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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-22
sCROFULA

] do not believe uiA
Ayers Sarsaparilla hss
IN equal as = reHlsas
for ScrofuloGs Hu-
mors. IL is pleassas
to take. gives streng'a
and yigor to the beds,
and produces 4 mols
permanent, lasting, r.
suit than any medisiis
/ ever used.-E
Uaines, No. Lindale, "
l have used Ayers
Sarsaparilla, in my fsn,
lily, for Scrofula, aal
know, IL il Is tasen
I ait n fuliy, II W
thoroughly eradicab
this terrible disease:
w. +. Fowler, III. "
Greenyille, Tenn.
For forty years !
have suffered with Ert
sipelas. | have tfis
all sorts of remed's
for my complaint. ~
found no relief until /
commenced Esl9
Ayers Sarsaparili+
After taking ten
ties of this medicine
am completely cured
Mary G. AineshafH
Rockport, Me.
/ have suffered, f8
years, from CatarrA
which was so sever
that It destroyed ~
appetite and wsakellea
MY system. Afies
Ing other remedlf
and getting no relief
began to take AIei
Sarsaparilla, and, ID
few months, was cuIsss,
Susan l.. Cook, "
Albany ST.. Bessea
Highlands, Mass.
Ayers sarsd a
Is superior to any es
purifier that / las
ever tried. i nas
taken it for Serious
Cauker, and saH
Rheunl. and reeeIfs
much benefit from .
1t is good, also, ii. 81
weak stomaeh.-Mn...s
Jane Peirce, >oa''
Bradford, Mass. q
arsanaliIlal
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-22

The prospect now is that congress will
not adjourn before the middle Of August
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

Through The cduftesy aud maenanir
nifty Of DR.. Robt. Layton the Monroe
Base Ball Club viii this season have,
magnificent grounds on which TO crosA
bats and tap balls. The large heId j6at
below Downey's saw mill and facing
the river has been rendered the club
for use By DR.. Layto1 and the club
will, within 4 few days, beetn the
work Of dwelling the ground and pui
ting II in tip top order, and CAPT.
Charley Cellos will begin fofmink The
mines FOR sport this summer. 'sg u
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

"A very pleasant and eDjoyaole pie.
mic was indulged in last saturlaysby =
select party Of young ladies and gen
tlemen, the latter being connected
with the Y. IS. & F. R.R. and the ls1
dies express many thanks 10 the
young men for the gsllantry displayed
BY them toward married ladies ard ye
giddy maidens. 3 w Xxx VI
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

We again call the attention Of all
voters to the necessity and impor-
tance of registering. We desire TO see
a full vote polled. If such is the case a
fair estimate of the tOta! population of
the city can be arrived at, which in
wears to come may be of immense
benefit to her business Interests.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

The Jewish Passover, is a feast Gel,
ebrated by the Israelites in memory OF
the delivery of the Israeliies from their
Egyptian bondage. 1t is also called
the feast of unleavened bread or cakes,
no salt being used in the preparation
of this certain kind of bread, better
known by the name matxos, which
during the feast replaces the ordinary
bread. Services will be held at the
Synagogue at az o'clock this evening.
The choir will render suitable music
and the public are invited to attend.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

I A special meeting of the City Coun-
Gil will be held at the city hall at 7;3o
O'Clock tomorrow night. Commise
sioners of election are 10 be appointed
aud polling places for the several wards
selected:
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19
THE OUACHITA EXCELSIOR
steam Saw and Planning MILLS.
F.EvOnLMAN, PRoPRIEToR, -
Postoffice-M Monroe, La, rs i

Manufacturerand dealer in Rough, Dressed
and Matched Pine and Cypress Ldimber,
Cypress Heart and Sap Shingles, Doors,
Sash, Blinds, etc., etc. The filling of orders
and answering letters sofimportaneep prompt
ly and faithfully attended to. A Aliberals
Of the public patronage solicited. .ys .sst
These mills, of but recent construction,
are situated on the west bank of Ouachita
river, Immediately above the Monroe Oil
Mills. have railroad track connecting
them with the ", s. e. p. r. and have safe
and convenient steamboat landing, facilities
enjoyed by no other mill heareabouts, and
| by which am enabled to offer such induce
ments to patrons residing along therailroad
| or river as will make it decidedly to their
advantage to deal with me.
| Address: 1sssSss 6
Mar4S61y f. VOLLMAN,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

NOTICE The ladies OF the Episco,
pal church are requested to meet at the
church at 4 r. m, Wednesday the 2ls',
inst.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

The river has fallen 4 inches in the
past "a hours, ending at noon to day.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19
TO sUBsCRIBERs.

Parties not receiving their paper regular
~ will confer = favor By filing their COM
plants with the business manager
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

There will be no lack If amusements
for the delectation of the Knights OF
Pythias during their conclave here. ~as
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

w. again call the attention of the
city authorities the sidewalk in front
of No. "a DeSiard street.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

We are requested to say that all
parties who may, have been overlook
ed, and who failed to receive an lnvi'
tation to the Pythian Ball, will please
leave names with Mr.. Marcus Well
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

Il The Monroe Ice Company received
a car,tostl of beer by rait-iast night. -
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

The grand display of dry goods,
notions, silks, satins, carpets, dress
goods, etc., made by the big house ,of
S. Meyer to-day is one OF the grandest
and most magnificent ever seen in
,thisciiy and indeed it will compare
with any TO be found anywhere. Tie
ladies should not fail to see and adj
'mire this beautiful display. 1920 sa
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

Mr.. j. l.. Kaliski is in receipt of q
letter giving the unwelcome tidings OF
the death of his brother David at his
home in Posen, Europe, aged 45 years.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19
WEST MONROE DOTS.

fAfftf -
IFRoM OUR REGULAR REPoRTEE. a
Capt. J. B. Talbot, who can be
classed strictly asa lady's man, had
himself In the gang way yesterday
evening. 81 ,y +; ;.., 81. i
Our frienti Capt, II. w. Mcleod,
formlyl of this p lace but now a citizen
Of Waverly landing is intown. q
There was much bad beer and swhis-
key, consumed lin town Saturday
night yet, every thing passed Of
quietly. Fr1 lz9t'a
One OF the West Monroe dudes has
fancy for dress and can now be seen
rugged out in s-mesher-hsbbard sack
coat. s-fis ~ ss q
"That settles il, ,"~as the cook said
when she pouredcold water into the
coffee pot.
West Monroe was the scene Of a large
enthusiastic colored baptising yester'
day which was largely attended by
both white and colored. There were
some 10 or Is immersed and the cere
monies we'll conducted By the minis
ters in charge. ..s sstf1
| d q = " SIS 49, ~
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

Our young friend Moses ierson left
by rail Saturday for Fort Smith, Ark,
on a prospecting tour. If pleased with
the place, he will probably locate there.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19
PUBLIC SALE OF FINE sTOCEs

I will sell at public auction at the C9nrt
House Square in the CITY OF 'MoInoe, ~
on Saturday, May the I'D, 1856, a lot OF
Finely Bred. .Almont and Mambrinos brood
Mares, Colts, and Fillies.
Sale to commence at AZ O'Clock, m. sst
Send for Catalogues. d. C. MORGAN,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

Arriving Daily: New
Spring goods in every depart
ment, at the Star Clothing
House. sstgfTstff Stts
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

A Nobby and Elegant Line
offspring Neckwear, just Re
ceived at the Star Clothing
House.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

Over one hundred Monroe ladies
use the .sWhite" Sowing Machin e,
Needles, Oil, and Attachments, for
sale by. J.sE. BEHEN Agt.,
Cor. DeSiard, and Catalpa, st.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-04-19

OSTThe finder of an umbrella, with
~ the owners uame carved on the handle
will please leave same AZ this office.
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IT. THOMAS.
Vt. THOMAS.
st. Thomas is incorporated.
HIND Hnni Is six dollars nor cord

Hard wool is six dollars per cord.
No. l hard il e. cents, but little com-
ing III.
]. d. Winlaw is spending Il few days i'll
Pembina.
q. Stefan and ladies', of Bathgatc, at
tended tie dance here OH the 30th.
Quite number of young people took
in the Hamilton dance on Saturday.
This cold blizzardy weather has caus-
ed considerable stagnation in business
the past few days.
Pat. keely has bought out L. Gaynon's
interest in the Oriental hotel and is; nov
s, ole owner Of the same.
Swan Swanson came in from the Turtle
mo untains last week and has opened H.,
a ga 'oon at this point.
wi II Wright, of Hamilton has opened,
mac hine office here. in the interest OF
Wilbur Il Whitaker of Bathgate.
Geo. We bster, Of Auburn, has bought
out the sloon on Main and Cleland ave.
nues, heretofore owned by Les. Meyer
The first meeting Of our literary society
was held on Friday night with an attend,
ance Of over one hundred, and character.
lied throughout, by great enthusiasm.
Geo. Lemon contc,nplates Il trip to st
Paul in a few. lays......Joln Erickson,
the bonanza hotel man of Moorlcad, call.
ed on his friends here Saturday.. Tim
Downer and Arthur Holbrook left fol
St. Paul Oh Wednestlay......Ed.S nitI, re-
turned from a two weeks visit to St. Pau
on Tuesday.
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WEEKLY BUDGET.
For the Readers of the Pioneer Elk.
press, Gathered by Special
Correspondents From
1t. Thomas. Neche, Mcconnell, Akra,
Bathgate, Drayton, Walhalla,
Gardar. Hamilton, Tyner,
and Cavalier.
CAVALIER.


II. +. Pratt is taking stock this week.
A town hall is needed in Cavalier
township.
Mrs. Levi Bechtel is beginning to get
around agaiu.
Sunday school in the new church next
Sunday afternoon.
Archie Mclean visited Pembina this
week to renew his license.
Miss Cora McCumber, of Pembina, is
stopping ut Jno. Bechtcl's.
Archie Mclean has built an addition,
l4X20, to the Union House.
Why can't We have u debating and
general improvement society in Cavalier:
EVERYTHING seems quieter now that
the hustle of Xmas and New Year i:
over.
Dan. Gillis, the contractor for Haml-
ton township timber, is stopping at the
Union House.
Rev. L. I. Movins receivcd:. handsome
New Years gift from his wire in the shape
of Il fine little daughter.
Jno. Rose ESQ.,, brother to Freeman
Rose, arrived here from Canada shor,
time ago to try his luck in our new
country.
The past week has been somewhat
stormy, making bad roads and business
is somewhat quieter owing to diminished
teamiIg.
Hilkens has received line of powder.
ed roots and herbs direct from the drug
mill, not handled by middle mon, and
every package Of which is guaranteed
pure. He has now ready for sale; Con
dition, Cough and Worm powders at very
low prices. 1t
School opened last Monday under a
new teacher, MIR. Russell, late of Hamil-
ton. Mr.. II. comes we'll recommended
with good certificate and parents and
children arc well pleased at the Begin
ming he has made. Mr.. Arnold, our late
teacher, goes to Crystal.
a party of young people from Cavalier
drove up to Hallson. Oysters ami other
refreshments were in abundance and
were dispatched about midnight with
due gusto and hilarity. Dancing was the
order of the night and was kept up till
on in the morning, the party arriving
home about daylight.
And now comes the true inwardness
OF the condition of several star counties
of the sta,: state, Minnesota. Mr.. Stidel-
man has just come home from Il trip and
brings. in company with others, two car
loads Of horses to Cavalier. He says the
grain harvested is barely saleable, being
shrunk from heat. The peopAs eXper-
fence hard times great deal more than
here; five cents are spent with greater
reluctance than dollar here, and cop
pcrs are in general use. With all our
hardships, it appears to be difficult TO
find land more suitable for general pur-
poses than our own. From the above it
would appear that Minneapolis millers
are Or must become anxious to obtain Our
wheat.
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Winter Reading.

1t appears to be a notable fact that the
best farmers, ard the best stockmen arc
the very best friends of newspapers.
1t is generally the old fogy and the
ne'er-io-wells, that scoif at "book and
newspaper larn!n," and if they are in
iucei to take their home county paper
they never read it. The progressive
iarmess. those who get thirty bushels OF
wheat 10 the acre, and own fine, fat,
sleek cattle AND horses, are invariably
men wliose sitting room table will be
-cIero'lsly supplied with, not only local
newspapers, but agricultural Journals,
books relating TO stock, to feeding ami
mats, which contain the thoughts and
experiments at able men, who devote
tlieir lime and energies to advance the
cause of agriculture and to learn how to
produce more abundant crops, as well as
TO surround their stock with tile best
conditions for raising them successfully
and probably.
Every farmer in the Northwest will be
benefited greatly by subscribing to one
or mo;e good agricultural pape:s, and if
olic is Published near by it certainly
should i'e 4 regular vis,or in the family.
The Northwestern Farmer, published
at l':rso, Daso:a. is doing good work
Throughout the northwest, and we have
decided 10 +. 'rr il IN every old subscriber
as well as 20 all new subscribers in con.
nrc:iom viii, The pioNmi:n EXPRESS for
s. a year, the subscription being paid in
advance. Or, Won can order the North
western if;!ri,cr direct from Fargo for
oi.e dollar per year in advance. We will
have s'tt"i'tc copies sent to any address
%: application.
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AKRA.


Miss McDougall is teaching at the
Houle school house.
Fred Fisher, of Walhalla, has the COLL
tract for building the school house in
district No. 81.
When will the town board meet is the
anxious inquiry Of the road oterscers !?
Have patience, gentlemen.
]. l.. Rose, recently from Ontario, is
visiting his brother Albert. He expects
to locate i'll the vicinity of Hallson.
Olivar Thorlackson and bride have
taken up their residence amongst us.
We wish them Il hearty welcome.
Christian Chrlstianson has been made
happy by the appearance of a little boy.
We are sorry to say that the mother is
in very poor health but hopes are enter
tanned of her ultimate recovery.
A. French and family were made the
recipients of surprise party on the
evening of New Years day. A large
number of friends attended from CAV
alicr. Dancing WAS freely INDUCED in
and during the interval a most sumptu"ls
oyster supper was served to those present
The Hallson amateur theatrical society
gave their second entertainment on NV
Years eve. The piece chosen for th
evening being the Danish play Of De
lStundeslose, by Holbery. The actin
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-01-08
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Jeiesste nCongress-0 soar A. Clifford Canton.
3overnor-G. A. Pierce Yankton.
Attorney neral1iEoasE RICE. Flandreau;
Auditor..E. W. CALDWELL Sioux Falls.
Trca.ursr--!. W. R!ymnnd. Bismafck
Chief Juss'cs, Bartlett. IriPp Nsnk ON.
Aat. s1pt. Public instruction. j. ". Cowsn, Val
sufveyot.aeneral-- Cor.ez Fessenden, Bismarck.
cierk Dit Court. N. Tuohy, Pembina.
us. CUSTOMS.
Collector-Ads!ari Gusrnon, pembina.
U.S.. MARSHAL.
John B. Raymond Fargo.
J.E. Hagsart, Fargo;B II. Webster, Pembina.
u.s.tSrEnNAL REVENUE.
l,llector-J l.. Pennington. Bismarck.
u.s.LANDoFFIcE.
Reglstsr-B. &. Tiffany, Grand Forks.
Receiver-W.J. Anderson, Grand Forks.
u.a.AnMY, FORT PEMBISA.
q. M. BRAYroS,-Maior 18th infantry, command
II. d. PERLnY.-Captaina and asslstantsurgeon u
g. A.. post surgeon and Treasurer:
cHAxsEas McKIsa, m, of 18th Infantry
G. A. CoRNIsH.-1st Lieut. 18th infantry. post adj
jntant, A. A. q. NJ. and A. G. s.. and III COM
mand ofmounted detachment.
GEORGE l.. COOKE-1stLieut. 18th infantry, COM
l.. .. RoU51Ez- ed Lieut.. 18th infnntay, acting
ordinance officer, signal officer and recruiting
officer.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Member of Territorial Council.-Ilon. Juason
LaMourc.
Member House Of Representatives-IIon.H .stong.
Coroner-Dr. =. G: Donovan.
Bergman, Beaulieu; H. G. Arnold, Crystal, J.J.
Hurley, Ernest; and J. D: Wallace. Drayton.
Register Of Deeds-Rohert Tweediie, Penbina.
County Auditor-J. II. Bird Pembina.
Creasurer-F. A. Wardwell, Pemhina.
County Attomey-W.J. kneeshaw, Pembinn.
aherif-D. Dick, Pembina
Judge of Probate-E. Armstrong. PembinG.
3apt. Of Schoos-C. f. jackson, rembina.
County Surveyors. o. McGuin. Waihalla.
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l'nlrEs:--Our genial old townsman, Mr..
Albert Picl'c, now Of Warren, Mimi, was
making our streets ring with his jolly
LAUGH this wcek...... Supt. g. L. Jackson
returned from st. Paul on Saturday last,
having had an enjoyable trip......Nliss Z.
j. Navlor left on Wednesday to enter
uron course ofs,uly at Ha,nline univer-
ity, Minneapolis.
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throughout was good and was much OPP
preciated by an overcrowded house. WIN.
Anderson sang character song in fine
style. During the evening drawing
took place, Of articles contributed by
friends Of the society. The proceeds, in
aid of the building fund of the public
hall, amounted to S4s At the conclusion
of the play, dancing was in order and was
kept up with great spirit till daylight.
John Dennison made al efficient floor
manager. The entertainment will short
" be repeated.
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aIaRH IED.


On December 25, 1855, at Pembina, by
Rcy.J. a. Hovis, Joseph II. Conklin and
Miss Lizzie A. Heard, both of Pembina.
On Dec. end. ult., by Rev. II. b. Thor
crimson, MIR. Halltlor Gudjonson to
Miss Gudrun Blonlal and Mr.. Asgeir
Gudjonsoii to Mrs. Sisridur johnson.
On Dec. 2:l'l, nit, by Rev. II. b. Thor
crimson, Mr.. llristjan Gisloson to Mrs.
!ialiridur Gutlmundson.
On the 3lst uit., by Jas. Hall. ]. F., Mr..
$. snnarlidason 10 Miss Helga krist
janson.
On the 3lst ult., by Rev. II. B. Thorgrim-
sen, Mr.. Guunar Einarson to Miss
Gudron johnson.
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rWai'RsNA COUNTY WAVES.

Alv. rtisrme;,ts received under this heal st one
cent w"rt! each Insertion and half q c"n, a
word each insertion after the second west "a IA
III advance. Fatics at distance eau ceunt tn
fer less than Is cents. Ifynu VA 4
a girl I, do ho,sewcrk, farm hani. al an,,r. J.
tee, cler!;. Il bo, ike per. teacher, xnvr--
II 50. ~. ita-y n the above want situation 'h!a
c ii;:hn may supply the communicating lii /.
Try ii. in,i snilo wish to buy sell of exchsa..,
pc cts. may nse thi. column ~ Cd yant.gc.
Think OF the trit'i"g amount that sill put yo, Ia
communication with $50, readers bou'i ia,:-
linde stand canditl rs: for instance, fr "a WORKS,
one week, is cents; sweoks. 80 cents. 8 weeks -
csiitS, ty,
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Pure Easkatc,,ewan.

The undersigned has l,2o0 bushels of
pure Saskatchewan fife wheat for sale.
-Four dollars a bushcl WAS paid for the
seed (;rom Salzal's seed farm from
wfiici. i. w's grown. Ripens from to
II days sooner than Scotch fife. 2ltf
Cavalier, u. I. liz. il. NoNGoRuEs.
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Q,.lri: !: number are availing them
selves Of Oil: offer OF BierIy's Manuel,
i,,.ice $500 and the PloSg:R EXPRESS
ore year for 1925. His Honor Judge Nc
Comuei has addressed tie fpIlowing letter
to tie author in regard TO this work:
DEAR SiR:-I have examined your worl;
County and Municipal officers Of Dako-
tn and am much pleased witt; the man
ner you have arranged the subjects OF
which it treats. feel confident that
not only officers ',at tina; the BIZ, through
out the territory will recognize the
value OF the service Won have RENDERED in
tie PREPARATION of lhis; work and t;!at it
will he in constant de rand. l cheer
fully recommend it. Yours respectfully
WN. Il. AicCoSSGs.'., Dated, Fargo, Dee.
3lsf., 1850.
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dcring efficient nd in tho good work ana
many appreciate the privileges offered.
On Saturday evening next there will be
. meeting at Alpha hall to organize Il
Democratic club. 1t is expected that an
organization will be affccted--if enough
Democrats cSn be found to fill the Offices.
In the estimate of the value of trade ut
Hamilton, as compared with previous
years, your correspondent of lust week
was in error on one point. The lumber
trade, instead of showing decrease is
found to have considerably increased.
NEi'nE.
4 "bran new gallery has been added
to our rink.
We are to have telephone connection
with Gretna.
]. LaPorte is putting up q large build
ing on Main street, to be used us Il
saloon.
WIN. Elliott, Neche's convivial host, has
been making some Improvements in his
house-the bar has been manipulated so
as to present verv fine appearance.
We understand there is to be FIVE
mile contest on the rollers in this town
on the 9th inst, for purse of $4,000 and
the championship of Park River and
Grafton.
w. +. Cooling and wife leave this
week for All extended trip through the
East and will be gone about sin weeks.
Mr.. Roberts, his assistant, will be i'll
charge during his absence.
Report Of Neche r. S. for the month of
December. Fifth class: S.''A. Egerton ss,
Jno. Murphy IL, Chus. Murphy IL, Jno.
Bere rs. Fourth class: Isaac Murphy 60,
Horace Prairie 60, Jennie Stuart SO, Tiny
Crawford 81. Third class: Daniel Shay
6S, Rouc!ille Allor,l64, Ma,vcnc Afford
IS, William Shay 46, Chas. Follier i6.
Second class: William Cablcntz9. Non
Afford Z, Katie Shay 6, Ernest May g.
First class: Herbert Murphy, Mabel
Davidson, Lucy Leach, Mary ltc!,ie.
DRAYTON.
Mr.. 4. w. McCrca and wife, left on
Saturday last for Smiths Falls, Ont, to
visit old friends and acqualntances. We
all wish our esteemed pioneer friends Il
pleasant visit amongst the scenes of their
childhood and the friends of their
youth.
There las been Il good deal OF traffic in
horses the past week. Harry Wallace
sold one team for $4,000 and l.. W. Pat
more team for $4,000. Three TEAMS
have been sold recently by ]. ID. Wallace.
r. Tweedl;c is having logs hauled for
his saw mill which will begin operations
about March !.
1t lis learned that the Edwards property,
of which mention has been made before,
is situated between Broadway and
Fourth avenue, New York. a. Il.
Stewards building and the largest CATH
Ollie church in New York City are sta
ated OIL thisploperty. The heirs number
over three hundred in all.
III. II. George, of st. Thomas, spent
Sunday in town......Miss Sims, of ST.
Thomas, was visiting friends in Dray:on
this week.
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Tenders Wanted,

Sealed proposals. will be received by
the eou@ty auditor for unloading off car
at St. Vincent and delivering at the
Caur; Iio"ae, Fembina; an iron safe,
wei.,!'t iroin three to four tons. Proposals
to be in not later than 8 Il. m., Saturday
JANUARY t'til.
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a Word in Time

Mrs.. Thompson would respectfully re-
mind lio:e who rccnirc Furs made up
or repairing done, That she is now prepar-
ed to receive orders in that line. Having
orders on land I" considerable extent,
she wo:ld like t!i~sc who favor her to
send ! carly before the rash Of work for
tie >"lning winter closes. at the Old
i.xr.,s Office, pemhi!a.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-01-08
4 Gentle Hint to Town and Country
House Keepers.

Fyou lave not been at Thompson's
Grocery Store yet, just drop in and see
Him. Ike vii! he glad to see you and think
it no trouble to give his prices before
making your purchases elsewhere. Also
will exchange for butter and eggs.
Nenrn,I,er the place.-Old Express
Office, pesnblna.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-01-08

y, IS The .i'nc to secure that book Of
unparalleled interest, Grants Personal
Memoirs" The undersigned has the
exclusive agency i',r pcmbina and Cava-
licr counties. Give your order early.
G. ". I.urEs, Pembina, DIT.