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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-02
Summons,

1
County of Pcmbina. 81 Thir, judicial Dist
In til. matter of the petition of the Duluth and
Manitoba Railroad company.
10 Edgar u. smith. You will please take notice
that Frank Myrlck, John kabrrnug'e, and Jud
Winchester have been duly appointed BY an OF.
der Of this court in the within proceeding. bear.
Ing date November 18th, 1887, now on tie In the
office OF the clerk Of this court for lcmbina com
IT, AZ commissioners to aBsess the damages for the
appropriation OF the land described In suil peti
ton for the right of way of the petitioners rail.
road and in all other cases in said county thu,
nay be- brought before them. You will further
take notice tlat the petitioners railroad s be- II
located over ind across your lands described o.
follows. to wit: Lot J, block &c, Pembina; and
that If you donot within thirty days hereafter
apply to the district court to have the damages
thereto assessed In the manner prescribed by thr
statute in such case made and provided the said
commissioners will proceed to Inspect the here
inbefore described property over which the peti.
tinilers rond IS now located and Constructed and
said commissioners will then and there proceed
to Inspect said piece or strip Of land. consider
the injury sustained by you by rens0n Of said
railroad, and assess the damages sustained by
such appropriation in accordance with til. stat.
ute in such case made and provided.
3l-35 THE DULUTH Il MANITOBA II. II. Co.
W. j." WILDER, attorney for Company.
Dated Feb. 18th, 1888,
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Summons.
rERRlrosYor DAKOTA, :, District cou,t.

rrs ssnH,x n q p Da5S9,r.' District Court
., In the matter Of the petition Of the Duluth and
Manitoba Railroad crmpany.
10 Margaret Henderson: You will plesee take
NOTICE that Fank Avrick. John Kabeinagle, aud
Jud Winchcsiet have been duly appointed By On
ordersof his court In the within proceeding bear.
ing date November llih, 1857, now on lile In lie
cftice OF the clerk Of This court for Pembina coun.
", US commissioner 10 Assess the damages for
the appropriation Gfihe land described In ssId
s,ilol for The right sfwsy Of the pe!iiionsrs'
railroad, and In all other cases In said county
that may come before them. You will furth.r
take notice that the petitioners railroad has bycn
located over and across your lands described a.
follows. to Wit: Lot IS, block 50. Pembina; and
that II you do not within thirty days hereafter APP
Iiy 10 the district court 10 have the damages
thereto assessed in the manner prescribed BY The
statute IN such case made and provided, the sad
sommissioners vii. proceed 10 inspect The herein.
before cti6ed properly over which The petition.
erS railroad 10 now located and constrcied, and
the sa!d commissioners will then and there pro.
coed 70 inspect such piece or strip oflAnd, consi.
der the injury susaned BY you ~ reason ofss i
"a lroad. and atsess tho damages Ulsis:ned by
such appropr alton 10 accordance with the stature
in such case mnde and provided.
The DULUTH d MANITOBA r. r. Co,
w. L. WILDER. Attorney for Company.
Dated Feb. 18th. 1NN
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nEFAULT having been made in the payment
- OF the sum OF ELEVEN hundred md thirty
dollars, ($l,l30OO). which is claimed To he due
at the daie Of this notice upon certain mort
gage, duly executed and delivered by Lars Will
kens and Emma Wlikene, his wife to William
Camp, bsaing date the Bird day of January, 1883,
ahd dnly recorded III the office of the register OF
deeds ~ and for tho County OF Pembina nnd Ter
ritory Of Dakota, on the :rd day OF January, A.
u. les3, al III: oclock.a. nj. book No. of mort
CAGES ON pages 53l and no action or proceed ing
having been instituted, to recover the debt ee.
ured by said mortgage, or any purt thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby gwen, that by
virtue OF the power of sale contained in said
mortsass, and pursuant 10 the statute III such
case made and provided, the said mortgage will
DO fOreclosed by sale of the premises described
~ snd conveyed ny said mortgags, viz: Lots num-
quarter OF the the northwest uliar,er (sw ar NV
qr) and the northwest quarter OF the soulh.west
quarter OF section number twenty Two (aa) III town
snip number one hundred sixty three 1862 north
Of range number fifty-One (5l vert of The 9th +.
NJ, and also lot number five (5). and the suuih
west quarter OF tho south west quarter ls.W.s
lots numbered one ~. Two (2), aid three Is, OF
section numbered twenty seven (.1) in township
number ono hundred and sixty.hree (lG3) north
OF range nifty one (SD sest OF the nth (5)P. Nj.
and containing in all Two hundred ant, ncty five
ana seventy-lHe ono hundredlhs acres, accord
ing to the government survey thereof. in Penn.
b.na county and Territory OF Dakota, with
hcreditaments and appurenances; witch sn!e
will DO made by the sheriT of snid Pcmlinu
county. or one OF hs deputies, ut the front dool
of the court house. in the City OF Pemb,i,a. in
said county and territory, on the 18th day OF
March A. D. 1883, at O'Clock p IN of that day. vi
public auction. 10 the highest bidder for cash. to
pay said debt and interest, and the taxes. II any
Oh said premises, and fifty dollars attorneys ices
A. stipulated in and by sud mortgage IN ease OF
foreclosure, and the disbursements allowed by
law; subject TO redemption al any time within
one year from the day of sulc as provided by law
Dated February 2nd, A. d., lSSS.
| II. j. Ross, william cAup
| se-a4 Attorney Tor M0rtgagce. Mortgage
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Sumn,ons,


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA q. District Court
County Of Pembins. ss3rd Judicial District.
In the matter Of the petition OF the Duluth {
Manitoba Railroad Company.
To Edmund Mckenty, Patrick Slaven and Jrs,
r. Hanley, you will please take notice that Frank
Myrick, John kabernaglc and Jud Winchester.
have been duly appointed by an order Of this
court IN the within proceedings bearing dat.
Nov. 18th. 1857. now en- file at the oiice Ct the
clerk OF this court for Pembina county as com.
mlsrioners to nssess the damage for the app,r.
priation of the land described In said PETITION
The right.of-way Of the petitoners' Railroad ai,l
10 all other cases In raid county that might lie
brought before them. You will further take m.
tce TINT the petitioners railroad has been locai.
over and across your lands descr ibed a. follows,
to-wit: Lot 10. block &c, pembina, and that ii
ytu 40 not within thirty days he re after apply /,
the district court IN have the damage thereto IL.
sessed III the manner prescribed BY the rtatue in
such case made and provided the said commit
sioners !" III proceed 70 inspect the hereinbeiO,c
described property over which the petitioners
road ~ now located :and constructed, and raid
commissioners will then and there proceed to in.
spect said piece or strip Of land, consider the ill.,
Jury sustained by you by reason Of raid railroad.
ana assess the damages sustained By euch app.U.
prlation In accordance with the statute In such
case made and provided.
Dated Feb. l1th 1888.
THE DULUTH I MANITOBA r. r. Co.
3l.s5 W. L. WILDER, Atty. for II. X. Co.
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Temperance Department.

CoNprCTED nY THE W. C.T.U.
The liquor traffic is a gigantic crime.
bring against it the following indictments:
First it is All unwelcome intruder. We
need the store, the school. the mil, tile
church; these are all uplifting forces and
we bid them hearty welcome. But
where under the sun is there any need
of a brewery, a distil.ery OF dram shop?
What want does that supply? What sor-
row docs that alleviate? What home
does it make happy? Docs it add tlrif
to your farmers, skill to your mechanics,
brilliancy to your brains, or mobility to
your character? There is absolutely no
need of IL single saloon in all our broad
domain.
Second. it is = commercial fraud. 1t is
full of sllams, hollow pretences and false
claims. 1t takes blessing and gives
back curse. 1t takes your money, but
fails to return a fair equivalent. Bar
room bargains are essentially wanting in
the principle OF quid pro quo, or COM
mercial honesty. Otherwise saloonists
would display their goods in their front
windows and put the drunkar,ls they
manufacture upon exhibition Mt the
county fairs instead of skulkin. behind
painted lanes and screened doors.
Third. it is donineeripg olisarcl.y.
The half million men who are engaged
in making and selling liquor seem deter
mined TO overrule the other sixty mil
lion with worse than Il rol of iron. They
are insolcnt and defiant to the last de-
gree. Already they sit supreme in our
national congress and walk our legisla-
tive halls with swing Of CONSCIOUS tri-
umph. With face of triple plated
brass they demand all classes to bow in
base survility at their feet. Alas! that
they succeed 50 we'll in bribing law max
ers. bulldozins officers and controlling
the business men Of our great bu. impcr-
lied nation.
Fourth, it is an intolemblo burden to
the state. 1t is IL burden OH every back,
Il blight on every industry. 1t is unpro-
ductive, it is wasteful, it is destructive.
Think of 5000, 100000 us our direct all
nual drink bill, and an equal amount to
cover. the sad consequences. More than
hall this vast amount is expended hy la
boring mena at the sacrifice of personal
coniolt and family necessities. This
alone is sufficient to produce 'lard times
Why should not the poor men of this
county strike of their own chains by
striking every saloon into hopeless film
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M0rtKage salc.

yAYlIERE.h>, default has been made in TIL.
w conditions Ot Il certain mortgage. tx, culyu
and delivered by Earl Carroll ana Ellen Car
roll his wife, mortSagors, ~ L. H. Deriing, mort.
gage, dated the LIST day vi August. a. d.. 1851,
ami recorded Us nlo;l sage III the Office of tie
register OF deeds in AM, iur the county OF rcmDi-
M, Ill the Territory OF Dakrtn OH the 18th ,!ay OF
August, A. ID. 1854, nt9lu ocOcll H., i'll hook "a
Oi mortgages, on page l; and tl,re liz chained To
b. dug .n sad o,!KsSs ii sa aae s Il Ah MI
dollars and iiity.hve cents (S5iGaj, ami III
action proceeding has been iilstitut Il AT law o,
i'll equity 10 recover The debt secured b.. said
mortgage, OF any part thereof.
Sow therefore notice is hereby given tina; by
virtue of power Of snlc contained III s,lii mort
gag and OF the statute in such case lnae ami
p:uvi,ied, thu suld mortgage Will he forrciose,
byn sale OF the moitgnged premises therein tie.
scri:cd, which sale III be made 1T the front DO ~
of the court o-. in the City of IcMbin:i III tic
County OF Prmbinn and Territory OF Dakutu ut
public auction. by the sheriff of said county I'll
q. ID. 1855. III II o'clock III tll- forenoon To satisfy
the amount which shall than lie due IN saiii
mortgage with the interest thereon, taxes, and
cost and expenses OF sae and 1itly dollars :ttur
neys Ices. US stipulated i'll said mortgage in riSy
OF foreclosure. The premises described ia .ti,i
mortgage, and 20 TO be sold. are the piece par
eel OF land situated In the County ui
Pelnbina and Territory Of Dakota. and Known
AMI described as follows, towit: The EAST hall
OF the southeast quarter e 12se ~ of section
number nineteen Qy) and tile clst halt Il til.
North east quarter le ne y Of section numbcr
thirty go i'll township number one hundred an
sixly-onc (iGO north of raiye number iity..ix OF
west containing Oh. hundred and SlAiy \lU,Ij
acres more or less.
Dated February 10Th, A. ID, 1858.
+. W. WILDER, 1886 I. b. DEMiS,..
Atty. Tor .mortsagee. Muitsusec,
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Any article brought from foreign
country. being dear ut any price,
when the labor is wasted ut home
which could have produced it, had it
not thus been brought.
An eminent American political econo-
mist speaking before learned French
society said: "In this country you
s,,y tl,nt. it 80 only th. poet ts.~t In
born. hut with us. in America, there
are two classes of men who come in.
to the world ready made,--pocts and
economists. If you should ask one of
my comntrymen TO make you Il pair of
shoes, he might perhaps reply lie was
unable, because nnacluaimted with
the trade; if you would ask him to
make you II hat or II coat, he might
answer he had never sn-yetl an appren.
ticeship to either IA halter OF II tailor;
but request him to make you u consti-
t.;; ion, Il new.system of banking, or to
correct the tariff; and lie will reply
Immediately that he could do it with
ease and pleasure. Henry Carey
Baird in Bankers Monthly.
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The engineers and firemen OH the
Burlington system Of roads have
struck. The Burlington system is
one Of the strongest corporations in
the west, controlling over 5000 miles
of road. There are about 1,4OO ell.
gincers and iiremen employed, all OF
whom have struck. The Brother
hood of engineers and liremen is the
strongest and best organization of any
labor society in existence. They are
intelligent and skilled mechanics and
their places will lie hard to fill. I'm
doul,tedly. the struggle will be Il hard
one. There are about 10000 other
employees. which though neutral, are
thrown out Of employment by the &c.
tion of the engineers.
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FRIDAYMARClI, ., lsss.
INCORPORATION.

The l'cmbna County Farmers Ali.
ance are going to form Il trust" and
are about oaprly forarticles of incor.
poration. This is II good move but
will require line handling to carry
every thing out satisfactorily. Some
of the difficulties arc. the difficulty of
finding officers who are ut 0nco capa.
bic. homes. and ;,i!StlliSil, who will not
Use their official positions us Stopping
stones for political prerrrmrnt or pri.
waite gtiii. The difficulty of uniting
farmers us Il class. to look after their
own interests. Il difficulty which is ag.
gravated hy their isolation from each
other and the natural distrlst aud sci.
liShnrSS of human nature. ] hen after
the association is formed. with good
officers aud Il uuitcd and Interested
memberships. comes the question of
IFS work. Bt'vny aud Srllingat whole.
sale or rctail.are usually done ly those
who have had life long experience in
special lines of goods: anl yet with all
their experience Il large proportion
fail to make money and comparative.
ly few grow rich: and yet the work
of the alliance in the markets of the
world comes into competition will,
these men.
While we have thrown ont these
suggestions of difficulty, yet it does
not follow that such organization are
doomed to failure. If well managed
and run OH business principles then
they certainly have an equal show
with amy other business operations.
Such an association has the advantage
of the combined brains of its officials,
and its customers are bound to it by
double interests. TO Il certain extent
they eliminate the profits of the mid.
die man. but more than all. they set
the powerful influences of connection
ut work both by their own capital
and association in buying and by stir.
ing up manufacturers against eacl
other.
There is Il moral strength in such as
sociations however. that turns the scale
largely in their favor. \ united ex.
preston of opinion by any large mum.
Der of people has Il certain and power.
full effect and its results are seen il,
Political and business circles. Years
ago the Mississippi river was IL great
highway of commerce. to-day the
bulk of freight is borne along it's hank,
by railroads. and yet the railway tn
riff is controlled and regulated hy tho
presence of the river: even the in
ter state commerce law recognizes that
railroads in competition with rivers
are on different basis than roads free
from such competition. \ farmel
union. we'll organized. can exert the
same influence IN business or in poll.
tics. by simply being able to do the
business for themselves and whei,
this has been successfully demonstrate
ed they will have 10 need to do it, for
others will then do it better and
cheaper and leave the farmers To
their own chosen cnIlinr
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Summons,
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. q. District court,

rEE apn,y O5p DAKHor. pistte. court.
To Barbara Henkel and Horey llenkei, YOU
Will please take notice that Frank Myrick, John
Tabernacle and Jud Winchester, have been duly
appointed by an order of this court in the within
proceeding bearing date Nov. 18th, 1857 now on
ie at the Office Of the clerk Of this court for Penn.
bina county as commissioners to assesy the dam.
ages Of the appropriation Of the land described
IN raid petition for the iight-ofwsy Of the petj.
TONERS railroad, and In all other cases in eaid
county that might be brought before them. You
will further take notice that the petitioners rail-
road mas been located ever and across your lands
described az follows, to-wit: The eouih half OF
the southwest quarter Of ection 49, township l64.
north OF range 81 west and that II you do moi
within thirty days hereafter apply TO the district
court TO have the damages thereto asssessed in
the manner pr.scrib,d by the statute in such
case made and provided the said Commissioners
will proceed to inspect the hereinbefore described
property over which the pctitloners' ros.l IL now
located and constructed. and raid commissioners
will then and there proceed to inspect said piece
OF strip of land, consider The injury sustained by
you BY reason of said railroad, and asses tie
dam ages sustained by such appropriation In ID.
cordance with the statute In such care msdo and
provided. '~
Dated Feb. 18th, 1888.
The DULUTH & MANITOBA R. R. Co,
Sl'ss W. L. WILDER, Atty. for X X. Co.
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y Winnipeg special of Feb. 9th
says: \ dispatch from British Colum.
bia states that rich deposits Of gold
have been recently discovered in a
black sand bank, which is situated OF.
the coast near the mouth of the Cop.
per river, about 100 miles from Ju.
neau, Alaska. One of the discover.
ers was offered sos 900 Il few days ago
for his claim. From ten pounds
weight of sand taken from the bank,
$40 in gold dust has been obtained.
\ number of miners left Seattle by
the Ancon ON her last trip for the
new disgings.
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Mortgage Sale.

nEFACLTh having been made In the payment
1Iof the sum Of two hundred ninety
nine dollars $50 which Is claimed to lie due at
the date Oi this notice upon 4 certain mortgage
duly executed and delivered by P>tier Peterson
and Anne Peterson his vile. to S. A. Ellis. bra-.
ing date the 9TH day Of May. A. b. 1885, and with
power OF sale therein contained, duly recorded
III the Office of the register of deeds in and for til.
county Of Pcmblna and Territory of Dakota, on
the .Ith day OF May, A. D. 1885, at 9:lU A. n. In
nook l., oil mortgages on page ll5 and in the fur
tlef sum Of Si.65 pai by said mortgage for tax.
e. upoh the lind conveyed by raid mortgage, uill
now Claimed u be due thereon; una no action or
proceeding having been instituted AT law or other.
WISE, to recover tile debt secured by said mort
gage, or any part thereof.
now therefore, notice ls hereby given, tint by
virtue Of the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to tile statute In such
case made and provided, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale of the premises de.
aGribed In and conveyed By said mortgage viz
Inc southeast quarter, (s:E.L4) Of section No.
twenty-five (.a) III township No. one hundred
tlity.nine (l5:) north "i range M. iitty-siX (56
west, Containing 100 acres OF land, more or lcss
III Peinbina county and territory OF Dakota
which sale will be made by the sheriff Of sui,i
Pembina county at the front door Of the court
house, In the city of Pembina III said county and
territory on the 18th day of March. A. ID. 1883
at II O'clock A. NJ, of that day, at public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash. to nay said deb
and interest, and the taxes. II any ON sud prem
ises and fifty dOlary attorneys ie g. as stipulat
ed In and By said mortgage in case OF foreclosure
And the disbursements allowed by law; subject
70 redemption ut any time within one year from
the day o. sale, W, pSaxit3sa ~ law.
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The Batllsatc Democrat has been
for q week OF two trying to make pco
pie listen to its dismal howlincs
aboGt publication of the county pro-
ceedings. The one week lie com.
plains that lie can not get the proceed.
'lnss to publish, and that the county
Officials are to blame for Withholding
them. The next time lie says he pub.
fishes them all inst. and beats the
other papers. Are we to believe the
first statemen. or the second, or shall
we believe neither, and treat his state.
ments with that scurn they deserved
Hamilton News.
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Sec. Gnptill. of Fargo, has sent us
blanks FOR the formation of u Republi.
can Club. AS long as we have this
territorial form Of government, it
would he like the old deacon who said
when solicited for Il contribution to
get chandelier for the church.
"Spose you get one. you haven't got
any one that can play on it,"
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\fyllEl,,.E.,.As.

yHyllEEEAs. dcflul, has been mall III The
wv couiitiuusuth certain mortgage. ~ cut
ana delivered by K bert FluNcl and Mary y.
Fiaycl. his wife lncrtsa2ors To George l.. sv!ivck.
executor. Morlga.t e, dated the 18th day oi tprii,
4. D.. I>st ana recorded ns u M rtgaHr III the
Office 81 the register of deeds In and fyi til, Cuun-
~ Of L, mbinn i'll the Territory of Dakotn, IN the
hu1k IA of mortgages, oil page ~. AMI there i
claimed To lie due on said mortgage 1T III" date
o!this notice, the amount of two hundred ami
lhi1ty-two dollars and forty -seven cents :;s.1
and 10 action or proceeding has been in>titut Il
at law or i'll equity to recover the debt secured
H.; said mortgage or any lnrt thereof.
Now therefore notice is hereby given. ilut by
virtue of IL pow or of sale contained i'll said mort
gage, and 0f the statute i'll such CASE made and
provided, the said mortgage Will be fortclose,i by
Il sale of the mottgaged premises therein dcscrib
ed, which sale will he made nj the front door o
the cuuIt house in the City Of Prmbinn in The
County of renbina AMI Territory of Lnkota al
public auction. by the sheriff of raid county, ~
by his deputy, on Tuesday the 3rd day OF April
4. d. lsSS. III II O'Clock i'll the forenoon, 10 satisfy
the amount which shuli then be due on said
mortgage. With the interest tucrton. taxes, AMI
costs and expenses Of sale. and fifty dollars ut
torney's fees. as stipulated in said mortgage III
case III foreclosure. The premises described i'll
said mortgage, and so 10 liz sold, are til pece or
parcel of land situated III the County of Pcmbina
and Territory Of Dakota. an known and describ-
ed as follows. to-wit: llr west half of the north
west quarter ~. NV u j Of section number TWEEN
tyiiyc Ia.;i in township number one hundred ard
i,y-nlnc la9i northot range number fifty six 81
west containing eighty tSul acres, more or lcss.
Dated February 10Th a. D., 1888. .v-:6
i. W. W IlrEE, GEO. +. SEIlEck.
Any for Mortgage. Executor. Mortgage.