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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

WHEREAS. default has been mad. In e..
enn dehfersd by Samuel Robinson. N fn0is ma,
I..htortEagor 70 Mary E. Kemp, mortgap,e dsss3
!ne An Gay OF March. A. d. 1884 and reeordei
49,. ua ~ IN the Office Of the register ~
III and Ior the County Of Pcmbins. in The
A, d. 1884, at 9:l5 o'clock 4. NJ IN bscs M1aica'
gages on page 563, aud there is ciaime !" ~ %,s
on SAID mortgage at the date Of this notice the
% OF six hundred and seventy niue al Ils,s
AMI twenty-five cents ($619 % and NJ 1871.
proceeding has been Instituted atisw"p r. Of
any part thereof 'A'u 1"os'Ssse' OF
Now therefore, notice IL hereby given. that n,
s..!ue OF power Of sale contained in said mot
Ssss; ana o. tne statute In ruch case made And
Tue SAD mortgage will be forecloeed hr
when sale will be made at the front dom ~ H.
court house III the City Of Pembjna. in The cona
y OF Pembtna aud Territory Of Dakois a, s,.t.
lc auction, by the sheriff or said coI,i,tv ~ pIo
n n ueputy, on tuesday the 9th day OF Jine ~
looo, at ~ o'clock In the forenoon 10 safisfr ~
.mount which shall then be due on said mo,t'
Sase, Win the interest thereon, taxes. and Cot.
s expenses o. sale, and hfty dollars Attorney
Mes, a. stipuiated In said mortgage in case n
".vs l Ihe premises described n ead mon.
~ 10 ths county Of Pebins and Territory
q, Dnkot1 and known and described a. follow;
to.wit: The southeast quarter ne .lof sact;ns:.
nu nun twenty seven 81 in township nnmhe,
one hundred and sixty.0ne 1851 north of ,.nss
1umoer nifty three 1851 west, Containing one hTrs
oteu and sixty t160l acres, more or less. -1A'
Ps e. April 10th A. D., 1855:
Atty. for mortgage. sszs s. No Mssf:
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yNIHEREAS, default has been, made In the
y conditions Of certain mortgage, executed
and delivered BY Lyman 4. Dickinson and Maria
mortgage, dated the 18th day Of Marcel, "A. b, 1853
and recorded az mortgage In the once Of The
Register Of Deeds in and for the county Of Penn.
hina In the Territory Of Dakota on tho 18th day Of
was duly arIigned 10 Henry d. Hoiton, trustee.
by John II. Merrineld, executor Of tho last vii!
and testament Of DR.. c. =: Blakeslee, decsased
g Of mortgages. in the onice Of the Register Of
Deeds Aforesaid; and there 10 claimed to be dus
on said mortgage at the date Of this notice, the
smount Of four hundred and sixty dollars $4,000
at Law or in equity to recover tie debt secured BY
said mortgage, or any part thereof.
Now. therefore, notice 10 hereby given, that b,
virtue Of power Of sale contained In rnid mort
provided, the said mortgage will 10 ioreclossd
by sale Of the mortgaged premises therein dc
scribed, which eale will be made ii the from,
door OF the court house In the city Of pemLna 10
g 2. SH a. and Tsry q D.so
Or by his deputy, on Tuesday, the Gin day u
June. A: D. 1855, at ~ o'clock in the f0ruoon, Il
satisfy the amount hich ehnl. then Lc due on
',.d mortgage, with the interest thereon. taxes
s6o.l attorneys fees. az stipulated in said mort.
age IN case Of foreclosure. The premises de.
scrbed IN said mortgage. and to b sold, are ths
piece or parcel Of land situated In the county Of
and described as follows, to wit: Tic nor Il, west
quarter INV ! OF section number four, raj in
township number ono hundred and sixty .one,
ll6il north Of range number ffty.six, 1851 vert,
containing one hundred and hfiy-sevcti ll51l
Dated April, 10Th. A. b. 1883. so.45
F.W. WILDER. HENRY u. lfoLroH, Tru.tec,
Attorney for Assignee. Assignee Of Mortgage.
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Msresass sale.

WHEREAs default has been mads I. IL.
w conditons 81 certain mor,ssss ss e. sr
sna sel y. By william stinson nd Ma
T. nsrriasld. mortgasee. daied The ard az sSa ~
nay. 4. D. lses. and recorded q . mortsSSs \.
ne once cstae register 81 deeds 10 and 81 he
ssGss g atasSeins % .ass,sSs e
book Of mortgages, on page Isl, which r.:., -
s:f' " duly ssisnsd by mo!tsasee 70 HeSni.
q o os1 Il
register q deeds Aforesaid. And, vhsreaso % . sns
Hannibal Hedley is now deceased, md. Geos1S II
selleck y duly confirmed q the executor 81 liz
bsdue mortgage a The date ofshs nosics .
me amount ofninu hundred and seventy.fo1c
dollars and seventy five cents [l97l.75,l and mo-
q e equity % reoossr The debt secured b. IA
mortgage. or any part thereof,
Now therefore, notice . hereby gwen, that By
virtue Of power Of sale contained In said mort.
gage, and Of the statute In such cass made and
provided, the said mortgage will b. foreclosed b.
whicl, sale VIM 20 made q the front door Of The
~ Of Pembins and Territory Of Dakota, q public
auction, by the sheriff Of said county. Or 6y III
deputy, on Tuesday the 6th day Of June, A. D.
iss, Ct ~ O'clock "a the forenoon. % satisfy The
gage. with the interest thereon. taxes. and costa
and expenses Of sale, aud fiity dollars attorney's
fer, as stipulated in said mortgage In case Of
mortgage, and 10 70 BE- Sold are the piece or par.
Gel Of land situated in the County 81 Pembina
and Territory Of Dakota, and known and describ.
[nw4 ]of section number three [Sl In township
humber one hundred and sixty tle0l north 81
range number ffty.one ISL west. containing one
len.
Dated April 10th, A. D., 1883.
FW. WILDER. GEORGE e. SELLEck,
AT. for aseignee. Executor OLA gnee's
1915 EatAte,
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Brace On

You are feeling depressed, yourappetite
is poor, you are bothered with headache,
you are iidgetty, nervous, and generally
out ofsorts, and want to brace up. Brace
up, but not with stimulants, spring medi-
cines, or bitters, which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour, and then leave
you i'll !. worse condition than before.
What you want IS MI Alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such a medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters, and only 50 cents bottle at r.
l.. Lewis, Pembina, DR.. Boylan, Hamil.
ton, DR.. 7. z. Donovan, Neclle.
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Clubbing Rates.

The following is our revised
cash clubbing rates for the yea,
1855. '"'
In order to reach q large mum.
Der Of subscribers in arrear we b.v.
placed the figures so low that thew
can only be reached through club
bling, and in order to treat al,
alike, new subscribers will enioy
the same privilege.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and III.
North. Western Farmer one ven,
for $500.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and ST.
Paul Pioneer Press one year 70,
$3.50.
The PIONEER EXPRESS, North
Western Farmer and The Pioneer
Press one year $2.75.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and Scrib.
ners Magazine one year for $500.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and The
North Dakota Farmer one year fol
$500.
Subscribers sending in money
for clubbing will be sure 20 s:,i.
which papers are wanted.
PIONEER EXPRESS o,l n.,.4
Ruralist, (weekly, y and Webste..'.
NJ handy my dictionary containing oven
2o.Uo words, Cor instead Of the
dictionary, the American Swine.
herd,) one year for g.
PIONEER EMPRESS and House
keeper one year for 2.25.
The PIONEER ExrRE., and American
Agr'culturist lin English or Germany ono
year for 1915
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INV DER "a ARR F. Co:.srn>.
o G! a. .lO . 90, No On
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1t seems that the removal of til,
headquarters of the custom house
from st. Vincent to st. Paul. wa.
made in the interest Of Col. Earring
ton. the present deputy collector at
st. Paul. The removal virtually ley.
islates Col. Farrinet:u ont of office.
but it is understood he is All applicant,
for the osition now occupied 10y DR..
GnerioI, us collector of this district
ami is backed by representative
k!ce. AS DR. GuernOn ca,uint he re.
moved without cause, under the tenure
OF Office act, 1t H. diilicuIt to see how
THIS can be worked. Residents of
OF this section would he very sorry to
see DIR. Gnernon Superseded and par.
ticnlarly If done by political scheminp
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25
PAST AND FUTURE.

Decoration day is OH May 30th. AS
that hallowed day again draws near
the memories of the older citizens go
back twenty-five wears. to the time
when the sight Of the soldiers uni.
form and the sound of the martial
drum were incidents of the hour, and
to the time when every family had its
representatives in that Grand Army of
the Republic. whose numbers were
counted by the million, and whose
deeds are written in the history Of
the nation and OH the hearts of their
coumtrymcn. OF that army of young,
vigorous men. thousands lay down in
their last sleep on the battle field or in
the hospitals in the south. and tllols.
ands more returned only to linger Il
few short months or years. and are
buried in the cemeteries of the north.
To-day. the gray haired remnant is
numbered by the thousands. Il few
years more the muster roll will lie
counted by hundreds. then by scores,
and finally the trembling step of the
last survivor will take him to the vii.
lage cemetery to deposit on the graves
of his comrades his simple floral offer.
ing.
But before that day arrives. the ma.
ton will he so educated, that the old
prove. b "republicsa are unyrateful" will
have been proved untrue and that last
survivor will not so alone. but will be
supported Oh his pilgrimage by tllous.
ands Of grateful citizens, and his arms
upheld by Il people who appreciate the
heroic deeds of the army of which he
is the last representative.
The lessons of memorial day are va.
rious. instructive and beautiful. All
that is good centers round its llallowed
exercises: greater love hath no man
than this, for love of country is the
love of home. and love of home Is the
twin to love of heaven. TO the Old,
its memories bring sadness ming.
led with pride: sadness for the
dead and dying. pride for their deeds
in war and peace. To the young, come
the same feelings of pride, mingled
with Il faith in the institutions of this
great republic, that the foundations
laid in the patriotic blood of the re.o.
luton, and which have withstood the
shock of internecine war, are placed SO
securely that they are one and insep.
cradle. Then let every good citizen
Join,
Cover them over with beautiful flowers
All were comrades and friends OF ours.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

The reform larly of the Emerson
CONSTITUENCY held their convention
Tuesday at Dominion City. and nomi.
mated James Thompson. of Emerson.
as their candidate for member of the
provincial parliament. There was a
strong feeling in favor of Robert Ham.
ilton. but Thomrsnn's friends were
too numerous.
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Half Fare Excursion.

We take special pleasure in calling at
tention to the excursion to points in
Minnesota and Dakota'via the st. Pau!
Mirnc.noiis 4 Manitolm Ry., from st.
Paul or Minneapolis aud points south and
east, which have been announced. ieay-
ing st. Paul May 9th and Ord aud June
9th and Goth, and points soutl, one day
earlier. when tickets are 10 he sold ut the
low rate Of one fare for The ropnd trip.
These tickets viii be limited TO thirty
ta"s from date o! issue, good ten days
going aud i've Tor .e!uln, with stop over
within limits. This Wi! enable friends
Or ia ending se,,lers to visit this country
during the ea.ly spring and summer, at
a ve:y small cost. Further part;crlais
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The tanadian Pacific want the Mani.
t'Da government to lease the Emerson
nrlhcii hlnl sell the Red River Val.
ley road. Grcenway. however. shows
That the Interest Oh the money OK.
pended to build III" II. r.. V. R.R
Will only he about half what i, wo,.,,l
cost to lease the Emerson branch ami
consequently don't want To lease.
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Gong West.

The general interest that has been tax.
Ell i'll tile opening Of the Montana Indian
reservations. liz shown by the large mum.
Der Of people who have already gone to
Great Falls to investigate the mineral and
agricultural resources CT that wonderful
country. The low excursion rate All.
nounced by e. ii. Warren, general pas
sellger agent. of the st. Paul, Mlnneapo-
lis 4 Manitoba Railway, makes the ex-
pense of exploring this country merely
nominal. and will undoubtedly result in
a still larger number following 44.i6
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The democrats enter nm tho g.

The democrats enter OH the fall
campaign with much less enthusiasm
than four years ago. Then the pros.
poets of feast of fat Offices was he.
fore them all. Now these offices have
all been filled and the crowd see no
object in working for the stalled.
while they so hungry.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

We are no prophet. but we will
wager nickel that both democratic
dele cations from Dakota to st. Louis
will be admitted with half vote each,
and then each delegation will come
home with flags flying and boasting of
their victory over the other.
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The ice is out Of Port Arthur har.
Dor at last. Fora week IL large mum.
Der of vessels have been waiting off
the IIarbor; Il large number of p;.ssen.
gers were Oh board waiting to get on
shore. Two men with Il small skitf
went over the ice one day to the ships
and reported the ice strong enough to
he safe walking to the shore. Quite IL
number Of passengers started. but the
warm rays Of the sun had somewhat
weakened the ice and when one man
broke through. all returned but five,
one Of these was Mr.. W. W. Watson,
Of Winnipeg, who had hired the two
men and skitf to take him to shore:
the skiif would only hold three when
about. but two others of the party in.
sisted OH going along. This party of
five pushed OH, every now and then
breaking through. but clinging to the
boat. were rescued: after much toll
they found themselves seven miles
from the slips Oh an ice foe. with
weak ice all around them which they
could not cross. Here they started to
camp for the night hoping that the
cool cir Of the night would thickrm |
the ice 80 that they could cross safely
but MIR. Watson believed that if they
had remained there that they would
all have persisted from the exposure. !:
Luckily they had hrcn observed from
the shore and rcscning party came
out with slc,lges drawn by dogs, which
beng light could Ass with c"mI,ara. /,
tive safety Ovei the thin ice, and the
party were rescued from tlltir danger.
Dlis situation AMI arrived safe on shore,
but not caring for any more expert /
snce of that sort, The final breaking
~ of the ice OH May 2lst and the at.
ival of the steamers ut the docks WAS
celebrated with brass bands. fire works
md general rejoicing.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

Fargo is to have Il musical festival
June 2hth. We return thanks to the
manager. Mr.. II. j.. Maxcy for IL com.
plimcntary ticket and wish him sue.
cess and have no doubt that it will be
a pleasant and instructive affair.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

The Hamilton News suggests the
name of Peter Cameron, of Tyner. for
sheriff. Mr.. Cameron is an excellent
farmer and would do doubt, make a
good sheriff. but for his own good, he
had better stick to the farm.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

Undue exposure to cold winds, .ain,
bright light or malaria, may bring OIL in
tiamatiun, and 80 .eness of the eyes. DR..
]. II. McLean's Strengthening Eye
Salye; will subdue the inflammation,
cool and soothe the nerves, and
strengthen weak and failing eye sight.
CSC. q box. Sold by II. l.. Lewis. 43tf
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That plan ola grand excursion from
all along the road to meet ut the boun.
diary line to celebrate the completion
of the Red River Valley railroad is be.
ing talked of and meets Will. approba-
tiun.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

The strongest free trader does not
dare advocate the immediate repeal
.of custom duties. The issue ut this
time is wholly in degree and in refer
ence to Special commodities.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

TT 5. .AND0 sr'"g. & ana Forks. Daxc q.
Not;ct II HEREBY e. nat he to,,ow ir,, na.,.
final proof N suppn,. { h,scam. and Ina, sn ii
proof " he made before the judge OF in his al.
lerce Her, g. ii"rden. clerk O. TIE Gis,ric
ton H., ~; prnibina. 3:koa. on July Sin. 1883;
scrt.on "3 township l6 rnilge 81.
lte names The foi'o"in.; wiipcsses TO prove his
.oniinu9iit rpsidrpce upon: and cultivation o:
"a 4 land, ~ John ltGete, William .'ump James
A.rth. Louis Eouyette. all OF pembinu il. q.
af-49 Is. L. TIFFANY. Register.
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Persons who lead a life Of 6.

Persons who lead life Of exposure
are subject to rheumatism. rsu' .,lsia and
lumbaGo, and will find a valuable remedy
in DR.. j. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini.
ment; it will Danish pain aud subtue in
tlammation. Sold by Il. l.. Lewis. drug.
p:st. 43tf
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IT s;LA ..,s, o ,I GRAND FORKS D. T.

~ May END. 1883, ~ -
MONTE Is hereby given that the follow ing nam.
te' s. has Ied notice Of hi. intention to
IN, said proof viii 6e made before she c sai
o. ., une ,SistFGt sou. Of Ptmhina County. u.
y fWvmibt Ina PIT. III July iii. isss; viz: John
range 81 W. 49, W" Il ioi' 81
u, ne i names the following Witnesses TO n,ov.
~ .s GiG%I and residence upon and cultivation
Gideon Inomer, W fIsn;er, ali Of jnits ssnsnnon
fe% a9.1a Co.. DIT. &c. TrIAxY, Resi.isro.
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Frequently accidents occur in the
household which carse burns, cuts,
sprains and bruises; for use in such cases
DIR. ]. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
ment has for n,aav years been the con-
slant favor.te fanny remedy. Sold BY
Il. l.. Lewis.
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:. 4. % o. cE. GRAN } ro-i Is u. :,

TI..h. 30 cE. GRAM ro.' rs d.,
" AD..!.' } 1879.
..o,:. y .ic cDv yea ~. ,e ~ "a. ~. mar,
60 tetllt mas :: e. 'ioti, ofn;s e, o ON. e
NAL Q. ooi j.; =. ~ ,,o o. l'':r: a.'ra
,hOOi y: nc iiiaIe he;O ne go al ::p.
>eii:e iie:l:.' u. DO tie ie 20 ne.:y i, o..
=, Pemb'ha: ID; :.or NJ. 1858 v D. ,'e,
Shannon, .or the': Il zee W, y 4.
lie names he o. :. : Q. o rovs.
:a..t:, -: W. Ba re. O.n W %, lie
Sesoa l:,., @. % e 9. D. :.
~, L.t..' q. ~,
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e W rhe.: t. '.i;'.. v. Jrt ~oi W.
W" ,e+e. ecu ne of lie cs .ae of ~ =.
&c iohrson tccc,sc, r'u he =. fcfeno :
C,s.
/. o'icc * hc.cv .iven NJ, bvv We of an o.
ecu on me uireC cd ana ncl'rc ci. end r,M IL
dic,n' dis ct oar, '"ll.'oiy "a naEnti IN
mud for coun "0i Pcmhiua. u.,ou IL illd,:mch
~ .o.c.'osr Z icnt.eIcu in sad 'orrt II favor
OF Anac WIN, hcs e. p!a'H Y. qua ncc IL IrG
.on W. W = les rr sc: crd' " Of lie cS 4 o,
E''*',e 10 mo-. de ea.et.- a:u hers e.
fe'ta.ts - M"',i 'as q e: ell o sci! ,at
nrope " lie :. " % dcs ncd. ! have lev ca
,poh he fn'lo, NJ tie! 'Lcr re- propc. %
~ "a defenuAn.s. o., 1: he sGp / hlif of il,
snr'n -,es ia .erof sec on No. c.crch QD IL
,O.:,isi !: No. nni. n''or:eu nd -. : 40 O".
%. L OF in.,c M. III " VT (r,.). And II.
shall on =! ua". ''c :" I day OF June. y. ID
rs. ~ ,hc hour of O'Clock. =. NJ. OF said a."
at the ]. ont uoor Of IL cou.: house ! the ri ,o
Pembln III sud coun,y am. tear "rv. proceed
TO sell all he ris. ne and III, cs, OF the above
the estate OF Elizabeth .Io.ln>on deceased Eve
johnson. Grnre Anna and George Mckenzie
:D;nor he'rs. anu Others. in and Ia the nhor,
t.c>rrihcd Ilopcrir To satisfy sad irus .lcnl ant
c0S;s. amor Ling 10 dive minded and tiXiy-,r IT
cellars and sevc': r-iori GEMS (SJu".,D To
ge:ilct ", Ii I'LL y '.uln. of sale. ANA i'll
,e'"sl OIL t"e me fruEl The >, uay of Ma!
ES3 ., he Ia.:of :, pc; ,cm ner annum. 4
prb''c an",'",, "'he h'=h; ;, ""e. or r"si
Sheriff u "e.rn - "oul
Ev \, Ey Mt, ..nn. Den
ia q. F.,rr u. u. y. y Il, 's,SS. t.:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

st. Cloud l;ld a fearful explosion of
gas in the basement of the First Ma.
tional Bank. The building is ruined
and several persons badly injured.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

'H''rrr'rrtwrer-,, urrry -rnu n.n1rfpt1.
The river for Il distance of fifty
miles is ten miles broad. and the lie.
struction OF property is very great.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

August Christiani. II county commits.
Siomrr Of Grand Forks county is dead.
lie was lnau much respected by the
citizens Of that county.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

The President has signed the bill
for the two bridges across the Red
River ut Grand Forks.