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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-09
mortgage SAFE
WHEREAS, default In. bee made

TT7lIEREAS, default In. bee made In the
Wv conditions OF a certain mortgage executed
and Delivered by Jesse y. rurdy and Harriet L.
Purdy, his wife, mortpagrrs, to the Wilmington
Savings Bank, mortgage, dated the 9Th day oil
July A. d., 1883 and recorded as u mortgage il
the office Of the register Of deeds in and for the
County Of Penbina in the Territory Of UakOta, on
the .lht day OF July \. d. 1sssat 9:i5 o'clock a. NJ
IN book ~ OF mortgages, on page a0a and there il
claimed TO be due on said mortgage at the ,iulx
ofthts notice, the amount of five hundred and
seventy-cne dollars and fifty cri.ts [51l.5u,l ami
no action or proceeding has been instituted I'll
law or i'll equity to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage OF any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice IL hereby given. that by
virtue of power OF sale contained i'll said mo,
gage, and of the statute In such case, naic aii,,
provided the said mortgage will be fOreclse by
sale OF the lnortsaged PROMISES therein dcscrili-
ed which sale will be made at the front door III
the court honse In the City of PeinbIna in til.
County Of pembina and Territory of Dakota. u,
public auction, by the sheriff Of raid county or by
his deputy, OH Tuesday the ;srd day of April A.
D.. 1858 ut II O'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy
the amount which shall then b.. due ON euiti
mortgage. with the interest thereon, taxes, anu
costs and expenses OF sale and fifty dollars at,ur-
neys fees. as stipulated in said mortgage in case
Of foreclosure. The preRires described i'll said
mortgage, and so to be sold, are the piece rur
Gel OF land situated in the County of Pembi,,
and Territory OF Dakota, and known and de-
scribed Us follows, to-wit: The northeast quar-.
number one hundred and sixty IlGn north O.
range number fifty one Isl west. containing OH,
hundred aud seventy-four li4l acres, more or less
Dated February 10Th A. D., lsss.
30-36 WILMINGTON SAVINGS BANK, Murtgugee
F.W. WILDER, Attorney fer Mortgage,
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, .. District Court,
County Of Pembina. Third Judicial DIT.
In the matter of the petition of the Duluth odd
Manitoba Railroad company.
TO Edward Lennon: You " Ill please take no.
tice that Frank Myrick, John Kabernagle, and
Jud Winchester, have been duly appointed By an
order of,his court i'll the ding, bear.
my date November llth 1857, now on file in the
Office OF the clerk of this cour, for Pembina soun.
", az commissioners 10 asess the damages for
the appropriaii ion Of land described in said pe,i.
tion for the right Of way of The pelhioners rail.
road, and In all other cares In said county that
may come before them. You will further take
notice that the pc,iiioncre railroad has been 10.
caied over and across your lands described a
follows, to wit: The south half of the northwest
quarter ssnw I objection humber IS, township
number lG4 north Of range number 81 west; and
that If you do not within thirty days hereafter ~,
ply to The district court to have the damages
thereon assessed in the manner prescribed by The
satu;e In such case made and provided, the com
missioners Will proceed 10 inspect the hereinbe.
lore described property over which the petition.
ers' rOad is now located and constructed, and
said commissioners will then and there proceed
10 inspec: said piece or strip of land consider the
injury sustained by YOU BY reason Of said railroad
and assess the damages sustained by such appro.
pria' ion In accordance with the statute in such
case made and provided.
THE DULUTH & MANITOBA r. R, Co,
W. L. WILDER, Attorney for Company,
Dated February l7th lkfS "
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County Of Pembina. iss Third Judisiai pht.
In the matter Ofth petition Of the Duluuh aal
Manitoba Railroad company.
10 Margaret Henderson: You will plsasO ~
notice that Fank Mvrick. John Kabsfnagle, !
Jud Winchester have been duly appointed T. Il
Order1of this court III the vi hin proceeding s..
ing date November 11lh, 1857, now on 1ls In Ii
office of the clerk of this court for Pembina ooal.
", as commissioners to as,e.s the da.asss *
the appropriation ofille land described n 80
petition :6r the right ofway Of the pstiiisaerf
railroad, and In all other cases In said oslaH
tina, may come before them. You will flrASr
lake notice tina, the petitioner railroad has besa
located over and across your lands described -
follows, 10 wit: Lot 10, block -. Pssnbina; apA
hut il you do not within thirty days hereafter ..
ply 10 the district court 10 have the damage
thereto assessed in the manner prescribed BY ID
Statue in such case made and provided, the ~
comm ssioners will proceed 10 inspect the herein.
before described properly over wh;ch the pstiNsa.
ers railroad 10 now located and constreted, ana
he sa!d commissioners will then and there ne.
coed to inspect such piece strip of land. sensi.
der the injury sustained by yuu hy reason ofalA
ra lroad. and assess the aamagss sus;ained By
such appropr atiDn In accordance with the stature
IN such case made and provided.
THE DULUTH & MASIroBAR r. r. Co.
W. l.. WILDER, Attorney for Company.
Dated Feb l2tl lS2A
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Rand Mentally & Co., of Chicago.
publish one of the llandiest pocket
maps of Dakota that we have seen.
1t is of very late date, shows all the
new post offices, d. & NJ. II. r.. etc.,
and by various unique methods con.
trives to give the maximum Of infor.
nation in the minimum of space; price
IS cts. by mail.
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W. L. WILDER, Attorney for Company,
Dated February l7th 1883.

Summons.
e r Pakn F Ri1e Su cn Dit
In the matter of the Tetitio: If the Duluth and
Manitoba Ruilro ad company.
10 John Anderson You " III llea.e take notice
that Frank Myrick. John Kabcrnagle, and Jud
winchester, have BEEN duly appointed by an or.
der Of TIL. court in the within proceeding bear
iiig date November 18th 1857. now on file in the
oilicc Of the clerk of this mt Pembiua couu.
y, as comnissien'rs 70 assess the damages ioy
me appropriation Of the land described IN said
petition tor the right of way Of the petitioners
railrond, and in all other cases In eaid county
that may be brought before them. You will fur
tiler take notice that the petitioners railroad hes
been located over and across your land described
az follows, to wit: Lot 10. east side of second
street. Huron City Pembina county; and that II
you do not within tlirt, days hereafter apply =
the district court u have Tie damages thereto as
sessed III tie manner prescribed by the statut>
In such case made and provided. the SAID son.
mssioners " Ill proceed to inspect tile hsrsinbe.
fore described property over which the petionere
road is now located and constructed, and SAID
commissioners will then and there proceed 70 in.
spect said piece or strip of and consider tle in.
Jury sustained W you by reason Of said raflrpad,
and assess the damages sustained BY euch appto.
prlatlon IN accordance with the statute in euch
case made and provided.
THE DULUTH j. MANIrABA X, R. Co.
w. u. WILDER, attorney for Company,
Dated February 18th lSaR
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McGRuER-JAcKsoN.-At the residence
Of the officiating clergyman in the
township Of Bathgate, by the Rev.
john Stewart, Robert McGruer, ono Of
the proprietors of the Grand Central
hotel, of Hamilton, to Miss lille Jack
son of the township of Cavalier.
We join with large number of friends
Of Mr.. McGruer's in Penbila, in wish
ing him and his bride a long and happy
future.
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Bro. Wilson has Il fashion of select
ing some individual from the republi.
can party and sizing up the party &c.
cordingly. Try it on yourself Bro.
Wilson once; stand up alongside of
some good old honest democrat and see
how you would do as Il measure for
him, not to say any thing about the
t,arfv
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Krlmstedt and Brondgeest. publish.
ers Of the I.angdon Democrat have dis.
solved partnership. Mr.. krhmstodt
is now sole owner and publisher, while
Mr.. Brondgeest goes to Milton in the
same county, to establish a new paper
to he called The Globe, which will be
launched this week. Verify, Cavalier
county has a newSplner bonmi
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-09

Thursday afternoon kilograms re-.
port the emperor of Germany very i'll.
lie is 81 years old and it is not proba.
hle that lie will survive. The crown
prince is reported better.
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The Drayton Echo appeare1 rs nm

The Drayton Echo appeared as an.
nounced. j. X. Fairchild is editor,
and makes Il creditable newspaper.
1t starts out Will, u good showing of
advertisements which speaks well fol
the business men of Drayton. The
Echo assumes the position of an in
dependent newspaper. but whether
this means as Il neutral or rs Il "priva
teer" is not announced. We bid the
Echo welcome and hope it may be sue
cessful in it's ventures and do mucl
for itself and for Drayton.
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County OF Pembima. Srd judicial DIs,r,.,
In the matter Of Tho petition OF Ihe Ouin h All
Manitoba Railroad Company.
To Alexander Buchanan, you will pl,aaa M.
nclice that Frank Myrick. Jchn Kabcrnsris m
Jud Winchester. have been duly enDoin e M
an order Of this court in the within SroeSSz
bearing dare New. llth. 1851, now on dc nj
Office Of the clerk Of this court for pemb Ia ssss.
" Us commissioners to aseeee the 6smesS -
the appropriation Of the land described - s
petition for the right-of-way of ths pedties
railroad, nnd in all other cases In eSi6 SnS16
that might be brought, before .hem. Yes VI
further notice that tie letItionsrs' failSeed ~
been located over aud acr0ss your lands 6es,eiN.
ell as follows, to.wt: Lots u. w. q, o., n mn =
on the east side ofthe Second STREET, Hueon G,1.
Pembina, Co. and that II you do not within NM
dayr hereafter apply to the d,s,ret soua . ~
the damages thereto assessed In The manner ~.
scrised BY the statute In such case made ana n.
vided The said commissioners will proceed . m.
spect the hersinbefore described ploper1 s1r
which the petitioners road 10 now located ~
constructed, and said commissioner will M
aud there proceed TO inspect said pieoe or sNiD
of land, consider the injury sustained BY you
reason Of said railroad. and assess the damaGes
sustained By such appropriation In accordanec
with tile statute in such case made and provided.
THE DULUTH & MANITOBA r. z. Co.
3l-35 w. L. WILDER, Atty, for K. X. Co.
Dated Feb nth 1883.
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Thursday morning, in open court,
Judge Mcconnell administered IN oatl,
to II. ID. lIoskins, Batlgatc. in which
the latter swore, among other good
things, that lie would act as attorney
in this court according to his best
learning and discretion, with all good
iidality, as well to the court us to his
client" We are sure that the breth.
rem of the press, of which II. ID. was
late an honored associate. will join us
in wishing him success in his new pro.
faccinu
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TT $. LAND OFFICE, Grand Forks. Dakota
~ .Fehrnnry min ISS,

Notice is hereby given lha, the following NAM
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to mako
final proof 10 support of his claim and That rad
proof will be made beforc 4. a. Armstrong,
Judge and cx-otic0 clerk of the probate court, %.
l'embina county, AT Pembina. on the .!Jt. day If
April, 1855 viz: Robert Hunt. father OF Francis
Hunt, deceaesd, for the hf, ne qr. sec s. i6i IL,
r5lw.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: Alfred Meek, john TAYLOR. James
Murphy and Robert McAuley, all OF pcmb;na
county, Dakota. 33.3s Is. e. TIFFANY, Register.
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Buclklen.s Arnioa Sni,ro

The best salve in the world for cu,s
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, Fever
sores, chappcd hands, chilblalns, corns.
and all skin eruptioils, and positively
cures piles. CT 10 pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % CTS. per box.
For sale by X. l.. Lewis, Pembina, Dr..
Boylan, Hamilton and DR.. r. z. Donovan,
Neche.
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Summons.
summons.
CantS Of PemSina pd InGie Se15 i,,...,o.


County Of Pembina s3rd Judicial district
=, III the matter of the petition of the Duluth 1
Manitoba kailroad Company.
10 james bedford, you will please take notice
that Frank Myrick. John ka6ernagle and ind
Winchester have been duly appointed by an order
Of this court in the within proceeding bearing
date Nov. llth, 1857 now on nile at the Office 4
the clerk If this court for pcmbips county ss
commissioners TO aSsess the damages for the
appropriation Of The land described in raid neil.
read and in all other case. in said county ,kat
might be brought before them. You will further
lake notice a The petitioners road has been loSlt.
ca over and across your lands described as follows
tto-wit: Lot and block 81, Pembina, and that
II you do not within thirty days hereafter apply
assessed in the manner prescribed by The statute
III snch care made and provided The said eo1.
missioners VIII proceed 10 inspect the hersinhe.
iore described properly over which The petitiSn.
ers road IL now located and constructed, and M
commissioners will then and there proceed TO IN.
spect said piece or strip oflaid consider The in.
Jury sustained By sou by reason of said railroad
ana assess the damages sustained by such apuro.
priatl0n In accordance with The ea.ute In r,ieh
case made and provided.
Dated Feb. 1Sih. 1881,
THE DULUTH & MANITOBA r. r, Co.
3i'a' w. l.. WILDER, Atty. for X. K Co.
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&hf1in,.<<$ Ixpr<ss
FRIDAYMARCH, 8, 1888.

"Judlaplobia" is the disease that
troubles the Democrat. 1t is worse
than the winter cllolora, for while it
has apparently about the same results,
it is chronic and incurable.
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&C. TIFrANY Regulator.


TT $. LAND OFFICE. Grand Forks. Dakota,
~ February 10th. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following mn M
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof will Ito made bsfors the judge. or in his all
sence Henry ID. Borden, clerk OF the district court
Al Pembina, d. T. on April 9TH. ISIS. viz: James
johnson, for tho VI hf, NV or. sec 30, 1Gl, 80.
AMI hf re or, sec %, l6l. 81.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: WIN. Mcfarland. Robert Irwin. Wm
McConaghy. Adam John McKibbon. of Rowcs-
mont. Peinbina county, Oak. b. Z. TIFFANY.
3l.3o Register.
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TT $; LAND OFFICE, Grand Forks, Dakota

" eFebruhfyOt h, MS.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
cd settler has filed notice OF hs intention TO make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the judge. or in hs nh
sence Henry D: Borden, the clerk Of the distric,
court At lehbina, Dakota, ON March Goth. 1884
viz: Abraham Shannon. for the " Inf, &c ar and
o HI rw or, sec IL. twp 16l, II r51w w.
lilo names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. VIZ: Josepl Neopcllc, John ". vii.
Dakota.
s0.3l II q Ttrr.Sx p.v;,,or
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Group, whoopirs-consl, and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh,s Cure.
fof SAFE Ny H. l.. Lewis. Sly
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Dentistry,

DR.. Burritt, Dentist. of Emerson, cali
be found at the Winchester house every
Friday, until further notice. EFT
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T e.LAND OFFICE, Grand Forks, Dakot.

N.LANO OFFICE, Grand Forks, Dakota.
". February End 1887.
Notice 10 hereby given TINT tho following nam.
ed settler has filcd notice OF her intention TO
make final proof In euplori Of her claim md that
said proof will be made before The iadgc, or in
his ahsence Henry d. Borden. the clerk of the dis
trict conrt. at Pembina. ID. II. on March 10Th,
lssS. viz: Jane Delahxy. widow of Jane. Dciahay
for the sw or, scc. 0, twp. 100, e 81
She names tho following witnesses 10 prove her
land. viz: r. Mcconnell. John Lyle, Mugford,
Hans Schultz, Michael Tisdae. liowesmOnt. Z.
Il. 1884 BIC. TIFFANY, Register.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-02

BY Mr.. Williams to make diligent inquiry about
his sister She was found at Melbourne. Sat
urday a letter, the first message or word from
her in more than half century, was received
by Mr.. Williams.
\ farmer in Sumter county Ca who is in
debted to a firm in Americas, which held a
mortgage upon a pair of mules belonging 10
him, which he could not redeem, consulted a
lawyer 10 know If there was not some way by
which he could save his stock The lawyer in
formed him that If he were only married man
it would be all right, as then his wife could
claim them part OF the homestead and thus
save the mules, but otherwise there was no
chance to help him. "Well,n replied the young
man, II will get married then, If that is the
only way out OF It, but II seems TO me that is
a id poor law that deprives a man of his
liberty lust 10 save two poor old Mules And
he departed sorrowfHlly and with a heavy
heart to find girl that would help him out OF
his trouble.
Mr.. w. p Gregory Of Jacksonville, Ga, says
that about thirteen years ago he and others
"trned" two large coons in a large poplar tree,
and caught them by cutting down the tree,
which was about two feet and a half in diane
ter when il was cut, and the stump contained Il
hollow about nineteen inches in diameter, but
all around the hollow was perfectly sound.
Nothing more was THOUGHT about II until last
Saturday, while Mr.. Gregory was burning of
that part of the field the stump, which had be-.
come dead and dry, took fire and burned away
and down INFO the ground. Mr.. Gregory's
nine-year-old son, while rakfng about among
the ashes, brought out solid, well-preserved
Indian pot. 1t holds about five quarts and is
beautifully smooth inside, while the outside re-
sembles cocOanut shell. The main question
is how did it get into the stump, it being sound
all round its hollow, and how long it had been
there?
The bishop of the largest diocese in the world
lately arrived in New York. His diocese is
about 5000 miles long and nearly as wide, and
his parishes are not sufficiently prosperous to
pay Tor horse for him. The Rev. William Tay-
Tor was sent out by the methodist episcopal
missionary society. with the title of bishop Of
Africa, early in 1884. He started for trip
home on Feb. %, and when he landed the
Cunard dock he appeared to be in excellent
health, notwithstanding that so much Is heard
of the unhealthiness of the climate. In fact he
thinks the unhealthiness of the interior of
Africa, on the west coast, has been exaggerated.
If sound man goes out there the chances are
that he will remain sound. I'VE numbered 40
when we went out there. Aeclimated? None
of them have been sick. Why, in these three
years there have only six men and six women
died. Some have come home, and our force
now numbers fOrty-eight men, twenty-eight
women and fifteen children" He reports the
missionary work as being reasonably success
full, thirty-six stations having been established
among the different tribes.
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Oregon and Washington.

No section of the country is to-day attractins
go much attention rs Montana, Oregon and
Washington; Montana because il now ranks
first i'm the production of precious metals !;
Oregon because of its rich valleys, and Wash
ington territory by reason of its mild climate,
timber, coal minerals and wonderful produc-
ton Of fruits and cereals. The rapid growth of
Spokane Falls with n water power exceeding
even that of Minneapolis; Tacoma, on Puget
sound, the terminus of the Northern Pacific
railroad, with 1900 inhabitants; Seattle, thirty
miles distant, an energetic and thriving city,
mark this section of the Pacific Northwest as
one that offers peculiar inducements to those
seeking new homes.
BY writing Charles 5. Fee, general passenger
agent Northern Pacific railroad ST. Paul,
Mimi. he will send you illustrated pamphlets,
maps and books giving you valuable informa-
ton in reference to the country traversed by
this great line from St Paul, Minneapolis, Du-
luth and Ashland to Portland, Ore, and Ia
coma and Seattle, W. T. This road, in addition
10 being the only rail line TO Spokane Falls,
Tacoma and Seattle, reaches all the principal
points i'm northern Minnesota and Dakota, Mon
tana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington; possess.
es unequaled scenic attractions as well as SUI
perior train equipment, such Rs dinner, cars
and c0lOnist sleepers for the use Of intending
settlers, neither OF which conviences are to be
found on any other line ticketing business to
the states and territories named.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-02
Gen. Lieb'S Book on the Tariff

Renders what is usually considered a most alb
struse subject easy Of comprehension. will serve
Tariff primer for the learner as well as text-
book for the learned.
This book shows the practical effect Of the
Protective System upon the country. Perhaps the
most conspicuous feature Of the book is its exact
alignment with the message Of President Cleve-I
land.
The position Of Mr.. Blaines "Twenty Years in
Congress is taken up his assertions upon the.
Tariff analysed, criticised, and made to furnish
their own refutatiOn.
This book should be in the hands Of every
voter in Indiana 1t will be sent postage prepaid,
on receipt Of price, to any addres.
In paper cover, 75c In cloth binding, ST.
Address,
THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL co.
Indianapolis, Ind.
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consnmrtion Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice. hav.
ING had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy aud permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
al Throat and Lung affections, also positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility aud oil
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
rases. has felt Il his duty to make II known TO
his suffering fellows. Aetuatcd by this mo.
tive and desire 20 relieve human suffering, I
will send, free ~ charge, tu hll who desire it.
this recipe ~ German. French or Engi a.. with
full directions for preparing aud using. Sent
hy mail by addressing, with stamp, naming this
paper, W. a. Noyes, iil Powers Block, Roeh.
ester n. y.