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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-13

The Yankton Press and Dakotian
pays most hearty tribute to the
career of Gen. Beadle, former super.
intendent of public instruction, in the
course of which it says: Time will
show that Gen. w. H. H. Beadle has
stamped upon Dakota institutions the
most indelible Impress Of any man
who has served this commonwealth
There are many who can build, and
build well; but in the special depart.
ment wherein he has wrought, there
are few who either can or will achieve
such lasting results. A great work
done for education, unlike all other
work, goes to the very foundation of
all our future success and activity. 1t
is like planting an undying tree in a
rich and never failing SOIL whose
branches shall broaden and whose
fruits shall multiply year by year,
giving pleasure and sustenence TO all
else in the land. We may thus ray,
without undue Partially, that BY bis
zeal. enthusiasm and persistency In
the cause of education. and his talent
as an organizer and legislator, Super.
intendent Beadle has affected our in.
situations more permanently and in a
better way than any other man.
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First Publication Feb. 10.
Mortgage Sale.

| W1HEREAs Louis MARCEL and Olympic march,
s ms wliS, MorSgagor; made, executed aud
delivered 70 x. N. sherman. certain mortgage
yember, lss2 upon condition among other things
that the mortgageea should well and truly pay
the sum of Que tIundr, d and Seven Dollars (yto;j
accnrding to two pronissory notes for &,3 and
50. due November list, 1883. and November id.
1859, respectively, together with either notes OF
Even date t.r'Mith. with mt rect at II per cent.
tained therein power authorizing tile rale 81
eoaditsn snd default having been made by isii:
tint res said power Of sale has be.
come operative. aud no action or
recover the debt now remaining .. cured by such
mortgage or any partthereof, the said mortgage
having been duly :. corded IN the Office of tie
bina. Territory Of Dakota. on the 18th day of
record =, Page449.
And said mortgage having been assigncd by
r. n. Sherman, to Guaranty Saving. Bank and
assignment recorded IN the Office Of the Register
Of ID. eds In the county of Pembina aforesaid on
a inc stn DAY Ct March, 1883, In Book of Mort
Now therefore. notice IL hereby given that eaid
mortgage will be foreclased by virtue of the
power Of rale contained therein. and pursuant to
| the Statue In such case made and provid, d. by
sale Of tn. mortgaged premises or some part of
them That the amount claimed to be due there
on at this date isOne Hundred aud Seven Dollars
md interest thereon, at the rate Of IL Der cent
N mstnrity and an attorney fee Of Seventy five
Dollars (ss5U..)
That the mortgaged premises are described as
follows to;wit: I'll. north west quarter IN W. "
s. ction thirty. three (sec. 49, III Township One
Hundred and sixtv:cne north (rwp. iGi n ) Of
premises with the Entertainments and appurten.
ances will he Sid at Public Auction to the high.
EFT bidder for cash to pay said debt and interest
.eventy-iive Dollars attorneys fee as stipulated
In and by said mortgage in case of foreclosure
| and the disbursements allowed by law;
said fembina county or his deputy ct the font
door OF the court house IN the town of Pembina,
n said county and Territory on the Roth day OF
March, 1885. at IL O'clock noon OF that day
Dated 10th day Of F. bruary, 1875.
GUARANTY SAVINGS BANK,
| BosARn CLIfFoAD. Assignee of Mortgage
Attys for Assignee SQ.,h
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First publication March 18th.
Mortgage Sale.

WHERE'S. William Foster. mortgssor, made
w ex. cutei and slive redt to Spencer q. Bry-
ant, mprtgagee certain a nm mortgage Of real pro
1883. upon condition among other things, that he
should well amt truly nay the sum of Four Hun.
drd dollars VIZ ons hundred and y dollars
1884 and one hundred and fifty dollars January j,
1855, with interest at II per cent until paid which
mortgage contained the +, in pow er authorizing
| made in said condition, and default having been
made BY failure Of mortgagor to pay the last note
and interest, said power Of sale has become oper.
stituted at law to recover the debt now remain.
Ing secured BY such mortgage or any part there
Of; the said mortgage having been duly recorded
the county of Pembina Territory Of Dakota. on
the 18th day OF September, 1885, at II O'Clock q, m.
In mortgage r. cord ., page go.
william nsns gsea osdsnfd to
Pembln. Aforesaid On the sist Day q FeS1usyr :.
Now w seGa e. nSs E s
mortgage will bs foreclosed BY virtue Of the DOW.
er ofsale contained therein. and pursuant TO the
statute IN such case made and provided, by sale
That by reason Of said default the assignee here.
The amount claimed to be due thereon at this
thereon AZ the rate offs per cent from September
Is, 1853 and an attorneys fee Of tifty dollars.
That the norigagsd premises are described q
follows, tO-wit Northeast quarter Of the north.
west quarter Of section three. C8) township one
hundred sixty two Q6) range fifty three, contain.
ing forty acres more OF less and that said pre-.
will be sold at public auction to the high, 1T bid
der for cash to pay said debt and interest and
the taxes If any on said pennies. and City dol
mortgage in case Of foreclosure and the disburse.
ments allowed BY Law; which eale will be made
by the sheriff OF said Pembina county, or his de.
putty, at the front door OF the court houee In Penn
Dina. IN said county and territory on the 18th ay
Of April 1855, at O'Clock p. m. Of that day.
Dated this 4th day of March, 1885.
ID. J. TAI!ANT. WILLIAM 6. SMITH,
$3.50 Attorney. Assignee Of Merteueee
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VIZ: Barnard Vandal
for the hfnw or, sec "a, ands hf sw Or, sec
First publication February 9th.
sheriff. Sale.

PY virtue of an execution, issued out of and
Dunder the seal of the district court, In and foi
the county of Pembina and Territory Of Dakota
upon Judgment rendered and docketed IN M
said court on the 10th day of November A, ID
1884, In an action wherein LorinR & MAYO vers
plaintiff and William H. Harvey was defendant
In favor Of the said plaintiffs and agaipat nc
said defendant. for the sum Of Two Hundred and
Forty-one and sixty.6ye-hundredtlls dollar
which execution was directed and delivered Ia
me a. Sheriff III and for the said county Of Penn
bina, I have this 10th day Of February A. D. 1855
levied upon all the right, title and interest Of thu
sald defendant W illiam H. Harvey In and to the
following described real estate situated In Penn
bina county. Dakota Territory, to.wit: The souti
west quarter Of section No. eighteen (IB) in town
ship No. one hundred and sixty three e 8lnortl
Of range No. hfty-six (r 56) west Of the 9Th prfnc
pal Meridian.
Notice IL hereby given, that I, the undersigned
q Sheriff, as Aforesaid. will eel! the above de
ecribed real property to the highest bidder, fol
cash. at public auction, at the front door Of TIN
court house, in the town of Pembina, In ths
county of Penbina, aud Territory of Dakota, OF
Tuesday the 3let day of March A. d. 1888, at
O'Clock p. M, Of that day. to satisfy the said exc
cutiOn. together with the interest and cost
thereon.
dated February 81. AID. 1895.
Sheriff Of Pembins County D. T
w." Aaysos Pslnun. s,ss
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The bill prohibiting county treasu,

The bill prohibiting county treasur.
ers from serving more than two terms
has failed to become law, after all. It
passed the Council and was reported
favorably by the House in committee
of the whole. But the latter, it seems,
changed it's mind and rejected the bill
on final vote. The fact is that our
councilman has a fatal habit of over.
reaching himself when he gets power
in his hands. His bill for the reduc.
ton of fees of register of deeds was
doomed to similar fate, as it at.
tempted too much. A moderate re.
duction in some of the fees of the
registry Office would have been wise
and proper. but the sweeping reduc.
ton proposed by Mr.. I.aMoure would
have left the register of deeds with a
compensation wholly inadequate to
the duties and responsibilities of the
Office. The author of the bill was not
so anxious to improve the law on the
subject as to punish the Pembina
county register. Hence he failed to
do either.
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The Pembina EXPRESS man has
found additional reasons for saying
naughty things about The Argus. Mr..
Young will probably be repaid III due
time for all the trouble he is taking
now.-Fargo Argus. The editor Of
the PIONEER EXPRESS has certainly
not been looking for reasons to say
naughty things about the. Argus; for,
While as Il guide to public opinion the
Argus is as unreliable as an ignis
fatuus. as a newspaper it has com.
mendable points. We are under spe.
cial obligation for the Daily Argus in
return for the PIONEER EXPRESS, for
which we tender thanks, but we can.
not be expected to have this in mind
always when speaking of our cotempo.
rary. AS for the threat that "Mr.
Young will probable be repaid in due
time for all the trouble he is taking
now.' we would simply say that we
can only calmly await the promised
thunderbolt.
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ftllt!4io,,'<fr ]fxps<x.
q. n. YOUNG, Editor and Proprietor.
Published every Friday morning, at Pembinv
D. 4. Subscription, ~. 90 per annIm, In advanc.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PEMBINA co.
FRIDAY, MARCH ls. 1855,

We hope the farmers of our county
will take a deeper interest this year
than heretofore in the matter of plant.
ing trees. In no way can prairie
homes be so much improved in appear.
ance and comfort at 80 small q cost. rs
by planting trees. While on this sub.
ject we will quote from the Farmers
Review in regard to planting white
willow trees for shelter: Three. years
ago set out several rows of white
willows, one behind the other. eight,
ten or twelve feet from where l ex.
pected to build my sheds, llayricks and
barn. Ispent one day with team going
for slips and putting them out. l
cultivated them two years. The
second winter they formed a complete
snow and windbreak. I set them ten
or twelve inches apart. Now they are
from fifteen to twenty feet high, and
are Of great value in protecting stock
from the cold wind in winter, and
making q grand shade in summer.
Besides they are thing of beauty,-a
joy forever. I'll were going to open
u new farm one of the first things /
would do would be to put OH few
acres Of these willows. l have a
cottonwood grove of something near
three thousand trees, but for use and
service to the farmer think that one
acre of willows is worth more than
five acres of cottonwood. Ten or
twelve miles down the river are willow.
hedge fences set out ten or fifteen
years ago. They are worth SO cents
to dollar rod for firewood. When
cut down they will sprout up again.
n farmer can grow 10 other timberto
equal it for profit. If you were here
to-day and see how comfortable my
cattle and hogs are behind this three.
year.old grove you would agree with
me, that too much cannot he said in
praise of these willow.g groves as wind.
breaks on the prairies.
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9 Land Office. GRAND Forks, D T. Jan. "a, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that the follow ing AIMED
settlers have filed notice oftleir intention TO make
nnsi prof. ID support oftheir claims and that
Grand Forks. ID. T., March Il. 1886. viz:
/: viz Narcis Lafrauboi,,
or LOIS three and four. and Sc Or sw Or sec % I
He names the following witne.se. to prove hi,
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz: Jacob Chappell, st. Math jerome, Jos,
Jerome, Ed. Rolette, all of Pembina Co.
Edmund Rolette,
for the NV or zee 8, s i6:, r 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land. viz: Jacob Chnppel st. Math Jerome
Joseph jerome, Narcis Laframboir. ali Of Pembins
county.
viz: 1seral vandal,
for the hf ne or and hf sc Or sec IS, 1853, rhs
He names the following witnesst y to prove his
CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE upon, and cultivation of,
Jacob Chappell, JOS jerome. allof Pembina Co.
viz: Frank Belgard,
for the NV Or sec q, 1888, r 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
ce et 1, re, Iesidence upon and cultivation
Jos Jerome, 1seral Vandal, all of Pembina county
viz:Jos. Jerome. Jr.,
for the Is hfne Or. eec 9, and sw qrnw or and NV
Qrsw Or. sec 1O.t 1853, 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
land, VIE: jacob Chappsll Iseral Vandal, Joseph
Vandal. Narcis Lafrombois, all of Pcmbina Co.
And you Alexander Langie, who on the 9TH day
ofAprtl 1884 filed DIS No. sl69 on the Sc or ne az,
sec g. hfnw Or aud NV Or sw Or, sec 10. 1885, r57,
are hereoy notified to show cause at this ofceOn or
before March u. 1885. ifsny there lie why said
Joseph Jerome Jr., Should not be allowed to make
proofsnd payment for said tract.
viz: Barnard Vandal
for the n hfnw Or, sec "a, and hf sw or sec r. {
1853, r57.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
residence upon, and cultivation Of,
Jerome, Chas Douphenie. ali Of Pembina co. '''
And you Nelson PersOn, who ON the 4th day Of
April 1884, filed DIS No $685., on the sw Or. sw ar,
rec =, t l6a 81, and other lands, are hereby
notified to show cause at this office, on OF be.
tore March 18th. 1885: II any there be, why eaid
Barnard vandal should not be allowed 10 make
pr0ofand payment for said tract.
1888 BIC. TIFFANY Register.
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Last week we referred to the fact
that the eloquent Col. Plummer has
been recently paying flattering tributes
to Major Edwards character. Since
then we see 6g our esteemed cotempora
ny the Argus that the Colonel has pro.
nounced an eloquent eulogy upon the
character of Judas Iscariot. The
Colonel says: Il regard Judas Iscariot
as one of the noblest of mankind. +"
Tell us about few more of your
heroes, Colonel!
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-13

1.-The burning of the Bismarck Tri.
bune caused Il severe loss to the enter.
prising publisher H. NJ. Jewell. The
Tribune was well equipped with job
and book binding outfits, and ut the
time of the burning. an unusually
large amount of stationery and other
printers stock was OH hand. The loss
above insurance is estimated at about
$4,000. The Tribune has been conduct.
ed with great enterprise, and.we hope
its publisher by the generous assist.
ance of its patrons may be able to rise
entirely above this calamity.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-13

General Grants shattered health is
very sad to contemplate. The veter.
an general has been a veteran smoker,
using, it is said, as many as twenty
cigars a day. Strong and brave to en-.
counter VIGOROUSLY his foes on the
battlefield, he has been unmindful of
the foe within before which he must
now fall victim, when little past the
prime of his strength. The doctors
think he cannot last many weeks.
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The bill introduced by Mr.. LaAfoure
extending the term of the auditor of
this county one year strikes us as no
improvement whatever. Since the
duties of the auditor and treasurer are
both somewhat complicated, and since
the two Offices are closely related to
each other it would seem to us that it
would lie better not to leave them
both liable to IL change of incumbents
at the same time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-13

The Bismarck Tribune has this to
say OF the County treasurer bill
"The bill providing that the county
treasurer shall not be eligible to office
for more than two successive terms,
was indefinitely postponed. the house
deciding that the people are capable
OF selecting their own officers. A
majority of the members considered
the bill an unjust one, introduced
through spite, and killed it with an
indefinite postponement.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-13

We learn that a bill to divide the
county, cutting off three ranges from
the west has been passed under q sus.
pension of the rules with provision
that it be submitted to vote of the
people. While good many out west
may be opposed to this division OH
first thought, we think they will ulti.
mately see that it is about as fair a
thing to all concerned as could We
done. 1t looks to lis as If county divi.
sion would carry this time.
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w. J. Curtis

-Begs to announce to the people of Penn.
bina, st. Vincent and vicinity that he has
opened his Furniture Repairing Shop
next door to Morrison's blacksmith shop
Stutsman street, where he will repair
and make to order all kinds of furniture.
upholstering, saw sharpening, carpet lay.
ing, &c. Pianos and Organs tuned and
repaired. also sell the best piano and
furniture polish made. Orders taken
for tomb stones and Monuments. tt
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The air at Bismarck has been dense
with the odors of corruption for some
time past. One thing may generally
be taken for granted, that those deep
est in the plots are too shrewd to leave
any uncovered traces of their bribery.
Messrs. Wells and Prentice charged
with bribery may be guilty or they
may be the victims of plot. II guilty
it is to he hoped they may be punished
to the full extent of the law.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-13

The Mckenzie-La Nfoure-Walsh
combination, which we reported as
working well two weeks ago, got out
of gear, it seems. The result is that
several highly useless appropriation
bills got a bad shaking, and several OF
the statesmen have lost a fine oppor.
tnnity to get even with some Of their
opponents. The machine broke too
late in the session to he repaired,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-13

The unanimous vote of the council
sustaining Gov. Pierce's veto of the
bill appropriating $4,000 for an agri.
cultural college shows that that body
was not deeply concerned about the
matter. A great deal of unnecessary
time has been thrown away by the
legislature OH useless appropriation
hills
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Col Lounsberry was a heavy loser
by the fire that consumed the Tribune
printing Office, his residence being in
the same building. Such reverses
bear heavily upon the shoulders of
publishers whose enterprise prompts
them to keep their journals not only
mp to. but really in advance of the
times,
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SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKorA.l DISTRICT COURT.
County Of ?embina. ! Third Judicial district,
Frank a. Wilson, Plaintiff against VIM. Hunter,
defendant.
The Territory of Dakota, to the above named de.
tenaant.
You AZ. hereby summoned and required to
answer the Complaint Of the Plaintiff in the
abov- entitled action. which is filed In the office
of the Clerk of the District Court of the Third
Judicial District IN and for the County Of Penn.
biha, and Territory of DAKOTA and to serve q
subscriber. ut his Office In Hamilton, In said
county. within thirty days after tile service al
this Summons upon you, exclusive OF the day oi
such service; avid II you fail to answer to said
til in this action will apply to tine court for the
reli d. nanded In the Complaint.
Dated at Hamilton. ID. 4. January Ie, 1855.
l.. A, ROSE,
27-38 Plaintiffs Attorney,
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Both houses have passed the bill
granting an open market to grain ship.
pers. The text Of the bill we will
publish. should it become law. But
since its passage, the railway lobby
has redoubled its force to get through a
supplementary act neutralizing the
effect of the bill. We await with in.
terest the result of this fight. This
farmers bill is the result of much care
and labor and was carried through in
the face of opposition from every
possible side of attack.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-13

Rev. Mr.. Ward. Of Yankton, having
declined to accept the position of
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
the Governor appointed Hon. A. Sheri.
dan Jones, which appointment was
confirmed.
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When Uncle Donald Stewart started
out OH his Legislative career some of
the boys at Bismarck made him see a
$4,000 appropriation for a normal
school at Mimic. with all the local
fame that implies, but now Uncle
Donald finds that it was only a mirage
he SAW.
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Mr.. Caldwell's appointment. to the
authorship of the Territory seems to
give general satisfaction. Those who
know him best speak in high terms of
his capabilities. If he makes us good
a record as Col. Ordway the people
should be satisfied.
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Furs! Furs!IFur.l!l

Mrs. Geo. Thompson repairs and makes
up 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. tall at the old express of.
flee on stuts,nan street. Prices moder-
ate.
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xUMMONS.

NUNMONSs
County Of Pembina. before i. Armstrong,
Justice fthe Peace.
William Mocrhead. Plaintiff, against William
Hunt T. D. fenuant
TIE 7, rr:tory Of Dakota sends greeting to VIM.
You are a,,Ieby summoned 70 appear before
county ON the I'D day Of February A. b. 1885, at
lH0cleck q. IN. 70 answer 70 THE complaint of the
above named plaintiff William MOorheud. who
claims t. recover Of you the sum Of thirty (aO)
r. eriorined by The Plaintiff for you the defendant
NJ you: request in the year 1852.
Ana you are hereby notified that II you fail TO
appear and answer ssid compliant as above re.
luired .aid plaintiff will take judgment against
you for the said amount OF thirty (.U) dollars and
fifty (5o) cent! together with custs and damages,
and interest from December LIST, 1882, at per
cent.
Given under my hand this eth day of February
A. ID. 1885.
county, greeting: Make legal service hereof and
due return. E. A. ARMSTRONG,
Justice of the Peace in and for
.s9A Pembina Township DIT.
MEGouIER DELANEY, Attorneys.
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Cleveland did not go to the White
House to recline on a bed of roses.
He must already be appalled, at the
great hosts of exceedingly hungry and
thirsty office seekers.
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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
iltnn, Dakota.
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Subscriptions Reoeived.

The following amounts have been re-
ceived on subscription, since our last re-
port under this head: -.
Napoleon Parler, St. Gregor, Pc. : 50
Robert McAuley, Joliette.........:. 200
Peter Mcleod, Bathgate, .........:. 2Ol
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Dissolutien Not,c..

The co.partnership herr tofore existing between
Leonard A. Rose and Albert ]. Wallace Of the
town Of Hamilton: Pembina county D. T., under
eolvea by mutual consent l.. A. Ross will con
tinu. hts law busin, s., and A. ]. Wallace III
bank business in the apartments respectively oc
LEONARD A. Ros..
WS6 ALBERT J. WALLACE.
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Bargains,

Bargains.
The undersigned has number of new
harrows. seeden. plows and buggies
which will be sold at half price. Call
and secure bargain before it is to late.
A.C. NICHOLS,
Neche DIT.