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Is not always innate or born with them, but
many instances are known where il has been
acquired by the persistent and jndicious
of DR.. Earters Iron Tonic.
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Radish tops, chopped fine and mixed with
the soft food, make excellent green matter
for chicks.
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The foot and mouth disease, which has sx-
isted in England for a long time, is now be.
lieved to be gone.
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Ripe tomatoes cut ia slices aud served with
may onnaiss sauce are a delicious addition
TO spring dinner.
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Unsurpassed News and Family papsh

The proceedings OF Congress and OF or Demo-
ratio Legislature and the dOiDgs OF orr Den D.
ratio National and State administrations viii "a
duly chronioled, 81 well as the current events ~
the day.
It's Commercial Reviews and Market Reports
will be reliable and complete.
It's Agricultural anc Hone Departments 40
the best Of hands
Pithy editorials select literary breTities and
terteinfng miscellany are assured feat1rea
IL shall be fully the equal IN general iniofus-
ton O! any paper IN the land, while IN itg TepoTE
on Indiana sfRirs It win have no equal Is 81
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PRESENT THIEvINe TARIFF.

To INDIANA DEMOORAToI Since Issuing our
last annual prospectus you have achieved gion-
Gus victory In your State and aided materially In
transferring the National Government once mora
into Democratic hands. Your triumph he's been
four years was beroic.
In the late campaign, a. IN former ones tAs
SENTINKL's arm hes been barred in the fight. We
stood shoulder 70 shoulder, as brothers, ia tbs
conflict; we now ask your hand for the oorninG
year in our celebration of the victory.
Our columns that were vigorous with fight when
the fight was on will now, since the contest is over,
be devoted to the s-a Of peace. With ite enlarged
patronage tho SEErnSzL win be better enshisc
than ever 10 kfve an
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~. LONG, olluleteTs
q. Hendricks, Jeweler,
J. s. Dickey, M. d.,
J. Il. Fish. Teacher,
J. .. Behymer, editor Times,
M. w. Pershing, Editor Advocate,
William NJ. Grishaw. Merchant.
b. w. = Ressler, Farmer,
5. u. 0glebey Merchant,
". K. Oglebey, Attorney,
Dan Waugh, Judge of Circuit Court,
J. ~. Fippen, Prosecuting Attorney,
T. b. Bates, Sheriff,
J.. L. Bunch, Clerk OF Court,
Levi Young, Merchant,
ID. G. Jones. Mechanic,
A. y. Pltzer. NJ. ID.
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The Largest, Best and Cheapest Weekly
In the West ST cnly
ONE DOL AR.

Az heretofore, an incorporating enemy
OF Monopolies in whatever form appearing,
and especially to tbs spirit OF subsidy, 9
embodied in the
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We, the undersigned citizens of Upton,
take pleasure in highly recommending Mrs
Woodwork as q sincere, lady-like, Christian
woman, and indorse the workings OF the
present revival which is now being con-
Quoted in Upton. We have each read the
scurrilous article ia the Indianapolis Times
OF Thursday, May Z, 1885, and pronounce
the eiaL OF IL as hainp fslaa
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

U Land Once, Grand Fork, D. T. Dec 10, 1884.
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow ing.nam
setters has died notice Of their intention 70 make
proof will ~ made before the Judge Of probate
Of Pembina county. Pembina b. T.. ON January
gath. Isis, Wig:
Samuel B. Ross,
Iof the ne Or nv qr. NV Or ne Or. and hf ne Or.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
contpuous residence upon, and cultivation OL
AID land. WEE Iascllereau, Z. Taschereau. A II
POst0n. john kabernagle. all Of Pumbina, u. r.
Viz: Flearry Tsschereau,
NO. NEs. nor the W hfsW qr, sec3. hf - Or
sec I, { l6a, r51.
H.. names the following witnesses TO prove hi
conunu"us re.ideuc.. upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz isoss. Kahsrnagle. A H Poston, W
Thompson, all Of Pembina. d 4.
Via: Frank C Morris,
fof Tue NV or. rec 81. 1Gs, e S..
~. names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence uitn and cultivation Of aid
LAM, WIZ II: Bird, VIM L.ngtou. = VOilrsth, +.
Henie. all Of feInbiua, u. T.
iz:David L. Thompson, H E i22s, for the
Inc qr.h III se 4r sec u, l6:, f:3.
ne names the following witnesses r. prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation If said
lAhi, Viz: Crawford. Jas Clarke, THIS Ire bsxth
Andrew CrHigen, all Of Penibina 10.
Viz: Joseph Riopelle,
= No. 1910, for l"t 5, and s~ Or sw Or. CSC 10,
ieiI ~; i, s.id hiss Or. rec =. tlGi.r 81.
ny No ". The following witness . TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ii
nest iarriseau, Louis LskHA.. ali OF penbins
county DIT. 2.-.5 BIC TIFFANY, Register.
II Il vaughn Attorney.
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Land ONCE Grand rorr, n.I nec . ,sa.

Land ONCE. Grand Forks, OAK, Dec. s, 1884.
Notics y :r:by given tllat the farowing named
ettier has filed n'ttce Of his intention /, make
mai pro III support Of Lis claim, aud that said
prof will We made before J. Henry Al. alnr, .
notary public at Pembina ID T., ON January III,
isa,, Wig: William Il, nd.is n,
DE-. ssh. for the ne qr ~ Or &c ), 1863. r6s.
lie naines the following witness, . to prove his
continuous :, sidence upon, aud cultivation a,
said irnd, viz: joseph fruvost VIM. Lockwood,
sal 8 uel beare and Richard Gynn, ell of Neche,
Penbina County. D. 4.
And you. y lillian Henderson, who on the ID
Jay OF Sep 1885, filed u. u. No. 4y7o on the ne "
" q SCI 49, 81. are hereby notified " show
G ~ ~ this Office on or bytor, January IS 1855
u any there b., Wy said VIM. HundersOn sllouid
MOI " allowed tO make proof and payment for
SAID tract. 29a5 BIC TIFFANY, Register.
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Proceedings OF the Psmbina County
Commissioners.

Monday. January 5th, 1885.
Board met in regular session at p. m.
Present, F. Z. Myrick. J. D. Wallace.
J. J. Hurley, Charles Mcleod and coun-
ty auditor.
H.C. Arnold presented oath Of office
% county commissioner for district num-
TER three.
Board adjourned until . o'clock q. m.
Tuesday, January 9Th. 1885.
TUEsDAy, JANUARY 6, 1896.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, F. G. Myrick, J. D. Wallace,
J.J. Hurley, chairman, H. e. Arnold.
Chss. Mcleod end deputy county audi.
tor.
Board proceeded to elect chairman 1or
the ensuing year.
Moved by F. C. Myrick. seconded by
Charles Mcleod that John J. Hurley be
appointed chairman for ensuing year.
Motion carried unanimously.
The board fixed the following bonds
for the different county officers: Regis.
ter Of deeds $1,000, treasurer $40, 900,
Judge Of probate $1,000. sheriff Sa.Ov0
coroner $1,000
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". J. O,srtis

Beg 10 announce to tho people a Pen.
nina. 4. Vincent and vicinity thath he has
opened his Furniture Repairing Shop
next door to Norrisoc's blacksmith shop
Stuisman street, where he will repair
and make to order all kinds of furniture,
upllolstering. ssw sharpening, carpet lay
ing, DC. Pianos and Organs tuned aud
repairsd. Ialso sell the best piano aud
furniture polish made. Orlem taken
for tsmb stones ard Monuments. Il
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Court House Notes.


Mr.. David Dick assumed the duties Of
Sheriff on Tuesday. He has appointed
his son James Dick to act as jailor in
place of Philip White who has hereto
fore acted in that capacity. We under.
stand Sheriff Dick has appointed Mr.. G.
I. Wight and D. Dick. jr., as his depu.
ties. With this efficient staff We expec,
to see the duties of the office effectively
discharged.
Mr.. Philip White leaves behind him q
record Of faithful service. His depart.
ment of the court house has been man.
aged with care, attention and fidelity.
In the brief interim before Mr.. Dick
got around to compass all his duties in
the court house, one of the commission.
ers had to trudge around to the court
yard and lug up some wood.
The county treasury was considerably
reinforced this week by the addition Of
funds received ON account of saloon
licences issued.
On Tuesday afternoon r. H. Young
turned over the office Of Register Of
Deeds to his successor Robert Tweedlie
who then assumed charge of the office.
Mr.. Tweedlie IL rendering his resigna.
ton this week as Clerk OF the District
Court. 1t is not yet known who will Ike
his successor. There are Q variety oi
conjectures as to who will be the SUCCESS.
full applicant.
Judge Armstrong having qualified q
Judge Of Probate has removed the pro
bate records to the newly fitted office ON
the second foor.
w. L. Abrams efficiently performed
tie duties Of deputy auditor OH Monday
in the temporary absence Of Mr.. Bird.
Mr.. Russell Aylen entered his duties q
Deputy Register Of Deeds ON Tuesday
after 4 few mOntlla yncatis,n
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U Land ONCE, Grand Forks D T, Nov p, ,ss.

Notice II hereby given that the following nam.
60 settler has Ill notice Of his intention 70 make
iinsl proof in support Of his claim aud that raid
prof. VIII Oe made fore ttu judy. Of probst Of
Pembtna c,.unty, d. r., ON January ", 1885, viz:
Richard Ross,
for the sw Or sec 4, 49,, r5l.
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS i, resi- !ence upon and cultivation Of
said lani. viz: +. Zach raux, Chas Taclrrsux,
y y Montgom.rytand VIM. Montgomery, all Of
Hembina County DIT. D c TIFFANY,
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U 8 Land Office, Grand Fork., D 7, Nov. q, 1884
settler has filed nDtice Of his Intention to make
final proof In support Of ills claim aud that saiG
proof will be made before the District
court Clerk, ut Pembina, DIT. on Jan. ~. 1885,.
Viz: Audinas Douville,
for the NV Or sw Or aud " hfnw or sec IS. and NJ
Or ne or sec 81, i64, z 53
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz: Henry Norris George Allard, Louis
Captain, e.. Louis Captain, jr., all Of Pembiaa
county, DIT. 1894 b. G. TIFFANY. Register.
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Complaint having been enteled at this Office on
July 18TH 1884, bv Alexander l.. Airth, against
John +. ellis. for failure TO comply With
law q 70 timber culture entry, No. :6s, dated
s9ne Mth, 1851. upon the nv Or sec o. l61, {
cane. aton OF raiL entry; etsnt alleging that
tit said John J. ellis did not br AZ five acr, ., or
aus. to b. broken live ac, the hr-t year or has lie
broken orcaueed to b. broken any aimee h. first
made biz entry, nor hes he cultivated or planted
any Of the land since making his entry the raid
PARTIES q. hereby summUntd IN appear ct this
once on the 18th day Of January. 1855. at9 O'Clock
Ing said alleged failure. 7. stimony to be taken
before w. J. kneesiaw. commissioner at
peinbins. D lou January 18th. 1885, Ut O'clock
4. N. WI, ANDERsON itt.t.eiv.r
X. Twesdlie. Attorney. ai.S
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U Land Office. Grand Forks. D T, Dec. 10. 1884
Notice IL hereby given that the folowin IL med
settler has filed notice of his intention u make
hnai proof III support Of his claim and that said
Hroofwill he made before clerk district court Ut
Penbina, u. I. on Jan. ~, 1885, Wig:
William G. Langton,
Tor the NV Or sec ~, { 1854, 81.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove bis
continuous residence upon, and cultivation "
said land. viz: Frank Morris Jr. James Wheels.
Felix tonne aud J. II Bird: I'll Of Pembina Co.
xl'36 BIC. TIFFANY, Register.
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81
AcAa load OF ladies' and sentences
from Renbipa, Emerson and 6. Vlncens
incindin6 - Psmbina Comet hand,
weet down 70 Hallock on Friday svsu.
ing - p attsna chs apand BAN given by
the 49, band q that town. The party
rstut1sd b. special train next morning.
Tmns will DO q grand ball At the Fort
onths 18th Inst. Competent hands have
charge oethe AMIR and q large attend
anes b expected. The ever genial Nj. g.
7. Bair will ~ his eood.bye 10 tho COM
pany - hs will b leaving In q few days,
much 70 the regret Of his comrades,
Bsasn.-Mr. Frank Sheets. for some
time the efficient teacher OF our cornet
band, lek this week for Washington,
Southern Iowa. Albert Smith, our re-
nowned - comet player succeeds to the
leadership. mo one has been heard to
kick against the weather we have had
the past week with the possible excep
ton Of the fuel vendor. Capt. Webster
returned this week from visit to
Chicago and other points. Several Of the
town pumps have suffered from an OBJ.
aruction of their breathing apparatus in
sympathy with the epidemic of colds... :.
We have expressions of satisfaction from
many quarters, with our Christmas
supplemental. W. Young, son of Sam
uel Young. Esq, of Young F. O., has come
to enjoy the privileges of our school for
the winter. Philip White has taken up
his residence in his house on Second St..
Mr.. Geroux's little girl has been very low
the past week but is again improving.
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Are You ootns

to any part Of the United States or Cans
d. leo buy your tickets at Neche. DIT.
I will give you benefit Of the lowest rates
and check baggase through to destination
Of ticket Any desired information about
routes, rates and connections cheerfully
given on application either in person o.
by letter. Arrangements have been
made ~ tlla& paasensen can Get through
tickets to and from New Orleans.
w. E. GooDIxo,
~ Ag't 81. p. n. I'M. Ry'
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Fresh fruits of all kinds at the Pioneer
Bakery.
Money savsd Il Money Earnsd.
TIE undersigned has just received .
new and varied stock of Groceries which
he is selling of cheap, for cash. All who
have made purchase Ut his store 60 of
uliy convinced they have made money.
All Who have not yet been 1t his store
are cordially invited to give him . call
and judge for themselves.
g. THoNPsoN,
Old Express Building. Pe,nbina.
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Itsms Of Interest.

At0GQ0 Oh k0JOx0BG.
Shaw 4 Charlton are selling goods "a
suit tile times, aud. If possible, tie purs-
- Of their purchasers.
Good clothing cheap at Shaw 4 Chsrl.
tons.
At Mis- Macdonalds will bs found the
very latest styles in millinery.
See Whist Shaw 4 Charlton ssy about.
goods and prices.
Children's toys in great variety at c.
Moore 4 Cos.
Now 10 the time to cloths and sl,oe
yourself chesply and lay in . stock Of
groceries At bottom prices.
The latest styles in hats and bonnets
ut Miss McDonalds. 4v
Farmers will please take notice, Chas.
Full will give the highest rates for good
oats in exchange for goods, during this
month. lw
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CHANGED
HAN DIS!

Having purchased the business of the
National Harness c.. in Pemuina, I will
continue to carry on . general harness
business At the old stand on Cayileer 81.
Thanking numerous customers for past
liberal patronage and hoping by strict
attention to business to merit q coutinu
snce Of the came, Respectfully
A. W. BAILEY.
n. BAH accounts due the old firm
will be collected by ne.-A.W. BAILEY.
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U 9 Land OdRce. urand Forks. D 7. Dee. 10, 1874.
Notice y hsrsby given thaS the follow Ing named
settles hae tiled nOstcs Of his intention 70 make
hpaa ps0f In support 81 hi claim, and that SAID
proof viii % made before cleIk distsict coussat
PemblnA, DIT. Jan. g. lo6. viz:
James Craig,
Soe lots 2. : and ne or ~ % Eec =, tle0, SO.
continuous resldencs upon, and cultivation Of
.sti land. viz: Josel'h Chapman W. X, McCsriie
d. A. lioGy. John Stor. I'LL Of Pelnbtnx Go. Duk
Of Nov nlber. 1873 filed 8 No. 37a. on kts =. 3,
and ne ar NV ~ s,S ~. apd lpt., sec III 40. a
re her BY hot,tl u show rsae Ut this Ofdc or
ther- b., why .sll Jam, C:ais should NOT he Ill,
Lowed 70 m&ks Rsopt elN payment fs said tract
HI &c. TIFFANY. Rs0i3S.
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!. crandall. Attorney.

Us Land Once. Grand FORKS. D. T.. Dec 1, 1854.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following .nsmvd
settler has died notice Of his Intention % make
dual proOfin support of his claim, and that raid
proof will l.e nlsde bsl1re CLERK Of the district
court. Pembina ID. T., on February 9th, lsss, Wis:
James Murphy, gr..
h = No. eeol. Tor the - Or, SEQ " ti6s, e 81.
He names the following witnerses 70 prOve his
continuous rescence upon and cultis alton Of said
!ana, vtx: Lewts LaiiOse, Lewis i1,iseau, JH.
natiseau. 81 of Jolstee and Joteph Chapman Of
X3-1 BIC TIPvArY. Reester.
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Crab apples at the Pioneer Bakery.

Try Thompson's coal oil. No smell, no
corroding of wicks, no dirty chimneys.
Old Express, Pembina.
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Subscriptions Received.

The following amounts have been re.
ceived on subscription, since our last re-
mort under this head.
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TxE Lady who by mistake took away
the wrong NUT from the skating rink on
Friday evening, the 18th inst, will re-
ceive her own by calling ON
1t E. J. NAyLoR.
Oystsrs Served
To order at the Pioneer Bakery in any
and every style. 9-3ln
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Notice.

In response to numerous requests, DR..
Smith, Dentist, will visit the following
places on the dates named, prepared 70
wait on parties desiring his services:
HAMILTON, January 9th TO Jau. 26th.
ST. ThOM AS, January 9th to Jan. 3lst.
BATlfGATE, February 2nd TO Feb. 9Th.
NECHE. February 9th to February Z,
AN DR. G. 6. SAITH.
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Charlie Burris had q runaway on
Tuesday with VIM. Ferguson's team.
BY some means the sleigh tongue fell
and Charlie not liking its manouvers,
quit passage, the hones going offon their
own account. They first straddlad q
wood pile near the church, then called
on Mr.. Francis. passing through his back
yard over 10 Mr.. Richardson's where
they collided with clothes line and
we're caught.
Register Of Deeds Tweedlie came in on
Thursday from the county seat. having
qualified aud entered upon the duties Of
his new oface......J. D. Wallace goes to
Bismarck on Monday to attend the
county commissioner convention. 8. X.
Smith and Arthur johnson will leave
next week for New Orleans. Mr.. Hubert,
the elevator man, was in town Tuesday,.
Miss Haight. from Midland, spent the
holidays with friends in this vicinity.
Messs. Jas. Hunter and John Walker
visited the county seat Tuesday.
HYDE PARK.
Mr. Blizzard is visiting ut his unle's Mr..
Howell.
Mrs. II. McLarty has been quite ILL
better now.
Jas. Hyde. jr., has left US for his home
In Manitoba.
Lots Of large scholars at school, and
hard study the order of the day.
Mr.. Hamilton and Mr.. Cunningham
we're at church service last Sabbath.
TURKEYS and geese scarce since Christ.
mas. hay scarce, wood cheap and we'd
dings plenty.
No service ID the church last Sabbath
in old year, as the congregation ex-
pressed q desire to meet Bay Center
friends at communion service.
John Nelson has been very sick-glad
to learn that he is some better-bsby
also recovering from a severe cold, and
~ troubles never come alone Mr.. Nelson's
COW Lay down and died.
B0wEsMONr.
Wood detectives are again on the alert
across the river.
We are pleased to learn that Mra Muir
has 80 Tar recovered AZ to be able to he
around again.
]. A. Pardy has been laying in q new
stock Of goods for the accommodation of
the surrounding country.
Robert Waldo lett for the Rockies via
the G. P. X. recently. He writes en-.
Enthusiastically Of the country, especially
the scenery.
YOUNG.
Some deer tracks have been seen
lstely.
Hay is rising in price and is going to
he very scarce.
Rev. F. West preached to . larxs
audience last SUNDAY.
Rev. p. E. Royce preached at the
school house at II a. M, and Rev. A. c..
Turner at 2:30 p. m.
There were two dances here New
Years night. one at WIN. H. Browns and
the other at Jas. Browns, aud we'll At
tended ut both places.
o.rcrrr.n
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CAvlLEER.
He got that letter all right.

He got that letter all right.
Dan. McGruer and Doc. Boylan, Of
Hamilton, we're in town OH Tuesday last.
The streets were crowded last Monday
with teams and vehicles on the lookout
for cord wood.
John Bechtel leaves on Monday for
Bismarck to look after his interests-
legislatively.
Messn. Rlckbeil and Mclean took .
trip to Pembina last Tuesday to renew
their licences.
Tie mill is now running night and day
under the superintendence of Mr.. =. p.
Cole, expert miller, late of the G!xnd
Forks ruler mills.
Thomas Council. our mail carrier has
returned from his Canadian visit aud
frightened up our burg several times this
week with his sunny countensnce. For
punctuality Tom can vie with any other
mail carrier in the country.
On Wednesday . very pleasant time
WAS epent vt the residences Of Neil Nc
Kechnie. There WIS one couple that
particularly enjoyed the occasion. and
that wss NJ. R Mckenzie and Miss Kate
McKechnie. 1t probably now in order
u say that Miss McKecllnie that was is
now Mrs. Mckenzie.
Miss Mary Mcintosh Of Crystal 10 visit
ing Mrs. P. H. McMaster... ..Wm. Davy.
Of Brittle, Man.. 10 the guest of w. H. Sta
ples......Nr. lily. Reckbeil 10 getting
arOund on his feet x9ain. Have . care
next time Henry.......G. A. Douglas left
Wednesday for New Orleans instead of
Monday g intended......Instead Of Miss
Morden. of Norris. Man.. it should have
read Moodie......Mr. McCu,nbsr. of Penn.
bina. 10 visiting Uncle John this week.
DRAYr9x.
L. W. Patmore had runaway episode
on Tuesday evening - he was returning
from QUE of his western trips, escaping
with bu: slight bruise. ......
Presiding Elder Plsnette preached It
the n. +. church, morning aud evening,
to large congregations, on Sunday last.
Everybody was delighted with the man.
ner and matter Of his discourse.
Tho wall between the main part of the
school building aud the addition hss
been removed, aforlinx seating for
about twenty additional scholars. Our
sclool house is still overcrowde;l, 80 that
our teacher, Mr.. Henry, feels greatly
hsmpssed in his efforts.
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To rent-a piano-an upright one pre-
ferred. Inquire At the Office Of the
PIONEER EXPRESS.
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Wanted.
Wanted.

A girl for general housework apply t.
Mrs. Z. O'Hara, Peml,ina. 24-tf
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Fresh QYstara.

At the Pioneer Bakery. Call and 4,
them. 0-3m
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BAY CENTER,

On Friday evening January 2, a tea
meeting was held in the school house,
Bay Center, for the purpose of raising
funds to build shed at the school house
to accommodate teams attending church
service. Mr.. D. Best was elected to the
chair. and presided with his usual ability.
An abundant tea Of the most excellent
kind was served to q lange gathering.
Rev. j. Scott delivered an address aud q
number Of readings were given by Miss
Scliran, Messrs. Lee and others. Anex-
cellent choir discoursed sweet music,
an organ and piano having been secured
for the OCCASION. Forty-six dollan were
realized.