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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26
BATJlGATE.


William Foster, Jr., is back from On.
tario.
The dust is flying in the streets Of
Bathgate.
Messrs. Sweat & Sperry have sold some
sixteen horses.
The carnival and dance held in Bath.
gate roller rink on the 18th was grand
SUCCESS.
Look out for Mercer & Kenney's I'D.
vertiseInent next week.
There are to be some thirteen building,
contracted to be built the coming season
in Bat'gate.
The boys that were celebrating las
week have Strengthened up and gone
TO work again.
Mr.. Nick Brennan who has been visit
ing friends in the east has returned t.
the land of his adoption.
1t is strange how some of our young
men will drive mules all night to accom-
modate some strangers.
Mr.. Garner, of Iowa, one Of the firm O.
Hunt, Holt and Garner Bros, has beer
in town looking after the interest of the
firm.
Mr.. A. F. Johnston WHO has been in
the east for sometime returned Saturday
= F. has travelled some ,a.. 1900 miles
since lie left. " '''''
The new firm of Blahon & Robinson
lumber merchants. are daily expectin.
ten car loads of lumber. They are max
ing preparations for large trade.
Mr.. Watt is building an addition to hi.
already large store building, which vii
be used exclusively for groceries. Thu
two stores will present nice double
front. y viii then be one of the fines
store bqildipgs, north Of Grand Forks.
4 few Of our young folks who attended
the party east flown Saturday nigh
report good time. but owing to the late
hour they commenced performance I
was with difficulty they got away before
Sunday morning. Dancing was tn,
order, music being furnished by "Prof.'
Avery. The good book forbids breaking
the sabbath. 9
Wilbur 4 Whitaker are preparing 70
heavy trade In the line Of farm machin
cry, &c. They have got themselves on
strong footing with the public, from thei
careful. obliging and satisfactory way o
doing business. Mr.. Wilbur is Q yer.
competent and careful fnandsr Will,
] 90 So! so - :: I,
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C.syAi.,En.

Diaries for 1885 and other new goods at
the drug store. 1t
Mr.. John Mountain, WHO has navigat-
ed inthe vicinity Of Labrador and the
st. Lawrence waters many yeals, says,
from all he knows and has heard there
is no doubt Of the navigability of Hu,lson's
Bay and straits. He fully believes in
the practicability of that route to Europe.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter of the estate of John Des.o, De.
ceased.
Anpersons having claims against sail John
Dease, deceased. ATE required to exhibit the
same win the necessary vouchers, to the under.
dence. in the county Of Pembina, Territory Of Dn.
kota, and that six months have been limited a.
the time for creditors TO present their claim.
against said estate.
Dated the LIST day Of March, 1856.
kSEEsIiAw 4 BEvASs, Louis BONN,
1885 Attorneys. Administrator.
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Land 1filcc, Grand Forks. D. T.. March G, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
setter has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
hnal proof in support Of his claim, and that sad
proof will be nude before tho judge or in his
absence, the clerk Of the distrc. court ut Penn bina
d. T.. on April 18th. lSa6 viz:
Henry Nelson,
for the sw ar, rec. II, twp. 1871, range 81.
lie names the following witnesses to prove ,ip
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF
said land, viz: John w. Wilson and Daniel shan.
Brady Of Pcmbina. 80, ISFf4sS,
1.|3 REGISTER,
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Land Office at Grand Forks. D. I. Feb. 20, 1886

Land Office at Grand Forks. D. L. Feb. 90, 1886.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to riake
final proof in support Of his claim, ana that said
proof Will be made before the Probate Judge at
Pnriseau HE. a7e4 f1r LOIS and 2, section Is
and &c 4 otnii+and neM ofse u i, ction &c. town.
ship 1c2srange 81.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
McAuley and Joseph RIopeile al! Of Joiiette, r
o. Pembina county, d. +.
And you. Trefer Ebert who on the lst day OF
July, 1878. filed ID g. No 3275 on Lots and 2
section 20. township 10, range ST. are hereby noti
nth 1895 II any there be, why said Louis Parseau
should not be allowed 70 make proofand payment
for said tract. 1888 B. C. T;EEAkY, Register
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Seed Grain.

We offer for sale II small quantity Of
Saskatchewan .Fyfe and WeIlman Fyfe
Wheat, Scotcl, Chcvalier Barley, all first
class i'll every respect, clean and pure
samples and prices at J. Il. Webb's, Penn
bina. or address the Kelso Farm Hallock.
MINI. : ST.
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ELGlN.


BoRN-On March 10th to Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Mills a daughter.
We arc about to lose another of our
bonanza farmers. Mr.. John Carter re.
moves IL Hamilton.
q. Wright met with an accident lust
week. A fork slipped from lead oils
and penetrated the foot. The wound is
not serious.
MIR. +. Jacobs was removed to the
jamestown asylum Inst week. He has
been suffering since last fall from some
nervous disease brought OH by the en-
traction of a tooth. Sympathy is felt for
his wife and parents.
BRlEFs:-Mr. William Watson lust re.
turned from Ontario looking hail and
llearty.....Mr. Joseph Livingston return
this week, bringing with him better.
half. We all wish HIM long life and
prosperity......Mrs. James Taylor is con-
valcscent......C. w. Winter is getting his
seed grain fiom the valley this year......
MIR. w. Thompson removes TO st. Thomas
this week to prepare for seeding. james
McClaren and wife are visiting at Crystal.
......Mr. Robert Mccormick moves from
Crystal OIL his own farm here next week.
Welcome.
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NOWESTO.

The snow is almost gone:
Our musical and literary society will
close the seasons entertainments will. q
social OIL Friday, the 28.h.
Capt. Thomson has organized lodge
of united workmen in Drayton.
Miss Halcrow is home from her school
in Drayton township, taking holiday
during the muddy month.
On tile 18th Of this lnontl, Rev. Mr..
Morrison. of Drayton, appeared in this
neiehborhood with a very pleased look
on his face; he was On his way to tho
residence Of A. Garnet Esq, where he
united in the holy bonds of matrinony,
Miss Sarah Garnett of this township and
and Mr.. w. Gardner, of Ridgetown, Ont.
The happy couple started at once for
their future home. followed hv the best
wishes Of all who knew them.
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AKRA,
There was some excitement here over
a fight which took place near here this
week, between two citizens.
There are quite number around here
purchasing horses this spring. Amongst
others we notice Mcssrs. Gordon, Hills
and Biersto
A painful accident. As the youngest
son of Alex Mclean was leading a spirit
ed horse to water last Wednesday, the
animal kicked him on the arm and broke
it above the elbow. Under the care of
DR.. Sutton he is progressing favorably.
A sad, if not fatal accident happened
to Jonah Cook, Jr., third Oldest son Of
Jonah Cook, Of this place on Monday Is
inst; 1t appears that lie went out into
the stable to feed the horses. Stopping
out rather longer than usual, his parents
going out found him under the horses
feet In an unconscious condition and
pretty badly lacerated. His recovery
is doubtful.
We had another very successful debate.
On Wednesday evening as usual the
large school house was crowded to ite
utmost capacity. The readings, recita.
tons and songs, given by the members
were well appreciated. The subject for
debate was. Resolved, that the OK is
more useful to man than the horse" De-
cision was rendered in favor of the mega
tive. Subject for next Wednesday even.
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The prudent family man watches for
bargains and catches ON to such chances
as Shaw & Charlton offer in boots and
shoes, 1888
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TO School Teachers of Pembina Co.

Special will be given teachers Watch cleaning Jewery
Repairing etc., during the examination Hamilton the 9th
9TH of April next. Don't you forget it,
JOHN MCMILLAN & co.
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LAX ESIOE,

Messrs. Jas. and Geo. Dangerfiel,l and
+. Frcncl, have bought some fine horses
to put in the springs crop with.
Mr.. P. A. McClernan OIL going to his
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

NoTIcE our "Pembina County Want
Column" It is destined to be great con.
venience to the public.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

CIlUIscn SorEs:-Rev. Mr.Davies, pastor
ofthe Baptistchurch at Hamilton, preacll-
ed an able discourse to large congre,
cation at the Presbyterian churcl, last
Sunday evening. .....Rev. Mr.. Forth, of
Emerson, conducted Episcopal service at
the school house last Sunday afternoon,
preaching an interesting discourse. He
will preacl, again next Sunday at the
usual hour......Rey. Appleby is meeting
with unexpectedly good success in the
east, raising money for the new church.
BRlErs;-Nr, J. b; Carter is able TO be
around again. He has had a hard siege
oft but will soon be himself again.....,
F. H. Dayton, OF st. Paul, was in town
over Sunday, the guest Of Mr.. q. H.
Strong. .....Miss Lulu Cavileer left yester-
day for Carleton College, Mortified, to
renew her studies in that institution.
Her many friends will wisl, her pleas
ant term and all early return. Mrs.
Cayi!eer als9, accompanied her to st.
Paul, in resnonae 70 Q message su,nmoEF,
ipx her in consequence Of the death 81
hor friend Mr. Eom,nodore Kittson.::...
Jnd. Winchester paid visit to Warren
this week......L. y. Richardson, proprietor
of the Richardson House. Grand Forks,
was in town Monday......A. Piche ESQ.,,
Of Warren, formerly of Pembina, has
been visiting friends here this week......
II. W. Reid, for some months in tile
employ of Epll & Ress, left ON Thursday
for Zumlro River Mihn:..,. Messys. r.
Morrison and Alex. McEchern left yes:
terday OIL trip to the Pacific coast,
They expect to be gone about two month";.
MI. Morrison will not be as long making
the trip as was his uncle forty years ago
who, with thirty others, went overland
from, Ontario to British Columbia. They
passed i4roygh this vicinity. Three Of
the number died ON the ionrney....
A. Faford Esq, late Of Emerson, meeta
customers now from behind the counter
at Webb & Co.'s store......Rev. G. A.
scl,ram leaves this week to assume the
rastorate ola Congregational church at
| Michigan City near Devils Lake.....Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Robinson. Of Bathgate,
were visiting at Mr.. GroGans on Satpr.
day aud Sunday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

REGULAR March weather set in Tuesday
evening. But March has treated US we'll
and May>is not far away.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26
HAMILTON.
,r(l 81 cents.

No. l hard 81 cents.
Trade is improving and business mon
smile.
The towns people arc hard to work
draining the water off their premises.
j. Chisholm has returned from the
zenith city, Duluth. We guess j. NJ.
had big time.
The horse dealers of this town are do
inga land Office business. Hamilton is
the place for cheap dealing.
We understand Messrs. ii. Weber and
Z. Fisher are going to take charge of the
Cavalier Hotel, in Cavalier p. 7.
The firm of Bride & Mcmillan has dis
solved J. Bride retiring, A.McMillan now
being sole proprietor. We trust he will
meet will, continued prosperity.
The tenth anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac CMnpbell's married life took place
at their residence OH Monday evening
Over forty persons were present and a
very enjoyable evening was the result.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

ing is Resolved, That there is more
pleasure IN hope than realization"
Alternatives, Jas. McGurn, P. Cameron
A. Cameron. Negatives, L. Jameson, ].
Dobie and p. Mclean.
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PEMBINA COUNTY WANTS.

Advertisements received under this heal 1T one
cent word each Insertion and half n cent n
word each insertion aItc- the second week cash
In advance. Parties at n distance can count the
words and iIclose g cent postage stamps. No
advertisement for lcss than Is cents. Ifyou want
a girl To- do homework, II farm hand, an appren:
tice. clerk, book keeper, n teacher, q COVER
eean may supply 81 ,t " e w ink inks
Try 1t. Parties who wish to buy sell or exchange
property may msa this column to advantage.
Think of the trifling amount that will put you In
communication with 30o1 readers. Don't mis-
understand conditions; for instance for 16 words,
one week, 10 cents; 2wecks ,. cents, 3 weeks 20
cents, etc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

Tns cav mill project engages the atten
ton of our citizens. Let the ball be
started.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

TnE board of county commissioner
will meet week from Monday, April
5th.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

IT is reported that F. Puschinsky. Of
st. Vincent, will remove to Pc,nbina and
open a tin and hardware store.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26
DRAYTOS,

DhA 1ONs
The school examination held in school
district No. IL, OH Friday, 10Th inst, was
largely attended and much interest
shown by parents and others interested
education. The school las been, and
will continue to be under the manage
ment sof Miss Barbara IIulcrow. The
status ofthe school, us evinced by the re.
view, reflects much credit upon the
teacher who seems to be in perfect ac-
cord and sympathy with the pupils.
After the examination a very interesting
and amusing program, consisting ofrc-
citations, readings &C., was gone through
with, which had the effect Of putting all
present i'll the very best of llanor and
convincing parents that the charming art
of clocution was receiving the attention
which it deserves in the school. Flo
quent remarks were made at the close
by Rev. Morrison and Mr.. b. Warmer.
johnson Bros will receive their i'm
mcnse stock of stylish millinery about
the middle of next week, which
will be OH exhibition for one week. After
that time, a urge part of it will be re-
turned to St. Paul. Call and make your
selections while the stock is large. 1t
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

The train was an hour and a half be.
hind time yesterday.
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FIR ENsOUNT

FREMOUNT.
Those who attended the party held at
Mrs. Somelset's report u good time.
A town meeting was held at y. Miles
house on Tuesday for the purpose of levy.
ing town tax, which was neglected at
the annual election.
The Irelan brothers have purchased
another team of horses. They intend
putting in about four hundred acres of
wheat the coming spring. They are tile
bonanza farmers of Cavalier county.
A few couples went up TO Beaulieu to
see ".thc last loaf" PLAYED. They report
an excellent time, and that the play was
grand success. They were very much
pleased with the comic actor, Mr.. Glow.
s. Mclaughlin came up from Nechc last
week, to see l.is relatives and friends.
He says that lie has disposed of most of
his horses and intends going cast for
another carload. ....Miss Alice Fleming
is to leave here shortly OH a visit to her
grand mother who lives south Of Grand
Forks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

In furnishing tile statement Of the re-
ceipts and disbursements of Pembina
township in last weeks PIONEER EXPRESS
the clerk omitted the transaction in re-
gard TO the bridge. The contract was
for $500. This was met by 5000 in
township bonds and $500 from county
appropriation for bridge. This accident
al omission occurred from the fact that
Mr.. Nixon, chairman of tile board, in
stead of passing the proceeds of the
bonds tl,rougl, the treasurer's hands
turned the amount directly over to the
contractor, to save trcasurcr's commits
sion sll0. The published report was
taken from the treasurer's book and the
omission was not noticed until the paper
was issued.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26
BAY CENTR \,

BAY CENTRE.
Plough land in this section begins to
look black.
Meetings are being held by the Rev.
]. Scott ut the school house this week.
The social and entertainment held at
the school house OH the 10Th was a grand
success. A good program and full!
house. Quite number of young people
from Mcconnell and Tyner were present.
Proceeds $35.O5.
Frosted wheat for seed. Having MOTTO
ed articles in several papers OH Frosted
seed wheat" would like to give my cx-
pericnce. In the fall of 1888 had some
of my grain frozen and us there was at
that time considerable talk amongst
farmers for and against frosted wheat for
seed, to test it, the following spring l
sowed some in the garden. 1t sprouted
and grew nice and healthy; in fact look
ed as fine as any grain / had. The head
formed and there it stopped; the heads
never filed out. 1t had fully better
chance than field wheat aud as it was an
experiment it was watched closely I
would advise to SOW good wheat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26
TIE PIONEER. EXPRESS.
published Every Friday Morning
Z. q. Young, Publisher.
PEMBINA. MARCH %. 1883.
AROUND TOWR.

AROUND TOWN.
The township board met on Monday.
Very poor sleighingin this neck of the
woods.
WnsAr still holds the even tenor Of its
slnggish course.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

The Iangton postoffice has been re-
moved to the south side of the Pembna
River and the name changed to Wexford,
Mr.. Thos. Wexford being postmaster
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oRSALE.-Work horses, brood mares and
y cows: VIII sell On time with good security.
W. j. s. Trail. Pcm!,na
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TIE next meeting Of the Blue Ribbon
Temperance Society will he held at the
PRESBYTERIAN church, OH Monday evening
next. Rev. Quin. OF Emerson, and
others will address the meeting. Good
music will be supplied.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

ZION sALE.--Work horses, brood mares and
IL cows. VIII sell Oh time with good security.
w. j. s. Trail, Pcmhna.
NTANTED. A man TO work on farm and his
Wv wife TO cook. Steady employment. Apply
to w. j. S. Trai:'. Pem5nl. al-31
WTANTED 10 exchange, IL mare eight years
w old, good for farm work, for good driving
hcrac. Apply al Pioneer Express office. Hi-aG
TEACHERS WANTED. School dsiric, No. .
i Male or female teacher, holding first or Sec
Ond class certificate, for school number L. Also
female teacher holding third class certificate for
school nnnl'ers AnblS, stating salary. 10 II. j.
Brown. liaihgatc ID. T. 3i-35
GS REWARD for the recovery of my liver
NOeJccorcd pointer. 'Sp0rt." Disappeared on
Wednesday "f last week. Henry kabcrnusle. II
CCItOOL TENDERS. Tenders will be reccv-
y e'l by Tie undersigned up 10 April 3rd 1886,
for the re,novin: of school house one mile north
in School District No. ~. Pcmbinn Co., d. II.
The board rescr,es The right to reject any or all
bids. For further information apply 10 James
Howell. District clerk, Bay Centre. 1t
E10R SALE. portable saw mill nearly new;
II can he sean working ut Drayton. Address
X. Twccdlic, Pembna. 35-3C
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The congregational meeting held at the
Presbyterian church on the 18th inst.
resulted in the withdrawal of all tie
Trustees hitherto holding office, thus
leaving an opportunity for the people to
select new board and the following
persons were then unanimously elected,
viz: II. r. Vaughn, b. Dick, Alexander
Porteous, p. Alern, F. G. Myrick, w. j.
Kneesfiaw and Thomas Graham, j, L.
Lonshorough was unanimously elected
clerk for the congregation.
THE concert given in Kittson Hall on
Friday evening last by Mrs. Sc!,r,m and
her pupils was attended by an audience
that crowded the hall, to its full capacity.
st. Vincent and Emerson, as well as Pe,n-
bina. being well represented. We can-
not particularize as to the various parts
of the program or dwell at Length, upon
some excellent features. The main
object of the concert was to afford Mrs.
sclirarn's music pupils an opportunity to
perform in public and they passed
through the ordeal giving evidence of
much industrious practice and good train
ing. The receipts were over $500.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

WI. KNEEsl1Aw has been at Hallock
most of this week attending court. He
won the Carney case, heretofore noticed,
for the third time. Again it will he
carried before the supreme court.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26

TIE ferry rights were sold last week to
Mr.. Philip White for $2O4.5O, the con.
dition being required that parties haul.
ing grain to market could cross both ways
for twenty-five cents load.
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Gin pri8ineaer Nfadbrmf.

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cine berb6rragenbe STEELE Elm. gtner
f9dbenstpertben Beitrag auf bieIem
8ebtet bat, mie mir na1trdgIi@ emit.
0efen, Der reue Senator 6earf boz
galifortien geliefert, aIs ct flirali9 bas
Mrbenten feines 8orgdngers Miuet
f@eterte. Mir graben biefet1 Na6ruf,
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aud bur@ D~riginalitdt bortbeiIbafi
aus3et9net, aus benz cgongreffonal
Necorb" beraus unb laHen i'm bier in
setrsuer neberiebuns foIgen:
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ganoe bierte, au feiern. st unb feline
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wei@es @eIb UNI ben preis'
ni9t mebr ais nj JaB
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I'M bic MafellpHgteit un6 gbrembafs
tigteit bieies Malnes al aeigen. Gin
fol9es BeiipieIt font auf ben Meilens
pfoften Der 9eertraBen undergraduates
ben, In bic Gelfenpfabe Der NDfp
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ten nn6 In ben 8Iunien Der ShdIer
fetnes M6pptibffaates beretpigt tuer6e1.S
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feit ieiner 3eitgenoHen ofenbar feinen
boben Begrif. 5onft uiirbe er f9per.
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