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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-13
Probate Notice.

Count" "r OF rsm pHko'A In robote cour,
Al u proba'e court held in and for Pcmbna
county suite OF NTH Dakota, at he Office Of Tho
Judge OF Probate. in he city OF Penn bna. in said
county on the s!'th day of November, 1850,
Present: Hon. E. A. Armstrong. iudpe Of nro.
bGie. P
ORDER SETTING DAY For PROBATE OF WILL
In the matter of providing the last will ead
testament OF Ambrose Smith. deccseased 'N
:, On rcndtng and filing the verified petition of
, ,n Smi' pr1ponrd for probate pa
~ Ambrose Smith. lite Of PclnLina county. do.
ceased setting forth that said last will and te sta
mrni rentes to both real and personal est.te and
licensed, taid petitioner bs ing The widow Of snid
deceased. and praying that said will NAV he
proved and allowed az tho last will and ierta.
, ,iy "i ns saa ambrose Smith deceased and
nan an tl, me eXecutrix named In said will and
Testament and who llas consented 10 ACT M snci,
Citation ;s. Mn e, ,n ay apPoined and that
last VIII and Testament, requiring them to ppcar
anu testify III relation TO the execution Of raid
a., ,hst VIII and testament: and that notice lie given
ierested in sad estate. of the time md Mace ~
hearing Of said petition. 1t liz hereby ordered
,nat sud petition 9e heard by the judge Of The
,nr c 20 o. said rembinn county at rpsc.
me CITY OF Penbina, in said county, on Sainr.s Az
tne 2let day OF December 1889. at two O'Clock 3.
IN. TO attend the hearing of said petition and tie
1t lsfnrther ordered that notice be given IN the
nelrs ut law and neat of kin. and ali persons in.
,Gtehed III the estate of said deceased BY pub.
,,sa,!le copy OF iEls order for two successive
in the PIONEER EXPRESS, d newrpaner nnhI;.hssi;
in said county fAp'' pu""e"ea
BY the court
WI. KSEEsuAw. "a .px.r,o>.
ma, attorney. Judge Of Probate ind
"o-Si Ex-OticiO County Judpo
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Club ing ..ssttes.

y,
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cash clubbing rates for the year
In order TO reach q large mum.
ber Of subscribers in arrear we have
placed the figures SO low that they
can only ba reached through club.
bling, and in order to treat all
alike, new subscribers will enioy
the same privilege.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and the
North. Western Fasmer one year
for $500.
The PIONEER ExpRrss and St.
$3.50.
The P1oNErR Exrarss, North.
Western Farmer and the Pioneer
Press one year $2.75. \
The PIONEER EXPRESS and Serb.
ners Magazine one year for $4.oO.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and tie
North Dakota Farmer one year 70,
$500.
PIONEER EXPRESS and Dakota
Ruralist, (weekly,) and Webster's
handy dictionary containing over
Is. 600 words, Cor instead Of the
dictionary, the American SWINE
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LEGISLATIVE sHuFrLEs

The legislators are busy putting
i'll bills of all kinds, names and
nature; not few of them identi.
cal with some that were lost in
previous legislatures.
The average individual who tries
to keep the run of any particular
bill has a pretty hard time. A bill
is introduced in one branch, read
by title or perhaps in full, refer.
ed toits appropriate, or perhaps in.
appropriate, committee. They take
it into consideration for an indeti.
mite period, doctor it, perhaps lose
it or forget it. maybe report it fa-
vorably or unfavorably. then it is
read first, u second, a third time,
laid OIL the table to be called up at
some future date, discussed and
argued upon, amended, perhaps
sent back to the committee to be
remodeled again, brought up and
amended, finally passed. and then
sent to the other branch of the
Legislature where it goes through
similar convolutions; perhaps f.
nally passed with amendments
that make it necessary to be sent
back to the originating branch,
and if they don't agree, then to be
sent to IL joint committee of both
houses for compromise and then
finally passed by both houses, it
goes to the governor where, if
he signs it, it becomes law, but
if lie yetoes it, back it goes to see
if it can get on two.thirds vote
over the veto.
We wonder sometimes how the
authors of the bills themselves can
keep the run oftheir creations. and
as for people outside the capitol, it
is pretty near an impossibility.
If some enterprising genius out
there, at Bismarck, would only
run a daily bulletin, similar to the
summer base ball reports giving
the daily status of the various
bills, we think he would make a
good thing and relieve the feelings
Of an uncertain public.
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STARCH va BEER-

What is the matter with turning
the Pcmbina brewery into a
starch factory? When the prohi.
bition law goes into affect, it will
be but of little value as it stands.
With its immense storage cellars
and engine and buildings, water
works, watts and kettles, seems as if
it could be changed into a starch
factory at little expense.
We believe that the finest potatoes
can be raised i'll the largest guam.
ties with the least cultivation in
the Red River valley of any place
ill the U. S., and there is no ques-
ton of the advantage it would be
to town and country if a market
were made for them. There is more
money Ill potatoes at 90 and IS
cents per bushel than wheat at 60
to 20 cents. The rotation ofcrops
and the killing of weeds by cult.
walton, small outlay for machinery,
home manufacture, are few of
the most apparent advantages.
Will starch factory pay here {?
They pay in places where cultiva.
ton is much more laberious, where
stumps, stones, and manure are
factors. We admit that there are
lots of people who know more
about starch factories than VIC do,
but those are the very ones we
want to pick flaws in our reasoning
if they can, and will be glad to
hear from any body on this sub
jcct.
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Electric Bittsrs.

This remedy is becoming 90 well known
and 80 popular as to need no special
mention. All who have used Electric
Bitters sing the same song Of praise. A
purer medicine does not exist and it Is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of
the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN.
Piles. boils, salt rheum and other affec-
tons caused by impure blood. will drive
malaria from the system and prevent az
well as cure, all malarial fevers. For the
cure of headache, constipation and in.
digestion, try Electric Bittes-entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money refund.
ed. Price so cts. and 81 90 per bottle, at
Short Bros drug store. q
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SlaeriTs Sale,
TERRlTORY OF DAKOTA, 4
County NJ Pemhins

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
County Of Pembna. 1
David Dick a. administrator Of the estate of
David Ogily!e. deceased, plaintiff, W. Daniel Mar.
teI, olive Narlel and Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Company. defendants.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of an exc
cution to me directed and delivered. and now iu
my hands. issued out Of The clerks Office. of the
s!h judicial district court: Dakota Territory, In
and decree In foreclosure rendered In said cou,
In favor Of David Dick az administrator of the
estate Of DAVID Ogilve deceased, and against
Daniel Martel. Olive Marlel and Mccormick iar.
yesttng Machine Company, and docke,ed In the
office Of the clerk OF said court, in and for m ID
county. on the 3lst day Of October 1850 for the
sum OF seven hundred and nineteen dollars and
seventy cents. (4S19.7O) with Interest from Octo.
her, 18th, 1889 and costs Of SALE al by virtue of
writ 70 me issued out of the Office the clerk of
sald court, IN and for raid county Of Pembna
and state OF North Dakota, I. the sLeriff Of said
pembins county, will sell at public auc-
ton 70 the highest bidder for cash, ON Saturday,
the 18th day OF December, 1889. at two o'clock r.
m. OF satd day. at the front door Of the court
house. IN the city Of Pembina, county ofPembina
premises and real estate described IN the judy
ment and decree, tOwit: the south half OF the
routl.west quarter, tsksw sec. twenty one r. II
and the norih half OF the nofthwert quarter IN .
nwN OF section twenty EIGHT. rl8I in township
one hundred and rixty three fI63l range fily-two
1921 In PembinR county and state OF North Dakota
containing one hundred and eixty acres accord.
ing 70 the U. y. government survey thereof.
WI kNEEAHAw, WI. JAMES.
Plaintiffs Attorney Sheriff OF Pemb,na Co.
Dated Pembina, Nov. 9Th, 1889. 1870
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Railroad nunors.

PENBrNA, N. D., Dec. ga deal has \
been consummsted between the Feder,l
Bank Of Canada aud the Northern Pacific.
which places In possession Of the railroad
the fine railroad bridge near the inter.
national boundary. connecting the Mani.
toba towns of Emerson and West Lynne.
This bridge was built a few yean ago,
while Emerson had q "boom, and when
the collapse Of abnormal speculative
value followed, the town fonud itself
unable to liquidate the s225 900 Of bonds
that had been foated for the bridge.
These bonds were held by the Federal
Bank, and complications followed, dur
ing which the contractors who built the
bridge hsye been kept waiting for their
money. At various times the Canadian
Government has sought tn straighten 1t
out, at ono time Offering to settle with
Emerson's creditors Cor fifty per cent.
The terms Of tranefer to the Northern
Pacific are not known, but the story Of
its being made is cause for rejoicing on
the Minnesota side Of tile Red river. 40 1t
will result In the construction of a North.
ern Pacific branch from Red Lake to
West LYNNE. Surveying parties are now
at work blocking out the line. which
from present indications will run almost
directly from Red Lake to West Lynne,
meeting at the latter place the Northern
Pacific 4 Manitoba branch of the North.
ern Pacific and making the shortest route
from st. Paul to Winnipeg by forty miles.
This new road will parallel the Manito-
ba which now has complete monopoly
ftlhe business Of the eastern side of the
Red River Valley in Northern Mime.
sofa and Manitoba.-Associate Press
dispatch.
The surveying party running the new
railroad survey through kittson county
have been at work all the past week
anl are near hallock. The sight of
them can but cause a feeling of satisiac-
ton to all here that soon the N. 4 NJ.
will have worthy competition, and that
they will not have the upper Red River
valley where the hair is short much
longer, Kittson county will see new
railroads in her midst next year.-Kitt-
son County Enterprise.
There is talk ofthe NJ. 4 NJ. putting in
two trains north to Winnipeg in the near
future. 1t is rumored that the deal has
been closed for the sixty miles of track
from st. Vincent to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ton Times.
Emerson Times: 1t is reported that
the Government intend removing the
Customs Office out to the N. p. & n.
station. This will be extremely incon.
venicnt, and will not tend in the direc.
ton of preventing smuggling. How
staff Of officials, located ut West Lynne
station, are to be expected to watch the
travelled roads between here and Penn.
bina, it IS not easy to see. 1t Is reported
also, that the change is to he effected on
tho grounds Of economy. The kind of
economy which places customs officials
at the most inconyenient spot possible
to watch the boundary line and thus
render the service effective, is Of an ex-
ceedingly questionable description.
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Teachera. Aasocl alton

The North Dakota Teachers' Associa.
ton will meet at Grand Forks, Dec. eth
and ?Stl. A very attractive program has
been prepared and that there viii! be
an interesting session, there is no doubt.
The following is the program:
FRIDAY, ga. NJ.
Address of welcome. Responsive and
opening address. For what purpose was
the free school system of America found
ed? 1s the purpose being accomplished?
j. NJ. Dsvine, supt. of l.aMoure county.
Discussion opened by ]. w. Fancl,er,
principal, Devils Lake school. The
school as a factor in the formation of
characteristics Mary Alden. Fargo.
Discussion opened by Will NJ. Cochran,
Mimic.
FRIDAY. lao n NJ.
Paper-IIon. H. Lord, Deyils Lake.
The efficiency and deficiency of the coun.
try sclool-John F. Callahan, Casselton.
Discussion opened by Prof. 2utledge,
Forrest River. kindergarten work
Miss Fannie Miller, Grand Forks. High
school work; what should it embrace?-
c. A. Hall, Lakota. Discussion opened
by W. 6. Crocker. Wahpeton.
FRIDAY EVENING, 8 O'CLOCK.
Lecture-State Supt. Mitchell.
SATURDAY, $50 A. N.
The duty of the first state legislature
to the schools of tho state-F. w. Cathro.
supt. of Bottineau county. Discussion
opened by Z jackson, supt of Pembi-
ma county. Paper-Prof. Estes. State
University. The Blair bill as a law,
considered by supt Z. A. Kent, Dickey
county. Discussion opened by T. s.
Wadswolth, Stutsman county. Tie au-
tocrat of the school room-Supt E. j.
Steele, Morton county. Norma! school
work for North Dakota-Prof. John Or.
den.
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sheriff. Bale.
STATE Of NORTH DAKOTA.
County of prmhjno

SlhAh 'F A>pnlH ~.
County of Pcmbina.
Notice 81 hereby given that by Vi tue ofan ex.
ecu'i II to me directed aud delivered and now in
nv hands. issued out Of the clerks ofi, e II the
Fl; st Judicial ID strict ''our STATE OF North Da
kota In and f.,r The County of Pembina, upon
Jliit ment and decree II foreclosure rendered in
Satic url favor David Dick a. administr..
tor OF lie es;n'e Of David Ogilvie deceased, and
~ inst Lous Mir n, Evafiete Miron William
Deering \ Co. John II. Watt. Winona Wagon
Go. and George +. Mckinney, and docketed IN
the tlice If The clerk Of said couri, in and for
"a county on the til day Of Des NIB. r. 1859 for
the rum of iiv, hun red and eigh ) three dollars
ana StSehty-sevcn c. nts (SiS3.1T) with interest
It. IN Dec mbcr 9Th, 1889 ana cn.tp Of 50 and BY
VIRTUE of a writ Ofextcuti II to be issued Tut II
e Office Of hec ERIK OF sid court, In and for the
count, of Pemb ma and tate of Nor Dakota,
l te sheriff Of said Penbna county, viii sell
ut public au,t on TO the aighss bidder for each,
IN Saturday The I1th day o. January, le9I at
ocltek IN. of said day. at the front door Of the
curt H. use. in the ci ~ Of Pembina, county Of
Peinb ra and state Of North Dakoia, N one psr.
el tn prem ses and re lertat. d. scr bed IN the
ud-meilt and d, cree to.wIt: The southwest
quarter Of rec ion No. twenty TIN ee (.3) in town.
Sip Nc. .ne hundred and s xty.tLiee jl6y) north
Of 81. rang, No. I'll y-tlr t5s) Yves. Of he sill p NJ
m Pembina county and s'ste Of North Dakota,
nd E. n n ng .ie hurdle and sixty acres &c.
cording he go. eminent survey thereof.
Nd. nNEEsHAw, lain frs A. tOrney,
WV AME. hrriR, Peinb ia County.
Dat:t at embina, December 4th 1889. a054
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County Of Penb SA' In County Court.
deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that Sarah Graham for.
merry Sarah Warden: tho Hdminstratrix Of the
estate OF Joseph Warden. deceased, has rendered
and presented for settlement, and filed in said
estate and whereas. raid estate IL ready for dis.
tfibusion. and that Saturday, tho 18th day Of jan
nary. ise0. being day Of term Of said court, to.
m. at the court house in the city OF Pembina, In
the county Of Pembina. has been duly appointed
BY SAG court for the settlement of said account
and place any person interested e said estate NAV
appear and file his exceptions in writing 10 the
ton thereof. EA ARvsrpoSn
Dated Dec. 18th. 1889. 1854 Jndco
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Mortgage sale.

WHEREAS by failure to pay the pr,ncip.,
nnd inleres, due March END, A. D., 1850,
default has been made in Tho conditions Of . Ger.
Nrnwn. ", Morigag"r. to the New England
Mnrs s;G secafty company, Mortgage dated
deeds in and for the county Of Pembina Dakota
i.erriaery' on the 10Th day Of May, 1884, at s:,o
" ,;s ,, a: M in book Of mortgages. ON page
W., ana whereas by reason oil said default Hnd BY
virtue OF The power In ead mortgage contained
me whole sum OF money secured thereby was on
,h me; ssnd day oIMarch, A. D., Iss9, due and pay.
The date Of thi. notice. the sum Of $500, principal
now due and unpaid. and the further sum Of SIS
. .mlere, , low que and unpaid making tho fnl
daie oil TINS notice. and no action or proceeding
~ law o: in equity has been instituted Ia recover
the rame or any pari thereof.
New therefore. nGtice IL hereby given that nv
Virtue OF the power OF sale contained in and re-.
corded with The raid mortgage and of the stu.
luies in such care made and provided, tho said
ihortgaased premises therein described at the
front deer OF the court house in the city of Penn.
nns in the , county .'s, Gf pembna D. public
d. y. or by his deputy. on Saturday. the goth day
OF November. A. d., 1880. At O'Clock in the after
noon, To- satisfy the amour, which will then be
es OF sale together with $50 attorneys fees MS sti.
pilla:cd in said mortgage. The premises do.
sssihed ~ said mortgage and 20 TO be sold arc
IN TIE county of Pembina and Territory Of Da-
ko,a, described az follows, to.wit: Tho east
hslf Of che northeast quarter aud the east half Of
the rn!l,hea.t quarter Of recion twenty .sexen CT)
township omc hundred and sixty eno( 1917 range
nifty NIX (56) wes,. containing one hundred and
sixty (16n) acres.
Dated; Grand Forks. d. r.. Oct. 10th, 1850.
The NEW ENGLAND MORTGAGE SEcTRIrY Co.
Mortgage.
l3,D Attorneys for Mortgagec.
The ~ owe and TO egoiIs sale is hereby I'D.
Der, a.. d. 1889 at 2E'clock in the Afternoon at
same place mentioned n above notice.
The New England Mortgage Security Co..
y. Mortgage.
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Johnstown. Pa. is an unluckey
town. The latest disaster being
caused by cry of fire in a crowded
hall and ten persons crushed to
death i'll narrow stair way and
75seriously injured by the frighten.
ed croud in attempting to escape.
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>, -, Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

Coun,yof Pemb M. PROBATE COURT.
c Wy virtue Of an order and decree of the county
vo ad OF ismhna county State of Nor:h Dakota.
Nest Nest. ndminls,rut"r of the estate OF Rsbsesss
sfs, for an order Of cens. se the
tam 'ssa'e o. Ism me said decreased. 1T The special
gay OF November. a. d. 1879 he shall. on The ss,h
Wy OF December, 1850 between the hours Of ten
nitern on of sntd day, to.wit: nj Two o'cl ,ek "
M. SCI, al publ sale vt the front door Of tho
con mr, mouse, In the city Of Pembina, Pembinu
nn'E: the real estaie described ns follows. io
WIZ: The southeast quarter. section il. town.
~ ~ iss, range IS and four acres on southwest
corner OF the eouth.easi quarter, section 40.
hon OF land will be sold subject to a Certain
n mor,gaSs. sid land il all situated iu Pembns
~. as S,a,e oi North Dakota, and will DO rod
Dated this eth day OF Dec. 1882
.dr,;,;..,..... GEO. WEST,
deceased. " AN'"eee" " Wssst,
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Save ono NIGHT

By purchasing your tickets over The
Burlington from st. Paul to Chicago
when going east. The fair will be very
low OH certain dates, and The Burling.
ton e. b. & N. II. R.) is day line from
st. Paul, saving you one nights ride and
avoiding detention OIL the way.
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Fargo with her agricultural col.
l,gc and Grand Forks with her
school of mines are trying to in.
duce the legislative grangers to let
them have an appropriation.
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SATURDAY, 1870 i. N.
Business session.
Merit Wins

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years We lave been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies TINT sell as we'll
or that have given such universal satis.
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran.
tee them every time. and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price if satisfac.
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely OH their merits. Short
Bros, druggist. Fl
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Probate Court.

sFt County es S 81 Probate Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Donald Mcintyre,
deceased.
Notice ia hereby given that John Mcintyre.
has aled with the judge Of this court, a petite n
praying for letters Of administration Of the es-
tate Of Donald McIntyer deceased and that satur-
day. the 2ist day Of December. 1850 al . O'Clock,
p: N. Of said day, being day Of . regular term
o. this court, to-wt: Of the November term.
1850. at the court house In the city Of Penn.
btns, county Of Pembina has been ret for hearing
salt petition, when and where any person in.
terested may appear and show cauee why the said
petition should not be granted.
Dated Pembina, December 4. 1889.
W. y. kNEEsHAw. 3. a. ARAsTRONG,
Attorney. Judge Of the Probate and
a-Sl EX.Officio County Judge
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THE
Northern Pacific
RAILROAD.

The only dining car line between Da-
kota by way of Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Chicago. Excursion tickets will bc
sold Nov. nth, 18th, 25th, Dec. 2nd, 9th
and daily Dec. 10Th to 23rd. and Janua-
ny 9th to Sth, AL inclusive. Limit of tick.
cts, 90 days. with stop.ote1 privileges.
Good going and returning Is days. Fin.
al limit Of tickets extended Is days for 81
and so days for $40.
for full particulars az to time. rates. address,
CIAS. 5. FEE, F.J.CUNNINGHAM,
Gen. Paes. ARt. ST. Paul. Agent. Pembina.