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D%ertauft ner6en. ul6 iei
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t9ube 3u 81 .40(En-grosp reis 81. 75)
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grtrafeine baEbgendbte SerrnI9ube au
$3.50 (anberspo 3u $3.50 perfauft.)
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(En-gros preis $1.50).
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(Wertb $2.75).
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Is Cts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdbdenihube BON 8IacesSeber
gu nur IS Gents (Wertb 81.
6inberi6ube 5u 40, so unb 60 Gents,
bic anoersmo 60, IS @ents unb 81
foften.
Sabp S9ube oerf9iebeuer Qlrt, bon
% Gents an.
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= 2aBt gu6 ni9t tdufdem, bur6
niebere preiie fir Nrbeit, tueIhe better
aIs irgenb eine in 9eras eeliefert tpirb.
foubern berfIgt gu9 mad Gala.
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413 Sfs 0oufton-5 traBe, tuo gu1 CUTE
uno 5ufrieoenlfeaenbe Nrbeit gu reellem
1reiie garQntirt tpirb.
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&at0rrb Sur.

SIN gebar &apibs, Soma, ri@tete
elm 8ranb einen S6aben BON iiber
$500. 900 an. Srei 6euerleute tuurs
ben babel bur@ cine .grploion
f9tper perleBt.
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gdtuacbe W6mmer,

pelde tire bnae @aanesfraft urb eiaaisitdt
bes @eifes pieoer 50 e~rlansen uinf9sn, erbaI.
ten unentseltIid ausfunft aber elm nenes
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BebanbIane ebeuio einfad lpte biuig. Sober
feiu eisener sirjt. Bnm nebft Anneifung snr
Seilums gratis. IRAN abreffre, NriDate
glinie s Diepenfarp, 15 g.. 6pms
fton Ctr, RsD Worf ". ..
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OELRICH'S & 90.
|. HUTn &, sOHN.
bic alte nnb bepdbrte
Gt1en< 3 0%pl5wddren>,
Sksnrhpt. n. Gntne,s.eSo.,ha,.u~


226, 22s unb $50 Martt. Strabe,
San antcnio ...............-E eras.
Saben erbalten !;
Sine garlaouns auserpdblten gtoaoeu, @erat
nno alfalfa (2uaerner Alee) Sanen gben.
falS erbalten 1000 @funb reue Grnte @ab.
eamen. IN SnnO: So1nlon, Mixeb eaFures
Orfarb, &erreniaI &se, tnb MaIen. Gras.
Sameu.
Asenteu fir WietIt Nett.
pftIge finb bic befeu, sinfaGaeu, biaiateu.
fGrtten auo leidt sebenSEen &eitpHiae i6n.
men NIT 3pei suten @ferbsn ober Mufen bear.
bsitet tperbem.
4senten fit bic berabmteu Brinly PHuege,
Ptanet IT. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
oined, Sanb. SaneasriIIs, NHage unn guI.
ttSatcren. @uf. .. 4rsdt MurRmai9inen nnh
6ut1er utenitIier, g5as. Gsnibs eonie . Gys
traetoren, Bienen.@au9er, W1efer.e Il.
GrbaIten cine Garlabunq Sarrilou Bros. q
80. gum o ebrGuG fertig sentidte Barben.
GbenfaD8 erbaIten Hammonds Slug Shot,
oas bette Snietten. EuIper, bon allen promai.
nenten Samen3ldtern unb @drtnern einpfsbIen.
aBir faufen oireft BON Gabriten unb ~uertaufen
&c ben n;ebrigffen Marftprcifen fir "eashy.
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fern blelbett. Ou ttebf rubtg ME etn
Soft auf Die WeIt herab, menigtens
auf ben meibli9en She'll. 8sriebe Sid
aber in meine 2age, tpeni1 gu faunt.
@s 1T gum grf9ieBen! Sur Elm
Meni@ f0nnte mir belfen, unb bas
bift 9u.
SG2 fragile Walbemar etfauut.
So. Du biit In benz 0aufe cine Mus
torttdt. Sic feben troB Deiner perbdlts
n~ibmdBisen Sugenb gu Sir ouf mie gu
einem mir6igen 8reis unb erfabrenetl
5amilienobetbaupt, Ieugne es nidt.
Wenn Du bic So1ter Elm tpenig ionbis
rem moltea-man fam in iolden @a=
den nidt fi@er genug geben-meun
Du Der Mutter cine einitige Meinung
bon mir Observation-Disclosures, rief
8ietor auffpringeu6 unb ben Jreuu6
auf bic S9ntter f6lagenb, bebenfe, pie
elidli9 Su mid MAIDEN tpiirbef. unb
Did aud SD miir5e Dir ME pergeFen,
mas Su an mir thuf, Du ioGtet infer
liebfer @aff, unier 6ausfrsunb fem,
auf Sid miirbe i9 ia ni9t etferfadtig
tperben, Bitter!
MenH i'd nur ni@t au ungei9ift basu
bin, fotterte WaIbemar, Der nit abge=
uanotem 8ei6t suseb6rt bate. Du
meinf, es 1T Dir tpirtli1 erni bamit-
nit Der 2iebe?
Walbemar! Mein Wort oarauf, es
lit mein beiligfer Grnf!
unb Dn meinf, 9u tannit ni9t obne
fe leben, tpie man 10 iagtgs Du milit
tuirtli1 Elm ioIiber, tidtiger Menfd
merbena gbrenbaft bin Su, bas meiB
i'd; aber fiebff Du, fur Elm Mdo9en
ipie 9ilbegarb 1T Der 8efe faum gut
9enug.
a0es mas Du pilit, lieber Sunge!
Tabre meme Sadie gut, unb mir toer,
ben Sir beibe bantbar fem.
8ictor mar i9on LANCE fort. als @aIs
bemar tod uubemeglid in berielben
Stelfung faB unb Dor fi1 ~binltarrte.
@nbli6 nidte er ein paar MsaI unb fano
nit entidlohener Micne auf. IS mar
ia gang ielbtpertdubIiG, baB 6iIbegaro
ftiiber ODER fpdter beiratbete, unb leis
item preuHoe go1ffe er ne bod lieoer
ais 1eoet1 auoeren. Warum iolte er
benn s6gern, 0ietnr ienen @efalIen au
tbun2 CAB CO fir ihn bod babel ni9ts
su perlicren, ni@ts gu g~eruinnen!
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fpre9en getuiiuf6t, bic 3eit mar Do,
unb CT ma1te fim nuf ben Wea. Die
San': ts.or w. oetg'npstI,
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momn ihrs Samter nine MsSsnfsn ~.
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ebenlo refpectabeI mie unaefdbrlid.
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frei uub t~reuheraia in bic Melf 6iidtem.
moIhemor mn NIT hem feaen mor.
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Srudia1en bel Sobmfon Bros.
anfertigen ldbt.
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Tabr Ian.
aranias 9aB Balm.
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Bon San antOnio nod Corpus
@brifi, 0ouifon unb @ale
oe1ton.-:.-.-.....11 ub, gormes.
BON San aatonio mad Retrs
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Sn San Naioaio bon Corpus
@briiti, 9oufton unb Sol
beffon.......5 l1br 80 Min. Madm.
Su San Mntonio BON 3errs
bile 10 ubr gormgs.
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@sbraud,t fie fsets.

6ebraMdbt ft fsets.
Sdon felt pi.lsn Sabren iint Or. Mgs.
Abais's hamburger 9sesfen bel mir lfets
i'm 6auie III ffrihen. Sir frtpeilsn iih ala
Gin gang sprsasIides Mittel aeasn ilnser>
caulidffit. So ssbranAe ME ei,pas anbe>
bfrss, lie iinb anfe Wdrniife ;u entpfsblen.
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GmpftbIen iid opn fslbk.
Dit gersniesn fam id beitdtistn, bag
Or: aasut aSnis's 5arsuratr STusftn
taben, rpelGts ifr felt lanssrer 3eit piel
;M faaFfn niahte. Nster Wprtasr, Dat
Lamb, gb. -
sn allen epptbtten ,u babeu. SO gents
bic Slafbe.
TIE CHARLES A. VOGELR CO., Baltimore, IA.
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Galmpfa aAer art.

Mir fnhsbst aleiniseu asenten fir bic BE-.
ribnlseH aiodeiter. eamptn, '6eren 2idt cine
eeu9tfraft bon s Bergen bat.
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YafaSiere haben nit ben Dampfern bes
Ncrb6eutf4en 2lcAb bic Rsifs absr's
Meer fiber unb gut auradSe1est. Bes
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
GARRY OWEN, IT'S

!. Will be at the barn of Greenwood e.
winchester. Pembina, every Monday
from $50 am. until 4 pm. during the
/, season. Call and see this horse and
1examine his pedigree.
- ia. ARMSTRONG,
Proprietor
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
A Salt Well.

Mcssrs. &. Gilday and l. f. Houston,
who lave been boring well on the
Piche farm few miles west of town,
struck a strong flow of salt water ut u
depth of 2O7 feet on Saturday last. The
water flows with considerable force about
two feet above the pipe at the surface
and when an additional length of twenty
feet was put OH. sent the water six inches
above that. 1t is estimated that the
flow is about 1000 barrels per day. OF
course for drinking purposes it is useless,
but it is so strongly impregnated with
salt that it may possibly be turned to
some account in the manufacture of salt.
Mr.. Houston evaporated some of the
water in a common kettle and obtained
a fair sample of what appears to the
taste to he pure salt, and from the result
Of the experiment figures about one part
salt to twenty-four parts water by weight.
We have no knowledge us to whether
this is sufficient saturation to make
solar salt works success, but il the salt
is pure and the saturation sufficient, it
would seem, in our sunsl,iny climate
and dry atmosphere, that evaporation
would he rapid. a sample Of the salt
has been sent to chemist for analysis.
Mr.. Houston left a sample with us and it
may be seen by anyone who is interested
or has knowledge of tile salt business.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28

BRlErs.-Mr. and Mrs. L. Geroux loft
Tuesday over the N. p. road for Butte
City, Montana, to visit relatives and
friends and also OH business. They will
take in the Yellowstone National Fark
and other points Of prominence in the
territory. Mrs. Geroux will remain with
her sister in Butte while Mr.. Gereux
visits Seattle and ether cities OH the
Pacific coast. They expect 10 return in
a month......Mn. w. H. Cummings re-
turned from a visit to st. Paul and
Brainard Saturday......David Graham
came down from Dayton Friday and
attended a meeting of the Masonic lodge
......Mrs. Jas. Dick of Winnipeg is here
visiting...."Jas. q. Webb left Tuesday
ON trip to the Pacific coast and will be
gone about three weeks.....Mrs. l. A.
Collins and Mrs. w. Nj. Cavileer went to
Grand Forks Monday on few days visit
......Capt. Dan Yorkey, in command Of
the Grafton National Guards, who dis
tinguished himself at the sham battle at
Grand Forks by his efficiency, was in the
city yesterday......Jas. B. Moorhead and
Henry Kabernagle left Monday in COM
pany with w. r. Marvin and John Vas
terlin. of st. Vincent for a ten days hunt
through the Rosseau river country. They
are after ducks and geese...... Oscar Gau-
Diet is back from Crookston.. Mrs. Chas.
Cavileer is visiting friends in Winnipeg.
w. ]. Kneeshaw left for st. Paul Tuesday
morning and expects to be back Sunday.
COCOA. P. Suffel, merchant of Hallock,
was in town Wednesday OH his way to
Drayton. He reports the wheat yield
and quantity undecided but politics fully
30. They have had conventions and
nominated good county and legislative
tickets, saying "Mr. Comstock could be
elected without electioneering". .Depu-
ty McFadden was in town Tuesday.
..."Andrew Vassie of Glasston made a
visit to Pembina Monday.....Fred Irish
of Moorl,ead visited his brother Sunday.
......".Mr. Bookwalter, brother of Joseph
Bookwaltcr came in OH Wednesday L
train.
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Fulliames' Last Fight.

At prize fight in Grand Forks last
week, two men. for twenty-five dollars
stakes, in cool blood, faced each other
for the purpose of seeing who was the
strongest brute. One knocked the other
down, and the one struck never regain.
ed CONSEQUENCES, but died that after
noon. The spectators and striker fled
and as vet las no! been arrested.
There is no sorrow expressed for the
dead man, and the remarks "plty that
both had not been killed." mo loss to
the country" are the common criticisms.
And yet as long as brutal public will
read with pleasure the accounts of these
Brutal exhibitions and will pay money to
witness the fights, and applaud and lion.
ize the winners, SO long will prize fight
ing exist. and occasionally man will be
killed, but the responsibility for that
mans blood is largely with these persons
whose plaudits encourage and whose
money pays these professional brutes in
their murlerous profession, as we'll as
with the man who strikes the murder.
Gus blow.
The body Of the victim came down OH
Tuesdays n. P. train and was transfer
red to the Z. Z. r. for Winnipeg.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
DIR AYTON.

Rev. DIR. Shaw, of Toronto, preached
last Sabbath in the NJ. l.. church.
Mr.. Cyrus McKccne, brother of Mrs
Il. Patterson, of Pittsburg, lies danger
ously i'll.
Mcssrs. Wylic, Warmer and Morrison
were delegates to tho temperance con-
vention at Hamilton this week.
Our popular agent, Neil McCaIlum, has
gone for a months holidays. He was
very obliging and is very much missed
for his gentlemanly ways around the
station.
Now and then we see tile venerable
countenance Of Judge Armstrong here.
The judge will certainly be reelected, us
lie las filled the office much better than
any of his predecessors. 1t is worth
your while to see how neatly the Judge
keeps his books.
Axioms: That j. ID. Wallace is the tall
est republican in Drayton; that Post
master Mc(!uin is as good democrat as
Grover Cleveland; that Captain Richie
is a staunch proliibitionist; that J. e.
Canning forgcts to remain in Dryton OH
Sundays; that Jamcs Robertson is the
finest looking man i'll the village; that
there is very polite man somewhere
around the Mp. depot; that Jas. Hunter
has the finest baby in the county.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
Temperance Alliance Convention.

temperance Alliance COnVenClon.
This con vention met at Hamilton on
Tuesday. Sept. 25th. Rev. Barton, of
Hamilton, was temporary chairman and
]. NJ. Wylie, OF Drayton, was temporary
secretary, Messrs. ingalls,, Cooper and
Joseph Morrison were committee on Gre
dentials. Messrs Taylor, Full, Thorn pson,
Warmer and Wylie were committee on
permanent organization.
The report of committee on creden-
tials showed about As delegates entitled
to seats and proxy votes; several town.
ships were unreprcsented. I.odema was
represented by proxy in the st. Thorn
as delegation and Mr.. Lutcs, from Lode.
ma, was also admitted as delegate from
that township.
A contest from Bathgate was reported.
A majority Of the committee reporting i'll
favor of Fs A. Wilson, !. J. Foster and
DIR. Sutton and the proxies they held,
against the minority report in favor Of c.
l.. Parker, L. X. Armstrong and Mr..
Bowen and the proxies held by them.
The case of the Wilson delegation was
presented to the convention by DIR. SUIT
ton and +. A. Wilson, who argued upon
the regularity of the proceedings of their
caucus as their chief right to seats. G.
l.. Parker presented the case of the con.
testants in neat speech and argued that
the Wilson delegation was elected on a
democratic partisan basis and by men
whose habits and proclivities were such
as precluded them from legally partici.
patiDg in temperance caucus. On q
vote being taken, the Wilson delegation
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28

Nix o. CABOT, brotller-in-law of Ed.
Piche, recently from Montrael, has OPEN
ed lumber yard opposite the depot. lie
was unloading five carloads of lumber
Yesterday. Look for particulars next
week.
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named from Pembina, Cavalier and

named from Pembina, Cavalier and
Bottineau counties were declared entitled
to seats.
On motion, delegates present were EN-.
powered 70 cast full vote of their county.
Contrasting delegations from Rolette
county were allowed to present their
cases before the convention. Messs. +.
T. Tillotson and ]. ID. Eaton representing
the contestants.
On motion, it was resolved that each
delegation he admitted with two votes
each.
1t was further resolved that the chair.
man of the Legislative District commit.
tee be empowered to call mass conven.
ton in the near future at such central
point in said Rolette county as lie msy
name, for the organization of the repub.
lican party in said county.
The committee on resolutions renorted
the resolutions of the Pembina county
republican convention, held at Hamilton
Sept 4tll, 1888, as the platform for the
legislative district convention, and the
report was unanimously adopted.
Nominations for council and legisla-
ture were then in order and MIR. W. II.
Hull, in few complimentary terms,
nominated Mr.. ]. D. Wallace of Drayton
as candidate for the council. The nomi-
nation was received with applause and
unanimously accepted. Messrs. P. Nc.
Hugh and L. H. Bergman were then
nominated for the lower house and also
unanimously elected us candidates.
On motion; Messrs. ]. LaNloure, w. II.
Hull and ]. T. HaGer were appointed q
committee to act with the nominees pre-.
sent to name committee of fifteen for
this legislative district. The following
are the committee named:
z. F. Wilbur, chairman; Jacob Lindal,
John Stadelman, G. S. Hager, DR.. Bur.
rows. ]. d. Gordon, H. I. Helgeson, F.
II. Prosser. W. H. Hull, w. F. Winter,
]. d. Eaton, I. L. Tillotson, T. II. Car.
penter, ]. p. Hager, NJ. o. Tibbitts.
Mcssrs. Wallace, MclIugl and Berg
man then made brief speeches of ac-
ceptance and the convention adjourned
sine die.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
Concert,

A grand orchestral concert will be CIV
Ell at the NJ. l.. church on Tuesday eve.
ming. Oct. End. Miss Whittier, Miss
Kitty Keyhoe, Messrs. Gus and Wilbur
Short and Mrs. Ryan assisted by other
talent will fill tho program. The mere
mention of these names is sufficient
guarantee Of an evenings enjoyment.
Miss Whittier and Miss Kcyl,oc. though
visitors among us have already given us
evidence of the possession of rare
musical abilities and Miss keyhoe's
playing of the violin, for one so youEg
makes her almost prodigy in music.
We hope to sec q full house.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
The Grand Forks Fair


The Grand Forks fair was asuccess,
though two days of bad weather inter-
fered. The show Of stock of both horses
and cattle were well worth going long
distance to see. Durhams, Herefords,
Holsteins, Angus and little Jerseys We'd
with each other for beauty Of form, size
or butter making properties. Heavy
draft stations of all the best known
breeds and good show of trotting stock.
The line of agricultural machinery was
good. The new varieties Of press drills
attract good deal Of attention. The
show of vegetables was rather small and
the show in the main building altogether
did not take long to see, though there
were exceptional good exhibits.
Pembina county was well represented
on the race track. Nortcn's White Stock.
ings and Billy the Rover, and Arm
strong's Compwood taking first money in
their classes. In the show for trotting
stations, Mr.. ]. A. Armstrong; "Garry
Owen" took two sweepstakes for best
trotting stallion with three of his get, in
competition with some other good stock.
One Of these prizes is a valuable cup.
II. L. Norton's White Stockings took the
blue ribbon for throroughbreds. Mr.. ].
z. Morrison, of Cavalier county. took q
second prize for draft stations. in compe.
tition with some magnificent specimens
Of horseflesll. Pembina county particu-
larly along the line of the Manitoba
road was well represented OH the grounds.
1t is estimated that 1000 people were
there on Saturday to witness tile sham
battle. -Four companies of national
guards and about two hun bred G. A. Il.
veterans participated. The general YER
dict was that it was the best thipg of the
fair. d
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
Tho Republic an Legislative conven.
ton for the 2lst District.

The convention met at the town hall
at Hamilton at four o'clock Tuesday,
Sept. 25th. J. LaMoure chairman of the
district committee read the call.
On motion, II. Stong of St. Thomas
was elected temporary chairman and +.
A. Wardwcll secretary.
On motion, chairman appointed r.
Mcl1ugh, ]. LaAIourc. +. A. Wardwell,
W. II. Hull and w. ii. Randall commit
tee on credentials.
On motion, g.. S. IIager, Jno. stadel.
man. J. p. Hager, +. A. Wardwell and
Mr.. Mcmillan were appointed by tile
chair us committee OIL resolutions.
On motion, ]. LaNloure, G. S. Hager,
and Mr.. Mcmillan were appointed by the
chair as committee OH permanent organ.
ization.
Adjourned for half an hour.
On reassembling the committee on
permanent organization reported in
favor of w. J. Kneeshaw as chairman
and +. a. Wardwell as secretary.
The report Of committee on creden.
tsls was then received, and dslseatss q
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28

H.. ROSS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
PEMBIN.i. DAKOTA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
Quarterly Meetings.

Fourth quarterly meeting of Pembina
NJ. l.. church will be next Sabbath. Rev.
d. G. Palmetto, Presiding Elder, will
preach. Services will be Love Feast
1880 a.m., preaching II am, after which,
the Holy Communion will be admins
tered, and $50 pun. The quarterly
conference in the church Saturday after.
noon Mt 4 o'clock,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28

Undue exposure to cold winds, rain,
bright light or malaria, may bring OH in
tlamation, and soreness of the eyes. DR..
]. II. McLean's Strengthening Eye
Salyc; will subdue the inflammation,
cool and soothe the nerves, and
strengthen weak and failing eye sight.
Csc. n box. Sold by r. l.. Lewis. 43tf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
Eurs.

Now is the time to look up your fus in
order to have them repaired before the
cold weather sets in. Bring them and
have them neatly done at
8tf MRs. GEO. TuoMrsoS's
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tice.

The Bank of Hamilton has arranged
with Mr.. Robert Muir. attorney, (of the
late firm of Mcmillan & Muir to take
the management of their law, loans or
real estate, and insurance department
having his Office in the bank at Hamil.
ton. Mr.. w. L. Abrams has ceased tc
have any connection with the bank OF
its loan or insurance business lO.ll
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28

Happiness depends very much OH the
condition of the liver and kidneys. The
ills of life make but little impression on
those whose digestion is good. You can
regulate your liver and kidneys with DR..
]. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm.
$l.00 per bottle. Sold by r. L. Lewis,
druggist. 43tf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
Estray,

From Jos. Delolia's place, toilette,
Sept. oath, gray mare Is hands high,
with brand us" OIL left shoulder and.
III" OIL left hip, had harness and halter
on. ANY information leading to her re-
covery will be Literally rewarded. Adj
dress this office or A. A .CuSSISGuAM,
10-l2 toilette, DIT.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
Township Meeting

township Nesting.
The board of supervisors of Pembina
township will meet at their office OH
Saturday, October 9Th, at y. H., for the
purpose of settling with the contractor
for the completion Of The grade across
the Gcroux slough, aud to transact any
other business that may appear before
it. II. AYLES,
1O-11 Township clerk,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
For Sale Cheap.

The house owned by John Askew,
situated at the north end Of Main street,
close by school, and just suitable place
for farmer 10 winter in Neclle. The
house is 22x24, two storeys high, with
stable OIL the premises. For full particu.
lars inquire of JOS. LAPoRTE. loft