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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-09

1t seems that the movement among
the Methodists in tho interest of
Il Methodist paper is not for the p,r.
pose of starting a new paper, hut to
establish the Methodist Herald on a
joint stock basis, give it wider scope
and influence and a heartier support.
The Herald was launched by II. IL.
Young nearly year ago, has steadily
gained in favor and grown in circula.
ton and its success has laid the way to
this movement. Its circulation in st.
Paul and Minneapolis is said to he
more titan five times that of all other
papers of that denomination. The
company will probably be organized
in IL few days and will. it is understood,
include some of the leading citizens
and capitalists of the two cities. AL.
though the Methodists are IL little lie.
hind some other denominations in oc.
cnpying this great northwest with
a church paper. they propose now to
push the enterprise vigorously.-Pio.
Ieer Press.
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rE in,In,n a OF DAKOTA ,Dis,!ist cour,
a, In The matter OF the petition Of The Dnluth .
ManltoDa Railroad Company.
=, 10 Edmund Mckenty, Patrick Slaven and IL.
r. Manlef. you viii please take notice that FrsnI
Myrick John Kabernagle aud Jud Winchestn,H
nave 9.en duly appointed by an order Of this
e Sey III 1d. MI s now on file at the Office Of tie
missioners to assess the damage for &c snona
pIiation of the land described n said fti,p -.
iie r,ght,of-way Of the PETITIONERS rufIrosd ~
~ hH oiher cases III raid county tilat mioht ~
1rohSht before them. You will further tsks NJ
tice tilut the petitioners railroad Illus been os.t.S
over anu across your lands deacribed ~ snios,s
Owl: Lot u, block 81, pembina. and thsv Il
tIe hstrict court TO have the damage theretn a.
sesscd M the manner prescribed by the st,tmt. H.
smeh case made and provided the said eommi 4.
siohtfs VIII proceed To inspect the hereinha1o@
ues ., property over which the petitone,s,
rCau u now located :and constr,lcte,i. and ss;S
commissioners will Then and there procsed n IN.
spset said iece or strip Of land, consider the in
Jury sustained " You by reason OF rnid railroad.
anu assess the damages sustained By auch anuro
prIatinn IN accordance with the statute i'm inch
case m1de and provided. 81" '"SA'
Natctl Feb. 18th, 1875,
TIE DULUTH & MASlroBA r.. n. IN.
1i-.5 W. l.. WILDER, Aty for II. II "a
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NIHEREAS default has been lnnie in the
w conditions Of a certain mortgage, executed
and delivered by Turner Fadden AMI Sarah Drill.
la Fadden, his wife nortgagors, u the Jamaica
Savings Bank. mortgage. dated tile 3lrt day OF
July A. d., 1883 ant recorded AS mortgage in
the office of the register of deeds In and for thu
County Of Pembina, in the Territory of Dakota,
on the 9th day Of August, 1888 ut 9:l5 clock a. H.
IN book ~ OF mortgages, on page 232, and there
il claimed 10 be due Oh said mortgage at the date
of this notice. the amount OF five hundred and
thirty-one dollars and five cents 1881. 05, |
and no action or proceeding has been instituted
at lazy or III equity to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage. or any part thereof
Now therefore. notice IL hereby gwen. that by
virtue Of power of sale contained In said mort.
gage. and Of the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will Le forecloscd by
sale OF nOrtSaged premises therein desfribei,
which sale will be made ut the front door of the
court house In the City OF Pembina, in the Couil.
~ OF Pembina aud Territory of Dakota. at public
auction, by the sheriff Of said county. or by his
deputy. OIL Tuesday the 3rd day of April, A. d.
lssS, at II o'clock III the forenoon, to satisfy the
amount which shall then be dye on said mort.
AMI expenses of sale, and fifty dollars attorneys
fees, as stipulated in said mortgage in case OF
foreclosure. The premises described in said
mortgage, and 20 " be sold are til. piece or Oar.
eel OF land situated In the County of Prnbiua
and Territory of Dakota and known and dcscrib.
cd Is follows, to.Wit: The southwest quarter
tsws of section number thirty three 3l in town.
ship number one hundred and sixty-two lI6al
north Of range number iitty-six 5j west cona in
ing one hundred aud sixty lGpI acres, more or
less.
Dated February 10th, A. D., 1889.
+ W. WILDER, JAMAICA SAVINGS BANK.
Atty for mortgage. 1896 Mortgagee.
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81 ~ " st'ss uzNGvBoBV UeAos
vE1HEREAs, default has been made in the
w conditions Of certain mortgage, executed
and delivered By Euclide Peltier and yalaiie T.
mortgage, dated the 10th day Of February. A. ID:
1883, and recorded ~ mortgage In the ONCE o.
the register Of deeds In and for the County Of
Pembtna in the Territory OF Dakota, on the gin
day ofMarch, A. D.. 1888, at ~ o'clock z: u. In
book0 Of MORTGAGE on page s. and thers ~
claimed to be due on said mortgage at the date
ofthis notice. the amount OF seven hundred and
Ing has been instituted at law or In equity 10 re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any
pArtthereof.
Now therefore, notice 10 hereby given, that by
virtue Of power Of sale contained In sail mort.
gage. and ofthe statute in such case made And
provided, the said mortgage will be foreciGsed ~
sale Of the m9rtgaEsd premises therein , ., ae
ofthe court house in the City of Pembina IN tile
County Of Pembina and Territory OF Dakota, At
public auction, by the sheriff al said county, or
by his deputy, on Tuesday the ard day ofApril a.
D., 1883. at ii O'Clock in the forenoon, 70 satisfy
the amount which shall then be due on said
mortgage. with the interest thereon. taxes, and
costs and expenses Of sale, and fifty dollars at
case Of foreclosure. The premises described IN
said mortgage, and so to be sold, are the piece or
parcel of land situated In the County of lenbina
and Territory of Fakots, and known and dcscrib-
ell as follows. to-wit: The northeast quarter
Inc dissection number tw,nty-seven II, IN
townshipnumber one hundred! and sixty one ll6ll
north Of range number ffty.one l5l] west, coli
or Less.
dated February 10th A. D. ,1'ss.
+. W. WILDER, ALBEIT WIl.l1AM'.
Atty. for mortgage. sO.s6 Mortgage.
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Court Notes,

Judge Mcconnell arrived on Wednes.
lay at O'Clock bv the d. & W. road,
and court was opened Immediately after
supper A large number of person. took
ont their final citizen papers. The Facy
case was then called and argument was
heard for new trial. Mr.. Hughes, Of
Grafton made argument for the defence,
basing his plea mainly OH the point that
the verdict WAS contrary to the prepo,.
derancc OF evidence, and that witnesses
tor the prosecution were allowed to ex-
press opinions Of Fary's sanity without
stating the circumstances on which such
opinions We're based. The judge
over-rulel the motion and called ND the
prisoner for sentence. After rccitiny the
facts OF the trial, Facy WIS asked what
he had to say why the sentence of the
law shouldn't be pronounced. E..cy DO.
gan rambling sort Of asrcrch which had
na' little connection Will, tie subject n.
'sF'!e aud incnlicrent in itself. lie wus
iiiIl'iy stopped, and the Judge after OK
pressing sympathy with him in his nh.
fortunate family relations. am. ;lmittip,
that the prisoner WIS 10 doubt Of w.a,
m!nd, still he considered him as rcspon.
sibie, and sentenced him to con!;ununt
for lille at hard labor in the pen!tcnliurv
at Gisnlaik. Facy appeared considera-
bly, cast down at his sentence, as he has
expected Il final aclai,,al ON new trial.
While he has not apparently improved
mentally while under jailor Harris care
yet his appearance shows the effects of
good board and quiet life.
Not a very large crowd in attendance.
No other business of Importance came
Up before the court
The court observed that Facy would
either have to 80 to the renetcntiary or
o the asvlum, i'll any case.
Lawyer Hughes has quite recovered
rom his late illness. but the room was
90 poorly ventilated Wednesday eve.
ling for anybody to speak to any adyau.
age.
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Mortgage Snle.

vNYIEREAS. default has been made in the
~ conditions Of q certain mortgage, executed
and delivered by Samuel g. Irish and Flora IrIsl,
his wife, morigagors. to Mrs. Emma lIogg. mort.
gage, dated the 10Th day Of December 4. b, 1888,
and recorded az mortgage in the office of Tho
bina in the Territory Of Dakota, on the aGh dny 0i
December, A. ID. 1884 at9o'clock a. NJ, i'll boob
II Of mortgages. on page SAC: and there IL claim.
Cd to Ee due on said mortgage at the date OF Inn
notice. the amount of four hundred and ninety.
two dollars and sixty. five cent? Si9s md liz.
action or proceeding has been instituted ut law
or In equity to recover the debt secured by sa,G
mortgage. or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice IL hereby given that h,
virtue of power of sale contained IN SAID NOR!
gage. and Of the statulc.in such case made ana
provided, the suid mortgage will be torccu.r,i
by q sale OF the mOrgaged premises therein ne.
ecribed. which sale Will lie made at The from
door OF the court house i'll the city Of Pcini.na IN
the county of Pembina and Territory of Uaioi.,,
at public auction, by the sheriff OF taid conr.y
or by his deputy. on Tuesday the 3r;. day Vi
April A. D. 1883. at II o'clock In the forei.uG, 10
satisfy the amount which ehul! tlieu lie dur ui.
said mortgage, with the interest thereon. Lxcr.
and costs and expenses of sale. and fifty d0i!;.ir
1885, attorneys foes. stipulated in raid mort.
ReRe III case OF foreclosure. The premises de-
0ettbcd i'll said mortgage and SO 10 be sold the
p1ece or parcel Of land situated in the county OF
hmbinG and territory Of Dakota. and Know n
a1d described as follows. to wit: The southwest
Quarter [swa OF section number twenty eight
Cd in township number one hundred and Sixty
tto0] north o! range number iifty-three h3I west
containing one hundred and sixty l1Gaj acres
more or less.
Dated February 10Th, A. d. 1888
u. W. WILDER, EMMA uocG.
Attorney for Mortgage. 1896 Mortgage.
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The Manitoba legislature met and
adjourned ono day lust week. The
reason of the quick adjournment was
that Premier Greenway informed the
members that Il proposition had been
received from Ottawa, which looked
towards an early AMI satisfactory set.
Element of the existing difficulties be.
tween the Dominion and Provincial
governments. Mr.. Grcenway says
that the proposition came first from
The government. that there is no sort
of compromise and that only full and
free power to build railways within
their own borders will satisf, Mantle.
i,a. 1t seems hardly probable that
the Ottawa government will give up
Ill this, but we think the Red River
Valley Road has some Show in the
bargain, ii any is made.
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SWlnmONA.
Gounty Of o" Pe fna rh;r1 m

county OF rein6iIla. - Third judicial Dist
In the matter OF the petition oil the Duluth and
Manitoba railroad Company
10 Peter Ferguson, you will please take motto,
that Frank Myrick, John Kabernagle and Ju
Winchester, have been duly appointed by un or
der Of this court in the within proceeding bearing
date Nov, 18th, 1885,, now OH tile III the ollie. Of
the clerk Of this court for Pembina county a.
commissioners TO assess the damage for the ap
propriaion of tie land described in SAID PETITION
FOR the righ:-of.wuy of the petitioners railroad
and in all other cases in said county that might be
brought up before them. You will futher take
notice that the petitioners railroad has been To-
Gated over, and across your lund described rs fol-
lows to-wit: Lot IL and Is. blk. 81, pembina and
that II you do not within thirty days hereafter up.
ply to the district court to have The damage there
Oh assessed in the manner prescrbediby the stat
ute III such case made and provided the sud
commissioners will proceed to inspect tile here
lnbefore described property over which the petit
TONERS road IL now located and constr,lctrd and
said commissioners will then and there proceed
70 inspect said piece or strip OF land, consider
the injury sustained by you by reason of said
and assess tile damage sustained By
such Appropriation in accordance with the stat
ute IN suel, ase made and provided,
Dated Feb. Eth. 1sSs.
The DULUTH ~ MANITOBA RAILROAD COMPANY,
3l-35 ". l.. WILDER, Atty. for Company.
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THE DEMOCRAT,S oFFERs.

We give it up we have struggled i'll
vain to find something tangible in the
fog of the Democrat twenty-five dol.
lar offers last week. Ii twas All Ordi.
narily honest man that made these of.
fers. we would take them UP OH their
apparent meaning, hut when any one
is willing to bet twenty-five dollars OH
what he knows is not true, we confess
we arc dubious in covering his money.
1tgets too much like three card monte,
you don't see what you think you do.
For instance. the Democrat bets it
was nearer right on the price of
the proceedings than we were. Now
OH counting the lines as publish.
ed in the Democrats usual inflated
style. we find that at the legal rate Of
twenty-five cents per square of twelve
lines of BREWER type, that the total cost
to the county could not be more than
$3l.50 and yet the Democrat is willing
to bet $50 is nearer S3l. so than $24.75
Nobody would bet that way unless
they had some kind of game"
Again, when of five issues. four bear
the imprint OF, and one side is printed
by n. n. Kellogg, of Chicago, and the
Democrat is willing to bet twenty.
five dollars that lit is all printed at
home,' it is evident the Democrat
must have some bubble by which it
expects to save its bet. Its third pro.
position is that the Democrat has and
can slowa more general circulation
than the three official papers," Moth.
ing is said of how and where it can
show, what general circulation"
means, or when it says ethan the three
official papers" whether it means more
than each, more than any or more
than all. Further it gives no sign us
to how. when, or where all this prov.
ing is to be done.
We beg to he excused from putting
up money OH the "glittering generali-
ties" Of so slippery customer us the
editor of the Democrat has proved
himself to be; but whenever lie will
come down to business and give us
something definite VIC are ready to
meet him. Our proposition us to cir.
culatiOn WAS clear and distinct. The
! Democrat entirely ignores it and
makes Il new one which is purposely
intended rs an evasion. The Demo-
crat admits that we probably did de.
posit 500, (but says it was probably
deposited to meet IL sight draft and
advises the county commissioners
to grab it but it don't say that it has
deposited any thing, probably because
some of the Judgment creditors. record.
cd in the clerk of the courts office
| might hear of it.
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ncy. s1-35 Assignee OF II
Grand Forks. Dakota.
Mortgage Sale.

NEFAILT having bcei, made in the rayncn,
1./Of the sum of two hundred nin ~
nine dollars $50 which is claimed to be due ri
the date OF this notice upon a certain mortgage
duly executed and delivered by pr,ler Peterson,
and Anne Peterson his vile. ~ $. a. Ellis bear.
ing date the 9TH day of May. A. u. 1855, and with
power of sale therein contained. duly recorded
in tile office of the register of lc.,s in aud for this
county OF Pembin and Territory of Dakota, oi,
the gun day OF May, a. u. 1885, at $50 a. VI. In
hook IL at mortgages on page ll5: und in tile fur
thef sum of Sli.Gj, pull lily 81. ii mortgage for tax
es upoit the land conveyed by said mortgage, aud
now cllincd To he due thereon and no ctiou OF
proceeding having been instituted al law or othet.
wise, to recover the debt secured by said mort.
gage, or any pnrt thereof
Now therefore, notice Il hereby given that by
virtue OF the power CT sale continued in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made ami provided the said mortgage viii
he ioreclosed by u sale Of the. premises de,
sSflbcd in and conveyed by said mortgage, viz
The southeast quarter, (>.E.A) OF section 40
twenty-five (s5) In township 49, one hundred
tity.niie O5D north Of range M. tifty-siX (lti
west, containing l6u acres OF land, more or less
in pembina county and territory OF Dakota
with the entertainments and uppurtenances
which sale will be made by the sheriff OF saio
house, in the city of Pembnu IN said county an,
territory OH the cath day OF March y. ID. lSS.
ut II O'Clock \. NJ, 81 that dug, ut public auction
to the Ii CHEST bidder 10: cash. to nay said deb
and interest and the taxes. ;nny on said PEN
Uses. and lty dollafy attorneys Il. S. as stipulut
cd III and by said mortgage ip case foreclosure
and the disbursements allowed by law; sub;ec
the day OF sale. us provided by law.
Dated February 9TH. A. d. 1858.
U. N. HOPKINS, Attorney. SA, EIII..
1895 Grand Forks, ID. I. Murtgugeu,
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Mortgage sale.

yX7HERRAS, default has been made in the
w conditions OF certain mortgage, executed
and delivered by Thomas Mathew IT,. a single
man. inortgagor, to Charles II. Barnes mor,gagce,
dated the :ssrd day Of March, A. ID. 1881 and re.
corded as mortgage in the Office OF the Register
of Deeds, in and for the county of Pembina in
the Territory Of Dakota, on the 5th day of April,
A. ID. 1888 at Sis O'clock ?. H.. in hook = OF
mortgages, on page Is; and there is claimed 10 be
the amount Of six hundred and sixty -one dollars
and fifty five cents ($66l.55). and no action or
has boon Instituted al law or in equity
to recover the debt secured by eaid mortgage, or
any part thereof.
Now, therefore. notice 10 hereby given. that by
virtue OF power of sale contained in said mort.
gage, and OF the statute in such case mado and
provided. the said mortgage will be foreciosel by
sale OF the mortgaged premises therein describ-
ed, which sale will be made at the front door of
the court house in the city Of Pcmblns in the coun.
auction, by the sheriff Of said county. or by his
deputy, OH Tuesday the 3rd day Of April, A. d.
1883, at II o'clock in tho forenoon, to satisfy the
amount which shall then be due on said mortgage,
with the interest thereon taxes, and cost and Cx
penses Of sale, and fifty dollars ($5Ol attorney
fees. as stipulated in said mortgage in case of
foreclosure. The premises described in SAID
mortgage. and 20 to be sold the piece or parcel
Of land situated in the county Of pembna and ter.
ritory of Dakota, and known and described as fol.
lows. to wit: The southeast quarter Lsesl of
number one hundred and sixty-lwO [16aI north
OF range number fifty four l5ij west, containing
one HUNDRED and sixty 1851 acres. more or less.
Dated February 10Th, "A. d. 1888.
r. ". WILDER, CHARLES II, BARNES.
30-36 Attorney for mortgage. Mortgage.
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Summons.


=, County ofPemblna, :rd Judicial district.
10 Barbara Hem cl and Horey lIenkcl Won
VIII please take notice TINT Frank Myrick, John
kaberiiagle and Jud Winchester, have been duly
appointed by all order of this court in the within
proceeding bearing date Nov. Eth, 1857. now on
re at the Office of the clerk Of thi. court for Penn
Dina county az commissioners " aessss the dan.
ages ofthe appropriation & the land described
N said petition for the riglt-of.way Of the peti.
TONERS railroad, and in all other cases in said
county that might be brought before them. You
VIII iurther take notice that the petitioners rail.
road has been located over and across your lsnds
described as follows to-wit: The eOuth huff az
the southwest quarter of s. ction So township ~
north Of range 81 west, and that ii you do NOT
within thirty days hereafter apply 70 the district
court to have the damages thereto asesessed in
the manner prescribed by the statute in such
case made and provided the said Commissioners
WIZ proceed to inspect the hercinLefore described
property over which the petitioners roaI IL now
located and constructed; arld said Commissioner
will then and there proceed to inspect said pecs
or strip OF land, consider The injury sustained by
you by reason of said railroad, and assess the
damages sustained by such appropriation in &C.
provided. "A4
Dated Feb. 18th, 1885,
THE DutuTH & MANITOBA R. R. O.,
ol-ao w. L. WILDER Atty. for r X. Co,
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Summons.


TERRITORY OF DAKOTA =. District Court.
County OF fembina. SIS 3rd Judicial District.
a, In the matter of the petition Of the Duluth &
Manitoba Railroad Company.
10 Martha j Lyons, YOU will pleesc take notice
TINT Frank Myrick, John kubernnglc and Jud
winchester. have been duly appointed BY an or.
der OF this court in the within proceeding bear.
ing date Nov. 18th, 1887, now on lille ut tile once
VI The clerk CT this court for rembina county A.
commissioners 70 assers the damages for the an.
preparation of the land described In said rxtiton
FOR the right-ofway of the petitioners railroad
and in ali other cases In said counts that misLt
lie brought before them. leu will further
lake notice that t:.e petitioner r.ilrcRd has b1en
!oGat, over and across your land described a.
follows, to-wit: Lot 5, block 81, rembina. and
That If you do not within thirty days hereafter
apply to the district court to have the damsse
thereto assessed In the manner prescribed BY lie
statute III such case made and provided the said
commissioner will proceed to inspect the here.
lhpefore described land over which the petitioners,
ROAD Il now located and constructed. aud said
commissioners then and there proceed 10 In.
sptet said piece or strip OF land consider The In
Jury sustained by you By reason OF said RAILROAD.
ana assess the damages sustained by such eppro.
prlntion IN accordance with the statute In XIII;
case made and provided. HSf
psted Feb. Eth, 1883.
THE DULUTH d MANITOBA R, R. Co.
'i'"o VAL. WILDER, Atty for X. X, Co.
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The hill removing the headquarters
OF the customs from st. Vincent to
st. Paul. has passed the house. IL it
passes the senate and is approved by
the president. it will make quite u
change in the number Of officials sta.
toned ut st. Vincent,