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NOTICE.

MIR. A BARLEY having retired from tus-
WI mess, Tor The present, ON account q Ill
health, all parties knowing themselves ind ID ted'
to The firm Of Barley Il BDndon VIII pleas cal |
and settle up. Either one Of the old firm " ii be
pleased to wait upon ali who may call.
BARLEY Il BANDCN.
LPSingtOn, Mo-, Oct 20. 1858 o2gI
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Tsrsney and brains; Bullene and
Doodle. Choose.
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Hurrah for Davy aud the baby

Friend democrat, go to the polls
early.
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Senator Benjamin Harrison, Novem-
Der 2S, 1SS2:-"The creation of the
turtf commission Wss q confession that
The tariff needs revisson. If the report
comes in it should be promptly acted
upon. My opinion is that no time
should be lost after congress assemblies
in bringing forward these measures"
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Tommy III take his vermifuge on next
Tuesday.
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"As long as America adheres to the
protective system England's CONNER
cial supremacy is secure ."-William E.
Gladstone.
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lr is CONDITION WHICH ~CONFRoNTS
Us NoF A THEoRY.-GroUer Cleveland.
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TH n
rBE TOMB.

Born-In Kansas City, Mo-, recently, 10
the wife Of Mr., NJ. y. Russell-a boy.
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FARM FOas SALE.

HAVING decided TO reduce The size OF 81
ii my farm. ] propose 10 sell l42 acres ESh
of the south end, in II square block; STsSS
nearly all in cultivation and pasiurSrsA-
plenty Of stock water and one good sprinP;
plenty OF TIMBER; eighty acres undcr'aid W. n
fine coal; one box house for res 'deDce. ] " IL
give q bargain in this land any time before
January I. 1850 8, 2sm3 &. NJ THOMAS.
81 Miles Southwest OF Wellington, Mo.
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The Sedaiia Democrat has suspended
publication, and is suppianted by the
Morning Star, published by Mr.. u Il:
Marvin. 1t is a bright, newsy little
democratic paper. We do not know
whether or not it is the intention TO re-
sume he publication of the Democrat.
What we would like to know! What
was the cause of The row on the train,
last Saturday morning, i'll which one
republican put lead on another repub
iican. it surely was not ''slush,' as
republicans never nse that article; but
| they do say it wa< slBsh.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-11-03

Which view of trusts do the people
share? That of Mr.. Blaine, the
uncrowned king of the republican
party, or that of Mr.. Cleveland? Mr..
Blaine says that their effect is a matter
of debate, that they are largely private
affairs, with hich President Cleveland
has nothing to do. Mr.. Cleveland
says:-"With an unalterable hatred
of all such schemes, we count the
checking of their baleful operations
among the good results promised by
revenue reform" Which N of these
leaders will you follow2
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What did he say at Bloomington.
Ill in 1876? "Where were Sheridan,
Mulligan aud ShieldsW was asked by
all old gray-head Irishman. alt 10
easy to know that mans nationality
we had more of them to contend
against in the late rebellion than we
had in the union service; they are only
good to shovel dirt and grade railroads
Ii It were not for them we would no
need half our penitentiaries," Condor,
Michael Purcell, Sanders. Wilson and
Creed make oath that Benjamin Harri
son. candidate for president, did say
the above.
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As to whether the state could abro.
gate or anuul this contract before IL
expired by it's own terms, without
consent of j. Il. Price ~ Co.
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Mr.. Blaine plays his republican audi
euces for suckers. Generally up where
he is speaking he is right; a hide-bound,
preiudiced, bloody shirt republican will
believe anything on earth thst bears
the party label, but really when lie
quotes an English protection paper to
prove that the United States can
already manufacture cheaper than
England, even a very stupid crowd
should see that If that were true pro-
lection of American industries would
not be needed. and most indusitably
that the AZ per cent. profession OF the
Mills bill would be ample and 10
spare. Verify, lverily, "What fools these
mortals be-"
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Ed.

1
At Clinton. Ontario, May 3rd, Isober,
marlborough Esq, father of J. F.
Iandsborongh, of this city, aged II
years.
At toilette, April 25tl,, of scarlet fever
and pneumonia, Velma, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Storms. "Ol
such is the kingdom of heaven"
On Sunday. May 18th. Miss Ella Cliff
ford, aged 81 years.
Miss Clifford was born at Lucan, Mid
dlesex Co., Ontario, in the year 1867.
Her parents moved to Pcmbina Co., in
the year 1873, when Ella joined them
about six years later, having completed
her education, remaining IN Pembina
county ever since where she has been
engaged as an instructress and was up to
Tuesday, May Stl, teaching in No. Z
district near Cavalier, this making the
second teacher that has passed away
that attended the IiatIigate institute.
As teacher she was gentle and alice
Tomato to the children and we'll thought
of by all who knew her. Her remains
were removed from, her home Tuesday
to the Catholic church, Leroy, where
Father Champagne. of Batligate, preach
ed an impressive sermon to very large
and attentive audience. The afflicted
family have the sincere sympathy of a
very large circle Of friends and acquaint.
ances III their bereavement.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-18

hEFAtfT Inns been made in the conditions Of
La certain mortgage executed and delivered
by Eli i'nudre and Alphon.ini I'n,ldric. morign.
Eors. 'oJohn w. Forsyth. mortgnEce. dated the
li:h day of juno. a. u. 1883, and recorded as II
mortgage in the office of the register Of deeds of
l'emh;ha county. in the Territnry of Dakota, on
the Goth day of june A. u. 1851. at a:l5 o'clock A.
there is claimed TO be due AT Tho date of this no.
tice the amount of four hundred ninety one and
ilflr-!cnr one hnndredhs dollars, (St0I. 54) and
no action or proceeding has been instituted al
law or in equity Ia recover the debt secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now therefore. notice i1 hereby given that by
virtue of II power of sale contained IN said mort
gage nn'l al the statute in such cnec made md
provided. the said mortgage will he forecloscd by
ed. which sale will he made nj the front door Of
court house in the city Of Pcmbna. in the county
of Pcmhna and Territory of Dakota, AZ public
auction, by the sheriff Of said county or his deptl-
~ duly appointed on Tuesday. the lath day of
June. a. u. 1855 OF ten O'Clock A. NJ to satisfy the
| amount which -hn!l thcn lie due on said mortgage
with interest thereon, mud the tuxes thereOn. IL
amy, aud r's's and expenses of sale. and fifty dol.
lar attorneys fees as stipulated issaitl mortgage
incasr of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage, and
so +" be sold ARE The lot. piece or parcel OF land
situated III The county of Pembina md Territory
OF Dakota. known and described ns follows. to.
VII: he snuin east quarter. (re or; of section
thirty live. G:) township one hundred sixty two.
Q6") north Of range fifty five. (55) west, contain
ins one hundred and sixty (l6d) acres more or
less. according 20 the Us. government survey
thereof.
Dated April Isl. 1855.
j. $. WELLS. JouN W, FoRsyru
l''-i Attorney for mortgage. Mortgage.
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Mortgage Sale

WIlEEEAS. default has been made in til.
w conditions nj II certain mortgage, executed
aud delivered by Malcolm McI.aclIlnii. a single
man. m"rguSUr, 10 DR.. G. s. Blakeslee mortgage,
corded a-a m"rl:ns. in the Office Of the Register
nt deeds in ami tor the county Of pembina in tile
J, rrit'ry" iiakoth, on the .th day Of April. a
d., lSSi. at 9:i5 O'clock y. NJ. in book q of mort
saE $ on page 10. whichs"ld mortgage wa. dull.
assigned 10 Henry u. ltolton. trustee, by John II
Mrrr. field. executor of the last Ill ind testament
Of DIR. IS. Blake slice, deceased. and assignment
i rec rde IN l'ngr Is, uf book Sc of mortgage.
III tile oii!r of reg ster Of deeds aforesaid and
III re- is claimed Ia he due on said mortgage al
HE date OF this notice. thu amount at three hun
'sre'i and frtyilvr dollars iS;i5.l and no acton
or l'tur, rilg has been instituted at law or il
equity IL recover til, debt secured by snid mort
-sar". or any part the,eni.
Nov therefore. notice is hereby given. that b,
virtue "i Il power 0i sale contained in said mort
gaze, AMI nf the siatut" in such case made aud
provided tn said mortgage will he fDreclOsc By
II >nic Of the murtgngctl premises therein de
-cribed. which sale will I've inndent the front door
al tiir T. liiit linuS In The city Of Pcmlim in tn,
County OF l'cinhinn aud Territory of Dnkota, n,
public auction, by tile sheriff Of SAID county, or
10y his deputy, IN Tuesday the 9Th day june, a
H.. lS>s at 10 O'Clock in The fnrenuui to satisfy
the amount which shall t!.en he due IN sllitl
costs and expenses of salr. aud fifty dollars at
torncy's Ic- H. stipulated in said mortgage in
ease of foreclosure. he premises described in
said mortgage, and so 10 he sold. are the piece or
parcel llai'i situated in tile County of lembil,
AMI Territory 81 l)nkotn, end known and drscrih.
Ell as iollpMS. to-wit: The southeast quarter
sc of scctinnuumber sin, [il in township mum.
hcr"nc hundr Il aud sixty-two. lG.l north OF
rang. nml.cr liity.S.x i,h'l west, containing on.
hundred and sixty flGi acres, more or less.
nated April 18th \. D.. lsSs.
!. ". WILDER HENRY d. IIoLroS. Trustee.
Atty. for Assignee. Ass. gnte of Mortgage.
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N1llEhEAS. default hns been inndr in III,
Wv conditions nj Il rerlnin mortgage executed
| and delivered by Robert l.. Lewis n single man
moriga.nr. t" Mary Il. Wnsow. mnr;gnyce
dated 'hc 18Th day "f january. y. u. 1881. AM
recorded ~ n mortgage in tie office Of the
ltr.s.sicr OF Deeds in and for The county of Penn
b!na III HE territory OF Dnkoln. on the Goth div u
of mortgages. on pace lbr; and there is claimut
I" due on sud mortgage al the date Of thin no
tee the amount of seven hundred and fifty. three
dollars and forty cents !Sih..i0l and no action
ar proceeding, has been instituted AZ law or iI
elnIi! Ia iur",rr The debt secured 10y said mort.
.a2c. ~ All. lnrI thereof.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given. that
by virtue of II power of sale contained in said
mortgage. and nf the statute IN such case
made aiil provided. the SAID mortgage will
ici"rcci"sc,t by Saic al the inn.t.nyed premises
therein described. which sale Will be made
al the front door of the court huusr in the
cil! ~: Fcnih!na in the county of Pcmbina and
territory OF bnkoia. NJ public auction. by !he
-irli!I "l SAID county or by his deputy on Tues
day 'hc1'i y"i June. y. d. ISIS. NJ 10 O'Clock
in The l"r.no"n. 10 satisfy the amount which
shall thea lie dine on said mortgage. with the in.
cir-i thereon. laAcS. and cost. NJ d expenses OF
safe. and seventy live dollars attorneys fees. ns
stipulated IN sad mortgage in rHsc of force osure
The premises described in sMid mortgage. and 10
he sold are the p'ccc" parcel of land situated
III I; county OF PcmbiIIa and territory Of Dnkntn
and kn"wn and described MS follows. 10 wit: The
south east quarter lsc4 OF section number
siN,y lfn! north OF range number fifty -four
Isl! west containing. one hundred and sixty 100
acre more urlCss.
Dnird April lin. y. -. IsSs.
Attorney for Mortgage. 39.i5 Mortgage.
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WAl.lii1.I.A.

y dance is going to he held in the
school house, Friday, June LIST. All are
cordially invited to attend.
&. W. Andrews went To jamestown as
delegate to the territorial republican
convention last Tuesday, May Is.
IS. Burnley and Del Peters are in Il
fair way to become rivals of IIanlan,
Beach and the other scullcrs.
G. W. Andrews aud Henry McGuin
took in the republican county conven-
ton at St. Thomas as delegates from this
township.
John +. Mayer is bl,sily engaged in
saving dimension for his new mill. lie
can do any amount of grain chopping
now.
Qucry-Wllo is the secretary of the y.
l.. $. of C.'s? Answcr-Ilcre is none ut
present. The resignation of the last
secretary having been accepted at the
meeting held OH Thursday evening, May
10th. There were eleven members pre-
sent. The special meeting having been
called for the express purpose Of clccting
Il new secretary; on motion the rcsigna-
ton of the last incumbent was accepted.
The president then called for noniin,-
tons, when it was moved and seconded
that nominations be made by eacIl MEM
Der present, including the president. by
writing the name of the candidate on IL
slip OF paper, and the one having the
highest number be one candidate and
on second ballot the one having the
highest number be the only other can
di,latc. Then the members could de-
eide between the two. at this moment
a bright member jumped TO her feet to
request that the motion he laid on the
table until a temporary secretary for the
evening be selected. This caused quite
a commotion; but the request being put
i'm the form of motion, it was carried,
and the bright young lady herself was
chosen. II wisl, dare give the names,
but am anxious to live short time
yeti. The previous motion was then
considered and two members selected to
gather and count the ballots. On the
first ballot there were II votes cast and
only II members present. This caused
some sarcastic remarks from the clair
aud the secretary was requested to draw
out one ballot; the result being one bal
lot WAS cast for each member, it being
evident that each member had voted for
herself. Til. third, fourth, fifth and
sixth ballots resulted the same way.
The seventh ballot WAS interrupted bv
the outside guard reporting that gen.
tleman WAS in the ante-room waiting to
escort the president home, and that if
they calculated to hol! secret meetings
he would suggest that they close the
stove pipe hole up between the meeting
room and the bedroom next to it. This
caused great excitement; and locking at
the said stovc-pipe hole, one pretty
member stated in an Irish whisper that
she saw something very much like an
eye winking. a chair was brought
under the hole and some kind of dry
goods pushed in to try and stop the sight
and hearing, tut just as the member.
had evidently concluded TO dispense, the
dry goods took ~ drop and Il voice said:
ETA ia. ladies, I'll see you again. y
Meeting broke up in great confusion
everyone forgetting to move an adjourn
ment or ask when or where next meet.
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Several rooms to rent. Enquire Of
1915 #. l.. PRICE
New Photograph Gallery.

We wish to announce to the citizens
of Pembina and vicinity that we shall
establish new Photograph Gallery in
this city OH Friday, Nav 4th. Our Gal
lery will be located on Rolettc street
next door to +. ID. IIartson's law Office,
where we can lie found for the next four
weeks. We guarantee first class work
and reasonable prices. Call and see us.
4ltf CouRTEAr & MoERlS.
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TERRITORY uF DAKOTA.
County Of l'rmhina.
lii til" matter oi the estate Of Emily McTa,ls!i
dccras Il.
Notice is hereby given that William j. Knee
s,iaw. administrator of the estate Of Emily Nc
T"si>. deceased. iias filed in This court peti.
ton asking for an order of license tn sell the rca
estate hc'"n.ns I" the estate of Emily McTaysh
deceased.
Now. therefore. il is hereby ordered that Snt-
The court house. III the city Of Pcmbina. NJ The
hour of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said day
b. sci for hearing sad petition and all pers0ns
Interested in the estate are hereby ordered n up
pear before Ibis court. nj said time and place.
and show rnu-" why an order should not be
Granted I" The administrator Ia sell so much of
the real estate n may be necessary
Dated May 10Th. ISIS.
i@-ih +. 4. ARMSTRONG.
Probate Judge
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TT STAND OFFICE Grand Forks. Dnkotn.
~ .Apri 10Th. ls>S.
N",cc i hereby given tina, John Hogan has
i'cc! notice of intention 10 make final proof he
fore l.. \. Armstrong. Judge and .nflirn clerk
rrohnlc Court, AT his office IN pcmbifn. on Tues
day i,r 9th day OF May. iss>. on iimhcr culture
Application No. i0us. for the ". nv. .nc. nw.s
"i scotch No. ~. III township No. lii. rnnyc No.
81. lie MINES NJ Witnesses: Charles Widel.
Si-ur!ur johnson. John Esmundson, Maihisa-
lem johnson. all of Pcmbinn. BIC. TIFFANY.
3S.i} Register.
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PRsrr-CooK-At Winnipeg. May 10th,
II. E. Pratt to Miss Lizzie Cook, boil,
ofCavalier.
McCUMBER-DuSKELnARGER.-At TOGO,
Stark Co.. Indiana, May 9TH. Aaron
McCumber, formerly of Pembina, to
Miss Mary Dunkelbarger, Of TOGO.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCumber have settled
down 10 farming in TOGO. Mr.. McCum.
Der was one of our earliest and best citi.
zens, and large number Of friends in
this vicinity will join the PIONEER Tx.
PRESS i'm congratulations.
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Removal,

Having bought the stock Of JOS. Conk
Inns harness shop. and added large and
varied assortment thereto, find it ncces.
sary TO remove to more commodious
quarters, and after this week will occupy
the new store next TO Il. Prices bakery
where will be found large and com.
plete stock of harness and other goods
pertaining to the business. Harness and
saddle work to order, with honest work.
mansllip combined Will, latest styles.
GEORGE PRu-ruR
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Photography.

Our Photograph Gallery is now open
every day and VIC are prepared TO dc
first class work in every particular. Call
and see us. We guarantee satisfaction.
soft SHORT Bios.
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Sick headache is the bane of many
lives. To cure and prevent this annoy
ing complaint use DIR. j. ii. McLean's
Little Liver and Kidney Pillcts. They
are agreeable to take and gentle in their
action. 25c. Il wal. Sold by II. l..
Lewis druggist. 43tf
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Herding.

The undersigned will open herd in
Toilette this season and respectfully soil
cts your patronage. l guarantee satisf,c-
ton. 40-44 A. W. MrnpIN. toilette.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-18

Pains in the small Of the bacl; indi-
cate diseased condition of the liver or
kidneys, which may he easily removed
by the use of DIR. j. III. McLcan's Liver
and Kidney Balm. 800 per bottle.
Sold by X. J.. Lewis. i3tf
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Yellowstone Park
TIME SCHEDULE;
Slicrims Sale.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, t!.,
County OF Pembinn. iee
Notice il hereby given that by virtue of an cxccu
ton to me directed and delivered. md now in my
hands, issued out Of the clerks office. Of the :;rd
judicial court. Territory Of Dakota. in ard 70,
lie county Of Pcmbila. upon n Judgment render.
Cd III said court III favor of j; NJ. Wylie. ind
sgairat Sanford Snyder. have levied upnn the
following described real property of snid defend
ant, to-wit; Lot number twenty four. (:I) on III.
west side Of Third street, in Mccraes addition
to Ora, ton and that shall, on Saturday. the aGt
day Of May, 1855 at the houi Of O'Clock y. NJ. OF
said day Of the front door Of the court hnuse. in
the city Of Pembna, in eaid county and territory
proceed to sell all right. title and interest Of The
above named Sanford SNYDER in and TO The
above described properiy,to satisfy the judy
nent and costs. amounting TO three hundred and
eighty one dollars ind seventy cents (S3Sl.7u) to
Rether with all accrning costs Of ve!c. and inter
CT on tho same, from the 18TH day Of April. lsSS
the rate OF per cent per nrn,inl. AT pubic allc
lion: TO the highest bidder for carh.
VS. KNEEeHAw. WM.JAMEs.
Plaintiffs attorney. Sheriff. PembIns Co.
ss'0 By ALEA. McFAppES, Deputy.
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A free and easy expcctoration Is Pre-,
duccd by Il few doses of DIR. j. II. Nc.
Leans Tar Wine Lung Balm, in all
cases of hoarscncss, sore throat or dini-
Guilty of breathing. Sold by Il. L.. Lewis
druggist. 43tf
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HerdinR,

Again l have the opportunity ofsolicit
ing your patronage for the season of lSSS
aud will guarantee satisfaction.
40tf MARyIS BESyLY. Pembins.
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Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liv'
or complaint! Shiloh's Nita,zcr is guar
anteed to cure you. For saleby X. l..
Lewis.
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DIR. J. II. McLean's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier. BY its vi!aiziny
properties, will brighten pale checks,
AMI transform pale, laggard, dispirted
woman into one Of sparkling health and
beauty. 800 per bottle. Sold by r..
l.. Lewis, druggist. .i3,r
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-18

Shiloh's Cougl, AMI Consumption Cure
is sold by us on n guarantee. 1t cures
lcopsumptiou. For sale by r. L. Lewis
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-18

Catarrl, cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Slnloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. Nasal injector free. For
sale by II. l.. Lewis. CIV
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AEthE.
Wheat seventy cents

Wheat seventy cents.
Painting the houses is the order Of the
day nov in Neclle.
Supt. Guthrie, of the st. +. N. & VI.
WAS i'll town this week.
Mrs. 5oycn, of t;lasston, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. W. II. Roberts, Of this place.
Mcssrs. Nelson, Burnley and Campbell,
all Of WallElla. were in town this week.
1t is r,,morcd that through trains will
he run to Winnipeg on this line by June
18TH.
The election of officers of the Necle
school Literary Society took place last
Friday evening.
David Smith is removing his house
from College ave. to lth street, next to
the bank of Ncclic.
Good opening in Ncc,c for -four aud
feed store and Il first class stand for that
business to be had ut present.
Mr.. Charles Crawford came by the
stage this week from Langdon. where
he conducts a large general business.
ii. J.. Holmes, j. +. Hicks, of Ncche,
aud {. ". Andrews, of Wall;alla, took
the south train cnroutc for jamestown
to attend the territorial republican con-
vcntion.
Rev. Father McNaulty has come to
take charge Of the Nechc and Bathyatc
II. e. congregations. Rev. Folticr will
have charge of the st. Joseph and Cava-
lier congregations.
The front of the office of Joe LaPorie
is ornamentcd with fine sign of the
Dakota Investment Co, OF Grand Forks,
for which company he is agent He
says lie is prepared to make loans for any
amount on reasonable terms, and no de-
lay in getting money.
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Wanted,

A good, gentle horse that can be driv-
ell and handled by ladies' and children.
34tf ii. CHARLTON, Pcmbina.
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