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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-21
OF Agent for the latest improved
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. an
e. M. NIXON.
MOrtKnEc Nalc.


"1llEEEAS default having been made i'm th,
w sum of Two hundred and seventy dollars
(S:i0 aud interest thereon ii, the rate of 10 ne,
cent. per nnnum from November 1si. 1857. which
mortgage. dated April 12:i. iss, duly made and
executed by james Ryan and delivered To tairne,
II knccshaw which said mortgage. with tnwrl
OF sale therein contained. was duly recorded In
county. Dnk6ia, on April laii. 1881 at 1921:
u'c.uck H. M in book of mortgages ON pauc a
and said mortgage and the debt therein secured
was duly assigned on April s!,lli. 1854 To John i
Eastman. and lie assignment of said mortgage
was duly recorded in the Office of The register Of
deeds for lcml,ina county, Dakota Territory. on
the 9Th day of May, 1850, at 3:i5 o'cock p. H. in
book ~ of mortgages on J,n.e iii. md a. no nc
cover said debt or m. part thereof.
Now therefore. Notice in hereby gwen that by
virtue Of the power of sale contained in said
mortgage md pursuant Ia the statute in .uch
case made and pro,!d. sud mortgage Will he
!"icoir>,d by n saic Of the land md premise.
conveyed in sad mortgage. which are described
as follows. Ia wit:
The north west quarter. (nw y section thirty
fodr. C!D township ont hundred and sixty.lwo.
(lG.; north of range fifty two tja) west contnjn
ing one hundred md sixty (iGT ncrcs of land
and situated in Pcnbina county. Dnkota Terrific.
ry. with Tie lcrcdilamcnts and npprlriennncc..
which sale will be made by the sheriff of pnid
Pemblun county, or his deputy. nj the front door
of the court house in the city Of lcinbina, d. r.
on the goth day of July. ISs9 nj 10 o'rnck in the
forenoon of that day. at public auction. 10 lin.
highest bidder for cash. to pay said deb, and nc
criiI. mere, 10 date of sale. and iiiy dn,l"r.
care of foreclosure. and all other costs and dis.
burSrmrn's allowed by law. subject To rrticmu
ton nj any time within one year from dnc of sale
ar provided by Inv.
Dated NJ rclnbina. June 5,h. 1889.
II. ID. liAKTsOS, IOIiS y. EASTMAN
iG'5a ATTORNEY. Assignee Of Mortgage.
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Life will acquire new zcst. and cheer
fulness return, if you will impcl your
liver and kidneys to the performance of
their functions. DIR. J. II. McLean's
Liver and Kidney Balm will stimulate
them to healtl,ful action. 81 per bottle.
Sold Mt Short Bros. ALL
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LEROY.

bsnous
Peter Duprc has a new girl. Look on
for thirsty boys now, Mr.. Duprc.
Mr.. Nicholas Dame bought rattlin;
good mare from Mr.. Robinson. Price
sl75.
Peter Ronssin is seriously i'll. 1t i.
supposed that his illness is the result o
a suIistrokc.
There was a large attendance at the
st. Joe bridge picnic on the 18th. Every
body had II delightful time.
Alpl'onsc Pepin is getting a new ROO
put OIL his house adding greatly to the
beauty Of his farm residence.
The crops in this vicinity Ito use {:
common tcrm) are "doing wcll,' consid.
cring the previous cold weather and
fery dry season.
A pleasant company assembled at tho
house of Mr.. JOSEPH, Gcndron on the 5tln.
After a delicious supper, dancing was
kept up until daylight, All were well
pleased with the nights entertainment.
1t is rumorcd that one of I.croy's young
men is preparing fora nuptial knot. Per-
laps you can give us more light OH this
Joe, il what we hear is true? Well, you
know our best wishes are extended to
you.
We regret 10 announce the death of
our much esteemed young friend, James
IaCertc. who died on the 9th inst.
The deceased was about Is years of
age and was sufferer of hereditary COLI
sumption. The deepest sympathy of the
community is extended to the bcreayed
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Is. Goulct, of st. Nor
bert, Man., were visiting friends in Lc-
roy last week. Mr.. Goulct spoke very
fatteringly Of this section of our new
state; lie expressed his intention to
make Leroy his home before fall. We
say. welcome friend, may this change
prove agreeable to you!
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Take one of Dr. J. III. McLean's Iittle
Liver and Kidney Pillets at night before
you so to bed and you will lie surprised
how buoyant and vigorous you will feel
the next day. Only % cents vial. Sold
at Short Bros. AL
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Piles! Piles! itching Piles.

Symptoms-Moisiufe. intense itching and
singing, most ut night, worse by scratching. II
allowed to continue tumors form. which often
bleed md nlcerntc. becoming very sore.
Swnync's Ointment stops the itching and b!cccd-
Ing, heals liberation. and in mos, cases rcmnvcs
cent?. DIR. Swmyne i Son. Philndclphn. Fly
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Bucklen's Arnica salve

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Cbappcd Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positivcl y cures Piles, or no nav re,
CURED. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. pr;co
Is cents per box. For sale by Short
Bros. OIL,
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Photography.

Our Photograph Gallery is now open
every day and we are prepared to do
first class work in every particular. Call
and see us. We guarantee satisfaction.
5Otf SHORT Bros.
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SERVICES in the NJ. E. church next Sab
bath. 1890 a. m, 1.-THE Three Marys OF
New Testament" 7:l5. Song Service, 7:45,
"a Good Man." All are invited.
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1'ON.

DKANrON.
The Methodist Ladies AID will cate
the public OH the 4tl,.
Hope has been revived and confi,le nee
restored by the late rain.
Our streets have been very mucl, i'm.
proved under the supervisor of road
master Smith.
a large concomse of people followed
the remains of John Story TO the GENE
terry las. Sunday.
Erasmus Olson returned with his bride
Oh Saturday. The band serella,led him
Erasmus knows how to use the boys.
L. kibbce is training ''sccond nine.
He is a professional from way back and
expects to scoop the "lirst nine" before
the season closes.
The hall was crowded at the A. o, w
w. entertainment lust Friday. Rev. p.
Ahcrn's speech was a noteworthy fea
ture of the occasion.
The Good Tcmplars picnic held in til,
grove Wednesday was success The
day fine, the coffee cxhilcrating, the
band inspiring and CAN went merry as .
marriage bell"
Children's day in the Presbyterian
church last Sabbath, was very pleasin,
OCCASION. The hall was fcstooncd will
flowers aud boughs. Several singing
birds lent charm 10 the surrounding
and completed scene well calculat
ell to draw out the best efforts ofthe chill
dren, who did honor to themselves as
well as those who trained them for tho
occasion.
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MAR RED.

EAsrER-Ross AT Humboldt, Mimi, by
Rev. c. II. Treglawny. OH Friday,
June 18th, 1889, Mr.. George Easter to
Miss Clristiana Ross. Of Humboldt,
Mimi.
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MCLEAN Bros, railroad contractors.
took large number of mules and grad.
ing apparatus across the boundary line
on Tuesday for work OH the new Morris
branch. They hired some men here
and took with them.
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new FLOUR and FEED STORE

The undersigned desires to call
the attention of the farmers and
people in general to the fact that
he is now prepared to supply all
with Flour and Feed of all kinds.
WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY
Taken in exchange, or for cash, at
the highest market price.
Store on corner Stutsman and
Second streets, Pcmbina.
II. c. FELDNIAN,
Proprietor.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of tho Pioneer Elk.
press, by Special Reporters,

WALllALl.A.
Keep on a singing while corral my
notes.
Miss Emma Purtly, of Toilette, is visit
ing friends in this neighborhood.
Swinging and boating are now ripe and
both are enjoyed Ivy young and old;
Will Tubls, of Minneapolis and I. A.
Wilson's attunated form WIS seen OIL our
streets Lust week.
MIR. and Mrs L. Blakesley. of Sank
Centre. Mimi. arc visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. +. Hemsley.
A party Of Gretna people were enjoy.
ing the beauties Of nature and visiting
friends last Sunday.
All the young ladies' here arc republi.
cans and believe in protcction..-Wiat's
the matter with free trade?
A meeting of the supervisors was held
to furnish plank for road >ovessccrs. on
Wednesday, the 1911, inst.
Charles CRAVINGS ii. l.. was am,nend.
cd by the U. S. land commissioner ia
embrace the mel, 7.lG3,57.
Mr.. Robertson and John Robertson,
father and brother of James and Stuart,
of this place, are visiting here.
Miss Grace &. Loring left last Monday
for St. Paul. Minneapolis and Princeton,
MINI. for visit Of some months.
Corduroy" Joe Cross is becoming the
envy Of the small boys in being tho
proud possessor of u bathing suit and
being able to ride good saddle horse.
The town board of equalization will be
held OH Monday, June cath, ut the office
of the town clerk. All parties dlssatlsti-
ell with their assessments will please
take notice.
In the case of Territory of Dakota vs.
Edward Walker, in Langlon last week,
Walker was bound over in the sum OF
$3.50 to appear at the next term of dis
trict court, Cavalier county and to keep
peace in the mean time.
A Camp meeting will be held at JOIN,
+. Mayors grove. Wall,alla, commencing
ut 10 o'clock Tuesday, July 9tl, and con-
tinued until the next Sabbath. The
new district tent will be set up Oh the
grounds and used for the meetings.
Come one, come all to the gospel feast.
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w. H. HULL and H. Z. Doryal were
admitted to the bar last week at the
term OF court held at Langdon.
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OSCAR Sonderman who las been at.
tending S.. Johns College, near st. Cloud
during the past year arrived home OF,
Wednesday. This was little sooner
than expected, as his school WIS broken
up by an epidemic of black measles. o..
car has grown in stature, anil We hope
mentally as well.
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7 temperance Hotel

RESEAURART
have refitted and furnished the
Gingras building on Rolette street
for hotel purposes, and am now
ready to accommodate the travel.
ing public. Meals at all hours.
Charges moderate.
le-3m ROBERT HUNT,
Proprietor
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Dominion Day.

The Northern Pacific will issue rounG
trip tickets TO Winnipeg for $500 for the
Dominion Day celebration. Ticket.
good going June soil, to July LIST; return
by July 2nd. 1919
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the Hackel,sack creek enipties It's tur'
bulent waters into the Pcmbina. Quite
II large number Of Walllalla people made
IL pleasant call on them on Saturday.
They returned home Sunday.
Two OF the boys went up the river ON
Saturday last on an exploring expedition.
After passing Sturgeon lar, they came to
l.apum spring, where they placed q
spout tor the benefit of future travellers;
they then continued OH to Jamcson's
ferry anu landing. Here they went
ashore and had refreshments, both solid
and liquid. Rc-cmbarking, they passed
Coburn's island OH the left and after one
half hours easy sailing, arrived opposite
the Palisades of the Pembina, which,
are located on the right bank as you as
centl the river. The Palisades are from,
IS 20 $50 feet in height, almost pcrpenGl-
cular aud ut about i to s feet from the
top are Inhabited by colony Of swallows
numbering probably 1000. MS there are
about 500 nests. Good clay for making
brick can he found here. At the foot oil
the palisades the river runs smooth and
deep. Al'outa quarter of II mile further
up the river, OH the same side. is can.
drews" mineral spring, where the moss,
over and through which the water from
the spring runs, became pctrified To /.
spongc-likc rock when exposed to the
air, here spout was placed aud II small
basin made for the benefit of alter-con,.
ers desiring to irrigate; still ascending
the river they came to the foot Of the
Pembina mountains. towering 400 feet
above them. a beautifully wooded island
called Winter-green Island in the river
affords shelter to the traveller from the
almost tropical sun, and while gazing OH
the mountain sides, the boys eyes were
attracted to Il spot, though overgrown
with bush, an opening Of some size i'll
to the side Of the mountain. about %
feet above the bed of the river. They
pulled to the shore and after some good
climbing, examined the entrance to this
cave, known as Emmerling's cave. They
found it about 10 feet deep, Z feet higl,
and 6 feet wide. On the bottom is Il huge
flat boulder. nearly making floor for it,
the roof is arcl,ed and the sides perpcn-
dicular. The marks of the pick, which
cut this cave, could plainly be seen. II
is evident that at some time, the cave
must have been about 30 feet deep, as Il
large portion Of the side Of the mountain
had slid toward the river. The boys
then pulled up the river about half a
mile, where they were declared
from further progress by a dam OF
stunnps and trees Oh LOurin's rapids,
where the water has fall of about ten
feet in 100, and is very shallow, though
just above the rapid the river Is deep
again. After little more wet refresl,-
ments the boys returnrd well pleased
with their journey, disseminating at
Mayors wharf. near Lincoln Park. Those
seeking Il pleasant day cannot enjoy
themselves better than in making this
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BASE hall. this (Friday) afternoon.
Pembina w. Emerson. at the grounds
near the depot.
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Pierre Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
OF Pierre, Dakota; notary public, money
to loan and farms for sale,
5ltf Jos. LAPoRTE, Dakota.
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TIE district conference of the NJ. Il.
church, will meet at Mimic on the 9th
and 2sth Of June. Bishop Fitzgerald will
be present.
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BICYCLES.

If you want a Bicycle l am in a
position to sell you any Of the
standard makes CHEAPER than
any exclusive dealer. High pric.
ed low paiced, rubber tire, steel
tire, ball bearings, roller bearings;
tricycles, etc.
Every thing in the bicycle line
cheap for cash, or on the install.
ment plan. Send for circulars.
A. B. PURDY, Penbina.
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QrIrE number OF visiting brc,hrc,
from Emerron cnme oyer 10 a special O
Pembina Lodge oil Friday evening.
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]. B. srErF1N, of Bathpate, brought iii
three car loads of bronchoes from Mon.
tana this week. Two car loads werc fol
himself aud were driven to Batl,gate
The other car load was for the Gilfo I'd
Bros. and remained here. They were
an excellent lot and several have already
been sold.
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The rain of Monday was very good
what there was of it, but was only about
one tentl, of what VIC need. Farther
south and west there was much larger
quantity fell. Much grain in this corner
of the county has already suffered be.
yond entire PREPARATION.
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A SMILE which reached all over the
Red River Valley was caused by the
rain Of Monday.
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A SUSPICIOUS character called Burke
was arrested in Winnipeg Oh Monday,
charged will, being an acco,nplice III the
Cronin murder. lie is supposed TO be
one ofthe Williams brothers who rented
the cottage in which Cronin was killed.
Extradition proceedings will be held i'm
mediatelv.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-21

TIE Merchants Hotel at Grafton was
badly damaged by fire last week. a
large number of the fremen were absent
ut Fargo and the house was full Of teach
ers who we're attending the institute.
Tic water.works sayed the building.
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TOWNSHIP boards of equalization meet
next Monday, June oath. Ifyou are not
pleased will your assessments go thence
and kick or hereafter hold your kicker.
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TIE social at Pastor T,cglawny's OF,
Tuesday evening was attended by as
many people ~ could comfortably get
into the parsonarr-all seemed to lave
enjoyed themselves immensely.
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One of the most pleasant social events
oftle season took place yesterday, the
18th inst, at the Major House, kept by
George I. Wight, being the ina: riage Of
Professor ]. 7. Briden and Miss Mary V.
Burrows, by Rev. J. Il. Yost. Professor
Briden has been principal of the Mimic
school for the past two years AMI las en-.
deared himself 10 the hearts of all as AN
instructor and citizen. Miss Burrows
has resided with her sister, Mrs. Wight.
and has won the highest esteem of all
by her quiet, ladylikc manner in every
place. The happy couple departed OF,
All extended trip in the cast on the after
noon train. Mir. Bridcn's two brothers
and sister-in-law from Ncche were pres.
ent at the ceremony. Besides thore
were MIR. and Mrs. a. Mckay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rohan and Miss Alice Walthen
MIR. w. j. Briden and Miss Walthen
acted as groomsman and bridesmaid. AT
one o'clock the entire company partook
of Il rich repast served by Landlord
Wight. The highest congratulations of
the citizens arc extended to Them
Grand Forks Plaindealer.
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MONDAY the members Of the Catholic
congregation had bee to fx up the
church. Quite an amount Of work was
done. The church las been very mucl,
improved during the past few months
under the efforts OF the trustees and Rev
Father Jutras.
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Ok Tuesday of last week a child in this
city, aged twenty months, swallowed a
horseshoe nail nearly two inches in
length, retaining it in the stomach and
intestines until Sunday. She apparently
suffered ND pain and DIR. Harris now has
tile nail in his cabinet of medical curio-
sites, as specimen of the digestive
abilities Of the average Dakota baby.
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A VERY large gathering was at the
camp meeting ut Carlisle last SUNDAY,
notwithstanding tie heat of the day.
Everybody that could buy. beg or bor-
row a ride went out, and Nccl,c, Bath
gate, Hamilton and other towns did the
same. The services at the grounds were
interesting.
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GRAFTON people who met Rev. Chas.
Mclean. Of Pembina, while he was here
were much pleased with him. One of
our best WORKING temperance men says
that lie is a sincere and honorable chris
tian gentleman who was Put ina wrong
position because Of his INSCRIPTIONS
sincerity.-Ncws and Times.
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OS Saturday the township fathers had
a pretty heavy discussion OIL the subject
of grading road out from Hogan's
bridge acioss to to the Pcmbina river
road. The poor prospect for crops and
other reaf ons made them DENY the petit
tion. though all agree that the present
dry swell made favorable conditions for
grading.
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Hon. Jutlson LaMoure, of Pcmbina,
headed the list for the special purse
raised for the extra hose race, open to
all who contested the Wednesday race.
He WIS also very energetic in raising the
entire amount of the purse. and the re.
suit is that lie seems to have q warm
spot in the hearts of the fire laddies.-
Fargo Argus.
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GRAFTON, by the hand of II. L. IIaus.
samen. secretary Of committee OH ar.
rangements, sends particular and
kindly invitation to the citizens of Penn.
Dina TO celebrate the fourth Of July in
that city, and adds that il sufficient en-.
enlargement il given by our people, that
they will arrange for special train from
here on that day. As We said IN last
weeks issue, Grafton sent large mum.
Der to us last year, and deserve recipro.
city. 1t is a pleasant town to visit; the
run on the railroad is just the right
length for an excursion and we would
like to see large party organized, who
would no doubt have a pleasant time.
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ASSISTANT Superintendent L. l.. Rich
mond has new job sail OIL his vcloc;-
pede, and one can now say, velocipe de
runs and sails both in the wind and on
the railroad track. Mr.. Richmond is
quite hand in pulling in sail, and
makes us land lubbers laugl, the way lie
goes at it and pulls away when a north
easter comes in.-Plaindealer.
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n I:tIIE.

Mr.. Joseph Lee of the firm Off. La.
Al"''re d. Co. of this place, received a
telegram conveying the sad news Of the
death of his mother, Mrs W. G. Lee,
near Worexetcr, Ont. on Sunday. Mrs.
Lee WAS a sister Of Mrs. james I.angton's
and mother of Misses Martha and Rosa
Lee, who are now in Neche. Mr.. Jos.
Lee left on Monday toattcnd the funeral.
The bcreavcd relatives have the SYM
patly OF large circle of friends.
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ADAM j. Mckibl,on, Of Bowesmont has
traded his stallion to Clifford Bros. 10,
bronchoes.
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+. X. CAvILEER has four wild gosIimss
He expects to train them for decnys
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.w.aAFFNEY,
LAWYER,
BATHGA7E, DAKOTA.
FRANcIs MAcGowAN.
Attorney md Counselor ut Law. Special
attention given 10 litigation. etc.
ST. VINCENT, yNINN..
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BRIEFS: Mrs. Naylor, mother Of Mrs
Gus Short Of this city and Mrs. J. ii
Emerson of toilette, left for her home in
Essex Centre, Ont, yesterday, after spend
ing pleasant VISIT. Miss Annie Nc.
Kenzie is expected home Tomorrow.
w. S. Thomson arrived in town yestcr.
day....Thc young collegians have been
coming home in iiocks this week. From
st. JOSEPH, college, St. Boniface. Man.
the following "young ideas" hare arrived
Arthur McTavish, W. Lupier, Fred &c.
rouX, Fred DeI.isle, Amos DcFoc, Sim
con, Charles and Joseph Geroux, the lat
ter being sons of Simeon Geroux, Esq,
of Neche. On Thursday Misses May and
Nina Nixon arrived From st. Mays, at
Faribault...... Farmer Charles Murphy OF
Neclle.Jollctte, was in town Tuesday.
Collector Conmy WIS in the city We'd
nesday.....Miss Law, of Winning is
visiting at Geo. Tllompson's.... Jud La
Moure returned from st. Paul, and the
Fargo tournament, Saturday........R. d.
iioshins las been making the dust fly
between Batl,gate and here this week. =.
Mrs. ". S. Thomson is visiting at the
WIncliester......Wm Nelson OF Parktown
was caller OH Tuesday. Mr.. Nelson
says crops looked well when lie left, but
needed the rain they undoubtedly got
OH Tuesday........W. J. Kneeshaw drove
overland from Langdon last Friday.
Thos. Beer of Nechc, was in the city OIL
Tuesday."."Mr. l.. l.. Booker arrived
from Montana yesterday. In conncc-
ton with Mr.. WI. $. Trail, lie purcl'as.
ed $50 head Of broncl,oes which will be
here soon..."Drs. Dampier and Barnes,
dentists, are in the city.