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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-17

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-17

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-17

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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
the Board OF County Commission.
ers Of Psmbina County.

Oh the Board OF County Commission.
ers OF Psmbina County.
Wednesday. January 9Th, 1880.
Board met persuant TO adjournment.
Present Chairman Mc(iuln, Commits.
siOners johnson, Vaughn and Manss,l.
petition from tile supervisors of Necl,e
and st Joseph twps., asking for aid to
build bridge across Fe,nbina river on
the township line, between the twps. of
Neche and st. Joseph, was read and the
following resolution passed.
Resolved. That the townships of Neche
and II. Joseph be granted one half Of tile
cost of building bridge on the town
line between Nsci,e and st. Joseph town.
ships where it crosses the Pembina river,
said amount not to exceed the sum OF
5000. Commissioner Mansell offered
an amendment, that one third Of the
cost Of the bridge only be allowed; there
being no second to his amendment it
was not considered.
Resolved, That Pembina township he
granted one half the cost " rebuilt and
repair the Geroux bridge across tie
Pe,nbina river on The highway to Neche,
said grant not 10 exceed the sum Of 800.
Commissioner Manseii offered an
amendment, that one third Of the sum
only be allowed, there being no second
to his amendment it was not considered.
Adjourned until y. III,
Wednesday, Jan. 9Th 1880. l, p. m.
Board met persuant to adjournment.
Same members present.
Following bills allowed.
F A Wilson. printing GO court cal.
andsrs in 1887, amount Of bill
$500, allowed. ..................$ 20 90
E K Csvileer, postage to county
offices......" Observation-Disclosures. s. IS
G Z Jackson, 4th quarter salaryas
county superintendent includ.
ing rent and mileage. 30S Is
Chas. Full, groceries to Mrs Pstr,.
auln, pauper...""........... ......... 10 90
A petition signed by Maxine Duprez,
Henry Hinkel. Joseph Amerault, E Ger.
mond and Others. asking for the vacation
Of . portion Of the South Pembiua river
rad in township l2, range 81, aud q.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of tho Pioneer Ex.
press. by special Reporters,
HAMILTON.

HAMILTON.
We are pleased +, learn that Mrs G. w
BY Ian is improving rapidly.
Buys. the city marshal l,as got club
look uu,!
We are sorry to learn that w. L.
Abrams is It'll unwell, and unable t.
leave his room.
VI. Sarv"r's family including Mrs Sar.
YER are improving in health, and We hope
to- see them all ont soon.
R,'i'lne Mctiinness had his Lex broken
aI"ve the knee Oh FRIDAY last. while
playing at the sct,oul, here.
hickey Bros have removed large
part Of their stock to Grand Forks. and
ar" opening w IL store in that city.
Tom Brown and j Chisholm have dis.
solved partnership with lhn. Muir and
La grIppr, as thew prefer To run clear 0l
no knots and unsopl,isticated lumber
yard.
Jim JOY arrived on Tuesday abruptly
from Winnipeg at Is y IN, short 3ls35
and Ia grippe, aud when last heard Of was
tr, ing to hold Il ,wn 100 acres of land i,
nortI, Of the town site will, pair Of half
bree.l nnMCasiiis.
Mr.. Murphy of Red river, who was go
badly frozen some time ago had both
hands AMI one mtampu ated IN Friday
last by DR.. J. Il. Muir. assisted by DR.. &.
W. B"yIan. Mr.. Murphy is an aged
man and the doctors say. that under the
circumstances, lie stool the operation
remarkably well. At last ac.:ounts Mr..
Murphy WA progressing very favourable.
Andrew Vassie who has been i'll for
some weeks died OH Monday morning 1t
8o'clock. This was unexpected by many
as we Thought IN SUNDAY l.a hal taken
a turn f"r the better. Mr.. Vassie wac q
native of Hamilton Ont. but had made
Pemhina county his home for several
years. and for the Last nine months had
been employed in NJ Sarver's store here.
He was well and favorably known and
made many friends. His funeral was
in charge Of the I. o.. o. F. assisted by the
Masons, of which 0rlers h. was man.
Der. We extend our sympathy to tile
bereaved widow and family.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
YOUNG.
La grippe hasn't reached here yet.

La grippe hasn't reached here yet
Sam and Annie Young left las, week
for college ut Grand Forke.
NJ. West, +. Hunter. r, Kelley and J.
Young were ut Pembina last week.
George Young returned from Grand
Forks. AMI commenced term Of school
ut hallson last Monday.
Our school is we'll attended and is pro.
crossing finely with Miss Duffy as teacher.
The term las been heightened two
months.
Since December LIST. Mary Hunter
las gone to Ill. OH a visit. Frank Kinney
went TO Mum. AL. Adinundrud ilaA
noved 10 the Buchanan place. Il. f.
Kinney il ut Seattle. Wash. W. +. West
il holding his own ut Helena. Mont. W.
Ovens. John, jim. Hugl, and DuncaI,
Gavin have gone to Seattle, Wash.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
."e,ondensed untruths.'

Shaw & Charlton one of Ppmhina's
leading business firms. have mnyed to
Minneapolis. where they will 90 into
business THE Dray,un Echo has heel,
made the official paper Of Pembinx
county PlaindeHler.
These are samples Of what the Plain.
dealer calls Condensed news" better
call them Condensed untrutI,s." Shaw
& Charlton have not removed to st. Paul,
they have opened a brancl, store there.
The. Dray!om Echo, is reappointed one ol
the official papers of this county. There
isn't any "tlle official paper"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

who laugh. because. that portion Of his
anatomy which u founded on stern 70.
atty Happened to push tl,rmgli to the
slide when tobosRaninR. Raia.in.the.
Taco 10 expected daily with Prairie Tur.
nip his lovely daughter. when grand
now WOW will bel,eld.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
XAl.llAl.LA,

J.C. Harvey has opened land and
loan Office in the Bellevue Hotel.
WIN. and Fred Pitcher are doing gen
eral freivhting and livery business.
Y"n can hardly tell when You are safe
but under DR.. McLachlan's care. peopl {
are suffering by being distressingly
healthy.
E a. WEIGH, our customs officer is once
more among us after his visit home &c
Winona. lie is troubled with the ID
grippe and dog.
John n Campbell who las been doing
general blacksnlitl,ing here las sold Out
to James aud Stuart Rob-rtson, who will
curry on the husiners at the old stand.
At the La,iies Aid tea meeting, Of Free
mount township held, in the school house
last Tuesday evening, goodly numf,el
were present. An excellent programme
WAS rendered and an enjoyable time
spent. Proceeds $26.
John Mayer has been in bed a few days
will, neuralgia and rheumatism but can
sit up now. His mill keeps on grinding
hut the rush ia over and parties coming
from a distance can have their grists
home will. them the same day now.
A welding took place Sunday in the
Catholic church. JOS. Jerome, Jr., and
Miss st Arnea,l, being joined in wedlock
by the Rev. Father. Alter tho ceremony
the bride aud groom accompanied by
their friends repaired tn the residence Of
the brides father Charles st Arneau, ESQ,
where an elegant wedding repast vas
served to all who would partake. We
wish them inncl, joy.
DR.. McLachlsn. clsirp,an; where, OH.
where. is our t'l'sutadaua club gone?
Observation-Disclosures ssys. he thinks he
will need 1t thissummer to club the boy,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
TOILETTE.

N. u. Asselstlne lost valuable horse
last week.
Shool opened Oh Monday, hut owing 10
the extreme cold weather. the attendance
has been rather small.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. II. X. Alnes, left for
Wisconsin, Tuesday, bearing with them
the goo wishes Of their many friends
Mr.. A,nes expects to visit the coast dur
ing the winter.
Not to he out of fslon or behind the
times, toilette has several cascs oil In
grippe. None o, them are very serious
AMI the patients all expect to pull:
through.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

Mr.. Gu.lmun Sisuardson, Of S,,utl,
Pembina wishes tn acknowledge with
gratitude the receipt Of $l0. % contributed
by the generous people Of Pembina and
collected by the Kindness Of Misses
ReinlOlt and Oliver.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

Services in the NJ. l.. churcl, next Sab.
bath. Rev. &. Il. Trpglawny will preacl,
at 1880 u. m. Subject: 1.-The Song Of
zacharias." 7:3O.. p. III. 1.-The Tires
Groups"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
n Ea:llE.

John Flett returned Monday morning
from pleasant visit home in Ontario.
There was no dancing in the rink last
week and no skating. all ON account Of
the IL grippe.
A large Gag staff for Uncle SANS Gus.
toms was received ON Tuesday. Qlery
how will she be raised?
The township boards Of Neche and st.
Joseph will meet in the office of v
Quack enbush January 18th to take actio,
relating to building u bridge over the
Pembina.
Asa Fanset has sold gu. his entire stock
Of general merchandise to Laiioure & Co
Mr.. Fanset will retain his post office and
look after his collections during the sum
mer.
That young merchant who opened w
stock Of candies and fruit OH Fourth
Avenue last week has sold ont his stock
and wound up his business. having beef,
so soon done for. he wonders what he be.
yum for.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

BIsMAEK Tribune says that Ii grippe is
lobbying Will, the legislature. lion Jud.
LaMOure Is 4 victim.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

A. B. CoRDEiL. formerly with 7 f
Yerxa ind late OF Shaw & Cha,lt..n's, lr.,
OH Wednesday for st. Paul to purct,a-e
q stock of merchandise which he " i'll
place in the store OH the old Yerxa Tor.
Tier and start business for himself MIR
Corbeil is we'll known t" u large number
Of the buying public, and will have the
advantage Of this large acquaintance. and
their good wirl,es t" make his venture /,
RllcGeRa.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

DIR. Muir. OF Hamilton, ampntate.l
both hands and one foot of James Muir.
ply, ST., Of toilette this week, being the
result Of freezing. MIR. Murphy st,nM
the operation like n stoic, hun,,ning n
little sonH while the doctor kept time
with his knife AMI say.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
ERN EST,
EANEsr.
Mi0 Breathen 10 again with us.
Misa Dsniels In still In our midst.

Mi0 Breathen 10 again with u.
Miss Daniels 10 still In our midst.
Mullen leaves ia good for sour stomachs
Edmond will have to set out some
moro trees.
Jack Shay made q pleasant call o.
Sunday last.
Oh! say. do put your name on my
quilt block wont you?
Tie Webb. Tillotson troupe had a good
turn out in Walhalla.
Mr.. Frank Parson has very bad cold
and has been taking goose oil.
Miss sarahRose is spending her holi.
days with friends At Hamilton.
When are We going to have smother
taffy pull and get sick Fred7
Under the circumstances of the
weather, the watch meeting was largely
attended.
Charley Harvey and Bob Hurley came
home from their wolf hunt blood Thirsty
and hungry.
/ The revival meetings have closed with
a great many converts. sunday evening"
meeting ended q five weeks series.
Every body extends :heir congratula
tons to Edmond Harvey and bride; aid
also to Mr.. and Mrs. Woods.
E. q. Lees family is homo for til,
week, II. NJ. Lee has stopped usln
tobacco aud is going to shutting an,
Ichewing wax.
We are glad to hear that a physioloR
class has been organized in our vicinity
. Maybe Mr.. Mays wonld let you practic
ON some Of his bronchoes.
!, The Ladies' Aid met at the RES
| dence Of their president. Mrs. J. J. HUI
, Icy. OH Tuesday for the purpose {
arranging for their hazaar aud suys
social which was held at Ernest scl,o,
, house on January 10th.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
ELO IRA,

ELORA.
Gone tn her rest. January 9th, 1880
Helen Agnes, beloved daughter of John
+. and Libbie d. Gill aged 8 years.
Onc:lers at home;
The chain circle broken, dear face
Missed day by day from its u.uai place.
But c'esnred, raved. perfected by grace.
One more in Heaven,
One less ON earth.
Its pain, it's sorrow und its toll to share,
One less the pigrim's daily cross 10 bear,
Ono more the crown Of the blesaed to wear,
AZ home In Heaven.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

la GstrPs has been going the rounds
In pretty lively shape this week and
probabiv one half our citizens have had
a greater or lesser attack; there have
fortunately been but few &c riously III. u.
q. Thompson Of this Office has had y
pretty seveae illness, 40 his grippe. turn
ed into congestion and other troubles,
aud for few days, last week, serious re-
suits were feared. He 10 now slowly
improving hut il will he some time be.
tore he will DO fully recovered. Geo.
Doty jr. one of the PIONEER ExrREss
cotnposit,rs hss also been of duty this
week. making the force q little short
handed. Mr.. VIM Fowler appeared on
the streets OH Tuesday but looks pretty
thin. Judge ArlnstronR had . severe
attack hut has recovered, Mrs H. Vaughn.
John Vaughn, Mrs J. Il. Abrams. H. G.
Feld.nan, H. Ksbernaale, w. G. Field.
man. are some of the victims. Commits.
sioner H. Medium was attacked ON
Tuesday night aud while lie managed to
sign the county orders that evening, II
WIS a tough job; he started for home the
next morning. quite III, and against the
advice Of friends. DR.. Harris was downed
on Sunday, in spite Of medicine. but was
ar"nn'i on duty again m, Tuesday. It is
said lie owes his speedy recovery to the
numerous prescriptions OF his kind
n-ixtbor. Mrs Harris being absent at
Hamilton on u Writ, every neighbor sent
in something for the DR.. to eat " soon
they heard he wan sick and it is said he
swallowed all their ",ne.li.ins" aud got
well right away.
BslEFs: L. A. u. Rip. Marquis Of
snerz.iom and Count Of Quineen, Russia,
MI acquaintance of the car, has been
siopping at tl,e Winchester this week
The llous.. Irinv u little crowded, several
Of the lUar,lers have kindly shared tl,eil
beds with the distinguished stranger. the
ianilord himself having taken him in
one or two nights. The gentleman bring
with him an elegant c,l,i snuff b,x, a gif
Of tire car, an.t it is the fashion to take
u pinch aud sneeze with him. Severa
flour incest young ladies' are greatly
taken with him aud il is amusing to i,sa,
them practice on his Russian name. Eug
lish type cant expires the sounds, 90 VIZ
forbear......Mrs. Herbert Strain aud Mrs.
Dr.. Harris visited Hamilton last Friday
returning Oil Sunday, Ms. Strain left fol
Minot, her home on Monday......J A
Viets Of st. Thomas IL ut the Wincl,este,
quite sick from the effects of la grippe
lie liz receiving g,n,d care aud hopes to
,e out again soon.....H. L. Franklin o
Pittsturg WAS caller Oh Tuesday.
Miss Alice Oldham, oi Giand Forks il
visiting at Walter Kemps. Miss Oldham
successful and favorite teacher.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

A PRIVATE letter from L. o. Jnl,ns,n,
now at Seattle. states that lie aud his
brother have h,th had hard run of the
coast fever, but are better now. lie
states that lie thinks quite number If
the Pembina colony "will be back in
time to help our farmers harvest the
next crop" He complains that tie dues
not get the PloNEE EXPRESS aud wonders
if it and 'ssScrib" haven't got lost Together
as both have been expected weekly for
some time, but have not vet arriued
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
AROUND TOWN.

COMMISSIONERS adjourned on Tuesday.
They are coming hack OH court week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

tablishment Of new roql, was read and
orlered returned - it id not conform
with sections 1914 to lisa complied laws
Of 1887.
Adjourned until Q a. m Thuradsy Jan.
uary 9th, 1897. {
Thursday, JanS ~ 9th . q. M.
Same m.mbers present. Minute. ofiss,
meeting read and appm ed.
The following hills alll Led.
Or. McI.achIin, medicine for pau.
Dr.. Harris. professio1ll services
county poor and In Unity Gases. 81 90
DR.. Muir. professional services
panper johnson, ami mt Of bill
06allowed ............!.............. 90 90
Jonas A Sisurlson, applies to
psnper Sophia Thompsou.
amount Of bill $25.0 allowed.... 81 90
Adjourned until I p.m.
Thu~day Jan. 9th. I p. m.
Board met persuant to adjournment.
Same members present.
Resolved, That commissioner Man.
sell. he instructed to visit Anthony Fox.
q pauper in Crystal township and provide
proper relief.
Rea"lved. That commissioner johnson
be instructed to wait Mrs Helgi Thor.
Jackson and Hans Dixon, paupers in Akra
township. and provide tor their relief
Bills Of Martin johnson, DR.. Nugsnt
and q. ]. Moe were referred to Commits.
si"ner Mansel! for report at next meet.
ing.
Resolved, That the INDECENT poor oil
commissioner district No. 8 bs required
n apply Al follows and to the following
named commissioners. for aid. until the
c",nmisaio"er controversy in that dis
trict isaettle,l
In townships Of Akra, Bathsate ant
Cavalier. to Commissioner H McGuin
Ernest, N. D.
In the townships Of pa-k and Crysts
to Commissioner John johnson, Garfial
In. d.
In the townships Of Hamilton, Lode
ma and Elora, to Commissioner Dunca
Iansell. 81. Thomas, N. D.
The following hills were allowed:
s Salvason, hoarl pauper Sophia
Thompson'sc child. Is Q
A Thordsrson. board Of pauper
Il Helga Jonsdotter. Nov I to Dec
81. 1889, two months At Is per
month. Observation-Disclosures. l6
/ OThorste;nson, hoard Bjorp John.
son AMI child two months at
10 per month. ............... ........ 20
Shaw & Charlton. supplies to pan.
pers, Mrs. Bouvette and NJ
C0rcnran OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
O E Ole. for supplies to Mrs. Nc.
Laritv. Sl7.GD WIS not allowed
OF Ole, supplies to pauper B.
Nup'ia', $595 and q Arnsson
$l7.a5. tntal................... ..... q
J l.asf"ure ca. supplies to pauper
Mra. TapaRe. Nov. and Dec. to
Jan 6th.................. ................ 10
T Britien. supplies tn pauper H
! Iadiceur, Nov and Dec............ 12
} j Manicure & Co supplies to pau
|, per Larnque.. .......................... II
Short Br@. medicine for county
III pOOf.............,..,. b
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

TIE adjourned city council meeting f
Monday night got the grippe and dldn'
lnaterialize.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

TIE death of Andrew vassie reported
in our Hamilton correspondence. will he
learned by large number Of our
readers will regret. Mr.. vassi.. was il,
former days valuable correspondent OF
of the PIONEER ExrREss from Cavalier
In later years he has been employed in
Hamilton and Glasston. IL his nncrcam.
tile and social life, he had a very la,ge
circle of acquantances who will mourn
with us in the loss of al upright man, ~
genial gentleman and true hearted friend.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

MctilSTy the man who is popularity
Supposed to have gone To the bottom ii
the sea. is not drowned ~ supposed hut
has arrived safe aud sound in Pemhii,a.
all the smart alccks III town are acquiant.
ed with him and take great pleasure in
introducing him to the more sober and
sedate citizens. The reporter has heard
OF hirr several times while in quest OF
news and at last accounts McGinty had
the GRIPPE" We know of several citi-
gems who would like TO prescribe for him
and his smart friends.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

THE "boys" a. the Registers office look
nice and clean in their new and well an.
pointed Office, to which they removed
last week. The county records are now
securely and conveniently housed, ut a
moderate cost. A glance at the transfers
in another column will give some idea
Of the immense amount Of business done
at the Office and there is no buster place
in the county. We congratulate Rrgi.-
ter Anderson and his clerks OH their
improved surroundings and the people Of
the county on the security now assured
on their records to their titles.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

LHAs. B. HARRIS, N. ID
Physician aud Surgeon. Found al all hours
shen not professionally engaged at HIS office
on S,uisn,an street st day time aud at his resi-.
delice on Cavileei Street at night.
PEMBINA, DAKOTA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

KANSAS and Nebraska report a bliz.
zard over the whole western portion oil
their territory and much suffering. slis.
souri, and Kentucky have had terrible
cyclones. st. Louis suffering loss Of
several hundred Thousand dollars wortI,
OF property. Two or three small towns
in those states are blown to pieces with
some loss Of life. Niagara Falls and
Rochester report hurricanes. the suspsn-
sion bridge ut the former place n-urIy
blowing down. Indiana is flooded with
rains, Chicago had an immense storm Of
wind and rain nearly stopping all traffic
in the streets,-While Dakota keeps
cool and clear, and il called 1.-THE home
Of the blizzard"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17
REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY ,

/. Tie following lands are for sale cheap.
on easy terms. or NAV 10 rented bv an.
plication to the agents or owners. When
writing Ike sure to give the number to the
lett and description o, land referred to.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-17

An lrishman, finding nice handker-
chief on the street, and rejoicing over
his good fortune, undertook to show Ills
wife how the people who were accnstn,n.
ed to carry such articles used them. So
drawing the delicate fabric fro,n Ills
pocket with his right hand, he applied
the thumb and fore6ng-r of his LEI,
hand to his nose, gave . terrific s,n,rt,
removed the moisture with the sleeve OF
his coat. and returning the clean dry
kercl'ief to hls pocket. says: "Be jal,ers
Biddy, tbs a great convenience, isn't it
now" We would remark to the honor.
able city council, that the new street
lamps are also III great convanience
now" or would be If they were lighted.