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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

LEROY.
The young folks enjoyed "a good dance
ut Mr.. Gordon's last Thursday.
1t is rumorcd that certain young lady
had given up the old for the new and
that we shall have II wedding.
Quite a number of the Leroy young
men brought their best girls to the celc
bration at Olga OIL June 9th. They re-
port good time and We believe them
How did you like the Langevin Hotel.
An interesting game of base ball was
played at Leroy last Friday evening. he.
tween the Rosa Lake and Leroy boys
Our boys held their own and came GU,
victorious by over twenty scores.
This locality was visited with the
much wished for and greatly needed
rain last Monday. 1t made some very
sober looking grain smile, but some
still more sober, could not be made ia
smile. 1t did great benefit to the crops,
but some grain WAS so far gone that il
NAN ~ WY iIttiC SOOus
The matrimonial sentence was pro.
nounced for Mr.. Joseph Gladue and Miss
Maggie l.. Kline, of Rosa Lake, by Rev.
Father st. Pierre last Monday. The hap
py couple have the very best OF our
wishes. May the pleasures of your wed.
ding day reflect sunshine OH every day
OF your journey through life.
Died-On Monday. June 18th, Marie
Dumont, wife Of MIR. Peter Sove. The
funeral services took place Wednesday
III the st. Joe Catholic church conduct
ed by Rev. Father St. Pierre. The de-
ceased was very much esteemed by all
who knew her. The greatest sympathy
Of the community is extended to the
bcrcaved mourncrs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

TnE West Lynne station on the N. p
4 NJ. is TO he moved closer to the bouu.
Diary line.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

Ifyou are suffering will, weak or il,
famed eyes, or granulatcd eyclids, go,
can be quickly cured by using DIR. j. ii
McLcan's Strengthening Eye Salvc. 9
cents a box. Sold ut Short Bros, 4O.I
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

TIE Episcopal Sunday school of Penn.
bina and st. Vincent enjoyed ~ picnic
at the latter place last Tuesday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

a SIX foot two.inchc side walk is 20.
ing down on Cavilecr street beyond the
coolie.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05
Quarterly meeting Sunday.

REGULAR meeting G. A. II. on Monday
evening.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

TIE Drayton ferry case before Judge
Armstrong has been postponed from day
to day and is expected to como up for
trial at 1lo'clock to day. AIessrs. w. ].
Richie, ]. Z. Canning, &. Edwards and
A. Almas have been in attendance as
principal and witnesses.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

Rev. A. I. Foster will preacl, in the NJ.
E. church next sabbath at the usual
hours. and Toilette school house, 3 y. M.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

Miss Cora L. Smith, u favorite clocu.
ZIONIST of Grand Forks, and late teacher
OF clocution ut the Grand Forks Univcr.
sity, will give an entertainment in this
city OH July 18Th, under the auspices and
for tile benefit of the q. A. X.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

DIR. HOLLAND came near having run.
away Monday. The horse got trighte,,-
eJ at the end IF the bridges and made a
quick turn landing he doctor rather un.
tremendously III the street. dragging him
severn! yards by the lines. No damage
done, excepting the doctor having n UNI
comfortable shoulder for IL while.
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Rev. re. Wvlie's I,ecture,


A pretty fair sized audience greeted
Rev r. c. Wylie at the NJ. +. churcl, OH
Monday evening. MIR. Wylie is broth.
er of ]. NJ. Wylic, Esq, of Drayton, is a
Presbyterian clergyman and an agent
for society whose object is to cultivate
the morals and to have religion, morality
and God Recognized in the government.
The Rev. gentleman is q fluent, pleasant
and logical speaker and his lecture waf
thoughtful, argumentative and convinc.
ing.
We have not space 10 fully report hi,
lecture, but as specimen of his style O
argument, would luke up one of hi.
points, that the government could mo-
stand neutral OH the Sabbath question
II 1t should he agreed that the govern
Inent stand neutral and make no Law
about the Sabbath, then when the gov
eminent machinery began to move
would it stop OIL the Sabbath? II it dit
it would not be neutral. hut would bt
taking decided stand; if it did not stol
then it would take decided stand OF
the other side.
The speaker asked that several othcl
moral planks be engnfted in the consti
tuition, that religion, morality and virtu.
be recognized III the public schools, tha
God DO recognized us the source of au
thority, that the laws affecting the family
relation be made strict and divorce
granted only OIL scriptural grounds
The plea for prohibition clause wa.
strong and his arguments very convinc
ing. On the whole the lecture was
treat, which We would have been sorry
TO miss.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

THE depot is about ready for tho paint.
ers. With but one or two exceptions it
is the best arranged and most roomy de-
pot OH this division.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

Mr.. JOSEPH, Ewing I,ss secured coli.
tract OH tile Morris extension and will
commence work as soon us he can gci
ready.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

COUNTY commissioners met as a board
equalization on Monday hut spent q
good part Of the week in waiting for lie.
linqnemt returns from some of the towns
An expense which should be charged up
to the delinquent assessors.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

A GOOD number from Emerson and
st. Vincent Joined the Pembina delega.
TORS for Bathgate. The trim for the
south left at eight o'clock sharp, and lad
on board u fair number of celebraters for
Grafton and Grand Forks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

JAMES Langton has his new residence
OIL his farm nearly completed. 1t is as
well arranged and finished dwelling as
can be found any where through the
country,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

The most delicate constitution can
safely use DIR. ]. II. McLean's Tar wine
Lung Balsam. 1t is a sure remedy for
coughs. loss Of voice, and throat and lung
diseases. For sale by Short Bros. Ill
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

By the signal office report it will be
seen that June las been remarkable
month in two things. being the hottest
and driest June, since the establishment
of the service here.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

DR.. Harris says it's easy to please a
man like Veazey, when he las mule
boy for the first time in the house. 1t
makes him 80 good natured.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

We believeit would he Il righteous law
that compelled everybody who builds a
wire fence to either put pole or board
along the top. In fact we are not sure
but an action for damage could be sus.
tanned against the owner OF a wire fence
without such guard.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

A SERIES of Farmers Alliance pic. MICS
are to be held next week at which,
Messrs. Stimmel, Muir and other noted
speakers are expected. The dates are us
follows: At Drayton July 9th, Carlisle
on the 10th Walhalla on the 1lth and
Cavalier on the 10Th.
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Township Supervisors.


Board met pursuant to call from clerk
Present, full board.
The field notes and plat of road called
"llogan road" were received from i.
Heberl county surveyor, all the require.
nlcnts of the law having been fulfilled as
regards to opening the Hogan road. The
road was declared located.
Mr.. Mcneil the contractor for the
bridge across the Tongue river on the
Hogan road reported that the bridge was
completed and ready for the board.
The board went and inspected the bridge
and reported that the bridge was finished
i'll workmanlike manner aud that they
were well satisfied and accepted the same.
The following bills were allowed on
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

Grand Forks Herald: "N. L. Sl,attuck
OF Fargo, deputy United States marshal
was in the city last evening OH his way
to Bismarck from Pembina. He had il,
charge Pcmbirnte surnamed George
Farewell, who is charged with impcrson.
ating Il United States officer and obtain
ing money by false prctenccs. Mr.. Fare.
we'll was Oh his way 10 Bismarck for ex.
animation" Who is Geo, Farewell?
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

A SIDE track over quarter of IL mile
long is being graded on the west side of
the track, from Stutsman street to way
beyond the round house. This is being
done to accommodate the Manitoba con-
struction supplies and general freight
that are taxing the rolling stock at this
end. l.. i. Booker las the contract.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
2s:ssy s Ssss
Auditor ..:........... J. G. HcNsminee, Bismarck.
go ,n, q Emis.atio9. :. H. HsEgerty: ABERDEEN.
SSSss IA RAJ SssIs CT Ts%pIstsa: ds:aa TIs
u.s.cusroMs.
Collector. W. Edwards. st. Paul.
Deputy Collector. ........N. E. Nelson, Pembina.
Capt. Dan x.r.s Z; i b saaaet.'
DRPurIIs.
J.E.Hassart, Fargo;J cMsrshall, Hamilton.
u.s.LANDorPicx.
Resi:tsr.. Gorbet, Grand Forks
Rogers Grand Forks
u.s.ARxr. rosrPExBlNA.
n. 4. THsAxrR.-Msjor 18th Infantry, COM
6 St:f II; Holland; HS,1snd-pos. SURGEON: -
Capt. Z. 8. Chspin.-Commandlng company b.
Lieut.. A. 8. Rowan.-Post adjutant acting Gig
ON. and &. o. '' - 80
Member Of Terfitoriai Councii.-... Hon. Peter
Cameron, Tyner.
commissioners 1st Oist.....T T.. i'll Lemon, PembinA
do End Dist...Jchn johnson, Gardar
10 ID Di.t..s L: Hsight. St. Thomas
do 9Th ....H. C. rnold, Crystal
do Eth Dist......... II. McGuin Ernest
Register Of Deeds...Jchn Andernon, st. Thomas
County Auditor. ... John Kabcrnage, Pembina.
rreasurer..... ......... Ed T. Thompson Pembina
County Attorney J. Kneesliaw Pembina.
sherif..... ....... .....Wm. James, Bathgatc
Judge Of ate.....E. A. Armstrong. Pem6ina
e1Jt. Of Schools. Z. Jackson, pembina.
Coroner. j. B. Muir Hamilton
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05
Weather Rsport.

The following is brief summary Of
June weather. by the St. Vincent signal
Office: Mean reduced barometer, 1901 ;
highest on the 23rd, lowest on the 18th;
range 80 inch. Mean temperature 60
degrees; highest 90 on the 2sth; lowest 50
on the 3rd. Greatest daily range was
43 degrees OH the 3rd. No June has
been warmer. Coolest was in 1877, lnear,
Sc degrees. Last year the mean was 63.
Prevailing direction Of wind was south I;
greatest velocity, IS miles. from the
south, on the 23rd. Total movement was
Coos miles. Total rainfall was &c of an
inch. which il rs inches below the nor.
NAL fall, and driest June since estsb.
lisllment of the signal station. Rain in
appreciable quantity fell OIL 6 days. Tie
greatest rainfall in June was in 1877 when
nearly 10 inches fell. last year We got
nearly S.5 inches. Number. of cloudless
days Was 10. partly cloudy 8 and cloudy
6. The year since January LIST is def
cient IA inches OF rain from normal, and
has temperature excess of S6S degrees.
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1
at 10 o'clock Tuesday, July OIL. and con.
tinued until the next Sabbath. The
new district tent will be set up on the
grounds and used for the meetings.
Come one. come all to the gospel feast.
Real Estate Transfers.
Tic following is a list of real estate
transfers for the week ending July 5tl,,
1889, furnished by Mr.. o. NJ. O'ReilIy, OF
the register of deeds office, Pcmbina:
Gins. Cavileer u N Geroux, lot Is in b
IA. Pe,nbin. $50.
Vermont Loan & Trust Co to Arthur
johnson, WI, set and %, sw{, 80. l6l 80
81 900.
Scottish American Mortgage Go to Mar
garet ] Switzer, WI, sWl and WI, nw{ II.
1924. $lO15.
John Mc1.auren to ). S. Grandy, lot 10
blk 10. st Thomas, $40.
Samson W Fry to u 4 NJ II Il, lot IL, b
SO, Pembina, SIS.
q Hunting and wife to VIM Dobie and
Il Armstrong, nj, sw4 and sci, sw3, 90
1882, $500.
Agnes Winlaw TO Christlana Young, lie
t, 3l-l62-52, $1,000.
j II Gibson and wife and j McCullocll
and wife to g s Haycr, lot Is blk o, St.
Thomas, $45.
Johanna Skaptason to school dist. No.
CD, acre of net. 7.lGO. sc. ST
LC Sarmo to c Peterson nj, SET, ll-lGg
sc. 81 100.
Win Crawford to Ellen Shay, lots IG
and IL blk 3G, Ncclc, $l4.75.
j X o Sherwood and wife. to w Il
Wheeler, sci, l-lG2.54, 81.
Esther Peterson, Andrew Peterson and
Louis Akcrs, to l. Il Booker, sci 7-lG3.5l,
800.
VIM. Campbell and wife to Frederick
Deiclert, lot Z. blk II, Cavalier. $500.
TClarke and wife To James Symington
VIZ, set, lG-l63-54, 81.
John ID. Gordon and wife to ] Holmes,
set, S-1G3.55. $3.50
r Monson to q Johnson and L Gud-
mundsoD. WI. net and VIZ set, 2-l59.5G,
5000.
w. II. Lyons and wife to l. T. Booker,
swi, nwl and nwi, swl.S- and sci, mel
and net Of sci, 7-lGl.56, $500.
A A White to ] NJ Chisholm, lots l,2.
8, and Z, blk 4, Hamilton, $75.
Sarah $ Mcintyre and ] V Mcintyre to
A Schulz, net, 9-l59-5i, $1,000.
Richard Swain and wife to IIyacintll
Nidnaux, lot 10, blk 8 Necl,e, SlS4.
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TRADE is Stacking up very pciocpta bly,,
The merchants arc not anxious to sell
and the farmeta are not anxious to buy
While this is not as pleasant a combina-
ton OF circumstances as we could desire,
yet it is right and natural, and is a very
much better state Of things than year
ago this time. Then every thing looked
bright aud everybody was tliscounting
the future, when the future in most cases
was frosted wheat. We will all have to
learn economy, and perhaps the pennies
saved throug, the fear of failure of the
crops many in the end add almost rs
MANY pennies to the general wealth as
If We were blessed with good crops.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

WE regret to learn that Miss Sl,urtlifFe
has severed her connection with the
primcry department of the city school
Miss Slurtliife has made successful
teacher and will carry away with her the
love Of little pupils aud the respect and
regard of their parents. She left for
Neche, yesterday and sexpccts to visit
friends in Ontario this summer.
BRIErs:-Senator Girard, of Manitoba,
was shaking hands with old acqunint.
ances in this place this week. Sidney
Spreads left for Ontario last week.........
Mr.. ]. NJ. Wylic, of Drayton, accompa.
MED his brother, Rev. Il. e. Wylic to this
city on Monday. Rev. Mr.. Wylie ex.
poets to spend II week in Bismarck
among the con. con. delegates. Mr..
and Mrs. C. Hayes. of Polk county
Mimi, are visiting will, Mr.. and Mrs
F.A. War!wcll this wcck......Mr. Thos
w. Wright, Of Hamilton, listened TO Rev
Wylie's lecture on Monday evening will,
q great deal Of interest .....Hon. T.. II.
Bergman, who has been q comparative
stranger of late. was welcome visitor in
his old !'aunts at the county seat Monday
.....J. w. Hughes and Il. A. Douglas, OF
Cavalier, were in town last week.........
Miss Mary Greenwood left for her home
in Ontario few days go......Capt. Is. II.
Webster was in from his farm on Tues
day. lie says crops are looking fair in
south Hamilton......Rev. l.. ID. Wardwcll
is home again after a pleasant visit at
Reynolds, Grand Forks county......R ID.
lioskins, Jutlson IaMoure and l.. f..
Booker have gone to help start the new
state at Bismarck this week.....W. ].
kneesliaw took trip to Winnipeg on
Monnlay"...Prof. Bishop, late Of Pe,nhina
public schools, is reporting for the Plain.
dealer at Grand Forks......Mrs. Trotter,
mother of the Trotter Bros, the popular
merchants of Niche, is visiting ut Mr..
and Mrs. II. e. Feldman's....P.I III. Nc
MILAN, of Hamilton, prominent and
earnest alliance member, was pleasant
caller OH Monday......M MIR. W. Trottcr of
Neche was in the city Saturday. Miss
Law, who las been here visiting at Geo
'rhompson's left for her home in Winni-
peg, Sunday.......J. ID. Winlaw made a
trip to Grand Forks the first of the week,
in response to Il summons, having in
charge certain county records as evil
dcnce in the Hood Bros Young cl,atteI
mortgage casc...... Treasurer Thompson
returned to Pembina Tucs,lay,.......Tle
following attended the Winnipeg races:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton, I. G. Shaw, Miss
Mary Mckenzie, Mr.. and Mrs W. S.
Thompson, Mrs. Winchester, Miss Annie
Mckenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. Stockdale, Capt.
Chaplin and W. J. Knees haw....E. w.
and Il. Z. BOSNIAN, OF Warren, MINI.
were in the city Tucs'Iay......V. Quack-
enbusl, was in the city Wednesday.
Sheriff James drove in from Bathgate
Tuestay.........Clas Edwards and J. {.
Canning, of Drayton. were down Tuesday
.....H. y. Joy and II. a. Tl,ackcr came
i'll to see the commissioners Wednesday
G. r. Harmon and q. L. Beemer came in
from Bathgatc Wednesday to see the
commissioners about organization.
]. W. Winchester left for Warren, Minn.
Wednesday. in response to telegram
from his brother, e. G., announcing the
death of his brothers wife.
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WAl,IlAl,l.A.

A Camp meeting will he held ut John
+. Mayors grove. Walllalla. commencing
at 10 o'clock Tuesday, July OIL, and con-
tinued until the next Sabbath. The
new district tent will be set up on the
grounds and used for the meetings
Come one. come all to the gospel feast.
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II. ). ROSS, PEMBINA.
W. j. KNEEsnAw, PEMB1Nl
TIE PI0NEER. RIPRESS,

Entered at the postofiice at Pembina as recop
'laes mail matter.
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SrErIIES Whalen, of st. Thomas, and a
companion named O'Conner were bath
ing in the Red river and suddenly Whul-
en- stepped into hole out Of his depth
and disappeared, and before assistance
could lie had lie was drowned. The
body was secured and taken TO the home
of his parents who reside q few miles
from st. Thomas, and the interlnent
takes place to-day. Tie deceased was
well known and much respected by a
large acquaintance, and Ills business us a
wheat buyer made him thoroughly well
known to st. Thomas farmers and also to
Hillsboro people where lie was engaged
last fal! and winter. His parents were
among the first settlers here and have
the sympathy Of many friends in the
sudden taking of of their promising son.
RAIS in scattering showers and pretty
fair quantity fell OIL Friday and following
days, over large part of the Valley.
The rain will DO a very great amount of
good but the best we can say of the situa-
ton is, that it makes partial failure GER
tain when before nearly a total failure was
probable. From tho reports We lave. we
conclude that Pelnhina county is fully
better OFT than the rest Of the Red River
Valley, but under the most favorable
circumstances We cannot look for more
than half crop. Wheat is all III head.
Straw is very short and the heads are
poorly developed.
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AROUND TOWN.

FRIDAY, july S, 1883.
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EXAMINE BEFORE YOU BUY.

WHEN in a groccr's store you stand
And cakes of IVORY SOAP demand,
Be careful not to be mislcd
And limitations take instead,
For dealers oft will praises sing
OF that which may more profit bring.
Let not your senses cloudcd be
Because a snowy cake you sec.
For villainy is not confined
To darkest colors, bear in mind.
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st. p. M. & M. r. r.

=! |9ES Z "a
passenger trains arrive daily f,om the south at
12:sp y. III. and run through 10 Emerson. arriv.
tug Of p. IN. Leaves Emt is0n 70. the soiiih ut
aS p nj. arriving at St. Vincent .:4v, leaving for
the Montana Pacific express. Dining ears lie.
tween CiU kitten and S.. 1'aul. For further par.
t;cninrr address II. NJ. GkAssE, Agent.
st. Vince ut, MINI.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-29


son admitted 70 citizenship
D. F. Chamberlain rs Wm- i Wood
in. trial before the court in progress.
Resolutions upon death Of Col
Chas- 4 Wood after remarks by
members Of the bar and court. adopted
and ordered spread upon the minutes.
THURSDAY
Burgess Canal ( IrriZaring Co. IS
J. Webster e al demurrer to com
plant sustained. plaintiff has twenty
DAYS 70 amend. defendenr N days
after service OF amended complaint
70 answer
Territorial grand jury presented I
true bill and 3 bills ignored.
Territory vs J. Z. Recliv.
Terrirorv vs John 4 Taylor,
TERRITORY = Alf DehaIl ct al. bills
ignored and defendants discharged
h ". Curtis " West & Drulnller.
judgement FOR plaintiff for s342. 81
and costs.
". L ParrOrt < co. Is West <
DrumiIer judgement for plaintiffs tor
sII43. % and costs.
D. a. Biethan vs. West & Drumiier
judgment for plaintiff for s475 and
cOsts.
G. Bunting & co. rs West Z Drum
ileg Judgment for plaintiffs for 1923.
~ and costs.
" E. smith & Co. rs West &
Drumiler Judgment for plaintiffs for
SI7I3-59 and costa
MARY Z. Graham rs George 4.
Graham default of defendant entered.
C. Bunting & Co. rs Idaho Trad
ing Co judgment a. demanded IN
prayer Of complaint.
Ira King Hillman rs John Hard
wick et al, separate demurTers with
drawn and defendants have three DAYS
70 answer
U.s Grand jury presented two
true bills.
United states vs Rufus Caldwell
bill ignored and defendant discharged.
Evans Littlefeld & Co. West &
Drumiler, judgment for plaintiffs FOR
800 and costs.
Territory ys Thomas Womack,
Territory vs Harry Mckay.
Territory W Wong Song Louis defen-
dants plead not entity.
d. f. Chamberlain vs VIM. A.
Woodin, trial before the court in pro-
gress.
FRIDAY
Territorial grand jury presented )
true bills and ) bills ignored.
Territory &c vs. James Iverson.
John Demmarras Dick Sullivan, Frank
r. Wilson, VIM. Brown and P. Nc
Samara, bills ignored and defendants
discharged.
Territory &c vs Thomas Ran, W. 4.
Fenton, D. w. Jones, Jas. Brannon
William MalOy, defendants arraigned
and given until tomorrow TO plead
Mary T. Graham vs. Geo. s. era
ham, decree Of divorce granted plaintiff
United States W z. y. Austin. 1.-TWO
cases. defendant arraigned and given
TO tomorrow to plead.
United States W. Christian Hogan
son two cases. defendant arraignef
and given until tomorrow to plead
United States VS. Thomas Parker
defendant arraigned and given unit
tomorrow to plead.
Mary Ann Baird w John Baird
default Of defendant entered.
United States vs. John Cozzens ans
Samuel Kunze, defendants To be re
sentenced on the 24ta inst.
Provo Mfg Co. vs West & Dru
miller, judgment for plaintiff 70
s69760 and costs.
Fred J. Keisel & Co. vs. West. 4
Drumiler judgment for plaintiff 70
slo79 and costs
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-29
REASONS
Why Ayers Sarszpzrilia IS
preferable 70 any other for
the cure Of Blood Diseases

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