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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-07-25
BuckIen,a Arnioo SOW.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, cl,ilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positive.
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale ly Short Bros.
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Aotic,to Crrtl,sor.

In the matter of estate of Thomas Bcrgeron
deceased.
All persons having claims agains, said Thoma,
lsergerOn, deceased, IRE required 10 exhibit the
same. with the necessary vouchers to the under
signed administrators Of snid estate at her resi-
dence at Cavalier, In the county of Peinbinn and
state of North Dacota. and that four month,
have been limited as the time for creditors t.
present their claims against said estate.
Dated the eth day of May, 1870.
EMMA BERaERoN.
45-lS Administrative.
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A red steer with white face, about
three years old. came TO my place OH
Saturday, June eth. Owner is request
to prove property pay costs and take the
same away. MATHEW GALLOWAY,
Secl,e N. d. 800
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Probate l.Ollri.

County Of Fembins. Int County Court
In the matter OF the estate of Svcinbjorn do
hnnncSsun. deceased.
Notice il hereby given that ThOrbj0rg Johannes
son has filed with the Judge Of this court. peti
ton, praying for letters of administration of til,
estate OF Sycinhiorn .Iohanncrsoil. dccnsed. and
that Saturday, the Ind day of August. 1870. ~
II O'clock IL. M. of said day, being u ,ny Of
special term of this court, to-wit: Of the August
term. ls!& AT the county court office. In the cit!
Of rcmbina. county Of Fcmbinn. n. d., has heel
ret for hearing snid petition. when and wher,
any person interested may appear and show
cause why said petition should not be granted
Dated July Eth lsaD.
4. \. ARMSTRONG,
5s.: County Judge
NJ. BEY SIoLFsnN, Attorney.
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Notice. TO Crcslitora.

In the matter of the estate of IIafstein Thorn.
son. deceased.
All persons wing Claims against said IIafstein
Thomson. deceased, are required tn exhibit the
same with the necessary vouchers, 10 the undo r.
signed ADMINISTRATORS raid estate, at his rcsid,
Pcmlina. State of North Dakota. and that four
months have been limited az the time for credit.
orr to present their claims against said estate.
Dated the 18th day Of JUNE, 1saO.
NJ (. BRY SJOIrSOS, JOuN HlLLMAS,
1851 Attorney. Administrator.
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Taken Up.

Came TO my enclosure about June LIST,
1880, IL bay horse colt, one year old.
Owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take him away,
HENRY McGuIS,
41-D Ernest, N. ID.
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lsoo.el,

New styles Of fall aud winter woolens
for ls9o.0l at j. G. Eonderman's. Call
and examine. JIG. SoNDERMAN,
1t Penn bins, n. D.
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Tie Bisnark Tribune has the new
laws bound in book form corrected and
authenticated. Tie price in sheep is
three dollars. in half sheep, s2 80. This
office can supply them. stiff
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Eacmera

call at A. j.. Corbeil's, Pembina, and OK;
anime his Colorado Castor Oil, for ma.
Chimes. best and cheapest in the market,
only 10 cents per gallon. l.tf
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In the matter Of the estate of Walter Burke
deceased.
All persons having claims agninst the said
Walter Burke, deceased, are required to
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers
to the undersigned, William Shallane. Executor
Of said estate. at Cavalier, county Of Pcmbina
State Of North Dakota, and thnt four month";
hsve been limited az the time, creditors To pre-
ent their claims against said estate.
Dated the 9Th day of July, 1880.
WILLIAM SHAHANE,
5l-s Executor.
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WITH A BOTTLE

OF Ayers Cherry rectoral at hand.
ono may feel comparatively secure
against tho various diseases arising from
sudden changes Of temperature, cx-
posture to drafts ami storms, anil the
inclemencies Of spring and fall. "Of
tho many preparations before the public
for the euro Of Colds, Coughs, Bson.
chitis. and kindred diseases, there are
none, within the range Of my experience
and observation, so
RELIABLE
as Ayers Cherry Pcctoral," writes Thos.
G. Edwards, NJ. d., Of Blanco, Texas.
George W. Jick, Of Newton, Mass,
says: 1.-TWO years ago took Il severe
cold, which, being neglected, was fol-
lowed by terrible cough. l lost flesh
rapidly. had night swcats, and was con.
ened to my bed. a friend advised the
sc OF Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. I began
to take this medicine, and, before finish
ing tho first bottle, was able to sit up.
-Four bottles effected a perfect cure"
Ayers Cherry Psctorat,
erepa.cahy Dr.J. C. Ayers Co, Lowell, Mass.
sold By all Druggists. Pricc 81; six bottles, ek.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IABIT-In all
the World there liz hut ONE cure.
DR.. liaine.' Golden Specific.
II can Ike given in cup of tea or coffee without
the knowledge Of the person taking il, eilactinr
speedy AMI permanent cure, whether the mn.
tient IL a moderate drnker or an alcoholic wreck.
thousands OF drunkards lave been cured who
have taken the Golden Specific in their coti,.c
without their knowledge, and today believe they
quit drinking of thei own free will. NolIarln.
full effect result. from is administration Cures
guaranteed. Send for Circular and full ,ar,ici.
lars. Address in confidence. GOLDEN SrEcIrIc
Co.. 1s5 ltacc Street, Cincinnati, OF
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''oe'o', ueiegates present were instruct.
ed TO cast full vote.

LEROY.
The following are the delegates elect.
ed here Saturday evening to attend the
republican convention mt Pcmbina this
week: ]. ID. Gordon, Cl,as. Dalxeli. ST.
neon Geroux and Norman Ginpras.
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CRYSTAL.

CRYSTAL.
Wheat never looked better in this
vicinity than at present.
Crystal is quietly booming but steadily
growing. There is considerable of travel
through here owing to rail road bus;.
ness.
MIR. Bates, editor of the Grafton News
and Times, d. W. Yorkey, MIR. Tierney
and railroad men from st. Paul, STONED
in Crystal OH their way to Cavalier. and
report that work is to commence about
July 10th OH the Grafton, Crystal and
Cavalier branch, and that a portion of
tho supplies have already arrived in
G,af!on.
lhe Moth Star Temperance Lodge.
lark township. organized lodge i'm
Crystal. Quite a number joined, after
which they held their annual picnic.
Flora Band furnished the music and
was appreciated by the large crowd that
was present. Speeches were made by
Rev. Jephcott and Hon. Jas. Twamlcv
ana others. MIR. Twamley gives to us
III plain figures, the advantage proliLi.
ton is to us, and says do away with ori.
glnal package depots.
BAY CENTRE.
Mr.. YIN. Pick has bought J. ID. Cor
don's farm north of the school house.
John Carpenter got one of his l,o,so,
badly hurt on a wire fence the night of
tile storm.
The boys oftIis place played a game
of baseball with the st. Joe nine on Fri.
day, the score being 90 to -, in favor of
st. Joe.
a wind storm passed over this part on
the 10th. coming from WalhalIa and 90.
ing in the direction of Hyde Park.
Some thought it was cyclone, but
others WHO were out at the time. saw II
was only strcng wind.
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Tie time of day at which the conven-
ton meets on Saturday, was accidentally
omitted in the cali. 1t will convene ut
tile arrival Of the train from the south,
about 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
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sre County Ss S Ss em Ra.o'A cony Court
In the matter Of the estate of Annie Clarke,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Henry Clarke hur
dled with the judge Of this court. et.tiOn.
praying for letters OF administration Of the es-
tate Of Annie Clarke, deccnscd, and that Satur-
day, tho End day Of August. 1880, at 10 O'Clock
a: m. Of said day. being a day ola special term
Of this court, to.wit: OF the July term, 1890, at
the court holsc, in tho city and county of Penn
when and where any person interested nlny ap.
pear and show cause why the raid petition should
not be granted.
1890. E.A. ARNsTRoNa.
81: County court and OK -OfiiciO
Probate Judge.
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st. Vincent.

1t has been written that st. Vincent is
Il "city Of the dead" but OH occasion our
neighbors across the water can give signs
Of considerable life; this time it was ut Il
at a school meeting, Saturday evening.
The late school teacher was accused,
whether tiuly or not, of trying To pack
the school meeting with voters who
would vote for new director who would
be favorable to his Encouragement. The
voting by ballot commenced. A large
body of the voters opposed to the teacll-
or arose and placed their tickets in the
hat, than came crowd Of tile others. As
the opposing elements moved together
the thunders began to roll, and directly
the lightning struck the teacher, three
thunderbclts ut time. while on the
outskirts various flashes knocked out
prominent individuals; the city marshal
rushed forward in all his awful authority
crying, "Gentlemen! gentlemen! this
wont do! il you want to fight so outside"
But lie was talking to cyclone. and in
- NatCi CIdWlcu DCtWGe0
tile legs of those OH the outskirts Of the
crowd, and took no further part in the
proceedings. After little, the teacher
retreated to the other school room where
lie armed himself with cord wood stick
and told his assailants to beware, but
they likewise went for the wood pile and
but for the interference of some of the
cooler heads there might have been
serious damage done. Perhaps the
quecrest part of the whole proceeding
was the GOODNESS Of the tellers, who con.
GLIDING that Ms the voters had gone TO
fighting the polls must necessarily be
closed, SO they calmly went on and
counted the ballots, and just when the
war WAS at it's height, cody announced
the result. The teacher is looking for
another job, and the PIONEER ExrRrss
would suggest that there is IL vacant
position for missionary to the heather
over the river, one with plenty of mus.
Gle would probably he the most success.
fpl
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fence and has taught in former years in
district schools in tins county. She has
been at Meckinock for the last year and
comes highly recommended.
1t was voted ut the meeting to raise
5000 by tax levy for the expenses Of the
ensuing year. Robt johnson was elected
janitor at $50 per month.
The board will have special meeting
soon to consider petitions re.arranging
the boundaries Of the district and the
establishing of Il school near Geroux's
bri lgc. These petitions are now in cir
culation. There is a little settlement of
people in that vicinity who are isolated
by distance from school privileges. They
have about sixteen children vi school
age and under the new school law where
twelve or more such children are 10
situated they are entitled to u school.
This will lie somewhat expensive to this
district but it is probably not only legal
but just, that they should be provided
for.
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ROW i:s,IONr.

laying has just commenced. The
crop will be much better than last wear.
Mrs. A. b. Johnston, of this place in
tends to leave for her old home i'm Ontu.
rio soon.
The wheat in general, in this locality
is good cure for sore eyes. 1t is filling
out well and in some places beginning to
show Il golden color.
Quite heavy rain aud wind storm
passed to the east and west of lsowes-
mont last Sunday afternoon. Have not
heard the results as yet.
Mr.. Cox, wholesale jewcler of Chicago.
and brother of A. Cox, of Nowcsto was
in town Oh Tuesday last. lie is quite
favorably impressed with the bright fu.
tnre which lay in wait for Bowcsmont.
Capt. Jus. Thompson is building a tenn.
Inrary building to live IN at present I'M.
til lie can get time to build permanent
building. lie has OH hand now n good
assortment of lumbcr.
Rev. S. Newlove las gone to Wallalla
10 attend camp meetings. He expects
to be away about Il week, providing he
does not 80 further north. Ifso we will
give him two weeks,
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n Ea:llE

At republican caucus held here Sat-
urday evening, the following delegates
were elected to attend the convention
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-07-25

x. a. TnAcKEn finished his job of brick
laying at Fort Pembina OH Tuesday. and
left for home on Wednesday. II. A. left
a first class reputation aL Fort Pcmbina
as q capable workman,
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SUIT. Jackson las bought the cottage
formerly owned by j. II. Abrams and is
removing there.
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Trenholme Of Batl'gate Monday. Many
friends here will add congratulations.
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Olafur TIiorstienson, seven days
carpenter work, building out
houses at el.50 per dsy............ 10 80
Olafur Thornstienson, boarding
Bjorg Jonsdotter and child from
April l0ll, to May 3rd, $780,. s25
] I.aAIoure 4 70, supplies to Mrs
Tapage and Mrs ELI, from May
18th to June 3Oth, 180O............ 63 90
DIR. Muir, professional services to
James Murphy, Toilette, ten
visits, amount of bill. $40, al
Adjourned until p. m.
July lltl,. 1890. / p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
full board present,
The following bills allowed:
VIM James, two days attendance
at district court, May term.....::.. 500
G Il Kermott, medicine for Mrs
Observation-Disclosures. zoo
DIR J b Muir, inquest of body of
y. Jonatensdotter. .................. go
L Scribner, one day jurors fees
i'll above case.................. ........ 10
Y Keller, one day jurors fees in
above Observation-Disclosures. ] 10
II Kabernagle. one days jurors
fees in above case................. 1 10
w II Moorllead, constable fees in
above Recommendations. 2 %
The Herald, Grand Forks, books
and acknowledgements. zee. So "a
j II Anderson, register of deeds,
cash paid for filing 142 seed
wheat contracts and seed liens
at % cents EACH. IS 80
Northwestern Stamp Works,
changing seal....... ...............". 200
Bills Of d b Mcleod and John
Nicholson disallowed,
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AROUND TOWN.

TURN out to the caucus all good repub.
licans, this evening at Kittson Hall.
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Tie Presbyterian ladies' aid will give n
festival week after next. Particulars
next week.
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~
JHAK. %. HARRIS, N. d
Physician and Surgeon. Found at I'LL hours
xhen not professionally engaged At his office.
or Stuikman street ST day time and at hiR resi-
d, nee on Cavileer Street al night
PEMBlNA. DAKOTA.
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Our old time citizen, Robt. A. Fox, is
a delegate TO the republican state COLI
vention. at Grand Forks, from Towner
county. He's Il !Iansbrough, and was
last year at Fargo.
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BAT'lGArE delegation to the convention
Saturday are TIC. Harmon, 4. W. Calf.
ney, l. Blacslmk and George ianssle.
Alcssrs. llarn"'n, Gatlmcy and ChcvaIi, r
are township committee for the ensuing
year.
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e 10. n,,.,.aNu. NJ. D.
May be found at his ci,icc day or night.
1T. I'EMBINI, y. D..
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SHAW & CHARLTON have fixei up tile
old blacksmith shop in the rear Of their
store for a carriuge house and are max.
ing it neat with coat of paint.
A CANNING party to Detroit Lake is
planned for the first week in August, by
two or three Of our Pembina families.
1t is nice place to so.
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MEssRs. W. l.. & ]. II. Abrams have
something Of interest to say to the farm
this week in their new ad. This young
firm has done an immense business this
season and not little of it is owing to
the fact, that they keep the best lines Of
machinery, sell OIL the best terms and
use plenty Of printers ink in telling the
people about it.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-07-25

u MCMILLAN.
Notary public. Con,cyanccr and Insurance
Agent: money TO loan on real csttc aud chatit II
IT lowest cnrr rent rates.
HAMILTON, n. ID
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DIR. HARRIS gave us the information
for this short item. a little short boy
came on Monday, and papa Gus las
been putting up prescriptions of rolled
tobacco for his sympathetic friends, as
hey inquire after his welfare, ever since.
"A TYPOGRAPHICAL error put "2" in the
place of 81" in the per diem and mile
aye Of Commissioner McGuin, last week.
1t only made it hundred dollars too
much, which isn't much of an error to a
rich man like Commissioner Medium.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-07-25

TIE "Cl,ildren's Day. exercises at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday evening was
attended by large audience. Tie
church was beautifully decorated with
potted plants and ferns, while cages of
singing birds made CHEEKY acconpani.
ment. An immense floral crown was
invisibly suspended: over the altar and
made beautiful centel-piecc. The
childrcn's exercises were very interest
ing and suitable to the occasion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-07-25

PEMniSA citizens had meeting last
week in which TO discuss the ACCESSIBILITY
Of organizing al agricultural society with
its first exhibit TO be held at that city
this fall. We wish the people there sue.
cess i'll their enterprise. AS a mon.
ey making scheme it cannot win-the
country is too young; but as a proper and
encouraging organization there Is moth.
ing better. The farmers as well as the
town people should take hold Of it in
earnest aud make it success, and We
believe they will.-Batl,gatc Democrat.
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Tie department officers of the Nortl,
Dakota q. A. X. have selected the Chica-
80. st. Paul and Kansas City Railway as
the official route to the Boston encamp-
ment, and they couldn't have selected a
better line. Tie fare from st. Paul and
return is 5000. Tie comrades are
bound to have grand time, and we
hope to sec big delegation from this
department.
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discussion Of all phases t: lie faSIH auesiion4 III
eyear. snfnrl" copi's free Address Americsn Pm
sective T"r'.i League. % ". esd ST., New York,
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St. p. M. q II. r. =.
~s n. Il ~

- 81
r.,frrger trains arrive daily from the routh at
1890 n. m, and run through TO Emerson. a!riv.
inv al p. M Leaves Emerson for the south NJ
2:a y. nj. arriving at ~. Vincent 24 leaving i0r
The south at 3O'clock. Each train connects Win
ihs M"n,ans Pacific express. Dining cars he.
tween 1 tookrton and 81. Paul. For further par
tfcHIs,s sddress H. NGRAssE, Agent.
st. Vincent. MINI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-10-16

| PURSUANT to call less than half dozen
duly accredited delegates from both the
counties of Belmont and Harrison, to the
Democratic Convention for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for member
of the State Board of Equalization, met
in small room in the basement of the
Court House on Monday afternoon.
W. V. Campbell presided, with A. o.
Barnes, OF Cadiz, and d. II. Milligan,
Secretaries. A p Blair, of st. Clairsyille,
and Col, John COnwell, of Cadiz, were
placed in nomination. FOrty-SiX ballots
were cast, each county voting their l6
votes for their own candidate, and in
consequence no nomination was made,
and the Committee adjourned to meet at
Flushing, on Friday, at l o'clock. Our
Democratic friends are going to much
trouble to secure nominee for an office
that there is not a shadow of chance of
their securing in this district.
Jas. b. Jamison, A. o. Barnes, Howard
Moore, Ernest Streng, Wheeler Johnson,
and Col. John Conwell, of Cadiz, were the
only persons present from Harrison
county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-10-16

AT the clearance sale of thorough and
high-bred horses by J. c. Kintner on the
Fair Grounds. Wednesday of last week,
there was a large attendance. Isaac \.
Clark was the auctioneer and talked
pedigree with remarkably versatility
Eighteen out of the thirty-three numbers
were sold at fair prices. Irish King
the well-known Stallion was sold to
Benz. Humphrey for S7775; 4. E. Massie
took "Prince Primrose" at $3.50; "Bonnle
Hurrah" handsome twO-year- old chest
nut FLY went to DIR. VIM. Burgess, of
New Athens, at 500; PetrOnilla, an
Irish King filly, foaled in 1889, was
knocked off at S1S9 to J. Tedrick, of
Newark; Ex- x-TreaSurer George Eobinson
took Lady Darlington five-year- old
at S21O, while James POrterfield, of st.
Clairsville, won he; full sister, Little
May drop" at S2l2; Cyclone Girl, by
Ambassador, Jr., was taken by Henry
Steirs, Shepherdstown, ,s1S5; the gray filly
Emma Thompson" brought sl6O, Frank
Powers. purchaser; "Belle Frater" was
purchased by John Sidebottom, for
S1OO50; No. -, gray lilly, by Irish King,
was bought by J. G. Alexander for SlO2,
and ~Dr George five-year-old gelding,
R. B. Mitchell, Bridgeport, 1927; Rodney"
a bay colt by Mambrino Scott, was taken
by ID. w Huff, Flushing, at Sl0l, and
No 10, a gray colt, by DIR. George, was
bought by Aaron Ramsey, Jr., POwhatan,
S75; VIM. Sharp took Irish King chestnut
colt, at S6G; Aaron Ramsey, Jr., the Irish
King bay colt, No. II, at $50; Sherwood
LOchary the No. Is bay tilly, at 1863; Jacob
Berry the Irish King brown tllly, No %,
SOL, and j. G. Kilgore the roam mare,
Alice, No. 25, at Sl31.
The sale bill amounted to 81, ,253.39 and
considering the character of
the stock, prices were not gilt-edge, a
pretty fair value was realized. Just
four years before to day Mr.. Kintner
held his first sale, and four years later he
expects TO have another fine lot of stock
ready for the market.