blacksmitl,s.
Bowesmont can boast ola pair of young
ladies' among whose accomplishments are
attending threshing machines, playing on
the piano and singing, with voices not
very strong but sweet. How is this?
John johnson has rented Mr.. Abraham
Johnson's farm. Surely Jack does not
intend to 20 back on the bachelors by
taking unto himself a wife, but according
to the tacit confession of young lady it
must be so.
A short time ago, when about to par
take of a bachelors repast, Mr.. David
Reid was surprised by visit from a
three hundred pound bear. Dave with
the assistance of his horse, managed to
herd his bearship ON the prairie until
arrival Of Mr.. Myres with his rifle. when
bruin succumbed to the effects of q well
directed bullet. Mr.. Robt. McCardie
also lndalged in the luxury of sprinklinp
another bear with duck shot.
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ST. THOMAS.

Business is lively. Our stores are doing
a good business and hotels arc crowded.
The new NJ. +. church is rapidly ap-
preaching completion, but no pastor has
yet been appointed in charge.
The social at the Baptist church on
Thursday evening promises to be a sue
cess. The proceeds will be for the bene-
fit of the church fund.
8. J. Taylor's new building is nearly
completed. 1t will be used for a bakery
and confectionery.
q. f. Kcrmott & Co.'S new drug store
will be ready for occupancy in short
time. The building makes fine ap-
pearance.
The Anglo-American hotel is being
removed to Cleland Ave., more central
portion of the town. Cannon & Healy
are the proprietors.
An important event of the week was
the sale by Lemon Bros. of their hard
ware business to L. f. Storms & 20.
Further particulars not at hand.
The Bank of st. Thomas is doing a
large business. Cashier Smiths ready
tact is put to test to dispose of the
business, he and his assistant, Mr.. Short,
being kept on the alert. early and late.
Michael McCarty, living west of town,
received dangerous wound in the chest
the other dav while testing the explosive
power of cartridge in a stick of wood.
The explosion was success. DR.. Kermott
in due time arriving to repair the damage.
The prairie fire to the east of town a
week last Saturday, destroyed a great
deal Of property. William Tully lost five
stacks of wheat and one stack of hay:
Geo. Hodgson, four stacks of wheat; S.
Newell, three stacks Of wheat; Anthony
Garnet 200 tons of hay. The fire swept
along with great ,apidity and volume.
PERsoxAL.-H. l.. Crandell has been
on the sick list for some days......Arne
Bjolnson, formerly from Mountain, is
now engaged with S. r. Smith. .Magnut
Stefanson. another Mountaineer, is in
the employ of H. w. Hanson. d
Winlaw, marshalls book entries for w.
NJ. Holbrook & COL. E. Storms has e
far recovered as to dispense with the US,
of cane. mfr. G. 4. Ker,kott felicitate
himself OH the arrival of fine little bo,
at his house and accordingly passes tn
cigars.
Parties IN arrears on subscription
the PIONEER EXPRESS may leaye tn
| amount at G. f. Kermott's.
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NOTICE.

whereas certain dutiahls goods, wares and
merchandise. have remained unclaimed at this
Port more than one year. And, whereas, the
same has been duly appraised according to law,
and now open for public Inspection at the Custom
Houses ct 81, Vincent, Mimi. and Pemblna, ID. 4.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that
vii. at the Custom House at the Port Of Pembina
at O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day. sell al
public auction TO the highest bidder therefor for
cash, all Of said unclaimed goods. az specified
and particularly described in said catalogues.
Custom House, st. Vincent, Mimi, Oct II, 1895
ADELARD GUERNoN,
1915 Collector
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PROBATE NOTICE.

rt COUNTY Of e COURT
In the. matter Of the estate of Frank Colombo.
deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that Mary Colombo
praying for letters Of adminstration Of the estate
Of FraDs Colombo deceased, and that Friday
the 30th day OF October 1885 at two o'clock p. M,
Of SAID day, being day of q regular term OF this
court, to.wit: Of the September term, 1885
ct my Office in the court house in the city OF
Pembina, county Of Pembina, has been ret fOi
hearing said petition when and where any lerrol
interested may appear and show cause why the
said petition should not be granted.
Dated Pembina. Oct 18th. 1855.
Z. A. ARMSTRONG,
1914 Probate Judge
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Headquarters Wortlcn Post, No. SO, G.
A. r., Pe,nbina Oct. goth, 1885. Special
order No. Z.
There will be special meeting and
camp fire on Thursday evening, Oct. 90,
at post headquarters. All members are
requested to be present and all old soldiers
are cordially invited. BY order of
R. ]. STRONG, B.H. WEBSTER.
Adjutant. Post Commander.
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wHE1AT

l am prepared to pay the highest
market price for wheat delivered at St.
Vincent Flat House. Dakota farmers
furnished with free ferry tickets by the
citizens of Pembina.
1t julius JENSEN,
Buycr,
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Pound.

On Oct. 9Th, 1885. a bay pony mare, about
five years old, with three white legs and
star in forehead. Owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take
her away. Call at Union House, Ham
iltOn, d. T. 1915 O. NJ. MATTHEWS.
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Iteua Of Interest

Salesman can add A l line. Small
samples. Cash commissions. Missouri
agent earned $500; Texas, s., 100 in 'S4.
P. o. Box 1871, New York. 1918
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Lot 3, SEC. IS 7. 1872, Toilette, Pembina
County, D. T.
Lot Is, block Is, with house and
stables, Rolette street, Pcmbina. Clear
titles.
My farm, about 500 acres, OH Red
river, three miles from Pcnnbina, to rent
for taxes and improveme nts for num-
Der of years.
J.. WILKENs.
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DRAYTOH.

u. Graham is 1isposing Of the balance
of w. L. COTS merchandise at reduced
rates.
A suite of four rooms to rent, apply to
johnson Bros. 1914
The water in the Red river is 80 low
that it is doubtful if the boats will visit
US this fall.
Rev. w. r. Morrison is now occupying
the former residence of S. r. Smith, re-
moved to st. Thomas.
Ladies' square and double shawls
nubias, Jerseys, hoods, etc, at johnson
Bros. 1914
Township board of supervisors met in
session last Saturday p. H., and disposed
of the ordinary accumulation of business
The weather has been unusually fine
this fall for farmers to get their work
done, but the cold mornings lately arc q
reminder that we are in Dakota.
Ladies' coats marked away down a,
johnson Bros. 1914
Very earnest sermons were preached,
morning and evening, by the Rev. H. P.
Cooper, of Park River, in this town las,
Sunday and were highly appreciated by
large and attentive congregations.
Subscriptions for the PIONEER EXPIRES.
may be paid to s. r. Smith.
We have the largest stock of mems and
boys caps in town, and having bough,
them very cheap, We are prepared Il
sell them very much lower than ever
johnson Bros. 1914
The choir in the NJ. E. church here
under the leadership of s. F. johnson
make the church service attractive BY
their musical renderings and the ton,
they impart the congregational singing.
Threshing is pretty well through with
in this township and although consider
able of the wheat has been damaged b,
frost, the improvement in prices ovel
last year is making the farmers fee
somewhat jubilant.
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To School Board.

The undersigned desires situation a.
teacher, abou! the LIST December or
January. Certificate and testim onials
ffrst-class. J. NJ. BATEMAn,
1916 Hyde Park.
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Male Teacher Wanted

Male Teacher Wanted
LII district No. 81, for six months school,
to commence about Nov. LIST. Apply to
district lizard, stating terms and grade
OF certificate. ii. MORRIs, II
Neclle, ID. I. Dist. Clerk,
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Our old friend and fellow towns,nsu.
w. H. Swinton, dropped in on us on
Friday, much to the joy of his friends
here. Mr.. Swinton now holds the respon-
sible position of deputy treasurer for the
county Of Ramsey in Minnesota. He
spent several days with us and says that
BathRate shows more signs of substantial
Improvement than any other town he
has visited.
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HYDE PARK.

Rev. Mr.. Mullins did not reach here
last Sabbath, therefore no sermon.
Potato picking and thresling have
had serious effect on the school.
In consequence of low funds and
frozen wheat, the school board has de.
cided not to continue school for the
winter.
Mrs. Minniwaminy intended leaving
for her home near London, Out. a week
ago Tuesday, accompanied by her nothe,
but was taken suddenly i'll, Which! has
delayed them. She is recovering.
Mns. HYDE has had Il very severe
attack of mcnralyia......Mr. las. Hyde
from the SMris, is visiting parents and
friends hcre......Miss Lizzie Howell re.
turned last week from her visit in
Southern Minnesota and was heartily
welcomed l,y her friends.
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A Gentle Hint to Town and Country
House Keenera

fyou have not been ut Thompson's
Grocery Store yet, just drop in and see
him, he will be glad to see you and think
it no trouble to give his prices before
making your purchases elsewhere. Also
will exchange for butter and eggs.
Remember the pIace.-Old Express
Office, Pemblna.
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*. Vincent Tair.

0t. vincent Fair.
Quite number Of our citizens were In
attendance at the st. Vincent fair. II
was greater success than the doubters
supposed and probably not quite 80 sue.
cesstdl a. its promoters wished. It waa
beginning, however, and as such prom.
ises to result in something better in the
future. Stirring addresses we're delivered
on Tuesday afternoon by Hon. Chas.
Canning, Capt. Donaldson and John
Ffnney. The Hallock brass band dis.
coursed sweet music during the after.
noon. The following is a list of awards:
Best stallion, E. Glow.
Best mare for agricultural purpose, r.
Sylvester lot prize, Jas. Miller I'd.
Best team Of general purpose horses, R.
Sylvester lst prize. Jas. Miller 81.
Beet team of mules, George Grogan LIST
prize, Alex Gamble I'd.
Best COW three years old, Geo. Grosan
Let prise, Chas Glow I'd.
Best heifer two years old, George Ash
lst prize, P. LeMasurier I'd.
Best yoke of working oxen, Z. Glow let
prize, D. Atkinson I'd.
Best boar. Ed. Cameron; best SOW for
breeding purpose, Geo. Grogan LIST prize,
Alex. Campbell I'd.
Best fat pig one year old and over, A.
Glow.
Best spring pig, James Miller LIST prize,
George GroRan I'd.
George GroRan received a special prize
for sheep from r. W. Lowery Of st. Vim.
cent.
Best pair of Brahama hens, +. Appelby;
Best pair of Cochins, John Ryan; best
pair Houdans, Alex. Campbell; best pair
Leghorn, Alex Turner; best turkeys, Jno.
McGlaskan; best geese, John Finney LIST
prize, John Kruse I'd; best ducks. Alex.
Campbell LIST prize. Jos. Brawley I'd.
Heaviest dozen of eggs. r. Sylvester LIST
prize. Mrs. Lappe I'd.
Best five pounds Of butter, Mrs. I.appe
lst prize, Mrs. A. krus. 2d.
Best loaf Of bread, Mrs. A. Campbell
LIST prize, Mrs. Balm ID.
Best fruit cake, Miss b. Lowery.
Fancy work, Mrs. e. j. Gooding lat
prize, Mrs. Carney I'd.
Wheat, Capt. Donaldson LIST, Alex. Tur-
ner I'd; best barley, L. Glow LIST prize, j.
Finney I'd; best oats. Jas. Ford LIST prize.
H. Griffith I'd.
Best quilt, Mrs. Z. ]. Cooling, special.
above competition; Mrs. Robertson LIST
prize, Mrs. Lappe I'd; best rug, Mrs. ID.
Atkinson LIST prize, Mrs. c. Glow 2d.
Best six beets. Jas. Ford first prize, Jas.
Miller I'd; best six carrots, Jas. Miller LIST
prize, Jas. Ford I'd; best six turnips, J..
Ford LIST prize. Alex. Turner I'd best cab.
bage. Jas. Ford LIST prize, Alex. Campbell
I'd. best peck OF red potatoes, Jas. Miller
Let prize, Alex. Campbell %; best peck
OF white potatoes. jus. Miller LIST prize;
best peck Of onions. J. Finncy list prize,
Alex. Turner 2d,
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Nh. w. ]. KxrrsnAws little Girl H.,a,.
hes been IN very critical condition
during the past week from the effects Of
the kick ofthe horse the week previous.
Mr.. Kneeshaw was summoned by tele.
graph from &. Panl on Friday last, IL
beidg thought that the child would not
survive. We are glad to learn, however,
that under DR.. Harris skilful treatment
tho little girl seems to be slowly i'm
proving.
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A Word in Time.

Mrs. Thompson would respectfully re-
mind those who require Furs made up
or repairing done, that she is now prepar-
ed to receive orders in that line. Having
orders on hand to a considerable extent,
she would like those who favor her to
send in early before the rush of work for
the coming winter closes. At the Old
Express Office, Pembina.
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Ing the elevator with load of imple.
ments, barrels. &C., including about hall
. dozen Icelanders the team started ON q
lively gait throwing out the driver and
splitting barrels, buckets, plows and Ice.
landers Unfortunately for consider.
able distance along the road. No serioua
harm was done.
Three hundred bushels Of box elder
seed at the post Office, Pembina. at zoo
per bushel. AL. Axes.
| CAVALIER.
First snow Oct. 10Th.
Threshing machines are beginning "a
lay up.
Wheat is passing through in moderate
quantities.
Chas. Crawford stayed while with us
last Monday.
Great rusll for the ten cent counter at
the drug store.
The lumber is being laid on the ground
for the new church.
Henry Rickbeil was made happy by
the arrival Of daughter ON the 18th.
Business is improving and Mr.. Ellen.
baum is enlarging his store accordingly.
Money due on subscription to the
PIONEER ExrREss may he paid to A.
Vassie.
Will Staples has got home from Crystal
where he built fine mansion for A. F.
Appleton.
Carpenters are busy on all hands pre-
pairing the various residences against the
cold blasts of winter.
Miss Nettie Wilkens was the recipient
Of . beautiful bouquet of everlasting
flowers from Father Scott.
A. Vassie is having his house moved
forward and Nelson Hebert is having lis
stable moved back.
A German evangelical association
church is to he built at once. Mr.Bechtel
has donated three lots for the site.
H. E. Pratt is having brick chimney
built in the hardware department. L.
Wilkens is also putting in one on the
drug store.
Six horses and a steam thrcsher went
circling round Mr.. Rickbeil's yard. de.
molislling one or two wagons. Nobody
hurt much.
The drugstore has now become station.
airy, adjoining Mr.. Ellcnbaum's and it is
understood that Mr.. Wilkens intends
adding stock of hardware to his regular
business.
For sale cheap: A good farm with
small improvements. six miles south of
Cavalier post-ofiice, in the best wheat
belt in the county. Terms easy. Apply
to PIONEER ExrRnss Office.
Father Scott paid visit to his old
friends last Thursday, He has special
gift of reaching that part of the human
system accessible to the conviction that
we all travel the same road-to the com.
mon level.
The Cavalier steam roller mill is run.
ning regularly. The proprietors are buy.
ing No. ! hard only, at highest market
prices. They dispose easily of all the
flour they are able to manufacture aud
have several teams constantly on the
road bringing it to the nearest markets
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Are You 0oine

To any part of the United States or Cana
do; nso buy your tickets at Neche, DIT.
I will give you the benefit of lowest rates
and check baggage through to destination
of ticket. Any desired information about
routes, Mates and connections cheerfully
given on application either in person or
by letter. Round trip tickets to Canada
ut reduced rates.
w. E. GooDING,
4u ARt. st. =. NJ. & NJ
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When baby was sick, we gave her CAsrOKIA
When she Was child. she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss. she chung to CAsTORIA
When she had children she gave them CAsTORIA
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offIclAl DREeTORY.

Ssaerase IN onsroa- Oscar A. 0lA6ed, CAAteA.
aoySsn0s-0. a. Piefcs, YaakAoa.
Atsofasy oeaeta!-gso.es nioI, tlandrses.
Iudisor-I. ". Caldwell. eiclx Fall..
ffoagufse-S.N. Raymond, 1tnAsek.
sups. Pub ls1etnetioe-A. eAss;S9a Jssss. oesySe
- =. ~ ros''s '.'s'a's''a' J. ~ oo"'a' va
s,ss.s y:sa sesr,,- cee... !s.sa4.., s,sa.sh
S16sS Dts Cosft GA disGHW. .. Aocoensll,
cesS Dist Court. u. rnohy. Fsnbina.
u.s.CusfoAs.
Collse,or-Adslald 0ussnoo, esmbina.
u.s.. HARsHAL.
John ,. Raymond Fargo.
J. &. Haggart, Fafgo;B. b. Webster, Penbips.
u.s.IxrERNAL RRvRDuR.
uollsetos-J. l.. Pennington, Bismarck.
u.s.LANDoyEcR.
Rsgsssr-B. q. Tiasny. Grand Forks.
Rsosivsr-W.J. Andefson. 0nnd Forks.
u.s.ARnY, voRf PInIlNA.
@. II. BaAYfoN,-Naior 18th infantry, command
n: q: fssl.r.-c.p..in and ...,...n.surssoa, q.
cIA1li.. Mckiss, n. Of 18th Infantry
@. A. CoRNna.-l.t Lieut., 18Th fniantRv, port Cd
nsnd ofmounted detachment.
a1ola. 7. cooEIIlst Lieut.. 18th infantry, com
T. s 8. RoWSe,s r. "a Lieut.. 18th iniAn.ay, ac.sas
ordnance otacer, signal ohcer, and recruiting
ofncef.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Member Of Territorial council.-Hon. Judsou
LAMoure.
Coroner-Dr. p. c. Donovan.
Jommissioners-F.C G. Ny:ick Pembina: Charles
Mcleod, Beaulieu; b. 9. Arnold, Crystal, J. J.
Reeister Of Deeds-Robert Tweedlie, Pembina.
County Auditor-y. n. Bird, Pembina.
Treasufer-F. A. Wafdwell, Pembina.
County Attofney-W.J. KneeahaW, Pembina.
aheft6-D. Dick, Pembina
Judge Of Pfohate-E. Armstrong, Pembina.
sapk Of 9chools-C. 3. yackson, Pem6ina.
COUNTY 9urvevor-S. o. Nc0utn. NalhaiiA.
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MOIjNTAlH.

MOUNTAIN.
Money due on subscription to the
PIONEER EXPRESS may he paid to H..
liOrlacksnn.
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A NUMBER Of young people from Emer-
son enjoyed pleasant moonlight excur-
sion to Pembina Tuesday night in ''Syn-
dictate Jim's" bus, and spent several
pleasant hours Mt the residence of Frank
Myrick, Esq, Of the U. S. customs
International.
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TUE PIONEER EXPRESS and Pioneer
Press will be sent to any address, one
year for $3.50. The Northwestern
Farmer and Stockbreeder will be in.
cludec for $2.75. payable in advance.
This arrangement includes tile payment
of arrears by delinquent subscribers. It
means four dollars worth of reading for
1915.
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Mr.. JOSEPH DANIELS little boy Charlie
had the misfortune to have one eye
severely cut by piece Of glass tint flew
from breaking bottle with which he
was playing. There is considerable dan.
ger that the boy will lose his sight from
that eye.
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AROUND TOWN.
SEE advertisement of the Northwestern
Farmer and Stockbreeder.

TIE weather hes taken q colder turn
and We are reminded Of the near ap.
proach Of November.
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PRESBYTERIAN services: preaching At II
.. m. and at 2 p. m. Sabbath school at
8 p. m. Pastor, H. C. Baskerville.
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THE public school was closed on Tues
day afternoon to allow teachers and
pupils to attend tie St. Vincent Fair.
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A SAD affection came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ahern this week. Their
little boy, Drunmond, age IS months,
died on Tuesday evening of membranous
Group. Much sympathy is felt for the
bereaved parents in the loss of their
only son, and the second one from the
same disease. The funeral took place
yesterday at 2 p. m. from the house.
Revs. Appleby and Baskerville conducted
appropriate services ut the Presbyterian
church. A large gathering of friends and
neighbors, bv their presence, testified
their sympathy for the Borrowing family.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-23

Nh. DEsAurx1s has been improving his
butcher shop and placing q wide door
for entrance on CAvileer street.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-23

IN. BosAsp, GEO. B. CLIFFORD.
BOsARD 4 CLIFFORD,
Attorneye.at-IAw. Practice In United States
6And ONCE, Lend money on Real Estate and Chat
& security. Abstracts oftitle furnished.
GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-23

MIR. LEN DRESSER, Of Grand Forks. has
been making Circuit Of all the cl,ilnneys
in town this week and raking in the
fruits ofquite a profitable business.