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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-09-05

Total. ........... .SlO6 ui
Respectfully submitted.
p. j. DULIoN, Marshal.
On motion, the above was re-
ceived.
Alderman Y. blanche, who was
appointed at the last regular meet
ing to wait upon the bridge COM
mittee and ascertain the amount of
their bill for timber furnished the
corporation, reported that he had
seen the members of the committee
and they asked the Council to pay
what the timber WIS worth.
On motion, Mr.. blanche was re-
quested to see the committee again
and get them to present THEN bill.
and also to nsce tain the usual
price paid for such timber as the
committee furnished the corpora
ton.
REORGANIZATION.
The Council then proceeded TO
reorganize for the ensuing year,
when the former officers were unani-
monsl y reel ected, as follows:
Secretary-W. 6. Keatzel.
Treasurer-J. Cahiar.
Marshal-P. j. Dulion.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The Mayor then appointed the
following standing committees:
Finance Committee-H. j. Smith.
E. Frederick, Thos. Davis.
COMMITTEES on improvements
JAS. Taylor. V. blanche, Jules Pc
chon.
NEW BUSINESS.
On motion, the Marshal was in
structed to furnish the Council. in
his future annual reports, the
names OF all delinquent tax and
license debtors, and also the
amounts due ky them.
The Marshal was further in
structed to wait upon all delin-
quent tax debtors. and II otify them
that # their taxes are not promptly
paid, legal steps will be taken to
enforce the collection of the same
On motion. Mayor Randolph was
rendered a receipt Cor his corpora
ton taxes, for services rendered.
On motion, the Finance Commit
tee were instructed to see the AS
SCISSOR, Mr.. w. E. Parker. and
make the necessary arrangements
for having the corporation assess
ment rolls for the year 1885 made
out at once.
The Mayor then requested the
Council! to meet, as Com mittee Of
the Whole, ut the Tleasurer's office,
on Wednesday, the 9th inst. ut 4
P. NJ, to examine and destroy all
Cancelled warrants now III the hands
of the Treasurer.
BILLS APPROVED.
TIE following bills were then read
and approved:
E. Dias. 81 days work -. So so
Jerry Meyers, q days. 49,. 2 so
Jack Overton, 81 days. ...~. 3 so
John Bacconien, 5 days. -. 5 %
2. j. Dulion, Marshal. to
attendance upon the Coun-
ell, Aug. %, Sept. and 2.
81 SO; to 1 days work. 81. 5 so
Calvin Tison. 2 days. 90
P. J. Dulion, to building one
bridge. 81 so; to cutting
limbs from trees and haul
ing sand, 81 SO; to clean-
ing ditch by E. Frsdorick's,
Is cents. Total. ....... 3 rs
W. &. Kentzel, to salary as
Secretary FOR the month of
August. 5 90
J. NJ. Thompson, to four
months hall rent. from
May l to August 31...... 10 90
There being no further business,
the Council adjourned.
L. r. RANDOLPH, Mayor.
w. G. KENrzEL. Secretary.
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School Notice.
LIVE OAK PLACE
VINEYARD.
NEAR CONVICTION, LA.
JOHN T. MUNSCH, PuornrEroR.

Has for sale Grapes and other Fruit,
in season. Pure Grape Jelly, Rooted
Grape Vines, Concord Red and Uerbe-
mont White Wines. Prices reasonable.
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HAMILTON.

Mrs. Joy is visiting friends at Pembina.
Fred. Yerxa is the proud father of an.
other boy.
H. Fennel has ornamented his house
with brick chimney.
A. j., Wallace reports good time with
old friends in Ontario.
w. H. Randall arrived with car load
ofgood horses Tuesday.
W. G. Green has begun the erection Of
a residence ON 3rd street.
H. N. Joys new house is decidedly
handsome, now that the painting is com.
pleted.
Mrs. Sarver and children left on Wed.
neslay for visit to their old home in
Durand, Illinois.
And now carpenter johnson has swung
his house around with the intention Of
enlarging and otherwise improving it.
Very successful special services art
being held at Wrights school house thil
week, Rev's. Hamer and Craig in charge
the township has purchased 4 acres o
the northwest corner of John Cook
farm for public cemetery. It will, w
understand, be at once surveyed AM
fenced.
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MCCONNELL.

The Renwick Bros lost a. valuable OK
two weeks ago.
Some of the horses in this locality have
a disease called pink-eye-
Crops in this neighborhood have very
fine appearance at present.
The attendance at the camp meeting
from here was pretty good and the result
was pleasing to those who took an inter
est in those services.
The "Bruce Rangers" have again come
to the 'front.' A couple or weeks ago the
boys played a match with the st. Joe
club. Number of runs made by Bruce
Rangers, %; st. Joe boys7. On the 18th
tho Bruce Rangers played with the
Tongue River Bisons'" OIL the ground
of the latter, score % to ID in favor of the
Rangers, but judging from the clatter of
their tongues Of late, we would be led to
suppose that they would rather have
been defeated and get something to
satisfy their cravlngappetite, for it would
surely be sharpened after contrasting with
bufialos. A challenge was received from
the Hyde Park club to play on the above
mentioned date, but having previously
arranged to play the Bisons, it could moi
be accepted.
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Easily.


Crop prospects are excellent.
Jas. Bowey has purchased good team,
Of ho1ses.
A temperance society has been organ.
lied, called the Rosa Lake Temperance
Unfon and We think it will be success.
The Easily Sunday School is in a
flourishing condition with over twenty.
five in the bible class and a good superin.
tendent in the person of Mr.. Angus Nc.
Donald.
Rev. ]. +. Berry is building nice
frame house on his claim, three miles
south east of Easily. He intends moving
in soon. Several of our bachelors are in
the same employment. with u purpose
not announced.
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EElel eEIpRY.

Osieease Ia ongssss oeeaR 4. 0lDbfd, Canton.
0ovsfn0t-0. a. lfeeoe, YaAkfens
S Ssssesg -. 4. TsiisP sssn az. '
Xuditof.E ". Caldwell, Sioux Fails.
Tfoasufo1-y.W ". Raymond, 01gAAtck.
Az aupt Public instrucsion. !. ". Cowsn, Val.
susys. y ce.... ys...na.n, Bismarck.
Judge Dist. Court "a disG6W. b. Mcconnell.
csrf Bit oourt-Ansu.sas Snort. Psnbina.
Us. cusfons.
Collector-3os. Bootwaltsr, Psnbins.
u.s.. nAlsRAL.
John ,. Raymond, Fargo.
J.E. Hasssrt, Fargo;B. n. webster, Pembipa.
u.s.INfBRNAL HRvRNuR.
Uollector-J. L. Pennington. Bismarck.
Us. LAND OFFICE.
Rsgistsr-B. q. Ti6Any, Grand Forks.
Receivsr-W.J J. Anderson, Grand Forks.
u.s.ARnY, FORT PKNDlNA.
g.. n. BaAYroN,-Maior 18th Infantry, command.
Issyc:p. ain nd ::.n.
caAnsEs. McKIss, H., Of 18th Infantry,
G; cessl,Hoi,: Lieut. 1sth infantry post ID.
mand ofmounted detachment.
a1Oscs L. cS s r. 18th infantry com
L. 8. RoU11Ez- "a Lieut.. 18th iniantay, acting
ordinance onicer, signal o6icef, and recruiting
oficer.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Member Of Territorial Council.-Hon. Judson
LaMoure.
Member House Of Representatives-Hon. H stong.
C0roner-Dr. p. C. Donovan.
commissioners-F.C c. My:ick, Pembine; Charles
Mcleod, Beaulieu; H. G. Arnold, Crystal, J. j.
Hurley, Ernest; and ]. D. Wallace, Drayton.
Register Of Deeds-Robert Tweedlie, Pembtna.
County Auditor-J. h. Bird, Pembina.
Treasurer-F. A. Wardwell, Pembina.
County Attorney-W.J. Kneeshaw, Pembina.
Sherif-D. Dick, Pembina.
Judge of Probate-E. Armstrong, Pembina.
Sapt. of Schools-C. E. Jackson, Pembina.
County Surveyors. o. NcGuin. Walhalla.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case of kidney
and liver complaint that Electric bittcrs
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands of cases already perma-
nently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric bitters. will prove.
Bright's disease, diabetes, weak back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bow
els, and act directly on the diseased
parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For sale
at 50 cts. bottle by G. Moore & Co., OF
D. McGruer's.
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Bucllen's Arnica salve,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, Fever
sores, chapped hands, chilblains, corns.
and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cts. per box
For sale by c. Moore & Co., and D. Nc.
Gruer.
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MOWESTO.

A. Garnet has goneto Ontario on a
business trip.
Crops are looking well. Farmers find
it pays well to summerfallow.
Our school is moving OIL nicely under
the direction of Miss Annie Garrett,
Our Sabbath school is also prospecting
with w. Douglas as superintendent.
New buildings can be seen going up OIL
all sides.
Our new grader. works well and roads
in Lincoln township will be much im-
proved by this seasons operations.
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Fura, Fura,IFura.,,

Mrs. Geo. Thompson repairs and makes
up fuss. 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.
Gee on Stutsman street. Prices moder.
! aSe.
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The saddest thing that has happened
In this vicinity occurred Tuesday after.
noon about six o'clock at Mr.. James
Belhamy's, a few rods below the post
Office. Several small children were play
ing along the river bank, and flve.year.
old son of Mr.. A. Alrnas, while trying to
get stick that was floating down. slipped
in and was drowned. A dozen men have
been dragging the river for the body, but
80 far without success. The afflicted
family have the sympathy of all.
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NOTICE!

&c. Canning is my authorized agent
at Drayton, Dakota. He will transact
any business in Pembina, Walsh and
Grand Forks counties, Dakota, and also
in Kittson, Marshall and Polk counties,
Minnesota, in connection with my timber
lands, situated on the Red river.
HENRY TUCKER.
Minneapolis, MINI. May LIST, 1885.
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CAVALIER

DR.. Smith. dentist, will be in Cavalie,
all next week, July It'll to Aug. LIST. pre-.
pared to attend to calls in his line.
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BATilGArE.

Weather fine for growing crops.
The ditcher isat work west of Bathgate.
Several of our citizens were in Fargo
last week.
Items are plentiful, but it is hard to tell
which YOU want.
+. M. Tough will start south for n car
load of horses in about a week.
Gcroux d Angler are expected to open
their general store in Bathgate about the
first of August.
The question about cemetery has been
settled by the authorities purchasing land
from Vim. Foster.
On Friday of last week, two loads Of
duck hunters started out for little fun.
They returned Saturday night with large
booty.
Rev. Geo. Dayies returned from Eng.
land with his family recently. He occu-
pied the Baptist pulpit last Sunday, to the
entire satisfaction of his congregation.
WI. Ferguson came in last week with
three carloads ofhorses from Washington
territory. Those that are unbroken have
furnished good deal of fun for the boys.
On Saturday, Alex. Hazlewood, while
working on F. A. Wilson's house east Of
town, slipped and fell from the roof, re-
ceiving severe injuries. Ike Foster hap
pened to be there, and lost no time in
getting Mr.. Lakewood home, and sum-
moning DIR. Sutton. Mr.. Lakewood ia
severely hurt, and will not be able to be
about again for some time, but it is hoped
that under the skillful treatment of DR..
Sutton he may not suffer long.
Francis Palmer, attorney of Park River,
visited our town last week......Mr. John
Grandy has moved into his new house on
his farm......A. +. Johnson's garden is
booming. 1t beats everything .... .Chas.
Tough has recovered from the measles
......S. ID. Bostwick is able to be around
again after few days illness. 800. Mr..
Curry has been on the sick list few days.
1.-THE well known John Lafferty ap.
Feared upon our streets again last week.
1 have been requested by the camp
meeting committee TO ask you through
your paper, to return thanks to Mr.
Bostwick of Bathgate, for lending uf
lumber. to Mr.. Moffatt for the use Of the
ground and to the people of Carlisle fol
assisting in preparing the ground and
accommodating 80 many people who came
there to worship. s. KERFooT.
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NEWSO)Fl; TIHE WEEK,
wALhALLA.

WALHALIA.
DR.. McIachlans busy person Il seep
caring for the sick, in almost any direction
you may go. He is universally liked.
A picnic is projected 70 be held In the
grove at Olga. near Hotel de Logue, with
a dance in the evening, some day nexl
week. Date not given.
Mrs. c. w. Andrews and child, Mn
Rockwell and sister, Miss Parker and
Dou spent last week or two, visiting
friends in Mimic and Arlock.
John F. Mayer will have his roller mill
in running order in another fortnight
when he will make q grade Of -four second
to none in the northwest, and ct a
reasonable rates as any.
Aletter was received here, addressed
to the mayor of Walha,la. The post
master was at q loss whom to give 1t to
80 some one told him John McGuin held
that honorable position.
A school township was organized just
west of US, town 1853 range 81 and the
fraction, with the following officers, A. q
Irelan, director; G. o. Spence, Clerk; j
b. Harvey, Treasurer.
Apetition was numerously signed by
tho residents north of the Pembina river,
in Cavalier county to be set apart as q
civil township. making the river the
southern and western boundries. The
petition to be presented to the county
commissioners of Cavalier county.
At the supervisors meeting, town Of
Walhalla, it was resolved that all parties,
whether private or road overseers, shall
apply to H. McGuin, chairman of the
board, for the use Of the grader, and
shall return the same Immediately after
they are done with it either to Ernest OF
Walhalla, unless called for Immediately
by another applicant.
The following bills were allowed: H
McGuin, 8 days with teams bringing
grader from Neche at s. per day s24.OO
Byron Lee, Is days supervising grader
Mt 81 per day, $500.
An elegant and recherche dance was
given by the good people of Ernest or
the basket plan, there being no place
near to which people could 60 for theil
supper. 1t was an ENJOYABLE time to all
present. Some of the baskets were pro-
yisioned SO finely that poor bachelors like
we, us and company dare not partake fol
fear of giving our stomachs' too great q
surprise. Music by Crown Centre string
band. Floor manager +. G. Lee.
Quite a number of our enterprisinl
young men made an attempt to climb 9
certain PERCEPTIONS mountain near here
After repeated failures by all only two
more daring than the rest, succeeded in
making the ascent. They report the
view as seen from the summit, amply
repaid them for their trouble, and they
now think they can make the ascent
easier than before, as they marked the
route ON their return.
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01s 4ftOMASs
BoRN:-On Saturday 10Th, the wife of
w. Mcknight ola son.
DIED:-On Saturday 10th, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight.
J.R. Vim has gone to st. Andrews to
rusticate for the next two months.
Andy Mccullough has gone to the
mountains, Camera and oil, for q short
trip.
We were little surprised last Friday
to see our old friend J. P. Hager step off
the train, we believe it is his intention to
stay with us and start bonanza farming
in the spring.
What might have been fatal accident
occurred in our midst last Sunday after
noon, Mabel, the two year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight was playing
around the we'll in the rear of Kermotts
drug store 1t seems she dropped her
doll inside the curb and in indeayoring
to get it she lost her balance and fell in.
Miss Kermott heard the splash and i'm.
mediately gave the alarm, but before any
one could get there she had sank for the
last time, the we'll being 16ft deep. Much
time was lost before q pole, long enough,
could be procured, at last one was obtain
ed and the child brought to the surface,
when one of those present went down
on rope and brought her out. She
must have been in the water S or 10
minutes and when brought out life
seemed to be gone, but by the continued
exertions of DR.. Kermott, assisted by
friends, life was observed in about 20 or
Is minutes, but it required one hour and
a half to restore her. She remained un.
conscious and in state of delerlum until
4 O'Clock next morning but by Monday
night was as lively rs ever. 1t is sad to
think of what might have been to the
already bereaved family.
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HRVmks W.
Everybody : sstting ready sos has.
vssting.
Ducks and geese arc about ripe 81
slIooting. =
Six car loads Of laborers went north lasl
Saturday 10 work On the q. p. r.
Rev. Father Phillip, Of Denver, Co..,
who has just finished building . $4,000
industrial school there, LETT Nsche Mon
day, with twenty-six half breed children
from Olga and Turtle mountains, TO place
them In his school.
Rev. Father &. Pierre, Of Olsa, will
celebrate mass and preach next Sunday,
August End, at the Catholic church IN
Neche D. r. Mr.. Edward Doryal will
conduct the choir and sing the "Ave
Maria" All are invitedtp attend.
Mr.. and Mn. 1oSp 1totter, Of Trotse,
Bros, and Mr.. Ind Mn. w. r. Elliot,
have gone for a visit to their friends u
Ontario AMI the Eastern states. The,
went via Port Arthur and the lakes. W.
wish item each and all q pleasant journey
and visit and . safe return to Neche.
The following Is the standing Of the
pupils in school No. l, district No. 2, FOL
the month ending June 1oth:-Fourtt
class: Herbert McLeap, Samuel Edger
ton, Harry Bere, Ethe Mclean. Senior
Third: John Moran, Fred Hicks, Gract
Hicks, Harry Ryan. Junior third: Joseph
Moran, Henry Lemier, Napoleon Taillon
Rosana Lemier. Second class: Rebeccs
Gagne, Joseph Gagne, C. Taillon, Mary
Angler. First class: ,Morrice Moran
Clodia Gagne, Stephen Mclean, Joseph
Parro. NELSON MuRDocK, Teacher.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
VIM. Roor has gone to the mountain
to make hay.
A. Reid has bought team of horses
from Mr.. Hilderbran.
George Foster, of Bathgate. was through
here last Tuesday on business.
Mr.. McQuinn Of Drayton has been
around taking orders for Irvine. M
This point has been favored with ar
absence of very severe storms this season,
the wreck of many desperately hard
blows to the west and the south have
passed over this point.
DR.. Crawford and wife, of ST. Thomas
were visiting friends here last Tuesday
They express much delight at the asr }ess
of the gardens and think that of v. S
Waldo to be as good as any they have
seen anywhere.
Goo late for last weekly
Robt. Reid has finished his new resi-
dence.
VIM. Row has purchased a democrat
wagon.
This part was we'll represented at tn,
campmeeting last Sunday.
Crops are promising. Everything bid
fair for the farmer this year.
v. s. Waldo made flying trip {,
Bowesmont last Wednesday on business
A. Smith, of Drayton, is busily engaged
working his summer follow and tree cul
ture.
F. A. Richardson has gone about in &
business like manner to sink well. w,
hope his efforts will be attended will
success.
It is quite evident that this section o
country is highly valued by farmers, al
several pereons have been trying to buy
here this summer.
Read Waldo has two and a half acre,
of pure Saskatchewan fife wheat sown
one bushel per acre, which is as stout
as any in this vicinity.
Drive most anywhere you wish, 70,
will see yellow mustard. Let farmer
take every means available to destro.
this bad weed. 1t has been quite evid
ent that some know very little of it
distructiveness.
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70 suBscR1BnRs.

~ 0U60C8I8R60e
The following are authorized agents
% receive subscriptions for the ProxEER-
ExPRsss. Remittances can also be made
direct TO this Office:
Drayton.. ........................H. L. Crandell
Carlisle. Edwin spicer
Cavileer. Andrew Vassie.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. +. Appleton.
Mountain. .....................H H. Thorlackson.
Hyde NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hyde.
Ernest. Henry McGuin.
Walhalla.. ...........................H. A. Mayo.
Tyner.. John Carr.
Bathgate. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT L. Parker
Hamilton. John Mcmillan
Olga....................... Gauthier
Mona. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nels Teveten
Elkwood. ......................O. M. Lillesater
Romfo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ROmfO.
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BRIEFs-AIiss Sarah Abrams arrived
home on Thursday from her pleasant
vacation trip in the vicinity of Minnea-
polls, Fairhaven, &c......J. G. Webb, G.
H. Megquier. w. ]. Kneeshaw and Chas.
Full were in Fargo last week and part
of this on court business .....Mrs. c. H.
Strong returned from her visit with
friends in st. Paul on Monday, having
had an enjoyable time......L. E. Booker
made a trip to Fargo this week.."..C County
treasurer Wardwell and Mrs. w. return
cd Monday evening from their extended
tour, having measured great extent of
country and taken in cities, parks,
museums &C., too numerous to mention.
not to mention the Grand Army celebr.l-
ton in Maine.
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AyorEr school picnic by districts No.
10 and IS was held in volbrath's grove,
ia the latter district, ON Saturday last,
with large attendance. The program,
consisting of vocal and instrumental
music, recitations, ETC., prepared by the
teachers and pupils was we'll rendered
and reflected credit upon the manage
ment of the two schools. After the pro.
gram was over an abundant supply of
edibles was served.
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WOULD it not be we'll for the city council
to take into consideration the question of
giving some encouragement towards es-
tablishing fire company, or providing
some means to help check the flames in
case fire should suddenly break jim upon
some portion of our city? This question
has been much discussed, but itswill not
down. We are liable to need some
appliances almost any time to quench the
spreading flames and save valuable
property. Iflogic does not move lis to
action, experience will, some time.
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THE PIONEER EXPRESS.
Published Every Friday Morning
4. h. Young, Publisher.
TERMS, 5000 PER YEAR.
Entered atthe postofhcea at Pembina, Dakota. at
second class matter
PEMBINA, JULY "a, 1885.
AROUND TOWN.

We have a wet moon this month with
whatever that implies.
Mrs. S. BIRCH sold her farm in toilette
last Monday to Mr.. Jos. Muir for 81 600.
THE Lutheran church is now nearly
completed and is quite an ornament to
South Pembina.
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Mr. ALEX. McEcHERN has q letter from
a friend in North Carolina who says: al
haven't seen but three good pieces Of
wheat this season in North Carolina.
was in Virginia, Maryland. West Vir-
ginia, Ohio, Indiana and into Illinois
about month ago, and it is about the
same all through. l saw few fields in
Western Maryland and Northern Ohio
that were very fair, but thousands of
acres won't be worth cutting; SO if your
spring wheat sections haye good crops
you will surely get top prices"
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Mrs. A. BJoRNsoN. of South Pembina,
died this week, the funeral occurring on
Wednesday. We did not learn partic-
ulars.
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TIE Carlisle campmeeting closed on
Thursday evening last. Sixty converts
are reported as the result of these camp.
meeting services, while the churches
represented are doubtlers benefited
thereby. With a view of making ar
rangements for next years campmeeting,
the following committee was appointed:
A.W. McCrea, w. Z. Beach, -, Wallace,
q. H. Honey, Joseph Edgerton, j. l.. Cole
and r. H. Young.