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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-01-23

N ONCE at Fargo, B. r., peecmbcr r ls sa 1ssa
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Frank Baird against Thomas Fullerton
or Thomas c Fullerton for failure to comply
dated September 10th, 1879, upon the northeast
quarter Of section q, township 13l, n range 5Ow
in Rlchland county, North Dakota, with a view
to the cancellation of said entry; contestant al.
Thomas Fullerton, has wholly failed to break k
or cause to be broken, five acres or any part
thereof of said tract during the first year Of said
entry, has failed to break or ca&ao be broken
tract during the secondyear of Valid entry and
that such failure still s4tsts. The said parti
are hereby summonedaAppear at this oa
on Tuesday the 4th da&4 February, 1870, ATTIC
O'Clock u. IN. to resne$ ana furnish testimony
concerning SAID all ny 2.
MICHAEL F4skTfELLE, Register
(First publication December 10Th, lsS9)
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-01-23
! LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Geo. T. Proper has gone to New
York and Washington.
Chas. f. Wolfe of Minor had
legal business before the court this
week.
Members of the Breckenridge
lodge of A. o. U. w. visited the
Wahpeton lodge Monday evening.
G. X. Farnsworth has been quite
i'll with pneumonia this week. His
many friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
Frank Miksche is taking account
Of stock for his father. Leo balances
his books the 26th Of January,
annually.
The grip is holding down Henry
Miller in pretty good shape. Some
days he is out, and others he is not.
And is scarcely able to be out any
time.
j. A. Lawrence went to Fargo
the other day and returned with his
certificate of registration as a
pharmacist, having passed q very
creditable examination.
Jerome Perry and Mrs. Millie
Mott of Parker's Prairie. Minnesota,
were married by the Rev. j. NJ.
LaBach, Monday Of this week, at
the parsonage, this city.
w. f. Purcell is yet quite ill, not
able to get out, and court business
is somewhat delayed on this account
1t is hoped Mr.. Purcell will be able
to take care of his cases and save an
adjournment.
Wahpeton has not yet lost per-
son from the ravages of the grip,
while most all the cities round
about have lost one or more. Let
the people take good care of them
selves, if afflicted.
A surprise party in honor Of Miss
Braun, sister of Mrs. VIM. F. Eckes,
occurred at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Eckes, Tuesday evening
of this week. The young folks
turned out in full force and had a
jolly time.
Judge Rose has the admiration of
every man who has yet entered the
cou& room the present term of
count. The judge is not only con-
scientious, kind and courteous to all
the attorneys, helping them on to
the track when they get Off, but he
is able and thoroughly impartial
and free from any sort of bias.
Mrs. Stockman of Breckenridge
who suffered for several months
from serious stomach trouble, died
on Saturday morning last, at about
three o'clock. In compliance with
her wishes before death a post NOR
TEN was held to determine the
exact nature of her disease. A
tumor was found at the junction of
the stomach and bowels, which also
involved neighboring organs, and as
it's exact nature could not be deter.
minedSfthout a microscopic exami-
nation it was removed and sent to a
specialist in st. Paul, who will
shortly report on it. Deceased was
much respected and beloved by all
who knew her, and bore her long
and painful illness with great
patience and fortitude. She leaves
a husband and two children besides
a large circle of friends to mourn
her death. Drs. TruaX and O'Brien
attended the lady, and made the
post mortem, which Twill undoubt.
edly prove of value to the medical
fraternity.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-01-23
ichland North Thursday January 23

The supreme court Of the state is
in session at Fargo, and Tracy r.
Bangs has been retained by the
liquor men to defend them in the
sale of liquor till July first, this to
be made a test case.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-01-23
TAKEN mp.

On the premises, of the under
signed on section IL. township 120,
range 50,j one dark brown mare
pony with white spot on forehead
and one sprrel colt with white spot
on forehead and white hind foot.
Owner I'd pay cost of keeping and
advertising. VIM. MEDENwALD.
P.S. Coolidge & Jones, Hankin-
son, can furnish information. 43
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tflfst publication, Decem ber IL, 1897
NoTlCE-TINlBER CULTURE.if :,

NoTlCE-TlMBER CULTUREST s. Land
c, once, Fargo, N. D., December 10th, 1859.
m o,n iiiiHt having been enterod at this office
ny ole Christian Pedersen Harstad against Han
!anlln II HaSanlan for failure to comply with law
as s, to Timber @ Culture entry No. .7s5 dated June
M nii' iS,'' hpoh the southeast !. section 6, town
snip l53 hoftl, range ~ west in RichInnd
county: ~ D. with view to the cancellation of
iaid entry: contestant alleging that the said Ben
!anih iasaman has failed to cultivate ten acres
o, siiu tract or any part thereof to CROP or
Otherwise since the date of his said entry up till
'his present date. That the said Benjamin Hag.
alnan has failed to plant or caused to be planted
zen acres or amy part thereof upon said tract to
trees, tree seeds, cuttings. slips or anything Of
.ree Kind from the date of his said entry up Til
ile present date, all contrary to the timber chi
lure laws The said parties ARE hereby sum!
moned TO appear at this office on Thursday. the
,o.h Il;ty OF January. 1890, at 10 O'Clock a, m to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
"idesed iallure MICHAEL F. BATTELLE
"o"fS'S hkoGit, Register.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-01-23
The Public Schools.

The following is the monthly re-
port Of the public schools Of Wahpe-
ton, Dakota, for the month ending
Decemler 2Oth, 1889 :.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-01-23

NoTlCE or CoNrEsT.-U. S. Land Office
plant having been entered at this office r.,
nlattilllS Haas, against Maria T. Back for aban.
Iomlhg m :, her & homestead entry, No 10,ss2, dated
sTne h,, ~, 1851 upon the sws OF section s. town
wlth ,n view to the cancellation of said entrv
lne IS; s;id parties are hereby sum moned to annesr
..t TINS d office on Thursday, the 3Oth day Of Ian.
n!, Lsh', at ten O'Clock a. IN. to respond and
lIihiSn lIihiSn testimony concerning said aIleved
abandonment. MICHAEL +. BATTEL Ii.
attorno,.s ~. ~ uRc tac ELL, Register.
Ctlrst publications. Decemb ber 10 1890,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-01-23
w. A. Seely,
[ N S u R A N CE
WahpetOn, Dakota.
M o N 3 Y.

DO YOU WANT a FARM LOAN? If you do
read this before you make 1t.
l. PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN. :. We ca n make
you loan. and divide the principal up tnto
$50, 500 or $500 notes any one or more. or
all OIL winch you may pay at any date of any
interest payment in any year. or you need not
pay any of them until the end of the full five
years. When you pay any of these notes. the
interest on the ones paid is stopped. By this
means, lfyou have good crop, you can pay
part or all Of your mortgage. Ii youi have a
poor crop, you need not pay any oft.
.. lNsTALLNIENT PLAN. We can,alio,v vou
to pay your loan III four installmen,s. one
fourth OF itat the!end,or ihe second year. one.
fourth ofit at the end of the third, one.fourth
o A. te en1 i Of # the fourth, and one-fourh at
}. ON OR BEFORE PLAN. We can give vou
regular ,on or before" plan by (which you
can pay all OF your debt any year you want to.
'' we can make interest payable annually or
Of ,he nn,r as you prefer and;at anytime
spring, fail or winter. >-'''' ''
.. we use but ONE MORTGAGE. saving vou
,ne expense of recording two mortgages and
ltcmem ber that with other comnor,oa
not only compelled to pay for recording two
ros ntoitsaseS anu two satisiactions, but forever
aiterWarus, When you have an abstract mad
you nr,,a must pay for abstracting both tn
u. we always have plenty OF money. and when
gettingit NSpen" VI
q our rates Of interest are s low as the lowsst
D II Me ,'it IHn make your loan any way you want
J.. 10 sun you. See us and get your loan tn
suit You before you make arrangements for IL
elsewhere. Aua - u
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H.s' sowlrs' T
DENTIST.
Office up stairs in Bee Hive Block.
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Real Estata 1.ransfars

The following is q list Of real estate
transfers for the week ending Feb. 9th,
1880. furnished BY Mr.. o. NJ O'Reilly
Of the register of deeds office. Pelnbins.
Ellen Telford and Robert to Frank W.
Wilder. sat sec q, Il Of set aud swf Of
SIT SEC ~ and nw3 Of nwt Of 2S-l6l-56,
$1,000.
Isabella McPhail to John McPhail lots
l and 2 81 Of net. 2.le2.55, $3.50.
Norman Mcleod to Humphrey Little.
john. nws, l2.l59.54, 81, 500.
John Cakes and wife to Amos Bell, WI
23.l59-52. $3.50.
Fred E. Frazier to Will Frazier nwt.
33.l5s-54, $3.50.
Fred +. Frazier to Thos. Frazier swR
sa-l59-54. $3.50.
John X. Clark to John B. Robertson
and george Gsnssle, sw}. pol 1924, q, OOC
EverellJ Mic OILS 10 Thomas Bell, lot.
IA aud Is. blk q. Neclle. ss7.
William Millwo.xl and wife to Thomas
wildwood net, 4-l63.55, 500.
DC. Moore aud wife to Edwin f.
Francis 81 Of sw3, 3O-l59 81, $1,000.
Andrew Walker and wife aud T. F.
McHugl, and wife to Alexander Tony,
net, 27.l806l. $500 f
Albert F. Causley to Isabella Lean nd
set and d Of net, 2l-l59-55, Sl,25O.
Hannal, II. Husband to WIN N. Illus.
baud, 7.l6O-54, $500.
W. L, Abrams TO Mary J. Abrams, lots
3 and !, blk % Pembina 5000.
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MosaKsgr sal.

NOeoSage sale.
nEFAULT having been made n the payment
LOT he sum Of D hundred ami III y IOmars
aud n eres, which 10 ella mcd 70 he due at the
as ss, .. q. s note on G. r.:in mo- !gays duly
Md Catherine Ma reieth, his vi T. 10 4 IAN
" sw bear ng 10 g the 9th day Osn.i er.
An 49,: and duly recorded II tile office OF he
.sg stst q deeds In and for The QUIT Ut Pmb
the 2.th day Of y Nember A. D. lsS7 at y OIL OK
O. m. n hook IS o. lno,tga. 20. ON pay. lsa The
r.sI ~ Il hsKe va 4. sa q. gaeS y
and re r.i' In the r.g,str o, deeds office, on
Mar. 18th, 1883. 1t &c o ( y. M, n book ~ Of
mnt. sEes: n page ~. 81 m"r!g.ge was re.
Az vt : =, ~, du corded = he re u
It l!:i5 &C m g. M. In bo q .. mo. tgaye.. ami
sd y. J.! m ~ f. va. sesrsis"sd BY w. LAUGH.
I'm " Wa Am L.AbrAnls u vemG.r eth :tsh9
aud Fec o;d.d in .te Office gir.er Uf d. eds on
november sb.h. iH,a. at 9:i5 o.el ok .. m. n
ook - o. Mo,tssgss On psse 2l6 and no action
insd edit recover the debt sccu ed by sid
mnrtg g. or any part .ierco..
NJ W .herefure. notice hereby 9 ven that By
VI re and u saa Is
cass madc and provided De said mortgage viii
be foieclcs.d BY sale Of The prentice: lie. Elm
de.eiihsd, 2! the irontHocr OF the cou,t b use,
IL the city Of Pembina In III coun y Of Pembina.
sta q Of NOr h Dakota. a. public ailcti II By he
sheriff Of said cOun of Pembina n. Is.
% his depu y. on Saturday, the xsth day Of
March. A. D. 1906. at O'Clock p. IN. OF that day
Tue pren,.ser described IN sud mortgage and
~ tn lie sold are the piece or parcel OF land sit
!,a'ed ~ the county Of Pemilna and Sat. Of
North Dakota, and known and described NY fol.
!. VIZ. h-wii: The M rthe, st qua, tar (nea) ii
set Z went. nine Coy n township one hun.
a ei anu sxty,One north tlGiin Of range iii. y.
acres. '''
~ 81 {, { Hami ton. ID, Feb. 10th, A, d. 1892,
J. D. lnENHuLME, w L, ApRANs.
A'tOIhIy. Assignee If Mo. TIA. &C.
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nEFAULT having been made In the payment
x/Oi the sum Oi Two hundred aud eeveil nine
NS-.9) dollars, which IL claimed to be due Ct
The datv oi this notice up In Ger ain NOR gage
auly execus q and Delivers, by Charles 6azeli
and Esther his " ife 10 " Ill AM II well bearing
date the stu aay Of July A. u. 1875 and uuiy
nc, rued In the Office 81 The r.gi>ter OF ds.de in
and t.r The c..thty Of Pembli and TERRITORY
Of Duk IL. now State Vi North d. kUts on tue lIih
day OF July a. d. lSsS, at $40 O'clock q. M, in
oook y" OF mo tgages Oh page IL. aud no action
or proceeding having been iis ituted, ut law or
" .rwise. tO r.cs'rer the deLi secured by ead
mo. tgage OF any part thereof.
V rtue Ut the power Of sale Contained in SAC
mo. tgag., anu pursusn. to the stutute in sucl
ense MATE and \ ovid d the sad III r.gage "
be thsclo.ed by Sale OF the prem res dsscribeG
in and e. nveytd by said NJ tgage. tow
The !urih nal o. tue SOuth ess uLaiter In Y
set) Of sect on No sev.nte. Uj
in township No. enc hund ed and Sky tnIee
.tia, nut. IF ,angc No. fifty tiv (55)welt Of the
9TH I'M and .ont.ining yhty scr. more or less
with te hereuitApieits anu appurtenances, i'll 10
old at public auction " the hlgihs st biduer for
cash, to Jay 81 debt aud iuteres ana the
taxes my IN said p eulis. r. anu tn enty dol
la. u tOiney'r fees as rtipul ted in and hy said
mo; tKase IN z. se - tol closure, and the dis.
bur sel;i' nts ALLOW ed By law: hch sule will b.
made BY the sl rift Of said r. mbia,a county u
by his deputy ut he front dM'r OF til c. ut house
ii til. city of Penn ina in said count, aud s.sts,
nj hat day. sub ret 20 REDEEM Ii. u u, any time
" tn u Un. year from dat. Of salt u provided BY
law.
Z! !.ated: January q. b. A, D; 1900.
attorney. Mortgages
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How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of Catarrh that can not he
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
J.F. CHENEY & Go. Props. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known J.
F. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business TRANSACTIONS, and financially
able to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
West & Truax, wholesale druggists, TO.
ledo. o.
Walding. E.innan s. Marvin, wholesale
druggists, Toledo. d.
Halls CstarrI. Cure is taken internally,
acting direct upon the blood and mucous
surfaces oftl'e system. Price, 75c. per
bottle. Sole by all Druggists.
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Mortgage Sale.

1 lefault having Teen made In the payment of
u. he rum o. Tw. Hundred md III It, . Rht
,lCllsrs which tscla MI 4" be due at The ds;e Of
MS noti,e up Z cart n m Itx ,gc day ex. Gu.
H.g and Denni. II gan Lsr Husband I.s lug
duly recorded u the Office Of the Reviv er !, i
..eeds n anu ior the county af Pembina aud
tertofy OF Dakota, u W state OF NJ rth dakota ON
the nth Jay May. lSe9, at $50 O'Clock p NJ. in
coed ng ayng been instituted q, law Ur otherwise
70 ret over the d.bt secuxsl BY said NOR Rsse or
any purt thereof:
Now, therefore, notice lie hereby given, that by
virtue Of the pOwer Of ssle contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant 10 the statute In such
are made and provided, tho said mortgage y
ne foreclored BY . esieof the mOr,Ksyed prem
,,ekcr lied In aud conSs yed by raid m0rtgue
vt: the sDuth.weet qua rter 81. Oh numLer
(o) IN tow nship number one hundred aud
three .63) north isnge d ~ four go w.sl
Stu r. NJ. aud .0ntAintng one hundred and
acres more or less III PeMb.ha & un,y, N. RI
knta with the here :anlents 0nd appurten
II be soiu q. public auc.i.n Ot.e Ii KLeri 6sQs
der Tor cash u ply sad uelt .nterest and ,axes II
any gu sntd l,ren,.stS ana fifty d liars ALT rneys
lee az stiLu. at n and ~ said mntg &c n ne
al 10 erh sure and III, sbu. sEientS aI,oweu ~
law which sale ", b.: made by he Sheriff II
..id fsil.b na Dun y or by hr deput, a. the
gate n saia county and STATE Oh the 9th dc, Of
Mar. Il lo9J Ut o clock p. III. ni hat day suStett
~ Ohe m.riE. &c III s. n,tue the Dakota Invest.
mtnt Z mi.any und sujbec. to red. MP. on vt any
me- vi hin Que scar ,rCm date Q, eale w provld.
DID BY law.
Da ID .uis bth day of FeLru.ry 1890 ut Buth.
gate N. u.
Mary Hogan and Dennis II, gan,
J. ID. TrenhO. me, Mortgages.
Attorney. oJ.y6
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The Fisher Trial.

This case has occupied u place of
greater interest, if anything, in the
minds of the public than the Morris
case. which it Immediately followed.
As in the Morris case, the jury was
obtained will, hut little difficulty, and
twelve very intelligent jurors took
their seats to judge the evidence Civ.
en-. Their names were rs follows:
Stephen Kohles, 4. NlcPl,a,l, James
Allen, VIM. Sparkling, S. +. Waldo, Jacob
iIartze, B. Warmer, A. Mclean, David
johnson, P. W. Walker, L. q. Lee, VIM
York.
Fisher plead not guilty to the
charge of assault with intent to kill.
and was defended Ivy Messrs. Erwin,
of St. Paul, :'ratt, of Grand Forks and
Stack. Of the local bar, while District
Attorney Kneesliaw prosecuted the
case without assistance.
The story of the shooting. as told
by the prosecution, runs aluut us fol.
lows: Fred Kahn, who was shot, is u
young man about % years Of age, AMI
was born in Germany. He has had
some trouble with Frank Morris, ST..
who was tried last week fQr shooting
Gustav Miller, arising from the jump.
ing Of a claim. Last year. Morris had
Kahn arrested OH suspicion of burning
some hay stacks. and the de endant,
Fisher, was Morris chief witness.
The evidence was not sufficient to
convict and the case was dropped.
Some seven or eight years ago, Kahn
and Fisher were arrested together
for stealing pair of German socks.
from store in Bathgate. for which
Kahn excused himself at the present
trial by saying, that lie was only a
boy at the time, and that he did it by
the direction Of Fisher.
On the 5th day of last September,
Kahn and Fisher were both plomghing
in their respective fields. in sight Of
each other all day. AS the sun went
|down, Kahn stopped work, hitched ny
his horse and buggy and drove to his
homestead, where after drawing wa.
ter for his stock and milking his COW,
he went into the house, a sllanty about
l2xl4. sat down his pail Of milk, put
his brightly burning lantern Oh the
table. near the window, went to his
trunk, took out Il letter that he wanted
to take away, and leaning OH his Ell.
bow, with his head lowered to the
light, commenced to read. Outside,
the moon shown bright and clear,
with an occasional tleecy cloud rang.
Ing across its face. Suddenly Il shot
crashed through the window, sllatter.
the sash and sending the fragments of
glass across the room. KAN fell bleed.
ing across the bed with his left cheek
filled with shot and pieces Of glass.
and hole clear through into his
mouth, was evidently maze by IL larg.
er missile. probably the size Of IL bullet.
Almost instantly recovering himself,
he rushed to the door Of III. slianty.
Opening it partially, lie rec'gL'z, d II
'eigll,ur who lived al'out three miles
sway, who held in Ills hand an uplilt.
d llatcllet. Fisher, are you going
- kill met" said Kahn. "You got it
Aow! answered his aSssilan,, who 1T
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The bill recently passed by the
senate. making North and South
Dakota new custom district is
now being steered through the
house by Mr.. Hansbrough. He
says he expects some opposition
from the democrats. they being
opposed to custom houses any.
way, but think she will be able to
get the bill through without much
trouble. The bill is just one and
ought to pass, because the district
proposed is large enough, has q
long line of frontier, and already
has business enough to warrant
its establishment. Besides, Dako'
ia people are tired of furnishing
fat pasture for Minnesota con,
gressmen's personal henchmen, &
lot Of whom have come here in
years past, smoked, drank wits.
key, cursed the country, ran our
county politics and took thei,
three dollars per diem and what
they could steal, and when their
JOB played out. gathered themselves
back to their native political wards
leaving anything but sweet odors
behind them. To these of course
there have been honorable exccp.
lions, but we haye had enough of
these ward bummers from Mime.
sofa cities, to disgust the whole
community with system that
makes so may examples possible.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-02-28
la Probate Court.

County S Of pem ntho.A' County ceurt
1.-THE matter Of the estate of Thomas Bcr-
&c. Oh deceaped.
Notice is hereby given that Emma rgcr. n
nus died with the judge Of this Crnr, pe,i,ion,
nrnying fer letters "t admin strait Of the e..
tate Of Thom.s rgeron Decreased, and that
saturday. tue 18Th day al Jsnuarv, A. ID. lByO,
regu nr term nf this Court. towl,: o the Janu: ~
erm. A. D. 1897 at thee unity court ofice in The
IN the court house county 81 PemLina. has been
,ny person interested may appear and show
cause why the said petition should mot he grained.
Gated January 3rd 1890. E.A. ARMSTRONG,
County cOuit sndrx .nf1tio
2j-3s Probate Judge.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-02-28

Laws are being rolled out quite
rapidly by the legislature now.
Most of them comparatively unim.
portant to the general public but
some are quite radical in their
changes, The manner of voting
will probably be quite different
and embrace some of che features
of the so.called Australian system,
which has been in familiar use by
many Of our readers back in Can.
ada. Considerable change in the
basis of assessing property is agi.
tated and the taking out mortgages
from the value of the land wl,el,
owed to persons i'll the state has
received some favorable action.
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E.ch bid will be for the yea !, rent Of the
VIII If tract ohe.ed u. ohte. and not b., the acre.
Th.ee tr;.cts renteu unit. S,p;enbe. ist, 10Y,
VILE bc BID for anu !. xseu 1T ,Or tw" Yeas:
TERMS.-Ih. rent must be paid sni ually in
auvainc. OIie-ious.h ~ the rent for tn. il. u
year must re paid Uy the Sd. cessiu. Liduer wu,n
the a ~ nt ,lch oil u him, aud the reina. uuer
civ his f.are which must " " itlin .hr.e ds, !
Glt , Ia. g.. = 10 y ruck Uti.
Y. 4. JAcksnS T. Supt. o. ScM os.
II. MCLuIS, Cnai. mai 20. comm ssi,,ner,
OOlia kABkHNAGLE, COun y Aua.t.r.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-02-28
Notice to Credttor..

In the matter Of tho estate Of William &. Field.
| man, deceased.
An persons having Glazing against the said
William Z Feldinan, deceased,- are requIred TO
to the undersigned administrator Of said estste,
a. Ills place OF business III the city Of Pembina
IN the county OF fembina, State Of North Dak0.
"a! "a, md that four mOnihe have been limited az
asni,l0t said estate.
~, Dated this l5st day Of Feb. 1890.
W;J. KNEEsHAw, uENaY g. FELDxAx,
a!'9 A!to::e-. Adm!a!Stseser.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-02-28

By a law passed by the present
legislature. the grand jury system
is practically abolished and only
under certain circumstances will it
be called together. We believe it
to be a good law. The one.sided
secret, expensive, cumbersome ma.
chinery Of a grand jury, whose in.
dictments are practically CONTROL.
ed by the district attorney, is a
system for which we have no use
in this free country.