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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28
From Other Papers.

Hon. A. +. Appelton is in receipt of a
letter from the Northern Pacific railway
officials stating that they have been mak.
ing preparations to build tho proposed
branch from Voss tosome point in north
ern Pembina county-prohablv Walhalla
lin the spring, and inquiring if the
people generally in this locality are favor.
ably inclined towards their company.
They made but little allusion to pecuni-
airy assistance in building the road; but
in all probability the 3.per cent. bonus
on the assessed valuation Of the town.
ships intersected by the line would be
sufficient inducement. The people of
this locality certainly have friendly
feeling for the N. p. OH account of its
very liberal and honorable method of
dealing, and the Call believes they are
as ready to extend substantial aid to
that company today as they were in the
spring.-Crystal Call.
Tom Brown, Ilamilton's rustllng lum-
Der merchant, and VIM. Randall, the
hotel man and well known horsenan,
were in ahe city Monday. Mr.. Randall
never loses his love for good horscflesll
whatever other business lie may have OH
hand. and before leaving the city he
made deal by which he comes into
possession of Pat McHugll's trotter. 1'arus.
While we are sorry to see Langdon lose
one of her fast horses still we must COIL
gratulate'Mr Randall -I.angdon Demo-
Geo. T. Wight, has commenced to
build an addition to his hotel, the Major
House. 20 feet on Harvey avenue. by 80
feet deep. One part of the new struc-
ture is TO be for commercial sample
room, and will be fitted up exclusively
for that purposc.-Minto Journal.
Jud. LaMoure stopped over one day
in jamestown OH his way to Montana.
The day Jud. crossed the Missouri there
was an Indian scare ut Mandan and the
governor called out the militia. A man
who is not acquainted with Jud. saw
him with that corduroy suit OIL and
thought it was an uprising of the Sioux.
Jud ought to be made pay the expense
of the late Indian war.
A travelling circuit is being formed for
81 comprising the cities of Grand Forks,
Crookston, Hallock, Pembina and Win
nipeg. A series of trotting and running
races at each of the above points will
attract large crowd of people, as well ms
being the means of developing some of
the fast young stock in the valley.-lIal.
lock Enterprise.
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To Canadian Excurs,onists

The Northern Pacific Railroad will
run Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars from
Winnipeg and intermediate statIont
through to Chicago without change
These cars, as operated by the Pullman
Company, are fitted up complete will
mattresses. pillows, blankets. clean bed
linen, curtains and carpets in tho aisles
The toilet rooms are fitted up Will, wasl,
stands, towels, soap. combs, brushes, etc
requiring nothing to he furnished by a
passenger. A uniformed colored porter
with each Pullman car. is charged will,
the sole duty Of looking after tile comfort
of our patrons using these accommoda-
tons. A double berth in these cars will
will accommodate two persons comforta.
bly,. The fare ,..per double berth, Winni-
peg and points taking the $40 excursion
rates to Chicago, 81. Don't forget the
dates, November 18th and 25th, Decem.
Der End. 9th. 10th, 23rd and Both, 1880.
These cars arrive in Chicago in the
and make close connections
with eastern trains. 1923
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The Now Discovery.

You haye heard your friends and
neighbors talk about it. You may your
self be one Of the many who knew from
personal experience just how q thing it
is. Ifyou have eyer tried it, you are one
Of its staunch friends. because the won.
derful thing about it is. that when once
given trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery
ever after holds place in the house.
Ifyou have never used it and should be
afflicted with cough, cold or any throat,
lung or chest trouble. secure . bottle at
once and give It Q iair trial. Its gusssu.
teed every time, OF, money refunded.
Trial bottle ftee atShort Bros. drugstore.
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Organization Certificate

| X Now ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS, Tint the
.lAunderHigned having formed an asrociatloI
| for the purpose of doing general banking btisi
ness pursuant to chapter 23, session lawp, of The
Suite of Nortl Dakota of 1880, ind having mad,
and prepared articles of association pursuant Ia
said chapter, do hereby, under our hands and
seals. make ind sign the following organization
certihcale as provided by said chapter:
First. The name ASSUMED by said association,
and under which nMme they will transact n gen.
eral banking business shall be the First bank Of
Cavalier.
Second. The place where the business Of dis.
count and deposit are 10 be carried on shall be
q; the town or village of Cavalier. iOwn-hip of
Dakota.
Third, The amount Of the capital stock of said
association is Sj.,sO, which shall Sc divided into
sixty shares, of one hundred dollars u share each
Fourth, The business Of said bank. shul com.
mcncc on the 25th day of August, 1880, and shall
terminate twenty five years thereafter
In witness whereof, we have liertiIntO ret our
handsand seal this 18th day of August, 1890
In presence of
j. ID. WISLAw. 3JCDsoN LAMorBE. Senl,
joan K. MussELMAN, Seal
STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA,t
County Of Pembina.
Be 1t known that on this send day of August,
Booker, Judsol LsMoure md John X. Mussei.
man, 10 me well known 10 be the identical per
SONS described In and who executed the forego.
Ing certificate Of organization, no severally and
duly acknowledged To me that tn ey exc cutrd lie
came freely and voluntarily for the uscs and prr.
pose therein expressed.
1919 WI, KSEEsuAw.
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Noticc TO Creditors.

In the matter of estate of JAS. Cassidy,
deceased.
All persons having claims agains, raid James
Cnssidy, deceascd, are required TO exhibit the
same. with the necessary vouchers TO the under.
signed, q. W. Ryan, administrator of said estate
a. his office In Pembina. in the county of Penn.
months have been limited az the time for ere.
ditors tOpresent their claims against eaid estate
Dated the 18th day Of Nov, iS!O.
q. W. RYAN,
I-2l Administrator.
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Bucklsn'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
guranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is scents per box,
For nale nv Shak Rsan
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new BOOTS AND CAPS.

A new lot of the latest styles of winter
caps. also very fine selection of ladies'
and gents fine boots and shoes, just ar.
rived at Corbeil's. Come and see them
A fine lot of gents skating shoes in the
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ri s.LAND OFFICE, GRAND FORKS, N

TT LAND OFFICE, GRAND FORKS, N. d,
" NOV 18th, 1890.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before the Judge or
In his absence the clerk of the District Court of
pembina county, N. D., at Pembina n. d., on
1898. for the re ar rec 2 twp 1G1 re- 81.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz; John Taylor and Vim, McKiL.
bin Of toilette, r. y. Pcmbina Co., N. d., Robert
Hunt, pcmbIna. and jas d McAulcy, Of toilette.
1923 JAS. ELTON, Register
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FROM Will McCumber. now Of Great
Falls, we acknowledge the receipt of a
badge inscribed with an exultant rooster
and the words, Triumphant Democra-
cy." 1t is little late to wear it now, go
We will preserve it in our collection un-
til W, when We will pin it OH our breast
up side down.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
HuNTER-NEIsoN.-A Emerson on Sat-
urday Nov. end, 1880, by Rey, Mr..
Page, Mr.. William Hunter to Miss
Mamie Nelson, both Of Pembina.
JomNsoN-O'HARA.-At the residence Of
the brides father. Tl.os. A: O'IIara ESQ.
Dominion City, Nov. 2lst. by the Rev.
H. H. Hall B. A., James johnson OF
Griswold to Elizabeth Z. O'Hara.
FRAsER-LocKwooD.- the residence of
d. Forester Esq. Emerson Nov. 2lsl.
by Rev. II. H. Hall b. A., Ralph e.
Fraser Of Wall,alla N. d. to Florence
A. Lockwood of toilette N. d.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT st. Vincent
MINI. Nov. 2lst, by Rev. II. Beer, G.
Z. MONTGOMERY to Maria Collisoil, both
of Wexford, this county.
MARrINEAu-BERrRA Leroy Nov.
23rd. by Father Turcotte, August Mar
tineau of Wexford. to Miss Emma Der.
trand, Of Leroy.
SoOTT-JoHNsoN.-At the residence of the
brides parents, on Monday, Nov. IL,
1890. Francis NJ. Scott, of Neche, and
Miss Myrtle johnson, of Crystal, Rev.
II. q. JOpllcott. of Thompson, official
ing, assisted by Rev. MIR. Love, of st
Thomas.
The bride has resided at Crystal with
her psrents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. J.. johnson,
for a number of yenrs, and is well and
widely known as an estimable young
lady. Mr.. Scott is landlord of hotel al
Neche and has manv friends at Crystal
who wish him and his young wife much
happiness. MIR. and Mrs. Scott left on
the afternoon train for their home
Crystal Call.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

AcuAsor otf time will take place nsx.
Sunday. ON the N. p. The passenger
from the north vii, leave Winnipeg an
hour later and meet the train from the
south here.
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Court Note.

Owing to the absence of Clerk of Court
Borden at Grand Forks, we miss the full
notes of judgments and verdicts until
next week.
In the criminal cases, Frank Russell. ar.
rested for selling liquor at st. Thomas
illegally, plead guilty ana was sentenced
II three months in the county Jail.
The Wall'alla shooting scrape was
settled by one of the Walker boys
pleading guilty and sentenced to two
years six months at Bismark, while the
other boy was released.
Tie cases Of Arnold and Ewing were
continued until the next term of court.
Mr.. Joseph A. johnson, Of New York,
was in attendance. but ii is understood
that lie is an old friend of Arnold's and
does not care to testify against him. It
may be that the cases will never come To
trial.
Court adjourned on Tuesday morning,
sine die.
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DIR. X Is Foster dentist, wishes to an.
nolncc to the citizens of Pembina that
he has located permanently in Grand
Forks and opened the most complete
dental parlors in the Northwest. Office
In Security Block, opposite Hotel Daco.
tab. 10
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

$40 Excursfona

Over the Canadian Pacific Ry, to On
tario, Quebec. and the Maritime Provin.
ces from Oct. 18th, till Dec: 3Oth. the q.
p. r. will run excursions every day. 90
for tile round trip tickets. for three
months and stop over at any point. The
most comfortable train service and no
lay overs at functions. For tickets and
particulars call OH or address.
Gus. SHORT,
Agent c. p. r., Pembina,lN. D.
Office at Short Bros.
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Strayed.

A gray pony, long name, branded On
both shoulders. Was last seen on the
Toilette road. Any information can be
sent to this Office.
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Notice,

The Drayton Mill Co. are giving 8 2 lbs.
flour and 10 lbe. bran and lbs. shorts
per bushel of good wheat, flour guaran.
teed good. Also choping Sc. per bag.
Free stable in connection with mill. 1890
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The Pembina county hunting party
consisting Of A.. D. Cavileer. LaDoux.
Harry Bullock mud John NORM. ere at
Jadis waiting 1ef The river 70 freeze 20
they can cross They report the country
from the Muske4 west all burned over.
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N, p. Excursions.

Canada excursion rates on the North.
ern Pacific railroad, November 18th, 25th.
Dec. End, 9th, Dec. 10th to 23rd inclusive,
Dec. 3Oth. Tickets good for 80 days.
Enquire of. +. J. CUNNINGHAM,
15tf Agent Pembina.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

Tue last end of court was dreatift,lly
ragged, sitting round waiting for absent
witnesses and lawyers. It was caused
mostly by the snpposition that criminal
cases would take up Monday and Tues
day, but which were continued instead
of being tried.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28
Strayed,

A two year old mare colt, roam, star in
forehead. left ear split. Left my premises
about two weeks ago. Anyone returning
or giving information ofsame, will be
literally rewarded.
BArTIsTE DEJARDIN,
1890 Toilette, N. D.
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$50 Reward.

Fifty dollars reward will he paid for
evidence which will convict the parties
who stole the cord wood from set, sec 1.
1888. 1920 Fred KAHN.
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Hon. Peter Cameron. of Tyner Pembi-
ma county, was amoug the visitors in the
city yesterday. Among his errands was
trip to the county court where lie pro-
cured license to marry Sarah Evangline
Mckee. Of Osnabrock. -Plaindealer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

Cold Wave.-Furs! Furs!
Mrs Geo Thompson is now prepared to
execute all orders favored her, in repair
ingan making up filrs. l5tf
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COUNTY NEWS.
Tor the Readers Of Ii. Pioneer NJ.
press, By special Reporter.



HAMILTON.
No news.
H. N. Joys baby 10 very III.
Everybody stays home these days. .
A. Glas bought out Dickey Bros. In
Glasston.
o. H. johnson went down to Grand
Forks on Sunday.
w. H. Roberts 10 cashier of the Bank
Of Hamilton now.
We SAW Rob Gibbs and Harry Leigh
ton in Hamilton Sunday.
The A. o. U. VS.. now occupy their
new hall over NJ. sarver's store.
Messn. Page & Acham have purchas.
ed and shipped q quantity Of barley this
fall.
Prof. Rank expects his sister, Miss
Rank. here in q few days, when they
will take up housekeeping.
The A. o. U. We. have started {. lodge
at Cavalier. A number from the Hamil.
pOn IOOR0 went out 70 assist,
ERNEST.
The Methodist L. w. will give liter.
airy entertainment al tile Ernest school
house on Tuesday evening Dec. 23rd 1880.
The program to consist of vocal and In.
stumental music. reading. recitations and
dialogues, Hon. P. e. Donovan of Neche,
has kindly consented to give us an &C.
count Of his visit to the old world, and
as he is 30 well and iavorably known Il
is useless to add more. We expect sew.
eral Rev'd. gentleman present. Admis
sion Is cents, Children 10 cents. 1920
A Grassy Man.
Last Friday afternoon Douglas Prin.
YER. who is insane. left his home in
LanRdon township and has not been
seen or heard Of since. He is q youna
man about Is years Of age, fair complex.
ion, with thin whiskers aud moustacle,
about five feet ten inches high; had OH a
brown suit of clothes (pants burnt about
the knee) when left home. Any person
finding him and bringing home. or Civ.
ing information Of his whereabouts will
be literally rewarded by his mother,
Mrs. s. A. Prinyer. Langdon, N. D.
Langdon Democrat.
The individual described above turned
up at Vim. Thompsons, about three
miles east of st. Thomas. where 10 drew
q knife and refused to leave the premises
Thompson and his hired man overpow.
cred him and he was given IN charge Of
constable Mckay, Of St. Thomas-who
brought him to Pemblna. Here the
board ofinsanity discovered his identity
and sent him back home to Cavalier Co.
in charge Of Judge Armstrong. Prinyer
and relatives formerly resided near Bath.
gate. 1t lie reported that he was there
first taken with symptoms of insanity
and OH one occasion plouglled all night
with yoke Of oxen, in all directions
over the field, which presented a very
queer appearance at daylight. He will
probably be sent to the asylum by the
Cavalier county authorities.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

YESTERDAYS bill of fare to tile political
parties. Grow with humble pie for re-.
publicans, turkey stuffed with bitter
herbs for the democrats. while the indie.
pendents stood around to pick up the
crumbs. But all are tllankful-if not for
what they have-for what the other fe!.
lows haven't.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

LITTLE Willie Aylen came near enough
to drowning ON Friday night to warn all
persous from skating on the Red River.
Though the night was very light, In
running out of the way Of some skaters
he stepped into an open air hole which
he did not seq aud came very near
drowning before others could get to his
assistance. He sank at least twice and
the water WAS very deep. Robert Park
er with the assistance of others, pulled
him out and deserves great credit for his
prompt and effective efforts. without
which the boy would almost surely have
drowned. The skating for two weeks
has been excellent but there is a great
deal Of open water and nowhere is the
Ice very thick, and the weather has been
% warm that except in spots the, ice is
very dangerous.
PERSONALS: Hon. L. E. Booker left for
Great Falls on Monday."."J. NJ. CHS.
holm. N. H. Murney, H. L. Norton and
]. H. Abrams we're some Hamiltonians
that visited US this week......Mr. and Mrs
J. H. Anderson and family have gone to
southern Minnesota. where they will re.
main visiting friends until after holidays
......Jsmes Robb and family expected to
leave for West Superior on Wednesday,
but were detained by illness Of Mrs.
Brown......Auditor Kabernagle contem-
plates moving to the house now occupi-
ed BY James Robb........R. A. Thacker,
the royal republican Of Hamilton. was a
visitor at the headquarters on Tuesday
......W. l. Abrams and wife of Hamilton,
expect to leave for winter visit to
Ontario and other points next montl......
Mrs. ]. H. Abrams las been visiting in
town this week.. Misses McKen.
zie and wilkins, Lieut.. Jackson and E.
X. Cavileer, went to represent Pe,nbina
at the grand MASQUERADE ball, ut Grand
Forks on Wednesday.........Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Stokes of Gardar, Hon. John and
Mrs. John Stadelman we're registered at
the Winchester this week.........M. H.
Miller. our popular jeweler, left yester.
day for Minneapolis, where lie intends
to purchase an immense stock of Christ
mas goods. Charles Full made brief
business trip to st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis this week..........C. G. Winchester, of
Warren. Minn., took thanksgiving din
ner with his brother Jud.
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WautAd

Wanted,
Agirl to learn tailoring. Steady en-.
'ploymeut. JIG, SoxDxRxAx, Ig.N
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RI GtANDoEFlcE, GRAND FORKS, y. D,

Ne.!es = hereby given that the following nam;
g ss'I. has aed bis Intention e m:ss se.i
aid proof viii % made before Tue clerk OF the
district court Of Pembins county, n: D., at PEN.
hina N: D., on December 18th, 1890, VIZ: Urgei
Richie iofthe ~ mex, Lots II and 3, secs, twp.
Ia q Of Sc y,
BE names the following Witnesses to prove his
econneous fesidenos upon and cultivation Of
~ -. Kneeehsw and Joseph 0audet,
va JA1ss ILToI, Register.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

TIE EXTRACT from the prospectus of the
agricultural college at Fargo is well
wo,tl, the attention of ouryoung farmers.
Even without scholarships the expenses
will be light, and the knowledge to be
gained IN reference to soil, plants. dom
este animals, and the general products
and economies Of the farm, would be
very valuable TO any farmer or farmers
boy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

Hos. Judson I.aMoure returned from,
the Hot Springs, Mont. this week. Mr..
LoMoure has improved in health, and
says the waters have undoubted medical
qualities, particularly for rheumatic
complaints.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

AUG. GERARDIN. the popular landlord
1.-THE Pembina House, has gone to Hot
Springs, Ark, for his health. Every body
hopes that Mr.. Gerarilin will he success.
full in his search, for we have no more
popular citizen,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

The masquerade in Kittson hall We'd
nesdsy evening WAS grand success in
every respect. There were a good many
fancy and expensive costumes. As this,
the first masquerade for good many
years was so well attended,
there will probably be another before the
winter is over. There were forty.two
tickets sold.
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The new plate glass for the bank build
ing was mounted safely on Tuesday. 1t
took pretty careful handling however.
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Weddings.


Wedding bells haye been ringing their
merry chimes good part Of the time
during the last week, and it is long since
we had to chronicle SO many marriages
of we'll known young people as in this
issue. Whather it is the crops, the
pleasant weather, the thanksgiving sea-
son, or the prospect of a cold winter, any
or all of these, we do not know, but that
these pairings are portentious Of future
happiness. hundreds OF friends hope and
believe.
Particularly is this true OF our young
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter. Mr.. Hun.
ter. has been employed at the elevator
here for several seasons. and has by
good character, pleasant disposition and
business ways made himself fayo rite
in social and business circles. Mrs. Hum
ter nee Miss Mamie Nelson, is a daugll-
ter of Hon. N. E: Nelson, and las been
a. child and young lady one of Penn
bina's favorites. The expression Of good
will and wishes to this young couple for
future happiness are many and unani.
nous. The marriage took place on Satur.
day.
The Northumberland wedding was
another of those happy events where
manhood's strength and womanly beauty
are united with the appreciation of nu-
merous friends. Mrs Martineau, was
formerly resident of Pembina and was
u pupil under the writer's tuition, and
he and many Of her former scI,oolmates
wisl, her happiness in her new rela.
tive in life. A large company helped to
celebrate the event at the residence OF
the groom OH Monday night, many
friends from Pembina and Toilette being
present.
The Fraser-Lockwood marriage WAS
q pleasant surprise to even intimate
friends, Mr.. Fraser is one of our pros.
porous farmers near Ernest and:Mn Fra
Ser, as Miss Florence Lockwood has long
been known as a favorite teacher, par
in Toilette where her relatives
reside and at Walllalla where she has
been engaged of late. Pembina, Toilette |
and Walhalla will unite in congratulating |
this happy couple.
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MARSHALL COUNTY
NURSERIES.

Northern grown Fruit and For.
est Trees, Shrubbery, Evergreens.
and ornamental goods. Tree seeds
and timber claim stock a specially.
Try the
HARDY RUSSIAN WILLOW,
for wind breaks on prairie lands.
Address, Marshall County Nurser.
les, ingalls,. MINI.
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MR. II. A. BussIEREs was admitted to
the bar this week on credentials from
the Canadian bar. Mr.. Bussieres was
born in New York, Of French parentage
and went from there to Montreal at an
early age. He studied at the college
there and was admitted to the Canadian
bar eight years ago. He has not posi-.
lively decided where he will locate on
this side of the line, but thinks Of going
to Langdon. Cavalier county.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28

ScRIBNER for December is holiday
number. Holiday print. holiday paper,
holiday engravings. 1t is beauty.