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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-02
Mortgage Sale.


DEFAVLT having l'ccn maIr In The payment
- OF the rum of four hundred and ifiy.y:x
dollars (Si56.1) which IL cin:ine,l 10 be due at
the date Of this no!icc upon certain mortgage.
duly executed and ivercd by Isabella lockwood
formerly Isalcla Young. 10 John II. Young.
hearing dute dc 18th day OF June. y. D. 1884. and
duly recorded In the Office Of the register OF deeds
in and for the County Of Pcmbina and Territory
OF Dai;otu. on the 3nd day OF September. a. II.
1884. ut O'Clock A. ~. III book go! mortgages. on
pages $50 and $50: and action or proceeding ut
law or otherwise having been inahiu,stl to re-
cover the debt secured By said mortgage. or any
part thereof;
Now therefore. notice is hereby given. that by
virtue Of power OF salc contained in suid mort
gage and To the statute In such casc made
and provided. the said mortgage will he forecloxed
and the premises described In and covered by said
mortgage, viz: The south west quarter Isw X OF
SECTION twenty (20) township one hundred and
sixty ore (61). range ffty-lwo (52,) in Pembina
County. aud Territory Of Dakota with the here
ditaiHeDts and appnrtennnccs. will he sOld 81
public auction. to the ghrst bidder for cash. 10
pay sud debt and interest. and thr taxes, II any,
on said p.cniscs. and fifty dollars attorneys fec
az stipulated in md BY said mortgage in ca-r Of
foreclosure. ind the disbursements allowed by
law: which sale will bic mad. by the sheriff 81
said Pembna County. or his deputy. If the front
door Of the court hOuse in the City Of Pembina.
Ia said County and Territory. on the 9Th duy Of
May. A. ID. 1855, ut two O'Clock r. NJ. Of that day,
subject To redemption Of any time within one gear
| from the day Of sale. NJ pIOsideil by inv.
| Dated, March 18th. a. ID. 1888
| KNEEsHAw & BEvANs, JOHN Il. YOUNs,
J At,ospeys for saos!gsgee. xostgsges
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-02
MORTGAGE SALE

DEFAULT having been made in the
payment ofthe srml of seven hundred
and lorty-hvc and fifty three one hun.!-
relths dollars (S745.53l wtci. is claimed
to be due at the date of this notice, be-
sides the further sum of 1855 paid for
taxes upon the lnortgaged premises upon
a certain mortgage, duly executed and
delivered by William Il. I,pckliff, an un-
married man, to the Colonial & United
States Mortgage Company, Omitted
bearing date the 2nd day of May, A. D..
1852, and duly recorded in the office of
the register of deeds, in and for the
county of Pemblna and Territory of
Dakota, on the End day of May, A. D.
1882, at 8 o'clock p. NJ, in book of
mortgages, on page 12S; and no action or
proceeding at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover the debt
secured by eaid mortgage, or any part
thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given,
that by virtue uf q power of sale contain
ed in said mortgage and pursuant to the
statute in such case made and provided,
the said mortgage will be fureclosed. and
the premises described in and covered
by said mortgage, viz: the north east
quarter (ne3) of section number fifteen
Q5) In township number ono hundred
and sixty (1GO in range number fifty-one
(5l) west Of the 5tll P. NJ, containing 100
acres, in Pembina county and Territory
Of Dakota, will, the Entertainments and
appurtenancee, will he sold ct public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
to pay SAID debt and interest. and the
taxes aforesaid, with interest thereon, on
said premises, and fifty dollars attorneys
foo "a cti pu1oioI n and I,v said ,nortpor.o
in case Of foreclosure, and the disbnrse
ments allowed by law; which sale will be
made by the sheriff Of said Pembina
county, at the front door Of the court
.l,ouse in the City of Pemb,na in said
county and Territory. OH the 18th day Of
April, A. D. 1886, at o'clock p. VI. of that
day, subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the day Of sale. a,
provided by law.
Dated Pembina, D. r., March LIST, 1856
COLONIAL UNITED STATES MORTGAGE Co.,
A.Y. EASTMAN, Limited Mortgage.
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or.aa:e Sale.

c.ault having been made in The j,ay.nant 81
the srn OF ;, niinti.e,l and twenty arht
,oi ars VII rit il Cd I'M ii 10 be t!G. ~ t...
.ui III $ notlcc. besides. ilie iultl..ir sun vi
20 tn ID ior axes UPON The mpr s.scs! j., cii,-
-, u u "ncri u mn:'tsisc, duly eX.rii' u
'a'!r sorcrihy inc".a Sp:.udir,.;n il.'s,;'--
-. m".,,,o GU. ni,'l & tuitr:i :,:nle:, M.'ft-
- to.' ns.n", ,':n,',h. i,,..riu;, dale ill.,. ~,
:" Ma en- a. u. 1852, and ,igI. i;cur.ir.!
600 Fee OF tic 'rs 'c,rr nj H.. d.. i'll Oh, .,l
.ts on, III. ,s;tny of March. y. y ir.a -; $
nr. T.. H.. n nn"i I ri ,nu.tlaecs an '..n
note. IN o. armect iH.s u, iw " .,l..',.-
'.Sc ~ y. uccn in' ';rr.i to;4:,', rrl iic,'.l:
rcr 70 sgd NO tSa:-c ur;"v Ifi,! :. ,.,.,...
Now & q 90. Ut ,,ce : !c.ThN :. ven. ~
y i.trc IL II poo. {" stic "n ain>'i i, .,,:,i
.,;' 81 =: IL! as = :, - .r st"r:. III ST.,
81 9 ~: T. no, Co.. tie said irr,t. at:>
o...l 60: Ire nl',ii. u; desc. .l.;
u a,!i cove o. Dy II .'uii. &c. VIZ: !i;.s.,,.jii
WcSt a.ic ;ow &c sect ION nunti:,,I tii., y.
III 4, ow:' y rr",cron. '..;udry,i and AZ
=. 'hIce tlb:o ~ rrr,te number iits-;Greu ia
.yc5f % i'ie 9TH =. NJ containing lG, ac,c.. -.
Pei aacountv, and Territory vi l,.,o,;l, y in,
~ bcrcc .n'neniS ami arl,nririnnrcs. will be
soda. O:b cnrct %" TO hr iglIrs, bidder for
tT-' - 81 y .'cn. an,! interest, and the
4, cs. 20 c,a rAa interest thereon. or said
y 2 .''>es. 4, III 10y 10, s"s a'.onr, S ice, aa
..'- ,tef ina nj by said mo-, gag.: in c;,s. al
20 os".e I'd lie d ;hur-oinent, all,.w.,t i,r
a;w VI, clsacw be made by ,.,.. sh,ril or
sue Penn II ,:orn,y. at TIE Uut coorut tbs,
cot: rO'sc .,e G y Of 'c.ii.u in said cuuh,
- end IT, :. on Ice /. \ G:ty Of April A.
D. 1886 rta". nc;i +. n Of tint day, subject
'tsie'n n-Oa a. nay time within ono year
ON tho deg OF sale. Us provided by law
Da,ed pemoina, ID. T. March LIST 4. u. 1856
Go .OHiAL s; UNITED STATES M0R1Y,aCE 90
A. v. EAsTM.N: lLimitc'l,l Mortgaree.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in .hc
payment Of TIE sum of six hundred and
twenty,eisht dollars. I9'i2s.'n) which is,
notice, besides the fi,,hc. sum of a,sS,
paid for taxes upon tl,e inurl:Y.ee,I ,nI,..
Uses. upon 81 certain mortgage, ,.uiy ny-
ecuted anl delivered Try james "
Frazer an unmarried .;.a', tot!ic Colonial
i& United states Mortgage Co,npany
limited, bearing date ,I,c 18Th ,I;,y u;
June. 4. ID. 1881. and daily recorded in
the office of the register of deeds, in ",,,
for the county of peinli,a and lcrri:nry
Of Dakota, on the 18th day Of June, i. Is.
1881. at io:lo o'clock A. H., u book :; Of
mortgages. on PAGES 4''2 :nr! li3; and liz.
action Oh, proceeding at law Or otherwise
having been instituted to recover the
debt secured b. said mortgage, or ary
part thereof;
Mo% therefore. notice is hereby sire,,,
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Land Office. Grand Forks, d. 4. Feb. ~, 1896.
Oct. end, 1885, by Andrew Soil against James Aas
for failure comply with law as 10 limb r-culture
enty No. :ls7 dated May 20, 1882, upon tile re u,
section 5. township lGO range &c, in Pembina
County. Dakota with view to the cancellation of
eaid entry; contestant alleging that the said
James Aas made fraudulent entry for said land.
tor tam seci!o:5, isneatly all covered with young
timber natural growth and was 80 covered with
young timber ut the time he made sold entry and
TINT he l,ns not cultivated any part of said land
since making said entry the .aid parties are here
DAY OF Apri!, 1886. ut oclock a. M. 10 respond
and firnlsl, testimony concerning said alleged
iMilur" Testimony will he taken before w j.
kneesliaw. Notary Public, ~ reinbiEa, DIT on
April lit! 1856, at O'Clock .. IN.
3l.35 Is {. TIFFANY. Register.
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DHAYTON.

Charles Gilroy mas returned from his
extended visit to Ontario. He came
alone!
Robert Reid has moved out to his
farm again to be reaay for farm opera
lions, after spending the winter in our
midst.
The illustrated lecture given by the
Rev. e. II. Davies, i'll the NJ. L. church,
ON Monday night, was highly appreciated
by good audience.
a few Of the Drayton farmers have
sown few acres Of wheat already. but
are not rushing things yet. If the pre-.
sent line weather continues, seeding will
be general in a few days.
MesSrs. u. X. SMi,I, and William Half.
penny, witt, t.,eir RESPECTIVE brides have
bee".rereivi'g the cors,..: uIaiions of their
many friends Oh the important even re-
ce9llly celebrated by them.
roo Late for last week.
W. IT. Medium is again OH our streets
attending to business after u long spell OF
sirk'less
Ate, Il few weeks of ilncss, Miss
Annie AicCrea is again in a fair way Of
/ enjoying hers wontcd health.
a continuation Of the present fine
weather, will euable several of our farm-
ers to commence seeding in few days.
Since wheat has dropped away down
some of our speculative farmers are re-
solving never to do SO again, never-or
hardly ever.
j. u. Wallace arrived last week from
Ontario with very fine load Of young
farm horses, which, he is selling at very
reasonable prices.
Wild geese have made their appear
ance, and there is plenty ofwater running
on the Ice i'll the river, which indicates
the demise of our present winter.
Thirty one members were received ON
probation by lev. w. K. Morrison on
last Sunday. A result in part of special
services held here during the past few
weeks.
Our gay and happy blacksmith, Mr..
II. Boulding, is now comfortably in his
commodious residence on Maine st. with
his fair helpmate, whom lie recently
brought from Ontario. Success Harry.
A lodge, under the order of the A. O.
U. w. was established here on Monday
night, by u. G. NJ. W. Thompson, with II
charter members. Meetings OH second
and last Monday evenings in each ,rnntf.
A very successful Temperance meeting
was held in the NJ. Il. church OH Tuesday
evening. The program was composed
OF shot addresses, readings and
singing. The roll has now over $50
names recorded.
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School Report.
The following is Il report of the Penn.
b,na Public School for the winter term.

The following is Il report of the Penn.
bina Public School for the winter term.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT..
Number Ut pupils enrolled 80. Average
attendance 50. Branches taught; aritl.-
metic, bo,k-kecping, French, grammar,
geography. spelling, prnnans;,ip, rea,l-
ing and physiology. Tie following pupils
deserve honorable mention for their pro.
gress and hard work during this term:
w. Coats, NJ. Nixon, \. Purdy, May
Nixon, j. Vaughn, L. Girts, 5. Eyford,
NJ. Parker, n. Browne. S. Williams, J.
Florance, F. Morrison, l.. Preston, n.
Florance, s. Appleby, l.. Booker, L. Ger.
oux, A. Grenier. Lena Gogan. L. Grogan,
NJ. Mcinnis, b. McEachern, A. McLacll-
erh, May Nelson, j. IaMoure, u. Parker,
N. Vaughn, q. Wallace, G. Mckenzie,
g. Kemp. w. Broome, Henry Vaughn,
Stewart Thompson, Stewart Ross, George
Asi,iington, q. McTavish, L. Musselman,
l. Nixon, John O'ilara, Adam McTavist,,
$. App'eby, Maud O'Hara. Norman Nc
lnnis. Alfred Feegan, Minnie Oliver,
Flon. kinnie, Pauline Harris, Ethel Nor
rison, ID. McEachern, A. Daniels, G..
Williams. f. Clifford, NJ. Wallace, r.
Parker. j. McGuire and ]. Gaffney.
W. Coats received Grand Diploma
of honor for general proficiency.
The following scholars received Di-
plo,nas for punctuality and attendance {:
NJ. McInnis, S. Eyford, Elorance Morrison,
A. McEacilcrn, B. McEachern, Ethel
Morrison, Lena Grogau, S. Grogan, n.
Mclnnis, Stewart Ross, n. Florance.
Gertie Kemp, l.. Preston, b. Wallace, A.
Grcnier, +. Geroux. l.. Musselman, NJ.
Parker and Il. Mcravish. p. AHERM,
Teacher.
Report of the primary department for
first term of 1886. Number of pupils ell
rolled Gs. Average attendance 80.
Names ofpupils in order of merit, who
deserve honorable mention for general
proficiency:
Glass A :-Eddy Florance. Percy Kemp,
Homer Morrison. John Crimson and
R;oul b rauchaud.
Glass B:-Ernest Braucl,au d, Sidney
Flomnce, Julius Waldinere, John Nc
cache ri, Susanna Cook.
Glass C:-Erncstine BIaucl,aul, Birdie
Wariwcll, Besse Grenier. Henry Gcrar-
dine, Joe Piche ard Gremville Vaughn.
PRIMARY CLAss:-AIaggic Kemp, Ethel
Strong, Charlie Munnbc,g and jamie
Harris. JESSE TmAcKEl., Teacl,ef.
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PROBATE NOTICE,

In the matter of the estate Of John Desse, De.
ceased.
All persons having claims against said John
Deasc, deceased are required to exhibit tile
same with the necessary vouchers. to the under
signed administrator Of said estate, at his resi-.
kcta, and that six months have been limited az
the time for creditors to present their claims
against said ertate.
Dated the LIST day Of March, 1886,
kSEEsHAw Il BEvANs. LOUIS BONN,
1915 Attorneys. Administrator.
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Land Office ut Grand Forks. b. r. Feb. 20, 1855.
Notice it hereby given that the follow ing
settler has filed lOtice of his intenticn 10 r,mkc
final prcnf In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Probate Judge at
pembina, d. r.. OH April 18th. 1SsG, viz: Louis
Paris,au lie. .124 for Lots / and g. section 25
ana sn;i sc otne and ne Nofse u section s6. town
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. sId cultivation OF.
said land. wig: L. Spariing, N. B. Purdy, Rcbt.
McAuiey unsi Joseph RiolAlle, al. Of Toilette. 2.
D. Pembina county, d. L.
Aud you. T:efeF Ebert who GU the lst day OF
July, 1873. filed ID i. No 3sT5 on Lots aid .
section s. and ne u Of sc Il and Sc "a Of nc u
section 3D. tOwnship 1872. range ST. nre hereby mott.
tie to show cause Ut this Office on or before April
18th 1856 II any there he, why said Louis Psriseau
should not be allowed to make procfand payment
for said tract. 1925 &c. TIfrASY. Register.
Land Office. Grand Forks, ID. H.. March 6. 1856.
Notice il hereby given that the following named
settler hnf filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the judge, or IN his
aseDCe the clerk Of the district court ut Pembins
ID. T.. on April 18th. 1SSG, viz:
Henry Nelson.
for the sw ar. sec. II, twp. l5l. range 81.
lie nance line following Witnesses to prove hs
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of
raid land, viz: John W. Wilson and Daniel shan.
non OF toilette. Joseph Chapman and Michael
Brady Of Pcmbtna. j. &. TIFFANY.
33.3R Repitter
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Mn. J. T. MAGEn aud w. w. Miller.
deputy collector. of Walhalla, were in
town Tuesday and Wednesday and made
the PIONEER EXPRESS Office a pleasant
call.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-02

Ne. NELSON'S team skipped home from
town with an empty carriage Monday
evening, making much better time then
usual. damaging the carriage only slight
IL
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-02

A slsiAn festival will Ike held at the
toilette school house this, Friday, eve
ming. Proceeds for church purposes. All
are invited.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-02

The prudent family man watches for
bargains and catches ON to such chances,
as Shaw q Charlton offer in boots and
shoes. a1,as
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.pSE To EER REST
Conc l., hir les. --lu,lnG ana ~ 'air-
Cen. It: in!f rcs'. n me S.:N:D! care;
Passed ig"m ;,,.,ih at ear.h AWAY.
q ne .":ciorc 81 cid!ess dag
\ Iii. 50 exchange tor treasures rare
joys ccie-'ia; await her there.
F',n,i ps have kissed he pa;li,i brow.
Fond hCsr:f are aching. breaking now
With wound that only God cnn heal.
WHh greet ,hnt only those can feel
Who'Ne looked Aptn some cherished face
And traced the signs oi deaths embrace.
Why do the Ewing weep and mcmrn?
Ga Wings Of light her spirits borne
To pcar!y gates Thai open wide
An angel guardiE. either -.de-.
And. waiting there, an angel band
Keach down to grnsp her on stretched hand.
And looking up. she secs Tie light
Of angel faces. shin ny bright!
And. bark. there sounds IL heavenly strnin.
A Joyous welcome. gind rcfrain;
Her sp:r;t. dccketl with heavenly charms
Il nestled in her Fahcr's arms.
q. II. NJ.
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Fine weather prevails and everybody
is smiling.
William s. Gibson has returned from
his lengthy visit to Young.
The debate OH Wednesday evening did
not come off on account Of the severe
storm.
Charles An derson who las been living
at Young all winter is moving OH to his
farm here.
There was sleigh load ofyoung folks
that took in the revival meetings at Nc
Cornell last week.
Miss Mclean and Miss Ilul,son, of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, are visiting at Nc
Lean Brothers this week.
Christina Mclean anil James :Wood
arrived here, from Hcnsall, Ontario, last
Monday. They report lots of snow in
that part.
Those two young men who defended
the law suit before his lordship, justice
ktyne, last Saturday, deserve credit and
those who have business in that line
should give them call.
We notice by the corr, smn'lcncc from
llcrct" l'ati'gate Sentinel that We have !,
sale aud feed stable in onr midst. We
are not aware of the fact, however: per-
hays our brother correspondent can give
us tLe information more Clearly.
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pEMBlNA COUNTY WANTS.

Advartis .mcnts received under this head Ut one
cent n word eac, insertion ami half cent a
w;,r;i each insertion nt"r the second week. cash
in aiyaIice. Parties at distance cnn count tile
words and incl St, : cent postage stamps. No
advertisement r | IS than Ii CENTS. Ifyou want
tsirl u ha Ii u.." RI, IL iarln hand, an apprvn.
ticc clerk. ii ho,k.kc"per n teacher. II g''ver-
ifany"i 's Ahn S snt sit,on this
Try IL. fa:ti y, ho wish tn buy sell or exchange
prn ,erty may U.s.. this column to advantage.
Think Of the triii e amount that i'll put you In
cU,nT,t,:iic l;i,n wti :! 0gl reade:s. Don't mis-
unde st,nd comditI is for i:s, imc for ;G wor Is,
one week. 70 cents; 2wecks. - .nts, 3 weeks 10
cons etc.
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H.J. Ross, ESQ, attorney-at-law, pub
fishes his card elsewhere. All WHO
know Mr.. Ross feel confident that he is
bound 10 succeed in his chosen profess
sion. lie has ltlic faculty and the habit
OF 'nasing himself thorough in whatever
lie undertakes.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-02

Three hundred bushels Of box elder
seed at the post Office, Pembins. at 500
per bushel. A Z. Axsss.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-02

Nil. OLIVER got his horses in the river
Sunday evening while crossing. The
brewery team broke through the ice on
Monday, no damage being done in either
case. We must now wait for Airths
ferry.
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LlGR SALE. ON reasonable terms. 21O acres Of
Il No. hard wheat iand: 80 acres ready for
seed; good machinery; - head stock. including
ten cows, yoke working oxen. y sttera, Ayre-
rhyrc bull horses aud colts. calves, pigs, poultry
Sc. A rsre change. THos. II. STOREY, Bows.
xo&T, y. 7. SS'32
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In Msmorium.

W"takc the following notice of the late
Miss raSchereau from the Emerson Ill
ternatio,mi: Miss Adelaide Jane Tas-
clcrcau was Il daughter Of Elcurie Tas-
c.e'eau, Esq, of rcmhina, aud grand
'l;u,gh,cr"ftiie bate Colonel \. {. Tascler-
eau, OF Quehrc; she is also closely allicl
To DIR. Tasrhele;.u, Judge Tasc!,crenu,
MAJOR i'asrl"rrau and Archbishop Tas-
c',ercau. also oi tlueber, where she was
born. ''," Will be sincerely tnourned by
II large number Of fyienls. She leaves Il
father, another. SISTER and brother to
mourn her loss.
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BOW ESMONr.


Read Waldo has moved his house to
his farm west of Drxyton.
Wheat thievea have been at their old
tricksa few miles soutl, of here. Abe
Johnson lost forty busl,el Of seed.
There is another little bare foot chap
addict to the tribe of McKibbons. Adam
Gays lie thinks il will pay to ra;kc it.
y mink got into Jas. Cmis's stable and
killed tI,irty-one lers and ducks. They
succeeded in shooting the mink but the
wa,l from the gun set fire to the Stable,
totally destroying it and 81 quantity of
hay.
There is good opening at this point
for coed blacksmith, some OF those vino
are lying around the larger towns look
for job, could put in II good season's
work here.
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" .ii.iiAi,t.A,


The Hornins Bros have pu,c,us. III 81
very nice span Of mules.
Business has been rather dull the s.s1
week owing to the bad roads.
j. Sarick killed an old she bear /, M
captured three young cubs one day asst
week on the mountain.
There will be another ball given at hc
belvieu House OH or about the aitl, .i
April. Due notice will be given.
+. Mayer and collector Of custo na,
Miller, left OH Tuesday for Pembina, NJ
pccting to be absent three or four days.
Tho wind blew perfect gale On W, ID
nesday of last week and shook up thi ugs
III general but did no great damage.
There have been some gentlemen !, ere
from Manitoba, looking up site to + uild
a flour mill. They were favorably inn
pressed with the site known as the, fish
trip, now ownefl by Mr.. Loring of this
place.
II. A. Ms 70 is selling his horses fast
ana IL YOU want to get good team of
horses CIR mules he can furnish them.
tie has a few more left and as soon us
they are sold he will probably start for
anof her car load.
Charley Moran returned home on Sat
% day last from Clantaif, Minnesota,
where he has been attending school the
past winter.....Mr. Alart, Of Snowflake,
made us flying visit, also Billy Winter,
of Olga......T. S. Burley went to .Nechc
last week where lie met some gentlemen
representing the houses he does business
with and laid in an order for a large
stock of boots and shoes and other goods.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-04-02

y DISPATCH to the Pioneer Press from
Winnipeg indicates that it is the Rock
island railroad that is figuring for COLI
necli"" with the proposed b-ancl, line to-
the boundary. Pcmbina will welcome
eitt'er the Rock Island or milwaukee,
Or both. Bring along vour r,.l.ua,ls.