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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-01
MORTGAGE sale.

WHEREAS. default has been made in the
N nj ns which G
payable on the let day Of May, 1887, and also In
the payment Of the further cum OF twenty dollars
(sa) installment Of interest, which became due
and also in the payment OF the further sum Of
twenty dollars. (seO) installment Of interest
which became due aud payable on the lst day. of
Ma M ans iii as q, IL
est which became due and payable on the let day
Of Sovembe. ls uRon certain tain %%oTRgags,
ana Msssarsi Bs row hs wife. bcS Of PemSina
kota Mortgage loan CorPoratioh, o. BostpP, Mas;
fachusct!s, mortgages, Inc name OF which said
raid date. and to:wit: On the 18th day Of May,
1893. by an act Of the legislature Of the state Of
Masrushuretts, approved on said day. changed to
ing date the Eth day Of May, 1855, and duly re-
corded as mortgage IN the office Of the regtste.
Of deeds, in and TOR the county OF Pembtna and
at 0:lO o'clock a. m. in book - Of mortgages, on
page 431. And whereas, further default has
been made In the conditions Of said mortgage by
as ana sa
covered by. said mortgage. prior TO the date OF
rale Of lands, for city, county and municipal tax.
es. and the mortgagee in order TO protect the lien
OF said mortgage, hus been compelled to pay
the total sum Of eleven dollars and ninety mine
nine cents, (sn,99) on October 1st 1855 in salts
faction of The taxes lawfully levied upon and as.
scssed against the lands covered by said mortga.
&c. for the year 1885,, the same being than due
and delinq uent. And the said defaults having
each continued for period Of more than thirty
days, the whole sum secured by said mortgage IL
hereby declared TO be due and payable, as stipu.
lated in said mortgage in case Of failure TO com
ply with the conditions thereof, and. that by fea
son of such default and declaration aforesaid,
mortgage ut the date Of this notice, the sum Of
FIX hundred twelve dollars and seven cents
(s6la.01) and no action or proceeding OF law Of
otherwise having been instituted to recoved the
debt secured by ssid mortgage or any part thereof
| Now therefore. notice IL hereby given, that by
virtue of the power of sale contained in faie
mortgage and by virtue Of the statute In suct
be foreclosed and the premises described IN ant
conveyed thereby. namely: The south half O
the southwest quarter, ts1t sw Of section four
| teen, (14) and the north half Of the north-wes
quarter. nk nwA OF section twenty three, (23
township one hundred and sixty-two, Q6s) norti
rangs fysix s} gSTt in TIE s9%any
sold at public auction to the highest bidder 70
cash. To pay for said debt, interest and taxes ant
the Disbursements allowed by law, which sal
will be made by the sheriff of said Pembina coun
ty. or by his deputy, at the front door OF tn
court house. in the the city Of Pembina, on tn
nineteenth day Of March, 1889, at ten O'Clock q
H., subject TO redemption at any time within on
law.
Dated Fargo, d. T. February lst, 1850.
/ GLOBE INVESTMENT COMPANY, formerl
Dakota Mortgage Loan Corporation, Mortgage.
1884 Attorneys for Mortgage, Fargo, D..
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The financial standing of the town.
ship of Pembina, published else.
where will be very gratifying to the
heavy burdened tax payers, all debts
except the board debt of $4,000
paid and a large balance on
hand to help pay the outstanding
bonds. We are informed that this
school district is also out of debt as
far as floating bills are concerned.
This state of affairs comes in oppor.
tunity at this time as it will he nee.
essary to begin raising money in
both corporations for the sinking
funds. 1t is probable that the city can
get along with very small if any
taxation, as the income from licenses
will be about sufficient to pay the city
expences. Taken together they all
should mean very considerable
reduction in the heavy taxation of
the past two years.
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MORTGAGE Snle

WHEREAS, default has been made I'm the
w conditions Of u certain mortgage. executed
and delivered by William Reynolds aud Caroline
(his wife) lnortgagOrs. to Elias b. Heed.
mortgages, dated tho 18th day of September, A,
", 1ss3' and recorded as mortgage
10 the omcs OF the register of deeds in and for tie
county OF Pembina Ill the territory of Dakota
on me 9th day Of September. a. d. 1883, ut 9:l6
O'Clock A. H., in book 10 of mortgages. page s97
gage at the date of this notice the amount Of four
hundred and sixteen dollars (S416QO,) and no
action or proceeding has been instituted at law or
In equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice IL hereby given TINT nv
virtue OF power Of sale contained in said mort.
gage, and Of the statute in such case made and
PROVIDED, the sai.l mortgage will be foreclosed
Dy sale OF the mortsnged premises therein de.
door OF the court house in the city of Pcmbina
In the county of Pembina aud Territory OF Dakota
at public auction by the sheriff of said conn.
~, or by his deputy. on Monday the 22nd dny Of
April A. D. 1889, at2 O'Clock in the AFTERNOON.
to satisfy the amount which shall then he due on
| said mortgage, with the interest thereon. taxes
and costs and expenses of sale and ffty
dollars (S5O attorneys fees. ny stipulated il,
said mortgage in case Of foreclosure. The prem
iss, described IN raid mortgage. and so TO be
sold, are tbs piece ~ parcel 81 land situated in
and known and described as follows. TO vii
the north west quarter, INV qr] section twenty.
i've, l25l township one hundred and sixty. i1fO'
north of range number fifty.ss. 1851 west. con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres more or less
pate1 FEBRUARY sath 1889. 3a-3S
F. ". WILDER, ELIAS Is. REED,
A''ofnes 70 MortSasee Mortgage.
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Mortgage Sale.


WAEREe:As. default has been made in the
and delivered by William IIildebrand. single
man mcrtgngor. TO Flag b. Reed. mortgageee
dated the 1st day CT July 4. D. 1856 md recorded
asa mortgage In the office of the register Of
in and for the county of Pembna in the territory
OF Dakota. on the 9Th day of July A. ID. 1886. at
O'Clock Am :, In book II of mortgages. on page
1876 and there IL claimed to be due on said mort
gage at tho date OF this notice, the amount Of
| seven hundred and eighty nine dollars and fifty
been instituted at law in equity to recover the
Of.
Now, therefore, notice liz hereby given. that by
virtue Of a power Of sale contained in said mort
gage, and of the statute in such case made and
provided, the raid mortgage will he forcclosed by
ssale Of tho n.ortsasad premises therein described
court house in the city of Pemhina in the county
Of Pembina and Territory of Dakota at public auc.
ton, by the sheriff of raid county. or by his de.
putty. on Monday the a2nd day Of April A. u. 1882
ate O'Clock In the afternoon. satisfj the amount
which shall then be due Oh said mortgage, with
the interest thereon. taxes and costs and eSpens.
es OF sale. and fifty dollars $3.50 attorneys fees
az stipnatcd III said mortgage u Gaze Of foreclos.
ure The premises described III said mortgage
situated in the county Of Pembna and territory OF
Dakota. and known and described as follows. to
wit: The southwest quarter. (sw i section thir
| ~, (30) township number one hundred and fifty
nine, (15a) north of range number fifty lone. ISL
west. containing one hundred and sixty acre.
more or less.
Dated February eth, 1850, ss.ss
R.W. WiLukR. ELIAS i. IEsn,
Attorney for Mortgage. Mortgage.
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ATWine Trust.

The farmer is proposed rs the victim
Of the latest scheme for working the
market. 1fpresent indications 60 for
anything it will be as well, for those Of
our farmers who have limited means
and are not farming with view to re.
lieying themselves Of any superauous
wealth. to make some provisions 70,
binding their grain by hand. The con-
ditions existing in the market for ma
nilla, jute and sisai from which is manu-
featured most of the binding Irvine used
to-day, are such that the manufacturers
feel that this is the opportunity ola life
time for acquiring wealth. aud unless
produces substitute for ma
nilla and sisal, the northwestern farmer
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-01

United States court opened the first
term ever held in Grand Forks Mon.
day. United States Marshall Maratta
was there, and w. L. Purcell, United
States district attorney, arrived from
Wahpeton in the morning. The most
important case undoubtedly will be
that of Hull. of Langdon, for classifying
election returns. lie is now in the
county iail.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-01

Harrison's ride to Washington was
almost continuous ovation, Very
few presidents have been inaugural.
ell with greater satisfaction to the
people, as whole. Even the opposi-
ton now believe that Harrison will
make good president. 1t is still
true that Harrison grows upon us.
May that growth continue for the
next four years.
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Dated at Carli.
From the West.

Schootzenfelt vas der nammen off der
places we're dis rotten to der man yot
der Bioneer iOxbress brints. IL rotten
Elm letter pefore meier yet dose hapers
for aind it und ask holdings vat aloud dis
blaze gespracken already, taught l
God elm letter rotten und dole you vot
We vas dis winter dozen.
Veil. l vas yuse vrom Germany Offer
und blendy off miend vriends say Yakey
Wy you no rite dem bapers for like dose
Inglisl fellers und hat Something's boud
our beebles der baper in,
Veil, l say Wy. der baper fellers
know nicht Wy you dond yourself rotten
dem bapers for. Aber, day say, We can
NIGHT rotten so prooty like you Yakey
und den You vas elm skool deacher Ger
manv in und you can so much besser do
dot deezness in und efrey Won dem doled
me dot l musd rite. So off you YOU'D laff
l will dry..und dole you Something's aboud
vot der beebles und how We vas drying
to do vat We coold to make der winter
gvick bassen. Veil der beebles wood
like to eiu bost Office habe, because dey
vas away aloud nine miles yrom Valhal-
10, und udder bost Office, 'und der beebles
drinks vot Kaiser Harrison will be elm
goot Teller if he elm bost Office maclen
for der beebles here. Bedcy klinther'
hausen drinks he wood like der bost mas.
er to be, dond it aber drinks l mienself
will dot habe ven l mien bapers dake
oud: Vat you drinks?
Felix Hciser Koffen he vas der wood
bile looked down. Franz lIoffengurst
for OIL accound because Franz elm Frau
lien vas habe und Felix vas like dot Kat
rina SO moocll besser rs sauer kraut und
Katrina she drinks dot Felix vas goot fel.
Ter. Yah. Und so last week Franz say
Katrina, der vas agoin Wedding to be
sometime pooty soon gvick, because he
vas tired got wood cuttin und oil burner,
und to der talk of der Katrina, ind Fe'
lix listenin, ven der vas Won room del
haus in jusd, unG Franz und Katrina
locke sllwced und said, yah, das vas goot
We will der justice go before und married
pc in cooble of weeks already amid it, und
der teors of yoy run katrina's nose off
und Felix vas dickled like fly dot sugar
was blendy got.
So Franz doled all der beebles vot val
coold come dot der voold der yeddin:
habe, about Dursday, ID Marsh, 80. a
haf basd S o'clock der efening in und de
voold pc blendy fun. Franz to some o
der fellers vinks und says: Felix, 8,
pashful, We is will OIL him SOM
yokes blay vich der fellers dickles. un,
dey vas iogedder der heads poot und
for Felix am afraid.
Aber Mister Bioneer Oxbress l dink
dot may pe you will NIGHT dis brint so
drinks will sl,top uEd daI may pc l vii
!, I. dell you aloud dot Wedding my nexd il
und of you brind dis NIGHT l will som
oder baper get yot will. So look leedl
oudt because you know planned veil dc
blendy beebles will pc for dis accoun
=, :. looken. sloochly yours,
YAKEF GbcsESEI.LER.
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summons.


1EnRIro4r OF DAKOTA, District court.
County 81 Pcmbina. 9Th Judicial District
Simeon GerouX as administrator of the Estate
Of John Gingrn: deceased and Rosanna !Geroux,
plaintiff. against Ed:snrd Collins defendant,
The Territory of Dakota 10 the above NAMED
defendant: You, Edward Collins. are hereby
summoned aud required to answer the complaint
in the above entitled action. n copy Of which is
herewith served upon yon, and TO serve copy Of
your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scriber. at his office in the city Of Pembins, in
the county of Pembina aud Territory aforesaid,
within thirty days after serving this summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of such service;
atd II you full. TO answer the said complaint
within the TIME aforesaid, thp plaintiff in hi.
action will hpp!y TO the courtfof ths relief de.
manded In the complaint. besides costs and dis
burrements.
Dated January 4th. A. d. 1889.
W. J. kSEEsHAw.
Plaintiffs attorney, Pembina, DIT.
To Edward Collins: Please take notice that
the csMplaiat in the above entitled action wur
died with Henry D. Boraen. CLOG. OF the DIG
trict Court for Pembina county. ut his Office in
the court honre, in the city Of Pembina, on the
60th day OF January, 1859.
W.J. kSEEsuAw,
ic.lS Plsinti6's attorney.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Editors Of PIONEER EXPRESS.
In your valuable paper two weeks ago
your Carlisle correspondent, referring to
a wedding held Wednesday before, in.
sinuated that "money and cake were
scarce and that some "small boys" that
called were unjustly treated. For the
benefit of that correspondent and the
"small boys" ample provision had been
made for all invited guests and respect.
able callers. Yours, Etc,
EDWIN SpIcER.
Dated at Carlisle, Feb. 24th, 1889.
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Probate Notice.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
County Of Pembina.
In tho matter Of The estate Of Charles Crawford
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Henry Crawford
praying for letters testsmsntary Of the lat VIII
and Testament Of Charles Crawford, decsAsed
and that Saturday, the 10th day Of March, A. d
q special term Of this Court, to.wit: Of III
March term, A. D. 1882 at the court houss In Ii,
city and county Of pembini, has been st fo
hearing said petition. when and where any person
interested may appear and show cause why III,
said petition should not be granted.
Dated February 9Th, 1889.
E. A. AsHs1RoNa,
1874 Probate Judge
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Reahasaca..a
tier Of the estate Of Fit. Krswi.,

In the matter Of the estate Of Fritz Krswitt
deceased.
All persons having claims sgains the aid Ffits
Krewitt deceased. are required 10 exhibit The
same, with the necessary vouchers, 70 the under.
signed Administratrix Of said estate, athef red.
Pembina Territory Of Dakota, and that four
months have been limited % the time for credl-
tors 70 present their claims against aid estate.
de,ed the 18th day 70 January 1859.
NARY ERoEHLlCH,
sS.3s AdmiuiltsatSax.
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Notice 20 Creditors.

In the matter of the Estate Of Rnnicl Shay,
deceased:
~ persons having claims against said Daniel
Shay deceased. are required 10 exhibit the sune,
with the necessary vouchers. TO the Judge of Pro-
bate III his office in the Court House in Pembina
koia, and tina, four months have bee. Halted Ms
the time for creditors 20 prcscIt their clatLls
against raid estate.
Dated the alst day of January. .Ssa.
ELLEN SHAY.
800 Adnin!strattix.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-01

Some of our neighbors think it is
funny to say that Cleveland is about
to March 4tl. Such grim humorists
would make fun of a funeral process.
sion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-01
will have to pay just what price these

will have to pay just what price these
people ask for Irvine the coming fall.
Last years MANILA crop was a failure,
as the area devoted to it's culture is
small. it was almost total failure. 1t is
one OF the principal products of the Phil.
iipines, and from those islands we obtain
nearly all that is used in the Irvine man.
ufacturies in the United States. The
other material best adapted for use in
binding Irvine, sisal, is sea-weed found
generally in large quantities along the
coast, especially on the coast of South
America, and is remarkably scarce this
year and this combination Of circum.
stances furnishes the manufacturers
with an excuse and the farmer must
suffer the consequence. 1t is true that
there is plenty Of hemp, but those who
Know say it cannot be used to any ad.
vantage on the harvesters most in use.
That the people who are engaged in
making Irvine intend to manipulate the
market for their ends is best evinced by
the fact that dealers in Irvine and hard.
ware men have received offers from tie
manufacturers to buy whatever Irvine
there is i'll the country. and they tender
q price above the retail price of last fall.
They state that they must buy what they
can in order to fill their contracts. Some
houses have agents up in this country
and their agents have been enabled, by
the stress of hard times, to buy small
quantities from local dealers. Farmers
who have Irvine OH hand should be care.
full about selling what they have for GER
tain it is there will he kick throughout
the land when they begin to look about
for the wherewith to bind the next crop.
Grafton Herald.
Mr.. Springer sends the following mes.
sage from Washington:
As,ISGToS, d. c., Feb. o2nd.-Edit-
or Of the Tribune:-The principle of the
minority representation so skillfully and
successfully advocated by Mr.. Medill
when q member of the constitutional
convention of lllinoes is Incorporated in
the territorial bill signed by the presi-
dent to-day, and it is made applicable to
each of these new states in the election
OF their constitutional convention. There
Will be twenty-five districts in each state,
i'll each Of which three delegates to the
constitutional convention will be elected
and each elector can vote but for two of
such delegates.
1t might be added that unless the mi
nority representation principle had
been adopted it is not likely that the
democrats would have elected five men,
bers out of the seventy-five i'll each COLI
vention, as the republicans have ma
jority i'll almost every county in both the
Dakofas
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YAKEF GbGsEIEI,I.EH

State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucus
County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of +. j..
Cheney and Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State aiore-
said. and that said firm will pay the sum
of one hundred dollars for each apd
every case of Catsrrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Catarrl Cure.
Frank ]. Cheney.
Sworn TO before HE and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day of December,
A. d. 'SG. A. w. Gleason. Notary Pub
lie.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu.
Gus surfaces of the system. Send for tes-
timonials, free. FL. Cheney and
Co.. Toledo, o. Sold by Druggists, Is
cents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-01

ROBERT !; GEANNIss, Vie President.
WILLIAM !. EAsTcN, SctreIar:
Daily Republican., 1889-05-11

WAsHINGToN, May 1.-The President
made the following appointments: Asa
Matthews, Illinois, first comptroller OF
The Treasury; Frank q. Loveland, PEN
sion agent at New York City; Samuel Q.
Wright, superintendent OF the mint at
Carson City, New.
Forty survivors OF the Tippecancc Vet
GRAMS Association who voted for General
William Henry Harrison in 1910, paid
their re poets to the President.
The Treasury Department rejected the
appeal OF Edwin Boob from the decision
OF the collector Of customs OF New York
assessing duty on paintings imported toI
the Players Club.
Hon. Hugh $. Thompson, recently APP
pointed civil service comm ssioner, took
the oath OF Office and will inter upon the
discharge OF his official duties to-day.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Clhrkson appointed 1873 iourth-c' ass
postm steTs vest rdaS; l2i to NIL yacan-
cics ,au5ed by rosignnuons, 81 TO I'LL va
cancies made by removals ior cause anL
three by death.
Secretary OF State Blaine received
despatch from Mr.. Merrill, United State
minister at Honolulu, stating that OF
April o, a number OF the survivors OF tn,
wreck Of the naval ll;et al samoa Teache,
| Honolulu, where their presence crcatoC
profound sympathy among the Govern
Elent aud people.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-11

WANTED-TWO CARRIAGE PAIN
w TEkS. Apply at 40 French street.
milf
Daily Republican., 1889-05-11

DELAWARE WATER GAP, May TO-
Charles Kelley, veteran hunter Of Pike
County, Pa, yesterday killed three bears
uraide1 and armed only with an axe.
Mr.. Reilly lives on the border. between
New jersey and Pennsylvania, IN what is
known as the "Silyer Lake" district. On
Tuesday night he heard his pack OF dogs
in tho Townsend swamp, and, thinking
they had treed some small game, started
Tor the place on Wednesday morning
with all axe.
The underbrush was very thick aud he
could see nothing until close to the
game, when "a most unusual sight met
his gaze. he dogs had surrounded at d
sale distance large black bear aud her
two well-groSn cubs.
Mr.. Kelley OF once began retreat, but
before ho could seek point OF safety the
Old bear was upon him aud, rising on her
hind feet, made lunCe, but the hunteI
was too quick for her, and using the
sharp blade OF the axe cut her severely in
the neck. The brute returned to the
charge, but another blow disabled her
and she fell to the ground. The young
cubs then attacked the hunter in the rear
and, taking him Unexpectedly, soon had
him on the ground and were fast tearing
him into pieces when the dogs attacked
the two cubs. Tney at once lett MIR.
Kelley and began on their new enemies.
When Mr.. Kelley recovered the axe he
soon male short work Of them.
Mr.. Kelley was covered with blood and
scratches and his clothing was almost
torn from his body. The old bear weigh.
ed about 400 pounds, while the two young
ones tipped the scales at 200 each.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-11

ALBANY, May 10.-In the Senate this
aft rnoou majority aud minority reports
were handed in by the Committee on
q neral Laws, which invcs igaied the
trusts. The majority report begins es
follows:
"Witnesses have been examined and
testimony taken relative 10 the forma-
ton, management and effect of various
trusts ard combinations, prominent
among which are the following: The
Copper Trust, the Sugar Trust, the Jute
b, e. ing Trust, the Milk Trust, the Ele-
vator Trust, the Wholesale GrOcers'
Trust,
These trusts or combinations were all
formed for the purpose OF regulating the
price and production OF certain commodi.
ties or OF fixing the price OF certain ser
vice to he rendered to the public. The
Copper Trust Increased the price of cop
per from IL to II cents a pound, the
Sugar Trust advanced the price of sugar,
the Jute Begging Trust doubled the price
OF that commodity, the MIX Trust Cor
(Milk Exchange, limited) arbitrarily
likes the price at which the members
OF tie Exchange will buy OF the pro-
Queer.
''l'o the operations OF this organization
the committee would again call the at.
tention of the Attorney General. The
Elevator Trusts regulate the charges Tor
elevating grain at BuiIaloan New York,
and In each case the charges are liked in
total disregard OF law.
"Ihe Wholesale Grocers' Trust or IA.
soelatlon regulates the price at which the
members shall sell to the retail trade aud
the profit they shall make on certain
staple articles"
Daily Republican., 1889-05-11

DOR RENT-AN ESTABLISHED
Il boarding house, centrally located;
would self part Of furniture ut bargain; good
reah pns for the change. Address MltS. ", II.
WALLACE, 4. o. ms-Stt