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PIows, Binders, Mowers, the n
arator, which will
all kind!
Farm and Light W
LATEST IMPROv:
Mortgage Sale.
nEFAULT has been made in the conditions Of
i "a certain mortgage. executed and de.ire.ed
by Margaret Switzer and John X. SwitZer. Cher
husband. } mortsagors. TO II. Mann, il. r!ortga-
gee. dated the 18th day O! January. \. d. 1876.
and recorded as q mortgage in the Office Of tie
resiste. Of deeds. in and for the county Of rem.
bna and Territory OF Dakota. now Stale OF Sorti,
Dakota, on the 10Th day Of March. 1885. at 9:le
O'Clock a. m. in book II OF mortsa:es. on page
sc, which mortgage was duly assigned TO Frank
lin Barnard. as oficco.d in the Office OF the
register of deeds for said county Of Pemhina.
North Daxota. in book 2rcf mortgages. page SIS
and there is claimed 10 be due on said mortgage
a, the date Of this notice. the amount of seven
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w Owen flaming Mill and Sep.
clean and separate
of grain.
agons and Buggies.
ed GANG PLOWs.
Mortgage Sale.
nEFAtLT having been made in the payment
LOT the sam Of five hundred and sixty.eix dol.
lsr. and t'xty-siX cents (s56S65) hich i. claim.
ed TO be due al the date Of this notice uIora GER
Tain mortgage. duly executed and delivered BY
John X. Mcmillan aud Phebe Mcmillan. his wife
10 Amelia HerricS. bearing date the 18th day Of
pece!nbe. lss;. and with power of sale therein
cont ined. duly recorded in the Office Of the reg.
isier Old sede. in and for the county Of PembiI .
and State of North Dakota, formerly part of Da-
koia Territory. on the 18th day OF December.
1854. at 10 O'Clock III. in book IL Of mortgages.
on mage -. and no action or proceeding having
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lle Gehl sCuIeu ny tdIQ mortgage or any pAIt
thereof
Now therefore notice is hereby given tina, b,
virtue Of the powe, Of sale contained in safe
mortgage and pursuant TO the statute in eucl
case made aud provided. the said mortgage viii
be foteclosed by sale OF the premises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage. to.wit:
No twenty one teD in township no. enc hun.
d'ed and sixty one (l6i) north Of range No, fifty
TWO (s.l west aud containing 100 acres more or
less in pembina county and state Of North Dakota
with the Entertainments and appurtenances. " hich
sale will be made BY the sheriff Of said Pembina
county al the front door OF the court house in the
city OF Pembina in said county and STATE. on tile
3!st dag Of MAJ 1890. at 10 O'Clock .. m. OF that
day. Al, public auction. 20 the
highest bidder for cash, % pay said debt and
interest. and the taxes if any. on said premises,
and ht;y dollars attorneys fees. IS stipulaed, in
and by said mortgage in case OF foiecloeure and
disbursements allowed b. law: subject 70 re.
dempt!on q; any ;iine within one year from the
day Of Ssle. as provided by Law.
Dated. April 10Th. A. y. 1900
BuIKE CORRECT. AMELIA G. HERRICK.
a9-4' Attorney. Mortgage
Mortgage Sale.
nEFArLT having been made in the payment
l/of the .uIn Of two hundred and eix dollafs
and forty-fou. cents. (saS.44) which Is claimed
10 be due al the date Of this notice upon certain
mortgage duly executed and delivered By Thomas
pret,ie, Jr. to Joseph Deloria, bearing dste the
ll.u dAy O. NAV A Il. lseQ and duly recorded
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week.
How surprised all the folks were this
morning to find young winter at tllei.
door.
We lad quiet wedding at one Of our
neigibon. last Thursday, Miss Nellie
Michel to S. Sharpe, of Walhalla. The
bride looked charming in white SWISS
embroidery; her sister Lille who acted
rs bridesmaid was also dressed in white.
The presents were numerous and cuetly (;
the happy couple took their departure
amidst showers of rice and good wishes,
for their future home at Walllalla. We
all wisl, them long and happy married
life.
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n able sermon in the school
,ndav eveo;no Ha toot

jeremiah, 6 chapter. l6 verse.
1t is an old saying that of the "deil
among the tailors" but just now he seems
to be playing havoc among the hard boys
of toll on the south side Of the river.
Geo. H. Spence and Isaac b. Parsonr,
Of Walhalla, sole agents for the Singer
Sewing Machine company in this county,
were doing business in this locality last
week.
HYDE PARK.
Miss McLarty is improving.
Our school is progressing nicely this
spring.
The largest attendance at church on
Sunday OF tile season.
=
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IectlY III rear OF the target practice
ground. This part Of the road will be
kept closed until June 3Oth 1880,
10 avoid unnecessary travel have caus-
ed road to be laid out. and marked by
double line OF breaking, leading directly
east from n p. Il. X crossing and join.
ing Toilette road at the Post. BY use of
this new road all danger to persons, and
animals is avoided and the distance in
creased but tritle.
have the honor to transmit l,erew with
copy Of letter from the department com.
lnander embodyins authority for my &C.
ton.
] am sir very respectfully. yonr obedi-
ent servant. C.. MCkIBBIS,
Captain 18th Infantry, Commanding
Post.
Army News
Maj. Theaker, with his wife and two
daughters, is at the Clifton, awaiting the
departure Of the Sidney, upon which
they will resume their journey from
Pembina, n. d. to Mount Vernon, Ala.
Maj. Theaker is oftle 18th infantry. L.
S. A., aud has been in command at Fort
Pembina for about two years. The re.
cent changes Of station ordered for the
18th. sends him to Mount Vernon to
command Company 4, formerly at Fort
Randall, and Company q. late of Fort
Buford. These companies passed
through st. Paul few days ago, and
have reached their destination Their
commander will combine duty will,
pleasure, by making the trip south via
the river. 1t is great climatic change
10 move from Pembina, one Of the cold.
est places in the United States, TO the vi
cinity Of Mobile, where the rose gardens
flourish twelve months in tI,e yeay n
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4 meeting of the county Farmers AL.
lance viii; he held at Hamilton Town
Hall on June 9th at ~ a. M; inc mbers Of
the alliance are invited.
The general meeting of the state Al
lance is to be held at jamestown on
June 4tii. The representation is one de-
leeate for each local Alliance and ono
for each 25 members. In order to secure
representation it will necessary to have
q special meeting previous to the regular
meeting which occurs OH the 9TH. Prox.
les may be sent to James Dobie or K. H.
Bergman who will attend. 1t is to be
hoped that PenLina county will lie we'll
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~ Elder A. I. Foster


Forks, was in town OIL Saturday looking
after the interest Of the Bowesmont
cha rye. Our citizens we're pleased 10 see
him looking 60 well after Ills trip in the
east.
ERNEST.
(Too late for last week.)
Seeding is on the waue.
Born.-On the 10Th instant, the wife
OF Fred. Hurley of a son.
As hard as the times are. our pound
keeper seems TO I've doing a business.
). j. Hurley is expected home from
Ontario this week, accompanied with his
father.
Miss Clara Embnry intends to start
for Canada in couple of weeks to visit
friends.
This weather puts one in mind of liz.
Ing will, his inotller.in.law. always look.
ing out for squalls.
J. d. Gordon was unfortunate enough
to loose two brood mares last week. The
loss is quite heavy as one Of them was
his registered Clyde.
D.. Eo..o. If co.L. ,...,.. 4
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seeding. ffosssettS afc
crop. Tie nice warm rain of Sunday
last, has clleered tile hearts Of the bust.
ness men in general.
Pete is so busy these days, that he lie
unable 10 80 OIL wild goose chase.
Mitchell vas out Sunday and shot two
geese. Our P. n. tries his hand, but
GETS nothing but good annette.
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seem to be a peri!ous CHI;

make, particularly at this season. bn! the
major says that Mount Vernon is very
healthy place. and he thinks that his
command will not suffer by tie change.
1t may take sometime to become accli.
mated. hut special precautions will Ike
taken In cuard aya;nSt cov,r,c,;o,, 81
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VIZ Uuy VI VCV1UeEs y.
FL in the Office Of the

Deede in and 10. The county q Prnb:na aud
territory Of Dakota, now state Of North Dakota OF,
the sth day Of October. 1879, at i, - o'clock a. In
in * Ok No. 81 Of mortgages, Oh pages 81. i9 and
$40 and no sctien or proceeding aving been in.Ii-
tu!ed Al law or otherwise 70 reoove. the debt secu..
ed by said mortgage o. any I.r: thereof:
Now. therefore. notice j. hereby gwen. that H..
virtue OF the power of sale contsined in said
mortgage. and pursuant 10 the .isInte in such
case made md provided, the ssid mortgage VIII
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The register Of dee

The county Of PEN o:na and Territory now sute
OF North DAKOTA on the llth day Of May, A. D.
ise'. at ESQ O'clock p. il book 20 Of mortgages
or otherwise having been Instituted 70 recove, the
debt secured By .aid mortgage any part thereof.
Now therefore. notice 10 hereby given ,ha; BY
virtue Of power 0! sAie contained In and record.
ed with said mortgage aud Of the statute in such
case made and provided. The said mortgage will
he foreclosed and The premises described in and
covered By eaid mortgage, viz: The east half Of
The southeast quarter. e i Sc OF section thir.
,y.fonr $50 and 10, mum er six 81 and Ile north
west Gua,,e, OF the southwest Quarter. (awa
sw section thirty h,e, (35l al! in township one
hundred and s:xty-ihree. tles) north OF range
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inc heals n lcep = tSon nn0 m
The ,umors. Al druggists, or by msii. for n
cents. DR.. swayne Son. Phi'adei
The BathRate Road.
Headquarters Department, If n.Lo,.
s.. Panl MINI Jnns oa,h isGn JANUS
The Comman,sim. oti;rar l E"s; p.m,,;.
ua. Dakota. ~ N'
S1E:-Your communication ,f the Lot
instant. ENCLOSING ketci, nj lin, Mii;,arv
reservation of Fort Psnhima viii, M ,,a =
relating To the roads onenaa ~ tha mil.
tic arross said reservation hns ha.n r On.
aid .roJ hS ,I,a denas.m'a,. nus sa oen s9n
Who II n, nres.nt mnn;ii;rn ~ rsnorn'
mend iI,at license GRANTED hS tic SOFA.
tary of War. by which Rathoa,a roaI ~as
opened for public nse lie wh6lly re~ok si !.
hnt hv rsaspn ~ dannas " 1922 aIoAs ~
inc said road he amthoriz YES xan to Close
The same ,inr;na ,ha ,ar.,a, se"so " o.,is.
He desires thai the hoard l' n co WnS
co,nInissioner ~ he fir. an,r,;saJ ~ cn,, !,
TIC nrohaaIs ,,,,a e !. a;ai h ,m aas a'l
refuse ,Ia nnhl;c tho n.a "f ,ha 49, :"
Voice wa,nimu ,,araIs ~, ' ns ,Isa c,o.
ING road nf ,ha and of 'jnnna. j., i 10 ,e
should he nos,eI mhe,a i an,a,s mon .H u ~ :,
,asarro,,o., .,,'i W, -. ... w
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bill nov before qionk ess. ......P. II. Nc
MILAN. of EIami ton gave US an interest,"
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There are four pic.nics planned for the
simmer. similar 10 those Of last season
two in the first district and two in the
SECOND. Time. place and speaken will
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merchants, hotel and other business men
showed that there MAS no disposition to
get up = Four.i, Of July celebration in
Pembina this year. There was, however,
. very unanimous desire expressed for
the organization Of = County Fair Associa-
ton for the purpose Of holding fair
haxn this Aall
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were Rlvea them ~ they sped away.
They expect TO Ike gone abo,t two
PERsoXALs.-Tlle following pers,ns re.
gistered At the Winchester this veekfrom
various county localities, the mSs; being
here on court business or for citizens pa
pen. J. n. wylie. 7. o'Briep. Quack.
BUSH. E. NJ. Con,ny, A. McF 3lden. Of
Necl,e; John Harvey. Of walhd IA; WIN.
James, I. W. Gsffney. X. D. Il }skins, J.
D. Trenholm. NC. Young, q. Beemer,
of Bathzate; W. J. McCabe. Of Ailasston;
n. H. Murney and wife, hos. W.
Brown, Robert McGinnes, of hamilton;
E. A. Taylor and r. Thext@, OF St.
Thomas; A. d. Follins, D. O'Sfliyan, Z.
.. johnson, Paul Johnson, Of rystal; J.
c. Marshall and IL. q. Dongl4y. Of Mil
ton...... Messrs. Ole, Thorlacks n, Sigurd.
son, Lindal and Stephenson, bf Thing
valla, were also visitors at the ourt.........
When tile roll was called d Tuesday
night Messu. John McGurral and Brad.
ley handed in their credcnt s as dele
gates from Tyner, and the mJ TOR prompt.
Iy presented them with l,(sreetom Of
the city......Farmer +. II. Bergman, Of
Gardsr, also was given latch key to tue
gates Of the city......Attorney .Axdal aud
Branden johnson went to tie Mountains
OH Wednesday. OH legal business. zee. Rev.
F. Bergman was in the city o, Tuesday
and held services at tile Icel.ndic cl,u,cl.
.....L, Geronx went to WestSuperior ON
Wednesdays train......Mr.a Gl Mrs. AS
sei,ine and DR.. and Mrs. B,yIsn, from
Hamilton, ON Wedues<}sy,.....
GelIerman. late of BattIet
assisting Station Agent q
hie labors....... T. H. Clot Of CavaN
vas in the city this wee Mr.. Clover
says in reference to the lis found at
his place. of which, ment was made
last week, we're brought 4 his place by q
man who lad been work : for him and
that lie did not know Il owner until
the tools we're seized by e constable.
W. J. Dick and Miss !gie McInnes
went to Winnipeg for II this week.
Mr.. and Mn. Sufel. of li,llock, took the
n. p. train here for Ontaao on Wednes-
dsy.....Clerk Of the Couft Borden came
down from st. Thomas f assis. in run
mig the court. Says lie must hurry back
as the baby cries for PAPA when he is
gone... -. H. Abrams cJne oyer from
Hamilton TO spend Sunday Will, Ills
family Rev. L. Dtwardwel. left OH
Monday for visit to relatives in Des
Moines. Iowa. lie Will probably visit
other points while absent aud will not re-
turn until fall.........G.S. McTayisi,. Jr.,
after making falew.ll visit went TO
Winnipeg Tuesday. lie leaves shortly
in the Hudson Bay C's service. for q
station on the boundary of Alaska west
of Conrad Hnkle. of Cavalier,
came down to see theaew made Yankees
this .Thdma: Dow. OF Hamilton,
was pleasant caller m Tuesday. Dir. D.
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No business Of general interest vas
At court on Tuesday. About
fifty persons took out their final papers
and it was sight for 4 Canadian immi-
gIation agent, to have seen the Iceland
en-. French and Ontario folks crowding
each other in their hnste to avail them.
aelxes of their elea4orsl fra ncl, ises In this
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Weube0uay ....., ..BrtHeIb beIIalny, OF
Boweemont AMI Dayton. we're pair Of
pleasant calIerS ......Hon. J. LaMoure left
on the n. P. Train for Fargo on Thursday
TO attend the meeting of the republican
state committee today. Mrs. Winches-
ter with Miss Anne and Miss Grace Nc
Kepzie went to Winnipeg yesterday.....
J. D. Ruddell ana family, Of Robinson,
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zen papers aud gave US a call at the
same time. Mr.. McGurran drives . fine
span of Percl,erons, purchased from
Randall & Norton, last spring, and which
he says, lie is not afraid to put up against
ANYTHING in the county for general work.
A PRETTY tllruuxl, t.anvasE among our
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IT,, came on the =. z. Yesterday 10 VI
1 Mr.. IS. Z. Shorts, their broth,

at Mr. IS. G. Shorts, their brother
in.law.. ..Supt. Green in his private car.
accompanied by Asst. Supt. Richmond
passed through for Winnipeg ycster-
dsy. Misses B,na and Lena Eyfard
are visiting at Jd,n kabernagle'a.
AkRSED.
MoE-BlSGuAx.-At Drayton, on April
3Oth, 1880, by Rev. Robert johnson,
Cd. Moe to Miss Olive Bingham.
v4.sis lodge. no. Ill.
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wheat is doing well.
WokDES Post la. sent invitations Ia
tile Winnipeg q. A. r. post to come W
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Kit,son Hail. on Friday evening. june
eth. Committees were appointed aud
invitations are being Issued. 1t is ssfe
TO say that this hall will be equal, if not
superior to the one given last year.
Ma. Jo,Ix McGurr.u, Of Cavalier was
81, eI,~ 10, er......l.. a.Ls.,.~ 40, ~. "a:
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SEVERAL tl'o~e during the week and
warm weather. Interviews from farm
era frnm all over fl,e ..A,ut~ ssv that tho
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and assist ua on DecoFAtlOn Day. Coli
sui Taylor has also been invited.
MAYoE Nixon says "clean up" Every
body ought to ecllo the command will,
Nks~<1s>~n~ Have ..,..,~sI.:sr, r.
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FARGO is to have Grsnd Fireman,
Band and Bicycle Tournament on June
18th, 18th, 18th aud 2O.l,. Fare. one and
one fifth. A large amount of prizes are
offered and . big time is expected. The
St Thomas Hook and Ladder Co.expects
TO be tlere aud bring home some Of
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VIC utSe uOuey. we SCAuoWAeOke III
invitation from the committee.
Two LADIES from the eastern part Of
Cavalier county were in town this week
begging for some poor families in their
neiEnborl,ood. They we're very success
fol in their collections and desire to thank
the people of Pembina for their liberali-
II, and particularly Hons. \. Z. Nelson
and Judeon LAMoure, for their large
contribution Of -four and other necessa.
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the school inarms, week after next.
n. P. ExcrRslox rates to Detroit Lake,
MIMI, are nov in force. Tickets, Saiur.
day to Monday, ole fare; any day aud
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" Tuesday. sn,l quite a number Of
tlle garrison had business down town
tile following day.
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dress: 1.-The Worlds Successive Elm.
pires," by Rev. H. H. Hall. A cordial
welcome extended to all.
A MEETING MAS held Tuesday evening
to take preliminary steps towards arrang-
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has the family YehiaIity, It must nrectB-
sasily be pleasant place 70 stop at.
GRAND SERVO. Of Song aud Address at
Kittson Hall. Sunday afternoon at $50.
Rev. ". q. Andrus will conduct the sing
ing aud will be assisted by the best local
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half Detroit i . nice place to ~ fol
sailing, bathing or fishing.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment OF the Canada Hotel Winnipeg tl,il
issue. The proprietor is a brother q
ms ovrn Nr I/xAnI, oD.,rt.. o,,.l Il D..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09
FlFTY-FlRsr CONGRESS.
WAsHrNGrov, January g, 1890

After some routine morning business
Mr. Voorhees, called mp the resolution
offered Yesterday IN relation 10 the charges
that Nr. Chambers the United States Dis
trict Attorney at indianapolis. had later
fered in his official capacity 20 prevent the
arrest OF ". ". Dudley Oh the charge OF
fVlcnOusly violating the election laws OF
Indiana az the last presidential election,
and directing the Attorney-General TO re-.
port what instructions the Department OF
Justice had issued 10 Mr., Chambers on the
subject and to furnish copies OF the
correspondence. and proceeded TO ad-
dress the Senate. lie spoke OF the crime
D. having inflicted an indelihle stain on
that memorable election aud inpeachod
the integrity of the political result that
followed. The fact of tire crime was open,
universally known, and practically con-
feseed by its perpetrator and hls Co
AUDITORS. And vet. bv constant vigilance
IL obsiructiug the law and IN DENYING and
preventing Justice the crime had thus lar
gone unpunished. The beneficiary of tho
polluted bailoi-bOx now m a high place.
bad felt compelled to shield the corrupt IN
strument of that success from penalties
due 10 snch a notorious guilt. II Wa high
time. he said, that that most dRgracetul
and alarming episode IN the presidential
election should he fully understood by the
whole people and that the proper degree Of
responsibility should bV assigned 10 the In
strument by whom * was perpetrsted aud
60 those who tried 70 hide the offence.
He should nothing exteuuate nor ought
st down in malice" bat forbegTance on
the subject had long ceased TO be l. virtue
IL the estimation Of all honest people III
Indiana, and Tor those alone he spoke.
Mr.. Voorhees, sent 10 the Clerks desk
aud had read; he notorious BlOcks-of-
Five" letter, an1 went on to say tha! the
days aud weeks which Immediately fol-
lowed the publication Of that polluted and
polluting campaign docu ment would oil
WAYS be remembered for the rapidly. au-
dacity. and fecundity with which themost
self-eyideot falsehOOds were conceived and
put forth by the Republican pressin order
10 avert the odium and escape the legal
penalties OF al organized attempt ut
Wholesale bribery. This document. ema-
mating Officially from The National Re-
publican Committee (and never disayowed)
had pointed out. he said, that an ample
corruption fund was resdy in hand, and
gave exolicit directiOnsfor It's use by agents
soleo.ed tor their skill ia such rascaliiy.
"a spoke of Dudley as the immediate per-
sonAf representative On the National Re-
publloan Committee) OF Benjamin HART
Zoo, then the candidate for the presidency
nad now President Of the United States
Hs lad been put upon the committee at
~ ssrusst rec uesf of Dir. Hsrrison. and be:
$500 than thSys xeSs thsmosteonhdsnsisi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-09

prArTITr'L HOMES on MONTHLY PAY
MENTS NILE AND A HALF FROM
plSr-NEFlCR.