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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-12
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1t will not be amiss to add hereto that
most of the murderous crimes are COM
mitted in locality known as Tar Flat ;,
lsynonomous with the former Five
Points" of New York and the "Seyen
Dials of London), in the small, narrow
streets south of Market, where extreme
poverty, pest-breeding filth and drunken
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-12
LArEsr pAsHIoN HINTS.

A noted prima donna of New York re-
Gently wore at en- evening musicale dress
of black Lyons velvet over a petticoat of
pale yellow satin trimmed with point ap-
Flique lace hounces outlined with gold
threads. The train and Pompadour-cut
bodice were both perfectly plain A fall of
lace answered in place of sleeves, and upon
the left side Of the bodice was fastened
cluster of creamy tea roses. A long garland
of roses and foliage fell at The left side of
the long train. Long Swedish gloves of a
pale yellow shade and black satin sand Is
over gale yellow silk stockings completed
the toilet. The combination of black and
yellow was remarkably becoming to the
singer. whose face was decidedly of the
Spanish type, and the costume was almost
perfect in every detail, if, perhaps, we ex-
cept the floral garniture, which never seems
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-12
DIRECTORS.

CIV. CLARK, GEO. C. PERKINS,
JOSEPH STEPHENS, R. WATSON,
n. D. RIDEOUT, FREDERICK cox,
A. ABBOTT. dc
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-12

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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02
QRAYrON.

Our merchants are talking stock.
Several of our citizens expect to take
in the New Orleans Exposition before
the winter il over.
Miss Lou Healy hes been very sick the
past week but is thought to be improv-
ing, under the skillful treatment Of DR..
MusgrOve, although at her life was des-
paireA,
The Christmas entertainment on Thurs.
dar evening last at the church, under
the auspices Of the Sunday school
was a marked success. The program
consisted Of singing by the children
under the efficient leadership of Mr.. =. f.
johnson, rccitations ETC.. alto addresses
by the pastor, Mr.Woolncr and Mr.. f. A.
Hcaly, the superintendent. Mr.. J. d.
Wallace presiding. The Christmas. tree
was we'll loaded with presents for the
young folks and everything passed Of
pleasantly.
We regret To chronicle the death OF
Mrs Nj. H.. Rowe, which occurred on
Sunday last. She had been in poo,
heath, for number Of wears. Mr.. Rowe
and family have the sympathy of all ir
their sad bereavement. Mr.. JeftrY ais,
had IL sad misfortune in the death of Iii.
wife, which occurred last week til,
funeta. taking place on. Tuesday. Mrs
Jetiry was u sister Of MRS.. Mter Fcrgu
son. A large circle Of friends mourn be-
death.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

Land Once. Grand Fork, D. T., Dec. 10, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that the ,uOw ing named
settlers has filed .otiCe Of their intention u niHkv
hiial prGOfin support Of their claims and that said
prOOf Will be made before the Judge OF probate
Of Pembina county, Pembina. b. T., OH January
24th, lass, viz:
Samuel B. Ro-s,
for the ne a. NV qr. NV qr ne qr. snd hf ne Or.
sec ., IT,, r51.
lie names the follow ing Witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz:N Iaachereau. &. Taschereau, A II
Pobton, John kabernagl.. all Of r, mbins. y. r.
Viz: Fleaury Taschereau,
II E No. 1898 for the " hfsw Or, secs. hi se qr
ncc 4, I 49,. rH.
He names the following witnesses to prove hL
continuous residences upon and cultivation of gaid
land. viz S u Ross, J Kshsrnagie. A II Poseon, W
$ ThoDpson, all Of Pembiha. D I.
Viz: Frank C Morris,
for the NV or. sec 81, lG4, ? s..
h. names the following witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence up u and cuktva.t0R Of said
Land. Wig: Il. Bird, VIM Lalgton.. + Nollrath, +
sente, all Of fembina. ID. :.
Wig: David l.. Thompson. H 1898, for thu
. hine Or, II nj se " sec Q. ti63. 80.
lie names the following witneGSeA1o prove hti
continuous residence upon aadcultivati0n cf sai
Andrew GrxjgeD. all Of Pembina e..
Viz: JCseph Riopells,
No. 1870. for lot 5. and wv Or sw or. sec 10.
liens III. the following " illnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon and cultivation o
said land. viz: Jossph Chapman, Parr iseau; II
NEST Tarriseau, Louis faknsc Ill of h.nJiu
county DIT. 3i-a6 BCTIFFANY, Register
II Vaughn Attorney.
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ROcKM I'll PACE.

ROCkN 4 LIZ PLACE.
The weather has been very severe the
last week.
Three deer were lately seen Ave miles
from timber X. Muris got a shot at
them b,s it did not take effect:
Mr.. Fisher met with the misfortune Of
having Iris wheat sacks stolen out Of the
wagon Que nislit9aiter trip to i.atl,gate.
They may ltet be fal from home.
People are getting sick Of teamins
wheat to market as they are in danger
of Ioosing their teams while passing down
the mountains. Some very narrow es-
capes already. Several are talking about
buying grain cr,lsl,ers for a winters Job.
A. F. Rockwell has>now proved up on
his place, which was what he closed his
store for, and haslsow opened up with a
we'll assorted stock of goods of his own
choosing, sud, is ready to satisfy any
customers..
w. Hatch and the Dunn Bros. have
LEFT Us for the winter. Mrs. Bradley has
gone to Ontario fur to spend few weeks
with her friends; she intends. returning
axain...T. Scott, Of Forest River itm been
up ON visit at his brothers. J. Y. Scott.
f.. Grierson has put on addition to his
mothers house. His sister is up from
the valley on a,visit.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

Levi Bechtel and Henry Klindt having
traded farms. Henry will hereafter rus
ticlte upon the ,nountains:
.An.eng our latest arrivals to spend the
winter in the timber we notice the
Messrs. Harvey's, J. Abilities, NJ. Y. Ed.
wards and families.
The'lovers Of the light fantastic; had
ample opportunities Of enjoying them.
selves al the dances held OH Christmas
evening at the residences Of WIN. Ander.
son anlG. Gislason.
YOUNG.
John Stsutl,ers killed two deer last
week.
The entertainment at the scl,ooll,nuse
Oh Christmas night turned out ~ be y
grand success.
A marriage took place on Dec. 2kth at
the residence Of Vim. Urerutia;.- Mis-. Z.
Crombie. to Harry Randall
Our brass hand was out practicing last
Friday night. Not having any practice
for good while.m most Of tie Instruments
seemed to BE- out of tune. @ consistency
thou art lpaste) jewel.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

Z . h"'1u 01I'ce' us&Hu FoEKsU DEC. ], 1851
June Is. 1854. BY k0b.rt Sturgeon sxai,,st Ci,as
W. Calder. for failure u comply with !aax as. "a
Timber Culture Entry No. 2i95, datd Jhae 2 lHSs
id, range 81, In 2. nDins county, OAK, with :
view to the cancellation Of said entry; eone-ta,t
all cling hat the said Chas. W. CAiier failed 70
br ak the first j.. az lfe n. c. Asary five scs. r.
quirsd by Law, nor las he broken the second i've
acres as ought 70 have bccn de,Aethc second y. A.
The partissa<e b. reby sumrnnnod TO appear u
this Office on the 10Th dayof January, 1855, ut 8
O'Clock II. m to respond and fueDisb t stimony
concerning said nj 9, d failure. Testimony VIII
be taken before W. J. Kne. shaw, U. 8. Commits.
stoner a.,rembina D. T., January. II, 1885, Ut Q
O'Clock, am.
H. TwEIpLIE, W.. AMDERsoN,
Attorney 1928 Receiver.
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Final Prssf Notice..

U 8 Land ofice. Grand Forks. D. r.. Dec I, 1854.
settler tas filed notice Of his int nti,,n 70 mule
hnal proof In support of his claim, aud that salI
psooi NIL =. ms6e before CLERK Of the dist ict
court islhDina. D. T.. Oh February StA, 1855, viz:
,, john Murphy, er..
NO. NO., for these qr, sec u t.e2, z 81.
ne names the following witnesses Is prove his
Sontnuous sesieshcs upon and cultis alton Of said
i,a.l.eau. ~ Of toilette aud Joseph Chapman Of
sS':S &c. TIpTArY, Register
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Land Once. Grand Fork, n.k Mr. . ,aa.

Land Once. Grand Forks OAK, Dec. 8, 1884.
Notice = hereby given that the fol:owing.nsn,sd
etuer nag tilsd n1tice Of his intention 70 make
pssf will he iilads before j. Henry Al: ANS. q
n.,,ary public az Pembins b r, on January ~.
!sss. W.: William Henderson.
"a. Ne1t Tor tile ne qr ~ " 3 Q IS. tlae, RS.
Hsnaales the follow ing " itness. r. prove his
continuous :. sidence upon, and cultivation of
said lend; Wis: Joseph Provost Wm.Lockwood.
S ). ~ Dsere' and Richard Gynn, ali of Nechs,
And you. William Henderson, who on. ths ID
DAY Ut Sep l6s: filed b. 8. No. LIS On the nss Yf
se lr res i6s 81. are hereby notitied 3, chow
any there be, Way said VIM. H.ndeI 90 should
NOT Dc allowed to make proof and payment f0r
ssad tract. z0.5 BIC TISRANY, Rxgtster,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02
kERA

Butler OlsoM.i il now in the possession
Of bran ns@i,ey.
School commenced in district No. 81
for four mouths term OH Monday, Will,
ii. Kraft asteacl,er.
The fnneral' Of Jonas Clir;ssianson's
infant child took: place in the Hallso,
es.nelel; y lust Monday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02
U 8 Land ONCE, Grand Forks D T, sev.as lss..

hsno onnce' ursho FORKS D I, N9v.2S lBot.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
sd settler has III 4 notice Of his intention 70 make
maj proof III support Of his claim and that raid
proof Will be made b fore thu Judge Of Psobat Of
Pembtna county. y. r., on January IL, 1856. viz:
Richard Rose,
for the w. or sec ., l6., rti.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continunuA residence upon and cultivation Of
said liant, VIZ. =. .Tach' raux, Chas. Tschrraux.
i pnm M,ontg"ryl.nd Vim. nontEomsry, ali Of
II. X. VAuauN,.A Attorney. 1884 RsgAter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

The ball which took place in Kittson
Hall New Years eve under the auspices
OF the Pelnbina Cornet Band was well
attended and very enjoyable affair.
Dancing was kept until an curly hour
and the Golfers of the band was swelled
to the amount of $50.
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rs land Once, Grand Forks, D +, DC. 10.

US Land Otnce: Grand Forks. Dr. DC. Ic, lss.
n tice h hcrsby given that the fllowiu na u,sd
titlsl proof IT, support Of his clsiui, and TINT .sid
prooi~ i'll b, nate befor. clssk district court Vt
fsmbins. D.T ~ Ian. -. 1853, vis:
William q. langtpn.
fnr the nv or sec ~ .G4,s5.
He nsmee the lowing witness TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation II
eai,i iand. viz: Frank Morris Jr. Jane. Wheel T.
Felix R~nne auu J. II Bird III vi Psp,tinu o..
2l-8 BIC. TIFFANY, Nexistsr.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

Mrs. 1issis Watt started for her home
in western Ohio. el44 has been among
us for about two years, and has won a
circle OF friends aud acquaintances
through her courteous manners in and
out Of the store WHO would he glad to
see her return to Batl.gate; but she will
remain i'm Ohio.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

U Land Ofice. ursnd Forks, b T. Dee. u, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the folhw Ing NAMED
settler Iva. filed notice of his intention " make
nliai proof III support 81 his claim, and sl,at sad
proof will DC made before clerk district court at
Pembtna, Dr.. Jan. "a. 1855, viz:
James CfAig
for lots "a. and q. qr sw qt sse.1o; tics. rs0.
ne naihes tile following WitiSexeea +. psnye lis
continuous residence upon, and cultivation al
:ail land. Wig: !"reUh Chapman. W. H. NcCar,lis.
w. a. Angg J"hn Storey all Ut Peinbiua Co. Dak
Of Sov-inber. 1873 tllsd No. Y74s on Lcts 2, 3.
AND ne r NV or ~. and lns q sec ~. -. 81
are her by notif d T. show cause at this Oice On
- b' fore the 10Th LAY "f yan"ssy. 1875, IL any
lowed 70 make proot AMI payment E,r saii traot.
sl-4 &c. TIFFANY, Register.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

Mnsn Cavileer and Nelson have been
spending their holidays at home. Miss
Cavileer, We are pleased to learn,. ~
gaining laurels for her proficiency IN oil
painting, one other paintings having been
chosen by the faculty at Mortified to
represent the college al the New Orleans
Exposition.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02
BATtlGATE.


Skating gives way TO sleighing.
A good many people ars suffering with
severe colds.
Dan. Exan, collector for Esterly & Sons.
spent Sunday with his friends in Bath
gate.
Vim. Foster, always ready for business
il hauling. in lots of wheat from the
mountains.
Those in attendance at the Masonic
Ball given in Feinbina last. week, pro-
nouncs it grand success.
Lakin 4 Parker are leaning. money ON
cllatteis aud. real estate aud doing an ex-
tensive in III. ancc business. lw
Mrs. c. L. Parker started for her old
home in northwestern Iowa, called there
by the sickness Of the writer's mother.
So the world waes on; wheat is rising,
and snow is falling. Good sleighing for
tue first this season. and warmer weather.
T. b. Whitaker started east on Sunday.
He will visit New Orleans before return
ing and bring Mrs. Whitaker viii. him.
J. B. Steften started for Minnesota.
where he will. ky in y lsuss stock, Of
goods aud We hope he may bring back u
partner.
We are not able to report the social and
dance to be gwen by the Catholic people
for their church this week. but venture
the assertion thxt = good time will he
had.
Now and then Law suit disturts the
serenity of the public mind, and
hampered debtors end pleasure in telling
their more than l.a.upered creditors to
push their claims"
One Of John Faddens children. from
Beau'ieu. was buried in Batl,gate GENE
terry lnst week. The child died Vt dipl,
liberia. The school board in. Batl,ga,t
took prompt measures to keep, all chill
dren from school who had bssn. y 1p sed
In the early part Of last wsek Mrs. +
4. Wilson with her two Sons, Hugh an.
R0ecoe started for visit ofseveral week,
among friends and. relatives in Mime
sota. Since their departure. F. A. LA
been confined to.the house with q col.
aud severe SORE throat.
On.Iast Friday cvenins:at the Prssby
terrain church, lev. Williams delivered
lecture uion the subject Of dancing.
was well attended. Judging from u,
comments some Of the audience Il,
weighing seriously the argument Of; NJ
Wiiliams.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

MR.. BOOKER has had his Inc large deer
stuffed by MIR. Story. Mr.. Chapman lis
having his three bears stuffed, also, Ivy
our famous taxidermist. Let us have u
museum.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

DON'T forget to My the printer. Your
local. family newabalertl.at has visited
you regularly ity-twotimes during the
past year should not be allowed to re-
main unpaid for.
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WAI.IlALLA.
(Too late for lsst week.

(TO0 late for last week.
How many will soon BE- trying to make
the figure 5 cover AZ
Mr.. James Scott, son of,our worthy d.
vine, is homo for the holidays.
We wish you and your readers q merry
Christmas and . happy New Year.
sleighing is good here now, and every
body who has ANYTHING to slide around
on is out enJoyinHit.
Mr.. T. s. Burley returned from his bus.
mess trip to st. Paul, and now has an ele.
CANT assortment of goods
The cl'urcl, has had a storm. porcl,
erected which will: add greatly 20 the
oomfort 0fthe oOngFegston.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

C.s DoucLAs, NJ: +. n, of the Elmer
son International, viii, his wife, let last,
week for New Orleans to visit the Worlds
Exposition. They will lie absent five or
six weeks, during Which time they visit
iriendsin Chicago, Cleveland ard Toronto.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

Rev. THos. MCGUIRE, sA,o is about re-
moving from Emerson will be given 81
farewell soirec on the evening of January
!. The people OF Emerson very ufucl,
regret his departure.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

TIE mercury continues to sulk and
croucl, and the old settler las
finally abandoned the hope of u mild
and balmy winter. Still there is no cause
for complaint. A favorable winter 80 far
is the general verdict,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

An epidemic of colds seems to prevail.
Sub of our cidizeds are ALMOST dowd sick
with cold id their heads which cobpells
theb to slceb at night wlsh their bbutl,
oped.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

TIE Grafton News aud. Times saws it
is not so high toned that it will not take
cor'lw"od ON subscription. We go
further and offer to take ceriwood,
butter, eggs. chickens, turkeys. hay. oats,
vegetables and money, until furtl,e,
notice. This is straight business.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02
Notice OF Co.Par*usrship.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
County Of Grand Folks,j
We. the undt rsign.d. do her.by certify that we
ar partners transacting busin = In this TEL ri,ory
Vt RasiI;sse ~ the county Of mbina, under th.
finn II. me- Of Luke Il Watt, thst the ram, OF vi
I'll. members ofsuch partnership are David ".
Luke. Margar.t K. Luke Snd John Il. Wait, and
that the ti1c, Of our + specuy. rvsilcEc.s arr
y I opposit. our respective names hereto SUB.
scYibest.
IN witness whereof We have heSeto set ots
hands this stday Of December, lSt4.
Names. Reaidence.
J.H Watt. Bathg.t', DaE' Ia.
u. W. L.,ke, Grand Forks. Dakota
NJ. II. I5tiEs. Grand Forks, Dakut.
Territory. II DaEctA.l
z uatysnfl;rAid FORKS jss
hereby certify that John H. Wait. David "
Luke sApd Margaret X. Lux. the sb"y- name
! :asusl. salt co.psrer rship. came for. II,
atlny the in the city = Grani r rkr in .ai
cr"; am! U, ritory. ann ack" wlcd1sa. tAsa the
exaenIe the fit, egOing c.,uicate>.
tii:ea uisr my hand ana notS.isl' g. al !;
| ,;ra Id F.rks on ID. +. u, crliblH.i .ieSl.
| JILL. Aa4;ARn
| 11I3 fSOturial St0l1 MAY Hublit
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AROUND TOWN,

DELINQUENT subscribers to the PIONEER
EXPRESS should endeavor to square up
now and start the new year with clear
sheet.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02
PARKTOW n.

The past fire weather has enabled all
hands to get'agocd supply ofwood home
and this winter ut least we shall miss
those stirring stories that we were want
~ henr Of narrow escapes from billiards.
ETC..
Grant Fuller; brother Of our esteemed
J. P. has investsd in . fine horse team.
he having rented n largo farm. Before
the hurry Of spring. comes on We have no
doubt our friend wtil'also have u life lease
Of one ofour town bellies to assist him in
his labcn. Success to him.
Most'Of the wheat 10 marketed, and
farmersstill continue to grunLle at hard
times as good many found it difficult
matter to settle all claims. One Of our
friends informed us that his right should
Or was sore with 90 many of his creditors
tapping him ON it With the usual request
for payment Of your
The festive sssssn passed of with ito
usual quietness. Your correspondent
spent such royal day himself that h e
had no ti,neto observe the proceedings
VI his nsighbon. having feastel sumptu-
ously OIL roast gooss>and sweet pie, and
in fact has had considerable difficulty
since in appreciating the ordinary fare Of
pork and putat,es.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02
llfElcIll. DIRECTORY.

II - sgate III C0ngress-J. Is. RAYMOND, Fargo a
q 0nveru0r--N q. lrdWay, YaNktOn. b g
1@cretary-i. Il. Teller isnkton.
I Additos- aeirne y. Ofdwsy, iankton.
Aapt. Pub Instructi0n-W. II. II. Beadle, Yankton
\ AT. Slpt. Pub. Instruction E..A. Healy Orayton
4 8ufveyoe. General Curtiex Fessentlen, Iankton.
sSudge dist. COurt(3d dist. )-S. A. Hudson, Fargo
etltsict Attorney w. Y, Ball Fargo.
Esx Dist SSart-Rt rWeeltie, PeIabinsy
s8a5 US. cUsroxs.
CSlleetor-Jos. Bookwalter, Pembina.
sSis MARSHAL.
+ ohn B. Raymond. Fargo.
DEPuriRs.
e. Ha&gart, Fargo; c. 5. Brown, Pembipa.
ls U.s.tNTERNAL REVENUE.
Usllsetor-J. l.. Pennington. Yankton.
Us. LAND OFFICE.
Asglstsr-B. q. Tiffany, Grand Forks,
Recsiver-W:J. Anderson, Grand Forks.
U. 8. ARMY, FORT PEMDINA.
CNmmandant-M Major Brayton. Pembina.
+ Commanding Go ~ aud Inspector of Musketry
capt. Mcl<ibbon.
Lieut.. Cornish.
Camman ling Co. or" Ordinance Ofacer, Signal
oaicer aud Recruiting Ofticer.1st Lieut.. Cooke.
Adjutant and rreasurcr-.d Lieut.. Lloyd.
61rReon-H. .. Perley.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
C0mmissloners---F.C G. My:ick, Pembina Charles
Mcleod. Beaulieu; William Jackson, Cavileer:
]. J. Hurley, Ernest; and J. D. Wallace.
Drayton.
Register Of Deeds-R. H. Young. Pembtns
oYnty AUDITOR: H: Bird Pembins.
r&asurer-F. A. Wnrdwell. Pembina.
SHERIFF.. J. Brown. Pembina.
Judge of PrObate-R. Tweedlie. Pembtna.
:spt. of Schools-C. f. Jackson, Pembina:
ssOuutv Surveyors. o. McGuin. Pemhina.
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U 8 Land once, Grand Forks D T, Nov. q. 1894,
Notice Is hereby given that the followine.uamed
settler l'as filed n.tice Of his intention s. make
hnat proof tn support Of his Claim, and that said
proof VIII be made before the District
Court Clerk, " Pembiua, DIT, on jan. 10. lSsS.
VIZ: Adtiinas Douville,
Tor the NV Or sw or aud INV al sec As. and ne
" ne or sec "A, iG4. r So.
Ne names the following witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon and cultiystion Of raj
land. viz: Henry Norris, George AiIard. Louis
Captain, 81. Louis Captain. jr., an Of Pembiaa
County, LIT. 1924 b. &. TIFFANY, Register,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

The skating rink was crowded on Tues
day evening last and the Jolly skaters
had merry time. Il. was called the
"ladies' last chance" they having the
privilege Of choosing their partners, mucl,
to the joy of the bashfnl young man.
Those that did not freely improve their
privilege, will be three years older before
they have another chance.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02
MARRIED.
utslns Of Interest,

AV04AA0 VI 4010G00t.
siiaw 4 Charlton are selling goods to
suit the times, and, if possible, the purs-
ca of their purchasers.
Good clothing cheap Mt Shaw & Charl.
toms.
At Miss Macdonalds will be found. the
very latest styles in millinery.
See what Shaw 4 Charlton say about.
goods and prices.
Children's toys in great variety at G..
Moore & Co.'S.
Now is the time to clothe and Shoe
yourself cheaply and lay in 4 stock of
groceries at bottom prices:
The latest styles in hats and bonnets
At Miss McDonald's. 4w
Wanted.
To rent-a piano-an upright one pre-
ferred. Inquire at the Office of the
PIONEER ExPREss.
The lady who by mistake took away
the wrong muf1 from the skating rink on
Friday evening, the 10Th inst, will re.
ceive her own by calling on
1t +. J. NAYLoR.
+ Oysters Starved
To'order at the Pioneer Bakery in any
and every style. s:3in
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

MIR. +. BEraRD, representing the
Minnesota and Lake Manitou Mining Co.
was at the Geloux Houee this week with
specimens of quarts from the company's
mine. The specimens were interesting
and seem to indicate the existence Of
gold silver aud copper there in large
quantities.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

Fresh fruits Of all kinds Ut the Pioneer
Bakery. '
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

THE board Of county commissioner
meet on Monday next. Mr.. II. &. Ar
mold will take his seat in place Of, MI.
Jackson whose term has expired. Tie
county officers elect will qualify and
enter upon their duties and other i'm
portunt business will he transacted.