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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-01
OLGA.

The ~ VII board met Friday, April 18th.
p;a,,or,; ,'akcr left last week on q trip
to Huron.
Hon. p. H. Mci1ugh lis on n visit to his
family at Grafton. ....
David Dick, son Of our worthy Sheriff.
was in town last Monday.
Farmers living in this vicinity are
about through seeding.
Two families arrived from Manltopa
last week and few more are expecte"
next week.
Harry Hull has been stopping i'll TOWN.
few DAYS. and reports everything early
OH his 100.
Senator Hull is very busy drawing
plans for the new bridge across
Buchanan's coolle.
Father e. st. Pierre, in charge OF our
church has greatly improved the ground
by planting trees all around it.
WI. Mooney is visiting our town
every week. nc SccIlio W w Nv A'osA'~
here and to dislike to leave US.
Jas. L. Anderson, of Osnabrock, was
here on business last week and reports
everyone busy seeding in vicinity.
II. Bowles. our Photographic artist has
gone to put in his crop. but we expect t.
see him bowling back in a few days.
Our shingle mill is just about complet
ed and Mr.. Lemire, the proprietor, ex
poets to turn out five thousand day.
Our polling place in future will be a
Hotel De Log, Olga, and the vote for tn
division will be held May 18th next.
Mrs. Peter Corrivean lust arrived fror
Montreal with her three children. Sh
is back from long visit of nine months
The parents of the children sent to Il,
schools at st. Paul, Milwaukee and Anoe
haye been much gratified in receivir
evidence of their great advancement
education.
Money to loan on improved farms 9
easy terms by Aug. Short, Clerk of I'll
District Court, Pembina. DIT. Stiff
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CARLISLE.


E. Spicer is getting in stock of tin
ware.
Our school is prospecting under the de
rection of Miss Roney.
We hear many enquiries about the
camp meeting to be held in this vicinity
this summer. What are the committee
doing?
Rev. A. II. Spiccr, from Monroe county,
Mich, brother of Edwin Spiccr, is en-
pected soon, who with his family will re-
side here during the summer.
The heavy rains put stop to seeding,
but the work has commenced again.
Tie prospect ola European War is dis
cussed around here with no marked con-
Germ for the welfare OF the nations likely
to be involved, but probably with some
reference to it's probable effect upon the
price of number one hard.
Editor PIONEER EXPRESS:
notice in your Crystal correspondence
an item stating that the school in district
80, was closed very unccrclnoniol,sly and
indiscrcetly. Permit me to say in reply
that if to close school when the teach
er's time is up, and refuse to permit him
to teach longer, when there are no funds
to pay him for what he has already
taught, if this be acting without ccre-
mony and discretion then we must
acknowledge the corn. w. Il. BEACH,
Crystal, April 81, 1885. Dist. Clerk.
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Call Meeting.

A meeting of the Board ofCounty Com
is hereby called for Monday
May 18th at p. M, for the purpose of
the votes cast at a special
election for division of Pembina county,
also to appoint a county coroner, county
surveyor and county commissioner for
the LIST commissioner district, and to re-
ceive lids for county grader.
30-42 J. II. BIRD,
County Auditor
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w. j. Curtis

Bel;s to announce to the people Of Penn
birla, st. Vincent and vicinity that lie has
opened his Furniture Repairing Shop
next door to Morrison's blacksmi til shop
stutsman street, where he will repair
and make to order all kinds of flu :niture,
upholstering, saw sharpening, car pet lay.
ing, &c. Pianos and Organs tun. I'd and
repaired. also sell the best pial 10 and
furniture polish made. Orders takel
for tomb stones and Monuments. tt
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son and Jol,annesson. The orchestra
composed of members of the Akra string
band under the able leadership of Prof
Bjornsson, left nothing to he desired
During the interval a public drawing Of
various useful and ornamental articles
contributed by friends of the school, took
place. We understand that the society
have in preparation some of the heavier
dramas, the next performance, the date
of which is being eagerly looked for,
takingthe shape of Shakespeare's Romeo
and Juliet The proceeds amounted to
upwards of S25.
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In pursuance to call of county auditor,
a meeting of township assessors was held
in the auditors Office, on Tuesday, April
2Sth. Owing to the bad condition of the
roads the attendance was small. Seven
townships were represented, viz. Adolph
Carl, Carlisle, ]. Henry Abrams, Peinbi-
ma, Fred ]. Ferris, Cavalier, VIM. Pleas
ance, deputy Akra, Robert Ferguson,
Toilette, Halvor Often, st. Thomas, E.
Heller, Hum1nell, and Frank Hart, Ncche.
Adolph Carl was elected chairman
and ]. Henry Abrams, Secretary of the
meeting. After the revenue laws were
read and explained by F. A. Wardwall
the following was fixed as basis for assess
ment: Colts one year old, sl5; colts two
years old and ponies $50; horses three
years old and over. $40; mules. SO; work.
ing oxen, $40; mich COWS, $50; three
year old steers, $50; two year old steers,
$40; yearlings, S.; sheep, 81; swine, So.
The valuation of stations was left to the
assessors judgment; vehicles, machine
cry, mechanics tools. farming utensils.
musical instruments, one year old, one
half value; two years old one-third value;
three years old, one-fourth value; lands
No. l, So per acre; No. 2, SO per acre; No.
3, 81 per acre. Fall blowing 81 per acre
and land two miles from railroad towns
ii per acre to be added; town lots, on
corners in business part 500, middle lots
IS; residence lots on corners $40, inside
s.; suburbed corner lots 80; inside 81.
After the necessary books were distribut.
ed to the different assessors the meeting
was adjourned.
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no announcement. We hope next time
he comes it may be properly understood,
as people would like to hear him more
frequently.
Editor PIoNEER-ExpREss:
l rise to move vote of thanks to Z. f.
Jackson. Go. Supt., for: lst:-His cour-
tesy to us teachers at the examination ut
Hamilton. 2nd:-His promptitude in
looking over papers and communicating
results. 3d:-On having had the privilege
of hearing and forming the acquaintance
OF Prof, Montgomery, vice president of
North Dakota University, Grand Forks.
Yours truly, ]. NJ. BATEMAN.
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BATllaATE.

BATnGArE.
Potatoes are plentiful.
House cleaning is in order.
We have had an abundance of rain.
Stewart & Mallon's lumber came in last
week.
Tongue River was OH little boom last
last week.
j. Robinson is building On addition
to his house.
City election will be hotly contested in
some cases.
Green & McKenna are daily receiving
new goods.
The skating rink is progressing. 1t
will be fine one.
F.A. Wilson reports progress e~ - his
building on the farm.
DR.. Sutton has been kept very busy
for some time back.
Mckinney & Go. are selling lots of
paint and barbed wire,
Mr.. Flatl is the man who takes q. w.
Johnson's place in the depot.
Luke & Watts store shows the effect of
Its new coat of paint on the inside.
NJ. ]. Fadden has his two wheeled
vehicle now and can show blizzard to
good advantage.
P.Melheim visited Winnipeg last week.
He will visit st. Paul this week and pur.
chase new goods. Rumor says that Mr..
Melheim has bought Mr.. Fossum's inter-
est in their general store.
The Bathgate Sentinel has moved it's
headquarters and the deyil may now be
seen looking through the windows of
Mike Callaghan's building. This room
will give him more light and more fun
as he practices the diabolical (ink) black
ing of fair names, and he will have more
small boys calling in to examine "type
licc."
And now as the spring time has come
Sam, come up and see your gentle Annie,
but come in daylight and you need not
fear being mistaken for an enemy of the
poultry yards us you were the last visit
YOU made us.
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Furs! Furs!! Furs!!!

NJ RS. Geo. Thompson repairs and makes
W., furs. There is no need of sending to
St. Paul for this kind of work as Mrs.
Thompson understands all kinds of work
in this line, and will attend to orders on
short notice. Call at the old express Of
fee on Stutsman street. Prices moder-
Lot
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A Gentle Hint to Town and Country
House Keepers.

Ifyou have not been at 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 place.-Old Express
Office, Pemblna.
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Hecdinp,

The undersigned will start herd at
the opening of the season and will bc
prepared to give all proper care to all
animals entrusted to them. Terms, one
dollar per head per month.
JOIN MELDRuM,
3l-3m MARTIN BENTLY.
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Farmers.

We are prepared to loan Flax Seed on
time, and make contract to purchase the
crop. For further particulars apply at
Pillsbury & Hubert Elevator Co., Ham,
ilton, Dakota.
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MCCONNELL.

MCCONNELL.
Mr., A. Findley has been i'll but is better
again.
Seeding has been nearly stopped
around here by the rain.
Mr.. VIM. Synington has been re-en.
gagged as teacher of our school.
Elder Planettc will hold quarterly
service in the school house on May 10th.
Mr.. r. McFaddcn has returned from
Waterville, Kansas. No place like home
for Dick.
Our worthy postmaster was made hap
py few cveningysince by having placed
in his arms BABY. But 10! it was girl.
All well.
Mrs. Joseph Briggs has fully recovered
from her recent illness and Mr.. Briggs
who has been under DIR. Donovan's care
the last two weeks is slowly recovering
Mr.. n. Parr has rented Mr.. T. Coidar's
farm and is keeping bach-hall. Will
some of the fair ones take pity on him
soon and save him the trouble of crossing
the Tongue river SO often instead of going
to church as every young man should do
| HYDE PARK.
J.J. Hughes intends starting for Ontario
this week.
Mrs. H. L. Z. Nelson was very i'll 10Th
She and family have the sympathy o
neighbors.
| Misses Lizzie and Alice Howellshav'
gone to southern Minnesota. KIM
wishes of many friends 60 with them.
Sabbath l9tl, inst, no service. Rev
Mr.. Mullins, of Neche came long way
, through the mud and rain, to preach
sus, but from misunderstanding there WI
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Homestead, Presumption and timL Ell
culture filings should be taken befor,
Aug. Short, Clerk of the District Court at
Pembina, Oak. Stiff
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Miss A. NJ. Macdonald expe, is new
arrival of goods OH Saturday. La. lies are
invited to call and examine. vt
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Mn. A. J. DAuRAY, who for long time
past has been employed as head clerk
with McTavish & Webb, left last night
for Montreal, z. O., where he expects to
locate. MIR. Dauray has pro, ed faith
full and efficient employee and leaves mary
friends in Pembina.
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THREE or four half breeds brought down
raft ofcordwood, containing about forty
cords. ON Monday, from the vicinity of
Acton. After disposing of their wood
they concluded to have a little fun which
resulted in some of the jolly party getting
tllelr eyes blackened,
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MEMBERS of the st. John Baptiste socie-
ty and French Canadians in general, will
hold u meeting at Pembina Oil Monday,
the 4th day of May. for the purpose of
electing officers for the ensuing year.
All are requested to be PRESENT.. A.
DAURAY, secretary.
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It is worth your trouble to call OH Full
4 '1soss to see their three pairs of men,
st ockinps for o5cts. soft
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Wanted.

A good generalse servant wanted immed-
lately at the residence of the Rev. q. A.
Schram, Pembina. d. r.
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AkRA,
Henry Green has purchased the farm
Of Samuel Heller.
Abe. French has treated his house to
coat of paint.
Thorleifur Joakmson steps pretty high
these days-it's girl.
II. Il. Laing end family haye removed
to their prairie claim OH the mountains.
Three new school districts are being
formed in the ncighborlood of Hallson.
Albert G. Il use has purchased the farm
of Vim. Plcasa nee, his family having re.
Gently arrived from Ontario.
The county division question is being
eagerly discussed, the general opinion
being that it will be next to impossible
to obtain anything like full vote upon
the subject, the promoters of the bill
having set the date for its submission at
time when the great majority of the
farming community can ill afford to lose
! the time ncces ;ary to record their votes.
l Oui CStSChNju stOiChCCVCI1 cs sbohJoiN
has put in an immense stock for the
spring trade. Since opening it out he
reports trade TO have increased to such All
extent that he has been compelled to
obtain additions assistance. II. Thor
waldson is the lucky man and the dcx.
terity with which lie slings out the dry
goods would astonish the average city
counter hopper.
The Hallscn Amateur Theatrical So
ciety gave the first ola series of entertain
ments for the benefit of the school build
ing fund. On Thursday, the Esd of April
the members of the society made thei
first bow to the public in the coined.
: III two acts, "a trip to Alaska" The pril1
, cipal characters being we'll sustained b.
the Mcssrs Anderson, Johanllesson, Thol
Alison and Paulson, and Me.sdames Arns
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Notice

Bids for purchase of the county grader
Will be received up to p. IN. on Monday
May 18th, 1885. J, III. BIRD.
39'H. County Auditor.
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WANTED. Twenty thousand dollars
school and township bonds. The ader.
signed will pay highest market price.
Pembina County Bank.
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Call and Fee those handsome jerseys
for SLIGO Of Full & Ross. soft
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CALL onJ. G. Sonderman at his old
stand for any thing in the line of tailor
inp
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SEEDING operations have been col lsidcr-
ably retarded by the heavy rains of last
week and the roads were again put in a
muddy condition. Where graded, how
ever, they soon dried up.
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TIE farming operations have again been
resumed with vigor. The weather the
past week has been all that could be des-
ired for pursuit of spring work.
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hold money from eastern parties to
place OH desirable farm property. A. j.
Wallace. Bank of Hamilton. tt
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THE Marquette came in from Winnipeg
OH Monday and will continue to make
regular trips between these two points
during the summer.
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TIE Turtle Mountain Times has reach.
ed this office, the first number of which
was published April 18th. This is the
second paper published at Dunselth, the
county seat of Rolette county. 1t bright
and spirited and don't look like paper
published SO far from the telegraph
world.
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SEND in your advertisements of farm ,s
for sale for the special edition of the
PIONEER EXPRESS which will be inserte ID
at two cents word.
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SHAW & CHARLTON have been engaged
this week in removing their stock of
general merchandise from st. Vincent to
this place.
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Teacher Wanted.

"A ie' male teacher, holding third class
certlf cate to teach in school district No2,
ZEN .bna Co. Apply stating salary to
II. J. BRowN, Clerk,
30.41 Bathgatc p. o.
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Items Of Interest.

For latest stvles in millinery call at
Miss Macdonald's.
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DRAYTON.

DRAYTON.
Don't forget the Presbyterian service
inlay afternoon; room for all.
Town lots booming, more sold last
week than for three months past.
Fo: extra copies of next weeks special
edition of the PIONEER EXPRESS call on
II. l.. Crandell.
BIS. Fogg, general agent of the New
Era Mfg Co., spent q few days in our
township this week.
Delinquent personal taxes have to
come now, the deputy is in town; wealth
er fine; farmers all seeding.
There is much talk these days about a
ferry and we should have one, the mcr-
chants have subscribed liberaly and
there are good prospects for one this
time.
Justice NanCamp and wife have gone
west. not to take up land or prove up
but to spend the summer with Mr.. Robt
Reid, lie gives notice that he will make
occasional visits to town, sufficient ia
attend to all the duties of his office.
The steamer II. W. Alsop is now max.
ing trips between Grand Forks and Dray
ton with plenty to do. bringingin lumber
and merchandise, and taking out wheat
We do not cxpcnd wind talking like
some of our railroad ncighbors, but al
know that We get there nil right in bust
ness.
We welcome back to town, Mr.. Donald
Wallace and family......Mr. Stauffer has
rented Judge VanCamp's house. New
arrival at the house Of James Allen, it il
a girl, all doing wcll.....Lots of new sub
scribers to the EXPRESS. Mr.. Southland
and family left for Swan Lake this week
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Wanted,

A female cook, in family of two. Fair
wages. For further particulars apply ut
this office. 34.tf
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BEAULuEU,


The store in Ycrxa's old stand is doing
good business.
Henry Golf has bought fine team of
mares from Randall & Norton.
e. Mcleod has put boxes in the post
Office which will be much more conven-
lent.
The polling place is moved from
Bcaulicu to Olga for the county division
election.
John Fadden has been getting unto
himself a helpmatc and takes his abode
once again in Bcaulieu.
Jas. McPhail of Hamilton, registered
at Mountain Hotel last week. He is
looking after Mccormick harvester bust
ness.
Seeding operations were interrupted
by the storm of last week but some of the
farmers of Beaulicu have finished MEYER
theless.
Dugald Mcclellan has gone to Mime
apolis for medical treatment. He has
been suffering with an affected arm for
several months.
Our land and loan agent is doing a
rushing land office business. He has
lots Of money at ten per cent OH good
improved lands.
Miss Alice Corwin is winning laurels as
a teacher and it is to be hoped that the
people will second her efforts in trying
to build up good school.
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Attractive varieties of wall papers at G.
Moore & Co.'S.
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Rev. JOHN BJARNAsoN, of Winnipeg,
made his quarterly visit to the Icelandic
Lutheran church of this place.
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Funds ON hand for farm loans. Bank
of Hamilton. If
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ANY person sending their address TO
the Boston One Price Clothing House,
st. Paul, will received price list and rules
for self measurement free.
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FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1885.
AROUND TOWN.

ADVERTISEMENTS for the special edition
of the PIONEER EXPRESS should he sent in
Immediately to secure insertion.
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TIE heavy rains of the past week have
done much towards renovating the city.
Let the citizens follow natures cxample
and complete the work forthwith.
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Az item in regard to the price of saloon
Licences in this city has given to some {,
wrong impression. The fee of $25 is
additional to that fixed by the county,
5000.
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WAR news furnished the main topic of
discussion in town during the past week.
Winnipeg papers have been eagerly
bought at Moore & Co.'S and from the
news carrier, who on some days has had
a bonanza. The ticker in the telegraph
Office was going by the hour on Saturday
last after Middleton's first engagement
with the rebel forces.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

DELEGATE IN Congress-Oscar A.. Clifford Canton.
Governors. a. Pierce, Yankton.
Attorney Gene.al-lsoRaE RICE, Flandreau.
Secretafy-J. n. Teller Bismarck.
Auditor-E. W. Caldwell, Sioux Falls.
Treasnrer-y. w, Raymond, Bismarck.
Snpt. Pub InstructiOn-A. sharidan Jones, ollvet
AIT. snpt. Public instruction. J. W. cowen' Val
surveyor. General cortez Fessenden, Bismarck.
Judse Dist. Court sd Dist IS. A. Hudson, Fargo
Clerk Dist Court-Augustus Short, Pembtna.
.s.cusroNs.
Collsc,or-Jos. Bookwaltcr, Pembina.
U. 3. xARsHAL.
john B. Raymond, Fargo.
DEPuTIEs.
J. e. Haggart, Fargo;B H. Webster, Pembipa.
u.s.INrERNAL REVENUE.
Collector-J. L. Pennington, Bismarck.
u.s.LAND OFFICE.
Reglstsr-B. q. Tiffany, Grand Forks.
Receiver-W.J. Anderson, Grand Forks.
U.s.ARMY, FORT PEMBINA.
Cummandant-CaptC Chamber McKisbin.
Commanding Co; II" and Inspector OF Musketry
Post Adjutant act: assist. Quarterm.ster and com.
manding mounted detachment, list Lieut.. Cooke.
Commanding Co. "B." 18th Infantry, I'd Lieut. L.
8. Roudiez.
Acting Ordinance onicer Signal onicer, Recruit.
ing Omcer, Treasurer and Post Surgeon, H. o.
Perley, Medical Dep.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
CommIssioners-F.C C. My.ick, Pembina; Charles
Mcleod, Beaulieu; II. G. Arnold, Crystal, J. ].
Hurley E5nest; and j. p
County Auditor-J. H: Bird, Pembina.
TreasIrercF. A. Wsrdwell, Pembina.
County AtsorneyISM V.t, Rneeshaw'
Judge Of Probste-E Armstrong, Pembina.
County opi Surveyors. o. McGuin. walhalla.
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Herdinp.

aeCO1uS.
The undersigned begs to ammo unce to
the people of Pembina and vici, ,ity that
he will commence lierding as so Oh as the
season opens. I have secu red the
services of a good man and shall Ell.
deavor to give satisfaction to al parties.
3O-3m NYM, MERLIN.
For Sale.
The undersigned has for sal number
Oh horses, COWS, pigs and iiel Is; also one
lumber wagon. Apply at OF ce to
3S j. q. Webs, Pr :1nbina, n.T
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RO.NIFO.


Plenty of rain during the last few days.
A son to Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Syverude
April 18th.
We are almost ready to say something
of our Temperance society, which isunder
due consideration.
We are beginning to think of a suitable
place for the county seat. Of course, the
county will be divided.
Mr.. Height, the blacksmith. is at his
old stand again. He is going to build a
dwelling, and stay Fright OAR"
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vicinity during the past week. He if
from Wisconsin, and reports times dull
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