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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-23
S1mpo1s,

County Il fa4Sihs." Third Judicial District.
The Bank 81 HAMILTON, an Incorporated Com.
pany, plaintiff, w. William Armstrong. defend
ant.
Tho Territory Of Dakota sendr greeting to
William Armstrong. defendant.
Yon arc hereby summoned and required - ans.
wer the complaint ai Tho Bsnk Of Hamilton.
psiSM ~ Which waS ni" the office Of The clerk
OF 'he U'su'"' court, within and for raid Pcm',i
~: county. at his office. in FembinA, g, ON tic
18th day OF March, 1886. and TO- sesve Il copy OF
your answer, the s.bssrlbeta. 1T their office. in
the city os YemeinG, .. T., within thirty days nf-
ter the seivlte Of dis summons exclusive Of the
kday 81 service, or the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for hfty-fOur dollars. with interest
thereon 1T IL per cent per ann,In esidcs costs and
disbursements of this action.
KNEEsHAw & BEvASs.
37.4s Plaintiffs Attorneys, Pembinu, ID. I.
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Are You Going

To any part of the United States or Cana.
da; Hso buy your tickets At Neche, d.
I will give you the benefit of lowest rates
and check baggage through to destination
Of ticket. Any desired information about
routes, rates and connections cheerfully
given on application either In person or
by letteF:',: Round Tip tickets g Canada
" w. E. GooD1NG,
Aft Agt. st. ?. M. NJ
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The Eclipse Broad Cast Seeder

Is one of our specialties. This
seeder is the only sceder of the
kind that has a positive force feed
and will seed exactly the required
amount per acre, wether the team
walks fast Or slow. Allother seed
er of this class feeds like an hour
glass-so much per hour. If the
team walks fast, will seed less per
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Thousands Gay 90.

r.. 7. ". Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
II never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers" Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known and will posi-
lively cure kidney and liver complaints,
Purify thy hleodand segatate Vie bowels:
10 M.niiy ~ aftofd e Is without them:
They win save hundreds Of dollars in
DOCTORS bills every year, Sold At fifty
cents a battle by G. Moore 4 Co. Penn.
biAa. or A,M oGruer. Hamilton. D. 7.
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BOSS HARROW

Be sure you get the genuine Boss,
as other harrows are now being
made to initiate them, but a close
examination will soon show you
the difference. The Boss harrow
has been sold in this county for
the last five years and has proved
the best harrow for the soil here
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A Word in TIms,

Mrs. Thompson would respectfully re.
mind those who require Furs made up
or repairing done. that she is now prepar.
ed to receive orders in that line. Having
orders on hand to a considerable extent,
she would like those who favor her to
send in early before the rush of work fol-
the coming winter closes. At the Old
Exp. ess Office, Pembina.
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Shaw & Charlton's latest arrivals are
an elegant line of Millinery Goods, Of
all the latest styles, direct from New
York. which will be Oh sale the com.
ing week. Also II beautiful assortment
of Ladies' Wraps. Jersey Cloaks, Silk
and Brocaded Silk Velvets.
Come and examine while the assert.
ment is good.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

0VCkI0uo AfuIc6 SAVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcen, salt rl.eum, Fever
sores, cAapped hands. chilblains. corns.
and aIl skin eruptions. and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t ia
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cts. per box.
For sale by c. Moore 4 Co., and D. NC.
Gruer.
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A meeting of assessors will be held at
the court house, Pe,nbina. ON Friday,
April 3Oth, 1886, at o'clock p. N. for the
purpose Of establishing basis of assess.
mcnt for the year 1886. ]. H. BIRD,
1910 70. Auditor.
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Herdiue.

The undersigned will start q heard
about May l. Cows and young stock
will have good care during the season.
Cows will be herded for one dollar each
per month. $40 MARTIN BxxTLY.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE cur.
RENCY.
wAsu,xerox, j.p,,.,y .o.h ,aa.

WARRINGTON. January 10Th 1855.
WHEkEAs, BY aatshctnfy evidence presentsd
10 the undersigned, II has been made TO appeol
that
The First National Bank OF Pembina.
in he CITY Of Pembtn.. in the County Of Pembina.
knh TeffatJry 81 EAkote. has complied with All
he prpvi ions o. ths Revived lgH}ntcs ri 62
DATED States required to be 6omplied With besosS
Authorized to Commence the Business
Of Banking.
NoH thsyeSQre !. HenrI ". damon. Oop,ptFol:
lor oft6s E!iredey: 4e hereby eerEtfy tlar NE
tembina. q The County Ct Pembins, Ind TERI.
Tory Of Dakota r. authorized 70 commence the
business Of banking q. psovi ID in geotlon Fifty,
one hundred and sixty nine Of the Revised
Statutes ofthe United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and Seal
ofomce this 10th, day ofJanuasy 1855.
l0EAL1 b. w. CANNON,
$50 Comptroller Of The Custsucy
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aARDAR.

Spring work more than half finished.
The lottery held under the auspices Of
the ladies' society, Saturday the 18th Inst,
vas well attended and a oomplstc.;s ,,ccess
Tho psocee".s amounting to some over
5000.
The stable Of M q, Aoldorson. who
lives . msssHohhsast from Gardar, wa,
set on 'treby prairie fire the 18th inst
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Fort Pembina Notes.

e VEI 04UAud xSOk0os
The fort is now as clean as new pin.
The grass is beginning to sprout and
the trees to bud.
Maximum temperature in April up to
2lst, 70; minimum temperature
The parade ground ,s now quite dry
and We have resumed our drills, inspec-
tions and roll calls thereon.
Boating, fishing and cunning are the
chief amusements for those who can find
the time to indulge therein.
SerRt. Kaufman, our estimable commits
saly sergeant, met with a painful accident
to his right eye. We hope to see him
around again soon.
The firm of Cornell Bros. has secured
the contract for painting the buildings OF
the post. Messrs. Cornell arc now busily
engaged thereon.
A new road has been constructed,
joining the main road west of the post,
and u western extension of the fence en-
closure of the post is contemplated.
Mr.. P. Commas has oul deepest SYM
patty for his recent loss by fire of all his
personal effects, seed potatoes, oats, &C.,
which were stored in Major Camps house
OH the latters farm, southwest of the post.
The building was entirely destroyed by a
prairie lire last Saturday.
The insect world is beginning to show
signs Of life. The first mosquito of the
season alighted OH the check of patient
in the hospital who was setting on the
steps at the time. Said patient suddenly
recovered his normal activity and the
mosquito was sunmarily squasl,ed.
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and is light draft and will do more
and better work than any other
harrow yet produ, ed. We have
sold over 300 of them at this point.
Before you buy call and see US or
enquire of your neighbor if he has
one or knows what the harrow is.
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acre; if they walk slow will feed
more per acre. Before buying a
seeder call and see the Eclipse, or
send to us for descriptive cata.
logue. Remember that you can
SOW on both or either side of
wagon. We can also furnish you
with any other kind Of a seeder
you may want.
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SOW EsMOxT.
New mosquitoes on the 18th.


New mosquitoes on the 25th.
The, raging Red behaved nobly.
Tie old Red River country is coming
to the front again in fine style.
Rev. Forbes, ResbyteEian minister Of
Mimic, preached in the school house on
Sunday last.
We got the tail end of the cyclone here
last Wednesday evening, Things moved
around kind Of lively for come minutes
but no serious damage was done.
Seeding began around here on the ST.,
and this week will see most of it done.
Quite number had one hundred acres
sown on the same date they began last
season.
Owners of town property OH the Red
are feeling jubilant over the present
prospect o{1our river towns coming to the
front again. News Of the Fargo Iron
scheme and the Hudson Bay route are
Of the deepest interest to us all.
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Jos. CHAPLAIN has sold his butcher shop
10 Messrs. 0audet 4 Meron.

Nh. PHILLIP WHrrE informs % that the
notice Of ale Of his stock 10 Mr.. Conklin
last week was an error.
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DRAYTON.


Alex. Simmons, brother of Mrs. j. r
Francis. arrived last week from Ontario
and intends 10 become permanent
resident of our county.
The first catch of the season by Guy
Marvin from the Red River, by a new
and novel process Of fishing, catching q
sucker weighing . lbs, COX.
Our tonsorial artist has been laid up
with severe cold for some DAYS. but is
able to attend to his numerous customers
again in his usual good style.
The steamer Alsop las notified our
merchants that she willarrive at Drayton
this week with heavy consignment Of
number, iron, dry goods and groceries.
We have seen an egg that measures 81
by 81 inches, weighing OF, ] dram, l
grain. layed by an ordinary hen. Also a
kitten in the possession Of Thos. Edwards
having two heads. two mouths, four eyes,
two ears and news with both mouths at
once. The egg is in possession Of Miss
Minnie Edwards.
Parties should be very careful during
the dry and windy weather we are now
having, about how and where they start
prairie fires. Mr.. Read Waldo narrowly
escaped having his house. stables and
contents burned OH Monday by one of
his neighbors thoughtlessly setting out a
FIRE in the dry grass, who is apparently
ignorant of the fact that the laws of the
Territory are very hard OH persons who
set out fires in the prairie grass without
keeping them under control.
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FszD wnl1Axs entertained q number
Of friends on Tuesday evening. The &C.
casion being his seventeenth birthday.
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mentof E. A. Armstrong, Esq, who ID
prepared to attend TO the wants of Gus.
toners In the undertaking line. He
keeps also on hand full line OF paints
oils and glas.
Mh. J. J. Doa,u., Of Emerson, coutem.
plates starting . foundry and machine
shop In . short time ct Fembins, He
will manufacture pumps, machine 10
pain, DC. Besides the trade secured on
this side he Gays he can pay duty on
CASTINGS and furnish the Mennonites with
them. Masking q fair profit Mr.. Dorme,
is . practical man and We have no doubt
he will succeed in his undertaking.
A NETTING was held at Kittson Hall or
Saturday evening last. There was no,
~ large q representation present as could
have been desired. There was genera,
discussion as to the Importance of suct
an enterprise to the town. As start
Mr.. L. E. Booker offered to take $500
Of stock II the balance of $4,000 vert
secured to build mill and purchas,
logs. The meeting adjourned until Mon
day evening. A meeting was held agair
ON Monday evening, but nothing farthe,
was done. except to instruct the com
mittee, Messrs. Kneeshaw. Booker and
Nixon to proceed in their effort to raist
the necessary amount by subscription
The publ: will now await, with interest
the success Of the committee. The pro
ject IL of vital interest to the town and
everybody should be willing to help. II
starting any enterprise in town where
the public generally are expected t.
assist, 1t may always be expected that
some will begin to pull back right of
just because they like to. Others will bt
afraid that some one else will make mort
out Of it than they will. Some will see
jobin it. There cannot be an enterprise
so feasible and valuable that some on.
will not try to throw doubt and suspicion
upon it. These things must be over
looked by those who would 70 ahead and
succeed. Those who have more OF les.
money to put into such an enterprise as
saw mill must make up their minds t
take. at least. some little risk aud pu
some faith in others and be content will
reasonable safeguards against possible
trouble. On the other hand, those fex
who may stand ready to take a liberia
share Of the burden must not be i'm
patient if selfish motives are attributed
where only public spirit actuates. Il
was always thus. Let their be a spirito
concession, of union and disposition t.
heip-at least little. In the name of ,
decent public spirit let no one catch hold
Of a spoke to pull backward a pound.
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Whea baby "a. sick. We gave hes cAsToRlA
When abe was child, aAe cried for cAsTORIA
Whom she became Mis-. che chung 70 CAsT0RIA
When she had childsepshe save them cAsrORIA
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New Goods, New Fashions, New
Prices.
Having just received a large stock Of
samples OF spring and summer goods,
invite the public for inspection. Prices
low, according to times.
]. 6. SoNDERxAN,
38N Merchant Tailor.
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PEMBINA COUNTY WANTS.

Advertisements received under this head At one
cent word each insertion and half cent
word each insertion after the second week. cash
In advance. Parties ut a distance can count the
advertisement for less tllan Is cents. IfyOu want
q girl TO do homework, u farm hand, an appren-
tice. a clerk. book keeper, n teacher, q COVER.
ness, or II any OF the above want rituation this
column may supply the communicating link
Try 1t. Parties who wish to buy sell or exchange
G,operty may use this column to advantage.
Think Of the trif1ing amount that will put you in
communication with 1900 readers. Don't mis-.
understand conditions; for instance for 10 words,
one week, 10 cents; weeks 80 cents, 3 weeks 40
cents etc.
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III the stable we're two COWS and one Of
two calves. Holderson's neighbor, Sig
urbjorn Sigurdson, and his son, working
in a field close by, rushed to the rescue.
The fire threatened the house, the only
inmate of which was an old invalid
wO,ran. The men succeeded in saving
the house and the stock out of the stable,
but they burned their clothes and their
faces and hands severely. They arc both
unable to do any work OIL account Of
their injuries. Meanwhile Sigurdson was
rescuing his neighbors property; his own
wagon was burned.
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wALRiALLA.

Weather is fine.
Cash paid for wheat at the roller -four
mill.
7. 6. Burley intends to enlarge his
store this spring.
Some of our farmers are more than
half through seeding.
Quite hail storm struck this place las,
week. Hail stones as large as birds eggs
fell.
Preaching in the school house next
Sunday at half past seven by Rev. Mac.
namara.
There hare been a good many strangers
in town the past week, looking for land
in this vicinity.
John F. Mayer has a heavy yoke Of
oxen to sell, known as the team tina,
work ed around the mill.
Q. w. Andrews is building an addition
to his house. When completed it will
be a. fine house as there is in town.
Rev. Scott came near loosing q cow. II
went down TO the river to drink and
the bank gave way and the COW went il
to the water. Timely aid rescued thu
animal.
Messrs. VanNorman and Faris of Saul
Centre, MIMI, arrived in town last weel
bringing with them six complete outfit.
consisting of horses and wagons. 1t i,
their intention, it they like the place t
permanently locate here.
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A 10Y living At Mr.. Geo. Grosan,s vas
kicked BY mule the other day, ON his
arm, INJECTING an ugly cash. D.. Harris
dressed the wound.
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.DR. PoRrEoUs,
Honorary Graduate OF the Ontario veteri.
la.y College. Treats ell diseases old0mesticated
animals. Once at Mason's Livery Barn.
REKBLMA, RAKoTA.
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John Jackson 10 going to run herd
Id Cavalier, TO start on the 10th Of May
Those having cattle to enter will take
notice.
w. o. Day and Hy. Henkle have en-
tered into Q partnership to canvass fol
the Insurance Company Of Dakota. Theil
range will be in the neighborllood oil
Devils Lake.
Rev. +. F. Movins will preach his fare.
we'll sermon in the new church in Cava.
lier next Sunday at O'Clock
p. m. He starts on Tuesday April 9th,
with his family, for Big Stone Lake.
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TI1OR SALE. OIL reasonable terms, aiO acres OF
II No. hard wheat land; 10 acres ready for
seed good machinery; 81 head stock, including
ten cows, yoke working oxen. steers, Ayre,
ehyre bull fhorscs and colts, calves pigs poultry,
&c. A rare chance. TEos II. STOREY, B0wEs.
MONT. ID. T. 2G.39
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llMPQRTAN? |, FARMERS
OF 1885,
No OTHERS permitted TO READ THIS
NO OTHERS PERMITTED TO READ THIS.

Many decide the important questions What
kind Of seder harrow, plow binder rake ETC. you viii
buy To FIRST general principles would ny what
will give the best satisfaction and last the longest We kindly call
attention line Of goods for the Of 1856
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BRlEEs:-H. Charlton left on Saturday
last for Chicago and other points in 4l!i:
nols.::::: Mr.: ]. CadenIlerd arrived from
Ontario last week, ON his way TO the Pa
ciiic coast, staying few days to visit
friends in town......Miss Hattie Purdy
has returned from Il heightened visit to
Brandon, Manitoba. Miss Dobie, sister
Of Mrs. 7. Z. Shaw, arrived from Ontario
last week......Mr. Ihos. Morrison return
ed OH Monday last, from his trip to Brit
isl Columbia. He was not favorably i'm.
pressed with the country. He counted
seven drunken women on the streets of
Victoria one morning before breakfast.
In short, he would prefer Dakota......J.
AcCollom and wife. from Hallock, were
il town ne nist q tls wsek....::G. Il.
hierson, REPRESENTING AverilI. Carpenter
&Co.. was caller on Wednesdays.
Mrp. ". J. Clarke returned TO Winnipeg
on Thursday Of lass week after acyeral
weeks visit with friends in tewa.rr.l, u.
Trenholm, Of Fargo, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Pelnhina. ...A. v. Eastman.
Esq, attorney for the Colonial and US.
Mortgage Co., spent few busy days in
town CLOSING up mortgage sales for the
company, leaving on Tuesday......Ered.
Williams returned to the Turtle Noun.
tain Thursday, after few weeks visit
At home, accompanied by his sister Fran.
kie......We regret TO learn that Miss Kate
Pgrdy is still very i'll. Mrs. Bristol is
Also il very feeble health At 4[r: VIII:
Pdriy,sS.. .Gl. Bookwaltei returned 70 iii
home in Vernon Centre, MINI. after I!
weeks visit in towp...:.::Mr. A. H. Rsten
hes moved his family to st. vineent,u,,
Attorney Harrison returned this week
from Fargo Nus, @. F. jackson and
daughter returned from their long visit
with relatives In southern Minnesota yes
terdsy......Albert Abrams returned yes
terday to Minneapolis, after spending q
Iiew weeks visiting with relatives in town.
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ATTENTION 10 called TO the advertise
mentof E. A. Armstrong, Esq, Who il
prepared to attend 70 the wants of Gus
toners In the undertaking line. He
keeps also on hand . full line OF paints
oils and RiaB.
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ST. THOMAS.

Il oAs AuVMhOs
Wheat 63 cents.
Farmers are all busy seeding and til.
weather is all that can be desired.
Frank Cockburn is erecting an additio,
to his already extensive meat market.
Roast goose and roast duck is on tn,
daily bill Of fair at the hotels for the pas
week.
Lot 10 in block 8. st. Thomas, for sale
cheap. Address PIONEER EXPRESS Office
Pembina. soft
John McAndrews las disposed of hi.
interest in the lumber yard here to Mr.
Robertson of Grafton.
Hager & Balm have buckled down to
work and are putting in large crop on
their farm west of town.
BICYCLES are all the rage and half doz
en- of the young bloods have become quite
experts in the management of them.
DR.. Evans valuable pointer, Lark, liza,
gone where the woodbine twineth, much
to the sorrow of sportsmeu of this locality
Hanson & Anderson have formed 9
partnership in the general store business
and have rented r. Smiths building, or
Main street.
Jim Hill displayed little more of Iii
CHARACTERISTIC hoggishness the other day
when he commanded that the culvert,
Lut in by our street commissioner Il
drain the water into the railroad ditcl
should be torn out and the drains stop
ped up. thereby causing business men
WHO pay him thousands of dollars fre,gh,
money each year. great inconvenience.
SIS. Hudson left for the east OH Mon.
day.:...H. A. Dusso, tile popular organ
aud piano man spent several days of thii
week in town......Mr. Strong Of Huron
and J. p. Trenholm Of Fargo spent Tues
day night at the Commercial, on tnei'
way south......H. D. Borden, Our new at
torneY is becoming deservedly popular
and is working up quite lucrative prac
tice here..,...John Anderson aud s. Sven
sou started OH Monday for a ten day.
trip to the Turtle M0untain......J. p. IIa.
ger made business trip to Pembina or
Wednesday.
| CAVALIER.
The gardens are catching hail Columbia
seeding is about over in this neighbor.
hood.
P. Nsiln . j. giving hi !s s ge baaild,
lRAEss 4 asaa|e Of P !s. 80
Eick4 vegetable seeds for sale 1t the
drug store. No commission aeeds, a-4s
school books, stationery aud an entire
new stock Of patent medicines at the
drug store.
c. w. Barnes, dentist, appeared IN
town on Wednesday and waded into the
old Stumps.
W. Shahane is building q large barn
on his premises, Messns. Staples {
Robbins have the contract, o,,,;;2
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A COMPANY Of young people wen,
up TO Mr.. Benjamin Lockwood's ON Mon.
day evening 10 enjoy . social party and
report q pleasant time.
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VX7ANTED: A Trustworthy girl. from 10 to lG
Wv years Of age. competent to help with the
care Of baby. Apply to Mrs. &. A. Schram 50
W7ANTED. A girl to do general ho,,se work
wv about May ~ Small family. Apply at
Pioneer Express Office.
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Items Of Interest.

All kinds Of garden and field seeds at
Thompson, the grocer.
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TaE city council met ON Tuesday even.
ing and transactsd several items q
business,
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"OuR worthy townsmen. ]. w. Marsden,
10 considered good shot. II he can
only get near enough he is bound TO fetch
his bird every time. On Monday last he
knocked over half dozen ducks In
Gerouxs swamp. but having no dog he
had to wadei in for them. The ducks be.
longed to Mack Cavileer and were wood.
en- decoys. jim got his legs washed
anyway, 60 Mack says."-Emerson Times
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W.. Mu.ssoYE, M. D.f. M.
Phylteian. Surgeon and Accoucheur. Grad.
,4te ofHcdin College. Montreal.
IRON, DAKOTA.