davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-25
Clydesdales.

The Ciydesdales, perhaps the horses
most highly esteemed by farmers, espe-
cially in the hilly countries, are bred in
districts bordering on the Clyde and
owe their origin to one of the Dukes of
Hamilton, who crossed some Of his best
Lanark mares with stations he import
ed from Flanders This breed is con-
spicuous for its high courage, activity
and endurance. Several years ago the
late General Peel told me how success
full he had been in mating his thorough
bred Toxophylite with Clydesdale
mares.
"When you use, said he, ga thor
oughbred for draft mares, always use
the biggest and best you have and you
will be sure to produce draft horses sec
ond to none. Horses good as Stockwell
are not too good for my Clydesdales.
What I have bred will go on their
knees to move the heaviest loads. They
won't be beaten
This fact proves how beneficially a
good cross of fresh blood operates, and
particularly so when the new blood is
obtained from the thoroughbred-no
from inferior specimens of this breed,
but from the very best-from "horses
as good as Stockwell. The Clydesdale
differs from the Shire horse in that it
has long, low back; short, fiat ribs;
good, hard ;sgs and long pasterns, which
would seem to have been derived from
cross with half bred or thoroughbr
horse. This certainly is not a desirable
conformation, and our Scottish brothers
have for several years past inoculated
this breed by the introduction of the
best Shire blood, both male and female
which has resulted in the production of
animals with shorter and stronger pas
terms. This breed is much in request in
this country, and the best specimens are
readily sold to Americans at high Iig-
ures. -Nineteenth Century.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-25

at the top and spread to width of four
feet at the base. Triangular notches are
cut at the top just large enough to adj
NIT the rail of the panel and similar
notches are cut just below in the board
that holds the bottom of the supports.
This fence is strong and durable and is
easy to make and set up
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-25

In many CT IS, the first work of Ayers 5: T.
saparilla is to expel the effects of the oil CT
M edicines that have been tried in vain. It
would be a saving of time and money if
perimenters took Ayers Sarsaparilla at first
instead ofsat last
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-25

We know whereof we affirm when state
that Ayers Pills, taken promptly, at the first
symptoms of colds and fevers, arrest further
progress of these disorders, and speedily re-
store the stomach liver, and be wells, to their
normal and regular action.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-25

r a / | S. Barbed
wires are stretch
ed from post to
post and fastened
also to the braces.
The supports are
made of oak
scan t lin gs 2
inches square.
The legs are 4 p
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-25
K..EIA!II'0+ rSse;Stock
M 9fo a al
PORTABLE FENCE.

1t Is Needed on Every Farm Where Ami
mails Are Pastured.
A cheap movable hurdle is about as
useful possession as the farmer can
have With it he is able to fence off
sheep in any field, pasture, garden or
orchard They will destroy weeds and
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-25
LIQUID Manure.

In an interesting discussion as to the
effect of liquid manures on grass in the
columns of The Rural New Yorker, DR..
Hoskins Of Vermont improves the op-
portunity to point out the difference be-
tween complete and incomplete ferti-
lies. To better understand this differ
ence is given the analyses of fresh COWS
dung and urine:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-10-25

There seems to be publish" tenden-
cy in the beef market this fall.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
All Ff.H

Those who have used DR.. Kings
New Discovery know its value, and
Those who have not, have now the
opportunity to try 1t Free. Call on
tic advertised Druggists and get .
trial !"' 50 free. Send your name
and address to H. E. Bucklen & Co.
Chicago. aud get q sample box Of DR..
Kings New Life Pills, free, as well a
! copy Of Guide to Health, and House.
hold Instructor free. All Of which
are guaranteed to do you good and cOsa
you nothing. T. r. Shaw b Co.
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Notice to Build sid..lwk.


Public notice 10 hereby given, that
the city council of Pembina, deem IL
necessary, that a sidewalk be con.
structed as hereinafter setforth; said
sidewalk to be built on south side Of
Hancock street, between Cavileer and
second street. Said sidewalk to
be 4 feet wide, built of two-inch plank
laid on 2x4 strlngers. Said sidewalk to
be built on or before the 18th day of
July 1894, under the direction OF the
city engineer and street commission.
er Of the city Of Pembina on such "a
grade" as he may see fit. Dated this
5th day of July 1891.
Attest, BY order,
q. q. ARMSTRONG, w. ]. KNEEsHAw
City Auditor. Mayor.
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the Tip INDUSTRY.


ss:s n! sss.. - 81: 1 ::,.::
itN
Nyou take = trip 70 H. races you
win notice among the crowd that
packs the bsttine ing = couple Of
young man with White oilcloth caps
who vsnd . little pshphlst which q.
logs to etvs. aietighA and ooppsr.siv.
stsd tips on the st1ulS thines" Of the
day. :.
nths summer tha,,. oileloth caps
aestp b found 81 II The tracks, and
the Hory ofthsf origin il an old one.
Three or four ysss ago . young
man who followed The stseds a. .
means ofsaxnins his daily snesl cake
found himself ct . course some dis.
tancs from town without . solitary
coin In his pocket. Misplaced conf.
barbs had landed him dat on his
financial back, and tho problem Of
getting back TO his native heath be-
came serious one.
At this junctuse Il 20 CHANGED that
. bit Of velusbls Information concern
ing . previoully unknown horse was
given him. He Was assured that the
beast. despite the enormous odds
against him, would win that after
moon; cpd be was ADVISED 20 nat his
last osnt on the aaipsl. Not kASinse
last oont h bo64oVAd n 6fs0k OF
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Plymouth Rock 10 leeK,nl.v,

sssSess sSSse w 0SxAssss9Ds
The famous document entitled
American Tariffs from Plymouth
Rock to Mckinley" (eo pages, publish.
ed by the American Protective Tariff
League, has just been revised and 70.
Issued. It should be In the hands of
every person who wishes complete and
reliable information upon the tariff.
Sent to any address for 10 cents. Add.
ress Wilbur f. Wakeman, General
Secretary, No l35 West 2srd Street,
New Yoak. 4stf
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Tenders wanted.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
tenders will be received Tor the cree.
tIon Of q schs6l house 10 the special
school district Of Neche, until II
O'Clock noon, the zist day Of July,
1894. Plans and specifications viii
be fodhd in the, ao9 Of the under.
signed clerk. The board reserves the
right toreject any Of all bids rendered,
By order Of the board, address.
q. I. HoI1Es, F. vosrER. :
President. Clerk.
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What ars ths VIVA Waves say

What arc The VIA Waves sayinR,
Go to Asbury Park, N. J.. July 10th,
and listen. On account of the Nation
al Educational Association meeting, a
rate of one fare with 600 added for
memk v,hipfee) has been made. You
don't ibid to be an editor to take ad.
vantage Of this-open to all the world.
Be sure the ticket agent gives you a
ticket over 1.-THE Burlington.
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comin1.

VomIuK.
To the Pembins Photographic Studio
on Friday and Saturday, July 18th,
18th. 9th. and 18th, August 10Th,
and 18th, and will be prepared to
execute anything In my line in the
latest styles and at prices that will be
within the reach Of all.
A. H. ANDERSON,
3stf Photographer.
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Hep wanssa,

Hep Wanssai
4sfWauted; active, honest gentleman
or lady, TO travel representing estab'
llshed, reliable house. Salary 81
monthly aud travelling expenses, with
increase, u suited Enclose reference
and self.addressed stamped envelope.
AGA The DOMINION.
81 Omaha Building, Chicago.
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Gee the World's Fair for Fifteen cen,,

Upon receipt Of your address and
lliteen cents In postage stamps, we
vii mail you preH,id our Souvenir
PORTFOLIO Of the Worlds Columbian
opposition, the regular price IL
Fifty cents, but as we want you 70
have one, we make the price nominal.
You will find 1t a work Of art and a
thing to be priced, 1t contains full
page views Ut the great building. with
descriptions Of same, and Is executed
In highest style Of art. II not satisti.
ed with 1t, we will refund the stamps
and let yOn keep the buck. Address.
Il. E. BUCkLIN s. Co., Chicago. III.
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Taken. :up.

Came to my pasture June 10th 1894,
one red and white spotted COW, with
some brlndle mixture, about ten
years old; one yelrllng heifer, red
color, small size Owner prove pro.
perty and pay charges. Sec. 10 town.
ship 1853 range Sc. H.A. MAYO.
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corrected. See date of next visit in fu.
ture issue. W. r. INMAN & Co.
2tfopticians, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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q you want buildings moved In
|@1ctk0anliko Uannef. call on 8.
=. - u. lsEADD1M,
For the bestbred trottins stallion
10 North Dakota cal on
MI. EADDEN,
4Stf Bathgste, N. d.
pF,yinS Hoe,m.

Driving lIoesss.
! A pair Of well-bred. light, three
year old horses. Kind, gentle and
partially broken to harness. VIII be
sold at bargain II taken at once, as
owners have no use for them. En-.
qulre at this ONCE. Il
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
Standard Bred Stations for Sale.

"Von R." vol. 1892, and "Cochau,
Bouquette." Both Of the celebrated
N. w. Kittson stock, will be sold on
easy terms, or trade for farm land,
tt. Apply to L. E. BOOKER,
PNmbina.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13
usasal Notice

Dental Notice
d.. Rose, dentist, will be
IIa3y> In Pembina from the lst
TO the 18th, Neche from the 10th to
the 10th; Bathgate from the 2lst to
the 18th; Hamilton from the 25th to
9Th; Cavalier 2sth to end of month.
This will be followed up until furthe,
notice.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

A first class meat market and fruit
store, 10 Bathgate, to trade for stock
and cash. or will take partner.
63-1 w. S. CHAPMAN,
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1koNaalSo1,


J.H. Abrams came over from Wal
ftalla, Monday.
1ndk pendent county convention at
this phce, July cath.
o. d. johnson and A. B. Buie, drove
over Il Pembina, Monday.
Quik q number went over to the
Red riypr fishing, Saturday.
Horh+At Hamilton, July 18th. To
Mr.. ait Mrs. W. +. Grill, . son.
&C. n. johnson came dowf1 from
Baths ate, Sunday on his bicycle.
G. T. Harmon, Of Bathgate, was in
town, Tuesday evening Of last week.
E. Anderson has decided that horse
racing Ii an Uncertain source ofprofit.
Ed. Jones spent the 9Th ia Grand
Forks. He reports a very pleasant
time.
Mrs. &. Byerley came in on Satur-
days train from Minneapolis, on q
visit.
2. II. Mcmillan iscirculatinga petit
tion for the removal Of the county
seat.
Thomas Gordon went TO Acton,
Wednesday Of last week and returned
Saturday.
&C. Shaw, of st. Paul, formerly #
Pembina, was In town Monday, on
business.
Mt. and. Mrs. George, Of st. Thomas,
took in the 10. o. F. Inhalation,
Friday evening.
Blackjack & Grill have sample Of
the Deeripg two-horse, pony binder, q
serv Highland fine appearing maehine.
Hon. .Robt. schllllng, Of Milwaukee,
Wis, will conduct populist rally, at
Hamilton, July 18th at 8 o'clock Pm.
Don't forget the A. O. U. W. basket
picnic at Eeche, July Goth 1891. This
is alwa.y tho best pic-nic Of the sea-
son.
]. Cable. formerly trainer with Ran.
dali & Norton Of this place, passed
through here Wednesday evening Of
last week, with q car Of Minneapolis
race horses, returning from the Win
nipeg races.
o. II. Johnson handles the Walter
A. Wood binders, mowers and rakes,
one Of the lightest running binders In
the market. II you intend to pur.
chase . binder or mower, It will pay
you to come. to Hamilton.
A large and appreciative audience
gathered in Chisholm's hall, Friday
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=
Sunl AE1llii nsd desires to col
nt,ea q - farli6l -
llss1snsl:to the TT :
1nlluspssparsd 10 ! supply I'll
y Tour and Fed ofall kinds.
HEI|',AT. oArs AND BARLEY !
- Is sxshaass. o. for ed, Al
10 highssk narhst priee. ?,
orc - eee1se
as tersst = .Ps,nhina 3
=. g = .E1IDafA 8
propeiisl :. !
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Taken Up.

Game to my parsturc June 18th 1894,
one two-year old, black heller, two
yearling bulls, color spotted red and
white, one mostly white. Owner
prove property and pay charges. Sec.
10 township 1853 range Sc. II. A. MAYO.
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Separator For Sal,

Advance Separator. complete, in
good repair, cheap. Huffman Bros.
62-2 (,arlls L.
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DR. Knox who was to preach here
two weeks ago but failed to get here,
10 announced To be at the n e Church
next Sabbath evening. He Is Prest-
dent OF the Wahpeton University.
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Fer Bale,

Two tsaas Of good driving ponies,
well maseheA broken aud perfectly
|quiet snd e4ntle.
63,l ". J. Kx1ssHAw. Z
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y e,eycj. for a.e.

Bieycjs soe Sale.
SSsll diamond, gents bicycle,
pkled, weight a2 pounds. gear,
fhrractically - good ~ new.
.e..ls a! 1,ll le at LEES than halt
1eiees G. THolRsoN.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

B,snor WALKER has recently re.
ccfvcd the honorary degree Of D. d.
firm the university Of Oxford. Eng.
land and also that Of L. L. d. from
Trinity college, Dublin, ireland.
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Money to Land.

Robert Muir & Son, Hamilton, are
now prepared to lend money on real
estate. Al
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|3scg6e EgbceSG ~ day. 40
some hafae1D ~ Off, stablX ~
laays disaIi = = n !, 4 mat ~ 40
|yeess no. HSeek w man tSao00
way Sons k6inea SltO Z nclRhbor. "a
Proctor recognized 9pieecs ofs III
ame - biz. hSse - an as1rs ~ &'S1d
. sett lsmsnt, q pspof us weak -
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vil stve ~ ~ Asstn ara M lDsiS1
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oyeoiug. A pleaslsE pFuI n
tsalse nged 1oss Co. Ring Of tahlSaAy,
~ 4! 10 And tsclta Admi1gt66
lnolpdIsg reff Ssld pr,ngfai =
q cents. RefseeA IT, llrvedl sffon
I'D 20 2 osclce DlaN beglpnlni
assS. \. ,.s sss s B
= e s. ; -
S $3.50 ~ ~ !. II - e. =. In IL
,s.sN ' = ~. 5000, = gMng " msk i
$3.50 s ~. ~! nsSy pcople tosAt Z
the civil calendar. and . considerable
number OF criminal cases. Tho mum
yer OF tho latteE. cases issomewhat In
dennlte q the states attorney bold
quite . number OF "informatsons" II
MS own hands Jet. None Of the casei
are particularly sensational.
~. ,,,,.,--s.---- !,
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,Sash. ~ ~ -. r ~. e. y. =. =" .at von,c :,
o0a9 - silosy next Svtn; ? Iwe
| p + Mno.s. ta. $500 I ., no.Ans !,
pamhtn.. - rsvs,;.s. 80. 80 sh.,;s 's =.
Thomas = Rsthssts. -. -. "a V ha,, = !,
Iev.n,n. 49, 49, ss,,. s" n.S ~. :.
car iii, ,,s s.t..,. .1 -. $3.50. . a..
~ N."h. =. q s.@'a'1 v. NJ uI'
7.ao n :. Is.,. !. p,. -, saS ..s.a 1as.
W 4 H,,..h. s..n SA''A s'e'''"au
: s ess
The horizon OF the popullst mart,
| OF Kittson county. 10 beginning {,
cloud up, and the bright sunshine O
| two years AFRO IL. fast tllsapp,earinp
Mr.. CLARK, publisher Of the Rosea,
Region, comes out In ! recent issu,
announcing his Withdrawal from tn,
Marty. and Ne have g. finn, oood an
thorlty that Mr. Deacon a comin,
out for Fred Mckenzie. of Hallock
for represep tative, one Of the mes
| wlde.s-wakc democrats thew have /,
Kittson county.
E.A.TAYLoR, of st. Thomas, va
in the cityon Wednesday. Mr.. Tsy
flor believes in the Hines railroad
scheme and says cent a bushel OF
the wheat shipped this fall woult
pay for 1t. He says Mr.. Hines has re
ceived Offers from both the N. p. ant
500 roads but has refused them, u
he wants to make 1t farmers road
but II built. can run stn connection
with the N. p. on favorable terms
run via Thief River Falls tn nnlnth.
salvation Army.
Inc salvation Army camped In tn
tark ~ this city on Saturday, Sun
Gay, Monday and Tuesday. They hat
. fair attendance, rising on Sunda.
70 six Or eight hundred people. The.
carried OUT their peculiar tactics IL
luli ana Incidentally created sort Q
continuation OF Fourth of July 70
the smail ooy and Amusement Tor hi
elders.
SATURDAY aud sunday the meeting
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MAKING ICE

ESQ, you'll want it davorod,
OF course, nine-tenths of tho iooI
cream made, is favored Tor sup,
posed to be) with Lemon Or y anil
Ia. Most aavoring extracts aro
made to sell, the same as anything
else, without regard 10 quality.
IF your bottle bears this label
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TIE horizon Of the popullst party
Of Kittson county, 10 beginning to
cloud up, and the bright sunshine Of
two years ago is fast disappearing
Mr.. Clark. publisher Of the Roseau
Region, comes out In . recent issue
announcing his withdrawal from the
party. aud We have it from good au.
thorlty that Mr.. Deacon Is coming
out for Fred Mckenzie, of Hallock,
for representative, one of the mrsi
wIde7s-wakc democrats they have ia
Kittso1 county.
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eAASSss NssS
two weeks ago but failed to get here
10 announced 10 be at the n e. Church
next Sabbath evening. He Is Presi
dent OF the Wahpeton University.
F. 3. HxSxsT and A. French went
TO the We vi part of the count.
this week distribute county, sea,
petitions, Neefs have their pens ri
ready dippe 10 sign for vote.-Ca
Waller Chronicle.
ScHooI district No. 70 Hogan Dis
teict) wants three sections Of lant
bordering on.the Icclandic coulle from
district No. l. There are three fami
lies residing on two Of the sections ant
none on the other.
THE strike Affects oil railway en-
ployes, whether strikers " not, as .
general order Is made to discharge
every man not absolutely necessary
At this point only M. Warner and
tho section foreman .ars on duty.
-lllpi.-.-..--, 80
The man yicenus from st. Thomaa
wss arrested last week for the third
or fourth time for violating the pro
hlbltloa law. He will be be convicted
on general principles without specia
e!ldsscs pretty soon, u he keeps Ut II
hong enongh.
THE town-well got TO water on s.
turday st : depth OF 1s7 feet, In . bet
Of coarse white ssnd. The low 10 SLOW
and not much pressure. The pip,
discharge about gallonsa minute Of
salt water. The city conncil have yel
~ decide what they will. do with Il.
TEE following persons who are
boarding with ]. Z. Ashley, some fol
. long time,are feeling much interest
ed ii court proceedings, next week
II. Vicennes, s. o. Lesry, Thomal
Olesen, Joseph Jendron, Joseph Graz
lin, Gottleib Kahn, John Van Allen
aud Hattie Bat0sh.
Miss EMMA f. BATES, late Of the
faculty Of Valley City Normal School,
will lecture on social purity, In Kit.
sOn Hall sometime next week, date
announced later. Miss Bates has won
fame for herself over the entire state,
for the delicate and scholarly way ia
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family 5stulaed from Lake City,
lltnn. s1fiday. s,-s4.5s \
i and Morden. Of
OASalt Nsge l1itinR friends In
tona % litus13 hst. q.
. ;vIs,K !. Foltsr ~ been repairing
his liable and built yard In connec-
tion which looks much better.
WI. Mooney and his sister from
t.apgdon, are visiting here, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Stack.
There are three crops that are !
good average In Pembina county this
sssson, babies, candidates and French
weed. ''5 w.
Hon. P. Horgan was also 4 visitor
TO the Gate last Saturday. Pat don't
say much but keeps up terrible
thinking,
Miss Neva Bostwlck gave q tea.
party, Friday evening, In honor Of
Miss Caruthers, o. Grand Forks, who
ID visiting here.
Bathgats and Crystal foot ball
teams played . match game last Eli.
day atst. Thomss, In which our boys
came OF victorious.
Thomas Pollard, of Avon, passed
Through town Monday, on his way to
Pembina. to look after tho leasing Of
some school lands.
The Cheva!ier house bus, neatly
decorated and drawn by. four horses,
loaded down with . dozen or more Of
our citizens, started early Wednes.
day morning fof Crystal.
Those Ut ouriicitizens who attend.
ed the ball at st. Thomas last Friday,
speak in the highest terms Of the way
they were treated and entertained
BY the residents Of that place.
Wheat will not average ten bushels
to the acre in this section, and With
poor price IL will make times rath-
er close this winter. But potatoes
are good crop and salt Is cheap.
The I. o. +. went In a body "a
Neche to. takein the picnic there.
Our lodge has gained . Us prise tqr
initiating twenty-five new membeiss
from May 18th to July LIST. The court
here now numbers sixty.two.
A team belonging to J. X. Switser
broke loose ut the mill Tuesday, and
ran against a telegraph pole with such
force as to break it in two, about half
way up to the tap. The horses es-
capped injury but the harness and
wagon are somewhat demoralized.
We are afraid that the Hon. Sam
Mclaughlin, Of Hamilton has broken
loose from the prohibition ranks, as he
tried taget a drink In the Chevaller
house, last Saturday. This IL q sur.
prise to many of Mr.. McLaughlin's
prohibition friends here, ae he made
more than one attempt but had to
give 1T up. This is really too bad as
the party cannot we'll afford to lose
the Hon. gentleman from its ranks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-13

The following are attractions id.
vertised for the A. Q. o. ". picnic ct
Neche on Friday next, (1Oth.) Two
brass bands; Grand Master Workman,
q. ]. Moore; bovery dance; bsse bah,
Pcmblnavs Cavalier; foot ball, St
Thomas vs. Bathgate; grand ball ID
evening at opera house. Passenger
car will be attached TO- freight due
Ut Neche ct o A. n, and held until
$50 r. II. James Blackjack chairman,
w. A. Murphy Secy.