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

WHEREAS default having Leen made in tho
wv sum of two hundred and seventy dollars,
(S2i0) and inierts thereon III the rate Of 10 per
cent. per annum. from November LIST. 1887, which
is claimed TO be due and payable OIL certain
mortgage. dated April 18Th. 1883, duly made and
executed by james Ryan and delivered to Gnffney
y kneeshaw, which sa mortgage, with power
of sn!e therein contained, was duly recorded IN
the office Of the register Of deeds for Pcmbinn
county. Dakota. on April 18th, 1859, ut 1O:ls
O'Clock q. m. in book . Of mortgages. on page 70.
was duly assigned OH April ;:9th, 1889 to John A
Eastman. and the assignment of said mortgage
WAS duly recorded in the office of the register
deeds for Pcmbina county. Dakota Territory, OF
book 70 of mortgages. on page 5G3, and. as no &C
ton At law or otherwise has been begun to 70
cover said debt or an, part thereof.
Now Therefore. no tlce in hereby given, that BY
mortgage and pursuant To the statute in such
case made and provided. said mortgage will be
forccIosed by Il sale of the land and premise
conveyed In 1aid mortgage. which are described
The northwest quarter, (nwa} section thirty
four, (3l) township one hundred and siXty.two.
(1Gst north of range ffty-two, (5s) west, contain
ing one hundred and sixty (lG0) acres of land
and situated in Pcmbina county, Dakota Terrific
ry. with the hcrcditnments and appIrtenances.
which sale will be made by the sheriff of snid
rembi:a county. or his deputy, at the front door
of the court house in the city Of Pcmbinu, d. T..
on the goth day of July. 1882 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day. nj public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash. to pay sand debt and nc.
criing interest to date of sale and tifty dollars
attorneys fces, nj stipulated in said mortgage IN
case of foreclosure. and all other COTS and dis-
hurscments allowed by law. subject TO redemp.
ton at any time within one year from dute of s9e
| us provided by law.
Dated ut rcinhina. June 9Th 1889.
+. D. HARRISON, JONI a. EAsTMAS
46-5s Attorney. Assignee of Mortgage.
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Resolved, that we regard with un.
feigned displeasure the efforts of Ger.
tain of the press to defame the known
honored and trusted characters of oul
officers ond leaders.
Resolved, that we sympathize
with the sentiments expressed by
Grand Muster Workman Powder'y IN
his letter to President Lucks, read be-
fore the convention. and we cordially
extend the hand of fellowship through
him, to the laboring classes represent.
ed by him.
Resolved, that we reaflirm the pro.
hibitiOn resolutions adopted ut the an.
nual meeting of the Territorial ALI.
ance held ut Jamestown, Oak, Dec.
18th. and the National Alliance held
at Des Moines, in 1883. prohibiting
the importation. manufacturing and
sale of all intoxicating liquors of what.
ever name or description within the
borders of the State of North Dakota
and the United States.
Resolved, that We recommend that
the constitutional convention submit
to the people. ut the October election,
suitable clauses for the prohibition of
the Importation, manufacture and sale
of intoxicants for other than mecllani.
cal and medical purposes.
Resolved, that the alliance men of
North Dakota, heartily and empllati.
cally endorse the official acts of Presi.
dent Loucks. recognizing in him an
able, wise and conservative leader,
who has not been debarrctl from a
conscientious discharge of his duties
by fear, flatter or threats.
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Committee on public improvements
reported that the contract of Mr.. Joseph
Ewing OH Cavileer street was complete
except some details which Mr.. Ewing
had agreed to finish as desired. Com
mittee also reported the contract of b.
johnson OIL Rolette street completed &C,
cording to agreements,
A resolution was passed fixing license
fee of $500 for draying within the city
limits. Adjourned.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

The latest among our contempora.
ries, is the North, published ut Min.
neapolis, in the interest of the Scan.
dinavian Americans. 1t is ably edit.
ed, has good backing, Judging from the
names appearing ut its head, and oc.
cupies place independent from other
newspapers, being published in the
English. We wish the North u cordi.
al welcome to the people In whose In.
terest it is established.
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J. w. Harden tested the temper of
the Farmers Alliance gathering at
Huron by the introduction of a free
trade resolution. 1t was promptly
voted down, almost unanimously.
Prof. Harden will so on experiment.
ing with the temper Of the Farmers
Alliance until ascertains that the or.
ganization has progressed beyond his
standpoint-that the pupil is greater
than the teacler.-Ex,
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,Eezm., Itchy, sealy. Skin fortunes.
without any interna! medicine will cure any case
Of litter Salt Rhcum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch,
no matter how obstinate or long standing. II Is
potent, effective, aud costs but q tribe.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05

In the mu,tcr of the Estate of I.emuis Mnrtlncau
deceased:
All persons having claims against raid Lemais
~ ,tiiicau. deceased, are required TO exhibit the
fdi;. with the necessary vouchers. 10 tho Emire
Mnrii-isa;,. administrariX of said estate, 1T her
rcsidcnct l.. ,hc county Of Pcmbina. Territory Of
Dakota. mid tl;.,t four months have been limited
I'M the time for creditors 70 prrdeAt their claims
against said estate.
Dated the asih day of May. 1850.
ELMIRE MARTrNEAU,
$3.50 Administrative,
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Summons,

TEnRIroRr OF DAKOTA, District court,
County OF Pcmbna. I Sth Judicial District
Thomas Itoncy, plaintiff. w. James II. Bird, as
administrator OF the estate Of A. q. Nichols, de-
ceased: W. w. Nichols. Annie Dcnccn, William
". Nichols. Jr., and JOseph Give McKnatry
Nichols, defendants.
The Territory of Dakota to the above named
defendants: You, and each Of you, are hereby
summoned and required TO answer the complaint
Of the plaintiff, 70 the above cptiiled action, Of
which oapy IL herolntO annexed and herewith
served upon You, and TO serve copy OF your ans.
wer TO the said complaint on the silbscribcrr. Al
their office In the town Of Bathgate, in raid conn;
~ and territory within thirty days after serving
this summons upon you, exclusive of the day Of
such service; and you are hereby notified that
II yon fail 10 answer the raid complaint within
the time aforesaid, the. plaintiff IN this actiop
will upply TO the court for the relief demanded
Dated February Goth, 1saa.
STACK & HOsxiNs.
Attorneys 70. plaintiff, Bathgnte, DIT.
70 w. W. Nichols. William ". Nichols. Jr.,
md Joseph Give Mckinsiry Nichols defendants
above named:
You will please take notice that the complaint
IN the above entitled action was filed In the
office OF the clerk Of the district court Of the
county OF Pembina. in the 9Th judicial district
q the Territory Of Dakota, on the 18th day Of
February, 1889. STACK & lIOsKINs,
~ Attorneys for plaintiff.
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CITY Council

City council met on Monday. The
principal business was to grant orders in
payment of work on streets and side
walks. The lucky ones were as follows:
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The con con is in full blast. We
hope it may not degenerate into a c;,l,.
can for candidates.
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Mortgage Sale.

DEFAl'LT having been made in tho payment
)of the sum of three hundred and ninety three
dollars and fifteen cent?, (S33. 10y which ID claim
cd TO he due ut the date Of this notice upon Ger.
thin mortgage duly executed and delivered by
Peter Rulston und Margaret ltalston, his wife, to
f. A. Wardwell, bearing date tho 9th day OF
March, a. ID. 1886, and duly recorded asa mort:
for the county of Pembina, territory Of Dakota,
on the 5th day of April, A. ID. 1886. at O'Clock
+. Nj, in hook 16 OF mortgages, page COS, and no
action or proceedings ut law or utherwirc having
been Instituted to recover tho debt secured by
said mortgage. or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice liz hereby given, that by
virtue Of power Of rule contained in said mort
| gage and pursuant to tho statute In such Gaze
| made and provided. the sud mortgage will be
| forcclOsed and the premises described IN ana
covered by sad mortgage, viz:
teen (Ii)in township one hundred and sixty Geo
north Of range number ilfty-fve, t55) west OF
the 5th p. NJ, in Pembina county and Territory
OF Dakota, with the hercditamenis and appurie'
nanccs, will lie sold ut public auction, to the
highest bidder for cush, to pny fnid debt and in
terest, and the taxes, II amy. OF said promises
and fifty dollars attorneys fee. Gs stipulated IN
and by raid mortgage III cnsc OF foreclosure. hnd
tic disbursements allowed by law; which falt
will be made by the sheriff OF s4id county o.
Pembina, Dakoia Tcrci,ory, or by his deputy, a.
Pcmbina in the county of pembna and Terrific
ryof Dakota on the 3rd dny Of August, 4. d. l669
Ut O'Clock in the afternoon, of mat day, sub
ject TO redemption at amy time within one yeai
from dutc Of salc ny provided by law.
| Dated June 18TH 1889.
W. j. KNEEsnAw. F. WARpwELL,
1879 Attorney for mortgage. Mortgage.
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Mortgage sale.


DEFAULT having been nude in the payment
Dof the sum of three hundred and nin.iy-thre
dollars and fifteen cents, which is claimed to
be due ut tile date of this notice, upon certain
mortgage duly executed and delivered by Charles
RalstOn to Frank a. Wartlwell, bearing date tho
a1th day of March, 1856, and duly recorded in
the office of the register of deeds in and for tho
county of Pembina and Territory of Dakota, on
the 5th day of April, 1856, nj 5 O'Clock p. IN. In
book 1G OF mortgages, Oh page COG. and no action
or proceeding III law or otherwise huving been
instituted to recover the debt secured by raid
| m0rtgs &c or any part thereof.
| Now therefore, notice il hereby given That by
virtue of power Of sale contained III said mort.
gage and pursuant to the Statute In such case
made and provided, TIE sud mortgage Will be
| iotec.osed and the premises dcsciib,d in AMI
covered by said mortgage, VIZ:
| The north-wcs! q,nrt.r (nwa) OF section TWEEN.
| ty.one. (.l) in TOWNSHIP tine hundred and sky,
| (lG0) moth af range ii.ty-rc. (55l west, Of tile
9Th +. NJ. in Prmb ia county and Territory OF
ces, which will be sold ut public auction 70 the
highest bidder for cash to Jay sud debt and In.
tereet, and taxes, any, on said premises, and
| fifty dollars attorncy's fee a. stipulated in said
mortgage in case Of Tor, closure, and tile dis.
bursements allowed by law; which sale will be
made by the sheriff Of lelnbina county, or his
deputy, at the front door OF tile court house. In
the city of Fembina in The county Of Pembina,
Territory of Dakota on the Bird day Of August: A:
ID. 1859. at two O'Clock p III. of Thai day. subject
to redrmptionIat any time within enc year from
date of sale as provided by law,
| Dated June 18th, 1859.
W. j. KSEEsMAw, FRANK A. WAEDwELl.,
49,. Attorney for Mortgage. Mortgage.
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FOR SALE.

Ten head of work horses, four
brood mares, 100 acre farm on the
bank Of the Red River, four miles
from Bowesmont station, 12O acres
under cultivation; good house.
stable and granary.
ADAM ]. McKIBBIN,
1851 Bowesmont, N. d.
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County Of = PeaSiSa. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Joseph Smith, de.
ccased.
Notice IL hereby given that Elizabeth Smith.
praying for letters testimentary and The probot.
ing Of the last will and testament Of Joseph
Smith, deceased, and that Saturday, the 10Th
day Of June, 1889. at II O'Clock a. m. Of said day,
being day Of special torn Of this court, to,Wit
Of the June term, 1889. at the court louse in the
city Of rembina, couptyol Fe,pbina has been soi
FOL for hearing sail petition. when and where any
person interested may appear and show csns;
Dated Fcasbina, Iune isth, 1859.
Z. A. ARMSTRONG,
IT'LL Probate Judge
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Furniture and
Upholstery.

Mr.. ]. II. Preston wishes to an.
nounce that he has opened a shop
opposite Chapman House, Pembina
for the sale and repair of furniture,
Mr.. Preston is a First Class work
man. and any job entrusted to him
will be turned out as good as new
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The American
Champion and Vic
tor Reversiblehave
been used success.
fully in making
roads of all kinds,
and are the best.
strongest and most
durable machines
of the kind in the
world. They arc
both reversible and
work right or left,
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wAII.A wALIA news.
uorr wheat Planted Than Ever Befo
-&tove sven Full Of Dynamite.

Mare yxheat Planted Than Ever Before
Stove oven Fuis Of Dynamite.
wALIA MALTA, Nor. M.--The farmers Of
this valley have generally complefed seed
ing, and EreatsT acreage than ever viii
be harvested nexs year.
Near Van Syele . few days. ago, William
Felden and ". Il. Ronick moved q stove
tza miles ia q wagon. sek - Up In the
kitchen ard built Gre which had just
been started when one OF thsfn1. cut Of ca.
rios5tv. opened the even d0er and found
within fIffy pounds of giani powder. 8
hox of eaps and . f9ss, which wAs
promptly removed. probably preventing >
fatal accident.
FoYty-a4sree carloads o. wheat wta seaTe
bare fer Poyssard 70 consfarss lcs0ifE
gr3sn ship os Vai!a WallA shsat
A psostitate named JenaAf " Nson LAST
night created some sxsisssnNas on Alder
street by prumiseuously nFtEg On : sA-l= 9a,lzez=
The posgice arrested and ysaeea Der u lAai
for The night Tnss naofnang she as
Hssssa 40 ard given her lshsEiy Nifa seftfe
earning fF0aa the isaEe-
80 E1F tbs faa tns auaoEns Of fsta = m
usually SNAIL More y ner<ssd - TIE iAFn-
ers sG permit piowing.
st q mcTeauE ck The esfF esssasssas tAst "a kns
tAe deas af the city waA rsssEleed sierra
Hen. wHa4na O. LanEferss, late ladse q
the 1rsf iad5eial dissric.. wAl leave tor sF0-
kmns Fasls fhAs week, wAers he vii Fran-
sss,e lag. with Charles & xsSoxhecs e hss
pArtner.
Next Monday fhe Grand ArraY pest -
wexton wEI preseaf ns1Eonll fAEa 70 tAs
sehools oz that burg.
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wAnkIAKuM coUNTr sEws.


Drowned In the C0fusnbia- Timber LANDS
in Great Demana.
CATHLAmET. Nov. 20--on saturday after
noon about $50 O'Clock, when the steamer
r. r. Thompson. from Portland. was be-
tween Westport aud Clifton. man who
was sitting on the rail at the bow lost his
balance and fell overheard. The captain
commenced backing after the Thompson
had gone about 800 yarjs. but by the time
she reached the scene Of the accident the
unfortunate man had sunk He il sup
posed 20 have been q man named Thomp-
son. who had been working in a logging
camp near Wastport Up to date the body
has not been found.
Mr.. Nicolai. proprietor OF q sash and
door factory in Portland, has been cruising
back cf here for the last tsFo weeks. he
contesQplates erecting ssgwmiii on the
Elokorsfn, with capacity OF 80. COO feet per
day. TO saw up some OF the valuable cedar
which abounds there.
The examinations OF teachers held here
last week resulted in the granting OF hrst
grade certificate to Miss Lettie Lyons and
third grade certificates 10 Hiss Alice An
derson and Miss Jessie Bair.
The new toat Eclipse Is making fast time
between Astoria and Gray's river.
Large quantities OF sturgeon are shipped
from Sgamokawa aud Cathamet 10 Port
land to be sent TO New York, and the fish-
ernAen make more money at IL cents for
unoleaned ash than they dfi during their
summer salmon fishing.
The celebrated ehieftain, Muck-a-mnck
John, has returned 10 his old stamping
ground after q long soiourn sln the Cowlitz.
Major Philip H. EA~twick has been down
here With some gentlemen from Portland.
looking over their timber claims. They
found that the man who loeated them had
not taken them on the land they flied ot.
At ali. il having been burnt over. bat had
craissd With them in some fine timber In
unsnrveyed land.
r. Harrington visited here last week
for the purpose of finding location for
fifty colonisss srorn Michigan
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Suicide Of Drunken Woman--Locomo-
tire stuck En the Mud.
PoRT TowxsExp. Nov. a.--A musatto
prostitute, known either as Josie GarbaFt
or Josie Arnhufst: was found dead, Eoat-
ing In the bay. near the fosindry wharf.
Monday forenoon. about 10 o'clock. She
rushed into the foundry about l0o'cloek in
8 frenzy Of fear. saying that she was pur-
sued for her life. and wanEetl 4 place To
hide. She then ran out into The street and
under the y wharf and was not agaln seen
alive. She has been in this city about three
years, and was always a hard drin&er. a
day or two ago she was attacked BY de-
hrium trenens, and WAS haunted by the
hallueinations OF the maiaeIy when she
ran into the foundry. She claims thxt she
was the wife Of soldier NAMED GaEbart.
who was formerly st Port Townsend. but
Is now in Cheyenne. She was about =
years Of age
The superior court OF Jefferson county
was formally opened yesterday afternoon
st 2:s0 o'clock by Judge Norris B. Sachs in
brief and appropriate address, 30 which
W. r. Hayes, in behalf of the bar. titiingly
responded. A. r. Coleman. +. Il. Moody
and +. r. Clark we're appointed by Judge
Sachs as q committee 20 formulate rules OF
practice, With instructions to report next
Monday.
The trestle over which Terry a Nc
Dougali's construction dummy was pass
ing. at the foot OF Washington street, sank
several feet under its weight yesterday
afternoon. throwing the locomotive over
into the mud, wheTe il now lies helplessly
on it's side. with its cab demolished. This
Is the dummy formerly used by Nelson
Bennett In the excavation of his famous
Stampede tunnel.
. he customs officers yesterday seized
three ten-gallon and one ivegallon kegs Of
brandy. port. sherry and Jamaica rum in
transit in bond from Victoria TO Phila-
deIphia. The statutes provide that spirits
in quantities less than fourteen gallons
cannot pass in bond. The case win be sub
mitied to the department
The tug Walluia arrived yesterday from
Portland and will Tow the British ship Esk-
dale 10 Portland. where she viii take .
cargo al -four for Liverpool.
The bark Seminole arrived last night,
and will load coal at Seattle.
Many oserdrewn and sensational reports
OF Sundays storm in this city have been
sent 10 various papers. One Of them states
that the Port Hudson Ice works were de-
molished. There Is ncthins. whatever IN
this, the works sustaining no damage what
! ever, and $50 VIII repair ell damage done
m, fha bav
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acfs which could not be revised ty the
conlnission can BE inserted in the body of
tis report when she acts are passed By the
ssg1slEfura- Further. Is l. sxpectsd that
the geneTal laws PASSED e thie session viii
he added 70 TIC code, and that they viii he
pnhlished in one volume after. ths session
ends.
The menhers Of the commission found
sery many impsrfections IN the present
laws. criminal and eivfl. a Washington
For instance. il Is not now crime for the
treasurer Of any company or association
10 cmbexxls funds in his frust: the treas
ureT b only civilsy Liable for their keeping.
Asither is il 4 crime 20 bslrn . railroad
bridge. ard there are many others to
which attention is called IN notes appended
20 ihs cssmmIssion's 3 report
1t Is expected that when tie Legislature
gets ready il uiil refer the report 70 joint
committee. and that the ctde vii! be IN
tsosiuced in Ifs four parts in the form Of
Hills and enacted IS neT Iaws.
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After Klectang 0Esrers Es Aa3rnrna 90
Meet again Next February.
SAx FGASe1sco. Nov s-Ths Pacific
Coast Chamher ot Commerce net 81 the
rooms OF the San Francisco Produces Ex-
changs today. A resolution was adopted
recommending congress 20 pass = national
bankrupt law, and fAyorsng the Tcrrey
hill A number Of oflieers were then
elected. as fellows; Secretary, T. G. Fried
lander: treasurer. Sather Banking Com
pany; financial committee. Mr.. Hihbard,
Of Chieos Mr.. smell. OF Taeomas Mr. Bald
win, al san Francisco.
A resolution was adopted recommending
the passage OF a sweet vine hlll hy con.
gress. W. II. Mills was appointed 20 ex-
tend an invitation to the Pan-Ameziean
congress 10 visit this coast. The commit
Tee adjourned after deciding 70 meet again
ina this city February 8. iSSa
TACOMA. Ncy. N.--Mr. SAnxel Iolyer,
the new president OF the Pacific Board of
Commerce. returned from San Francisco
today. he stated that San Fran
cisco refused 20 join the board.
fearing that the Interests oE
that city weald suffer associated with
others. San Francisco is becoming alarmed
aE the rapid growth Of Pacific coast cities,
and especially those on Puget sound. and
Is afraid OF losing the commercial snprem~
acy which she has held 50 long. The OBJ
leets Of the organization are to secure c0n-
gressioual legislation to develop Pacific
coast commerce. and advance the projected
Nicaragua canal, and secure coast de-
fenses.