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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-02-14

Balrys: Mr.. VIM. @. Bell and bis
friends, Msssn Roes. Psrcival, and Rug.
ny. Of WlnnipeS.. nade Z jally panty Ia
the sleeper on the n. r: on Tuesday.
They were on their way to g. Paul 70
attend meeting Of the "Mysaic Shrine
-......Mr. Grenier went to Ct Panl Tues.
day to take charge ola new store which
Shaw 4 Charlton have been buying.
w. 8. Thompson came In on the N. r.
Wednesday. ....G. A. McCrea Was down
from Drayton Tuesday, a. vas
also Rev. q, p. Coopsr......F. w. Smith
representing the Msrder Luce type
foundry. Of Minneapolis, called on %
Wednesday. and sold ~ q number Of
fonts Of new and latest styles Of job type
......SerRt. Charles Grant, we'll known
among the young folks, got his honor.
able discharge at Fort Pelnbina, ana LEFT
for Omaha, Nebraska, Tuesday. Mr..
Grant has our best wishes % he has
from all his comrades at the post. .....
Miss Grace Wilkens went to Bismarck
Sunday to spend = week At the capital
with her uncle. Mr.. L. E. Booker.
......Lewis g. Purdy returned from Wash.
ington last Friday looking we'll. Harry
Miller arrival in town Thursday to take
charge Of the jewelry store lately &C.
cnpied by the late w. q. Feldman.
Mr.. Miller is an old resident Of Psmbina
and is we'll known a = good watch max {.
er and jewelar.....E. K. Cayileer and
Captain McKibbin visited Winnipeg
the first Of the week...... Mr.. and Mn. Il.
z. Park returned from their visit to On.
tario Observation-Disclosures Boynton Of
the Master Mason. Minneapolis, IL in
town.
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Deafness Can't bs Cured

By local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There
is only one way tocure deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by All inaamed condition of the
mucous lining of the e,istacl,ian tube.
When This tube gets inaamed you have
a ruinbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed, deafness
is the result, and unless the inflsmma.
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out often are caused by catarrl,, which
is nothing but an infanled condition of
the mucous surface.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that we cannot cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
FL. CHENEY & Co.. TOLEDO, o.
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heritage sale.


nEFAULT having been made In the payment
LOT the sum Of two hundred and seventy nine
(Sz79) dollars, which ie claimed TO be duo al
the date Of this notice upoDa certain MORTGAGE,
duly executed and delivered by Charles Ila0eli
and Esther bis wife to W illam Howell bearing
date the 9th day Of July A. d. 1888, and duly
sse',dsd lin In The office q tie register Of dad. IL
OF Dakota, now State Of North Dakota on the iith
day Of July a. D. iSSS, at 9l0 O'Clock .. m. In
book ~ Of mortgages. on pege 81. and no action
or proceeding having been instituted, ut law or
Otherwise. " recover tho debt secured by tsid
mortgage or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that b.
virtue Of the power Of sale contained in said
case made and provided the said mortgage viii
in aud conveyed BY said mortgage, to.wit:
The north half Of the south east quarter IL X
sex) Of section No seventeen Ol
in Township No. enc hundred aud sixty three
Sl6S) North Of range No. fry i've (66) west Of tho
9Th pm; and containing eighty acres more Of Len
In Pembina county and State Of North Dakota.
With the hefeditamsnts and apPlrten.nse.. xilbs
cash, to pay said debt and interest, aud the
taxes II any, on said premises. and twenty dol:
lars attorneys fees. O stipulated In and by said
mortgage In case Of foreclosure, and tho iis
buflenents allowed b law; which sale will b
made by the shsriG Of said P0pnbina county, Of
BY his dep1ty OF tho front doof Of tho houl
In the city Of Pembina IN said county and stsss
OF that day. slblrct 20 redemption Of any TN
within ons year from date Of sals q provided b
Ssted. January 9Th. A, D: 1917 60,
w, J. xNEksHAw, WILLIAM How ELL.
Attorney, Morisssso
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Little Happenines.

By request Of Judge Te,npleton, and
"desire to serve the county. we with.
hold the testimony given in the case
If State W.. Frank Morris which has
been OH trial since Tuesday, of which,
we already have over column in type.
The grounds for the request of the
''o,'rt and our action, are somewhat
peculiar. Gustav Miller, prosecuting
witness in this case, has 4 civil suit
pending ut this term against the de.
PENDANT for $4,000 damages, in which
the stimOny will be identical will,
that given in the criminal action now
being heard. live were to publisllthe
evidence it would be read very largely.
and opinions formed by many in the
county, who won d other wise he Ell.
ligible for jurors in the civil case to
he called. and thus by increasing the
difficulty of securing an unbiased jury,
increase tile cost Of court. We will
give very complete report of all the
evidence Of general interest to the
public in next weeks issue.
W. w. Erwin, John Katernagle,
John Frey. W. NJ. MoorheaI 4, Major
Campo. Cayileer. Jnd Winchester and
Lee scrihner we're u .gronp" that
tested the strength Of, Short Bros. pho.
to camera OH Tuesday.
Gustav Miller whose wrist was shot
and hand made useless las civil case
also aga inst Frank Morris for the loss
of his hand, with damages at $4,000.
When asked by Mr.. Erwin If he had
AN interest in this suit for damages lie
said Eyes, the interest of u wife and
three little children for whom l can.
not now work.
When the witnesses where excluded
from the at the Morris case, they did
not want to go into the same room so
two rooms were assigned them. Mr..
Joe LaPorte remaining in the room
objections was raised rs he was also a
witness. Nj. Laporte said. "Your
honor l am witness for both sides
which room shall l go TO-" There
was Taught and Joe was allowed TO
remain.
It's pretty intelligent jury.
Joe L8POrt0 AGAIN muda fl,U cn,.t
laugh, on Wednesday. Joe and Mr..
Gsffney had been measuring some dis.
lance. Mr.. Erwin asked Joe. "Mr.
Gaffney held one end of the tape and
you the other, did your NO" said
Joe. II held one end and Mr.. Gaffney
the other" What Joe meant was that
10 hold the measuring end, though
the crowd couldn't see the difference. |
The court room has been crowded all |
the week and many ladies have graced |
the proceedings with their presence.
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Real Estate 7ransfsrs.

The following is list of real estate
transfers fur the week ending Eeb. 18th,
1880. furnished by Mr.. o. NJ. O'Reilly
Of the register Of deeds Office, Pembina.
County Treasurer to John McWilIiam
nj Of SIT. 27-l6O.52, sl.4OO.
County Treasurer to : H Sherman, sw3
S-lG0-5l, $9.85.
County Treasurer to Jno .McWilliam,
NJ OF net, 34.l6O-59. $3.50.
John Davey to Margaret Grandy, swl
32-l6S.53, $500.
JENNA Mcmillan TO Silas w Prescott,
sS}. 33-l6l 81. $500.
JOSEPH. Anger to ] Chevalier, swl
sec IL. and 81. nw4 OF nw3 and sw3 OF
mel, l5-l63-53. $1,000.
Edwin H Pease to Sarah II Thacker.
SIT, 8-l8l 81, $1,000.
John Horgdal to Lima Rasmussen, mel
Of net. 81 Of mel, l-l6O.56 aud set of seA.
3l-l6l-55, $3.50.
DC Moore and wife, to Malcolm Nor.
rison. ~ ofea ofsw} aud lot 3, 3O-l5o.5a,
$l,50O.
Peter St. Amour to Norman Gingras
lot q. in st. Amour add. to Necl,e, $50.
Henry W Wallace to Frederick O
s,utI.ar.i, swi. 25.l59,52. $50.
Frank Murris To Ii l. Holmes and W
K Elliott. net, 24-lGs-5l aud sci of set,
Sec q and 81 Of s~i. sw4 of net sec e
and net Of ret and ill Of that of set of &c!
north ii the Pelnbi,m river, sec 81. 1914 81
also NJ Of st and net of sw{ and swa Of
net. 80. 1914 So. 5000.
Frank Morris and wife tn H /. Holmes
ami W r Elliott, set 2s-l6l.5. also nw3,
3l-lG4 SO. $500.
W Galloway and wife to Thomas F
Whelan, 81 Of swi, 27-lGO54. $3.50.
Hugh Munroe. NJ NJ Campbell and
William Fraser to james NJ Graham, lot
I, blk 4, Glnsston. $3.50.
Suan Erickson to Christian Z Thonp.
son, set D-759-52, $l,525.
Thomas J Cunningham and wife 70
Richard Benson, ST., NJ net and vt set,
ll-l59.55. 1890.
/ John Mcclellan Robert Pegg, set, II.
l6sI- 81. t2.U)0.
John Ganssle to Mary Eden Margaret
Clifford A,tl,urs. los S aud G, blk "a. st..
Ti'uinas, $2OO.
James TIslale 10 Albert Tisdale, lots l..
2. 8 and 4. 7-l59-52. 81, $50.
Robert Nelson and wife to R,bt H
sinions NJ Of s~3. lo-l62-53, $500.
A W McCrea u Thomas Wilson. all OF
lot 22, west side. 3rd, st McCrea's add,
Drayton $3.50
David Thompson to Jane Young, lot 6.
blk q, N-ct,e. $3.50.
JONES d Muir to Victor Caregot, NJ Of
net and net of mel, 24.l8l-5l $50.
Samuel Robinson ct 81 to Francis NJ
Longi', lots II and Is, blk IL, Bathxs,e,
500.
Levi Becl,tel to Abner French, swi of
set and SET evil, 1S-i6l.55.
Elizabeth Kinney to J o Blicl,fsldt M
Of set rec 10 and NJ ofnei, 3O-lel-5e, $500.
JanIes L Benson to Alfred Shell. lots
"a and rs, blk 5. Crystal, $500.
William, James to William F Winter,
net. 2-l6s-56.
Chas 4 Taylor to Thomas H CHM, sci.
11-l60.55, $2OOO.
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Court Notes.

(Contnued.)
Tuesday was occupied mostly by the
case Of ThOrson vs. ID. Dick in which
Lindeke. Warner & Shurmier. st. Paul
were really defendants. The case arose
from the following facts. II. Thor.
Jackson, If Mountain. finding himself
heavily In debt sold his stock Of gtA,ds
to Thorson who was the principal
creditor. Abnut week after the stock
was seized under an attachment and
after being stored for a long time was
sold. Th"rson claimed damages for
the loss Of the goods which he held
under the bill Of sale, while the defend.
ant claimed that the sale was illegal
and fraudulant and that the damages
sought were in excess of the value Of
the goods. After the evidence was
In, thu court decided that there was no
evidence of fraud and directed the
Try to find for the plaintiff for the
value Of the stock seized. which WAS
fixel by them at 1920 rs against about
81, 100 claimed.
On Friday. the case ,of Arthur vs..
Lloyd & Conmee WIS heard. This
Case was before the court last term
q I'd resulted in q disagreement of the
jury. The parties occupied build.
Ing In st. Thomas together. The
plaintiff running u carpenter shop and
the defendants making patent scales.
The latter used japanning compound
to cover their scales, which was heat.
cd by IL coal oil stove In u broad shall,
low pan. In moving the pan, some of
the compound was spilled and caught
Oh fire, in consequence of which the
building was burned with the coli.
tents. The plaintiff claims damages
for loss Of tools. etc.. because of care.
lessness OIL the part Of defendant.
His claim was something over $500.
Jury awarded him Sll5.75. Another
case, Francis Jones vs.. same defend.
ant, rests upon the same facts; plain.
tiff claiming damages for loss Of build.
ing. Case continued until next term.
Oh account of difficulty in securing u
jury ui'acq,ainted with tho facts.
Cases of Aultnlam & Go. W. Baker,
and Au;tlnan s. Co. vs.. Greenwood,
werc heard Friday and Saturday.
These IRE more cases in which the
defendants bought machines which,
they claim did not fulfil the warranty
aud therefore resist the collection of
notes given in payment. The verdict
in the former case was S76.45, and in
the latter, $453.4O, in favor of the
plaintiff.
Case. No. GO, Robert Shepard vs.. C.
Il. George, was u Saturday trial, and
was Il suit for damages for certain hay
burned by prairie fire set out by de.
PENDANT. Defendant claimed that tile
matter had been settled by allowing
plaintiff to use from his own stack Of
hay in the place of that burned. Yer.
dict for defendant.
In the case of Devany vs.. Brown,
the testimony was submitted to the
c',lrt, who took 1t under adviselnent.
The jury and witnesses were ex.
cused Saturday noon, until Tuesday
afternoon; the grand jury having
''sen discharged Saturday.
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A. B. CORBEIL,
Clubbing Rates.

The following Is our revised
cash clubbing rates for the year
1880.
In order to reach a large mum.
Der of subscribers in arrear we have
placed the figures so low that they
can only be reached through club.
bling, and in order to treat all
alike, new subscribers will enjoy
the same privilege.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and the
North. Western Farmer one year
for $500.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and st,
Paul Pioneer Press one year for
$3.50.
The PIONEER EXPRESS, North.
Western Farmer and the Pioneer
Press one year 1915.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and Serb.
ners Magazine one year for $500.
The PIONEER EXPRESS and the
North Dakota Farmer one year fol
$500.
PIONEER EXPRESS and House
keeper one year for 2.25.
Subscribers sending in money
for clubbing will be sure to state
which papers are wanted.
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A County nj S Of FePbi k9rA' In County Court,
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Der.
Notice is hereby given that Emma Bergercn
praying for letters Of Illustration OF the e..
tate Of Thomas Rergeron deceased, and that
Saturday, the 18th day of Jsnuarv, 4. ID. 1880,
regular term Of this Court. to- wit ofthe january
term, A. U. 1890 ut thecounty cnnrt ONCE In the
In the court house county Of Pcmbina. has been
any person Interested may appear and show HOW
cause why the said petition should not be granted
Dated January 3rd, 1890. E.A. AnNsTnoNs,
County cnllrt aRdex .officio
2'-51 Probate Judge.
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Notice,

Notice is hereby given that an adjourn.
ed sale will he held at the Custom House
at Pembina Nortl, Dakota, on Saturday,
the 18th day of February. 1880, of the
following described property, forfeited to
the United States, Wig: Two black mares
5yea,s obi; one light spring wagon, and
one SGT double harness.
n. E. NELSON; DEPUTY Collector.
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Dental Notica.

We have received notice from Dr.. q.
W. Barnes, dentist. that he is at present
visiting in Minneapolis. but will in q
few days visit Wall.alla, to attend 10
all bushes in the dental line that may
come before him, after which he will
visit Necl'e. Please bea. this in mind. 20
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To Newspsper Men.

have for sale q second hand, nine
Taylor drum cylinder printing
press, in good order. This press was
bought ut q bargain and will be sold
cheap. 1t 10 just the thing for country
office. Call on or address
g. G. TAoxrsoS, Pembina, n. D.
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Found.

A necklace and locket. Apply to Cur
Short. prove property and pay for this
notice.
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MAR ~ ed.

LnNG-ARxsrRoHa-On Wednesday Feb.
ruary 18th. 1880. BY Rev. q. H. TreR.
lawny, Joseph Long of st. Vincent
MINI. to Maggie A. Armstrong Of EN-.
erson, Manitoba.
szpRY-HuDsoN-On Wednesday Feb.
18th. 1880. by Rev..C. H. Treslawny,
Mr.. Charles H. Storey of Bowesnont
to Miss Mary f. Hudson of Glasston
North Dakota,
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REv. H. B. Wardwell a younger broth.
Or Of Rev. L. d. Wsrdsell, Of this ely,
died in Winthrop, Maine, January 2sth.
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SERVICE in the NJ. +. churcl, next Sab.
bath. Rev. q. n. Trrglawny will preach.
$3.50 IN. "rle Ministry Of Jol,n;" ESQ,
"Shams." Tie public invited.
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Tor 1ant

Tie house on Cavileer street now occu.
pisd by A. B. Cosbsil and owned by L.
D. Wardwell.
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VIZ learn that there is possibility Of
our popular pastor Of the NJ. e. churcl,
removing to Brsinard, MINI, in the near
future.
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As this issue is dated February 18th
and has considerable "conrting" in it, it
might he called a Valentine.
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YOUNG.

News is scarce.
La grippe is all over here now.
Nearly overly one has been attending
cnurt at Pslnbins the past week.
q. w. Sumter. s. Young, and p. Do
Vaney were at Pe'nbina the past week.
Ono Of the worst billiards. We have ever
seen occurred hero last Tuesday ana also
on Friday.
A surprise party was held at Melvillss
last Monday evening; very pleasant
time was spent.
A letter from Washington. at ates that
r. F. Kinney 10 keepinga soup house
at Seattle aud is doing well. Mrs. Kin
ney and family Intends to 20 there soon.
Applicants for West Point.
The State of North Dakota being en-
titled to one representative cadet in the
military academy at West Point, New
York, and one in the naval academy, at
Annapolis. Maryland, I take pleasure in
announcing that Piof. John Macnie, Of
the University of North Dakota, DR..
Henry NJ. Wheeler and Hon. John NJ
Coclirsne. Of Grand Forks. North Dako-
ia. have been selected to examine
ell candidates. actual residents of the
state. who desire TO compete for the
positions mentioned.
Candidates will be subjected to rigid
physical examinations and must he well
prepared in reading, writing, othoRraphy
arithmetic, grammar. geography and
history. The age for the admission Of
cadets 10 between II aud "a years. Can.
didstee must be unmarried, at least five
feet in height and free from disease and
other inllrmity.
The two candidates passing the best
examination before the board az above
named. will be nominated by me for the
positions indicated.
Examinations will take place March
18th and 18th, 1890. at sucl, place or
pisces in the city Of Grand Forks, Nortl,
Dakota. as the board may designate.
G. II. HANsBRouaH, NC.
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n Ga:IlE.

Most every Necheite Is in Pembina
counting.
I. G. Leckie started for Vancouver
last week.
VIM. Askew 10 putting up leo for yari.
Gus parties in town.
Prof. Lyons has the grippe; vacation for
this scholars is the result.
Judge Wylie's team took fly on the
street scattering boxer and barrels all
over town.
Tho social club will conclude sue.
cessful series of dances by grand hall
Friday evening the 2lst. of February.
Attorney Z. NJ. Conmy las been sui.
fsrinR from neuralgia in the ear this week
and he complains that this is too busy a
time to enjov it.
ARRANGEMENT are being made for q
Catholic concert: in Neche on the It'll,
inst. Tickets IS cents. A good time il
promised and . general invitation is
extended to all.
A great amount Of interest ia sl,owen In
this village over the Fischer and Morris
cases As the parties live only fcw miles
from here and are we'll known.
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Town clerk Of Neche township.
Neche n. D. Jan. SQth. 10. 2Q.30

Y. Quackenbush, Of Necl,e, has bar.
res Of money to lend on secsrity At rea.
sonable terms. Call on hitn before you
make arrangements With others. llu
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TIE PIOHEER. EIPRESS.
AROUND TOWN.
ST. Valentine day.

EDITOR Koehmstedt Of the Langdon
Democrat has brand new girl. and his
old friends here send congratulations.
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A Good Hotel.

Persons coming to court will lind clean
aud comfortable lodging, and q good 10
bic. At reasonable rates at the Asmbina
House.
A ErpAnnr. p.on.i.A..
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Sealed Tenders

Sealed proposals for wooden bridge
or combination iron bridge, l25 ieet in
length, 10 feet wide in the clear; to be
constructed across the Pembina river, on
town line between townships ofNeche
and st. Joseph. will be received by the
township boards Of Necle aud st. JOSEPH.
OIL the 18th day Of February, 1890. Said
proposals. should be accompanied with
plans snd speciAcatiops. Plans for q
wooden bridge may DO seen in the of.
Zee ofV. Quackenbush in Neche, N. d
The said board reserves the right to re-.
ject any Or oil bids. By order Of town.
shlp boards Of Nechs and st. Joseph.
ANDREW BRowE,
Town clerk 81. Joseph township.
V.QUAcKENBusu,
Town clerk Of Neche township.
Neche N. D. Jan. 3Oth. 80. $3.50
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Psor. Juliet gives grand ball in Kit.
son hall to night to which all are Cordial.
" invitated. Tickets SO cents. It is
worth going up aud hear the professor il
tor noti'sng else, il you have not heard
him.
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The Best Remedy

For Dyspepsia is Ayers sarsaparilla.
Other medicines may give temporary
relief; but Ayers sarsaparilla makes a
positive and permanent cure, as thou.
sands can testify all over the country.
"My stomach. liver, and kidneys were
in disordered condition for years."
writes II. Wild, Of IIutto, Texas. "and
Inever found any medicine to relieve
me, until I began to take Ayers sarsa-
parilla. Less than six bottles of this
remedy cured me-"
Mrs. Joseph Aubin, Of Holyokc,
Mass, was for long time a severe suf-
fercr from Dyspepsia, trying, in vain, all
the usual remedies. At last she begant to
take Ayers Sarsaparilla, and only three
bottles restored her to perfect health.
II have gone through terrible suffer-
ing from Dyspepsia and Indigestion"
writes G. J. Bolemcr, 145 Columbia ST.,
Cambridgeport, Mass, "and can truly
say Ayers Sarsaparilla has cured me-"
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
Prepared BY Dr. c. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mas.
Pstss d sig bottles, IS. Worth d bottle.