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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
J TTIs

Geo. sksne sr,"Sha John xushs.
will start foFa "trip to the old country
next. week. FIN
Farm loans quick and 10 cAesp a,
any one. -,,;;.... iAUa. SHORT. lltf
Hector Talconet will be the ner,
senator :ffom this district, his elo
Quence and gestures surpass anything
In his line. l|s
Richardson, The progressive miller,
Of Crystal, has. 4 1ihe cultivated eal
for music; his whistle Is tuned to q
nicely ana Keeps our clocks and
watches correct In time:
Election passed.ef adFttly. Q few
efanks thought to,.loclss the blind
ssylum in Crystal, buS failed % II
generally the csses.zThe last seen Of
the principal one he was out driving
the school ms'am......
John +. Gillha4a'. Aasty: telegram,
calling him 70 i: anitobs:: He. had
not been Of shealarm :1Okatsa yesrs
and his absence: a&aed a1ite-s Ripple
Of excitemenSSbul lab he Returned "a
time,to vote, tIse .aFcitement rapidly
cooled down. = ~ :
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while in Pemblna. All cases Of com.
plicated refraction corrected. No
charge for examining the eyes. Call
early as he will remain Monday only
at NJ. II. Miller's store, Pembina.
w. r. IMAM & 90.
Scientific Opticians, Winnipeg, Man.
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Usnsal Notice

~ DR.. Rose, dentist, will be
0o4l) ii Pembina from the LIST
to the 18th, Neche from the 10th to
the 10th; Bathgate from the 2lst te
the 25th; Hamilton from the 25th te
9th; Cavalier 2ath to end Of month
This will be followed up until furthe,
notice.
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Ihs6s of % I9svnng povsls-Iaseot III q covt peoo1
@!a!!!!! RRst;iRs
ADAOIRTETY punE

One dollara day pays your hotel
bill In Pembina, II you stop ut the
Headquarters, and you will be pleased
with your accommodations.
le-tfs ROBERT 'BU&ERT.
When you come to. Pembipa, stop
at the Headquarters Hotel, you will
find everything. neat, good and cheabe
l6-tf. ROBERT RUPERT.
II you want to renew your farm
loan, or make a new one see J. d.
& 7. d. Stack Of Bathgate. They
have an Unlimited amount Of money.
and will make you a loan on terms
unequalled by any other comp any
both as to rate Of interest and terms of
payments; you may pay of the loan in
annual paymentsor retain the whole
principal for ten (IO) years at will.
See them for further particulars be.
fore going elsewhere. aud then satisfy
yourself that they offer the best terms
given In the county. ATT
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Coming,

To the Pepbiaa Photographic Studio
on the first week I'm November. and
will be prepared to execute anythina
In my il9b it, Kx latesR dyies: and Il
prices that viii be withip. the reach Of
all. A. FL. ANDERSON,
3stf 90 Photographer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
reachers Ex.min.t,on

November examination of teachers
will be held at Hamilton, on Friday
Nov. 9th. commencing at 9 o'clock A.
NJ. G. E. JACKSON.
1915 Co. Supt
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Teacher wanted.

For district No. Is. male teacher
with second class certificate. Tor 3
six months term, to commsHes o.
once Apply in person or BY mail.
b. WH11L81,.
Is Neche, p. O.
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A black heifer. year and half old.
Been at my place three weeks, Paul
Vedocs on Winchester farm. 1917
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Wantedp

Male teacheEhbldfH second grade
certificate for4ve tnSath terms COM
meucing NoYsth. applicants to state
salary address, Gao. ,HeDasoN, dis
trict % Mugeord' Ri0.;N.D.
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Oyster par1or,

w. H. Moorhead has opened his oys
ter parlor, on Rolette street, and ii
prepared to serve oysters in any style
i at any time. =. lift
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Clxltile.

Our school commenced last Mon
day, with G. w. Wilson. as principal.
+ The young ladies are: preparing for
socials. Young men get out and help
them. ,.... IT,.
There was a good dance held at Mrs.
Beatop's this. week.; Everyone went
home happy, -. ,s.:.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Mortgage solo.

VX7HEREAS, ,ne, Alfred Meek, did, on the
wv 10th cay Of January, A. D. 1888, make
his certain chsttel mortgage Of the following
described chattels. to.wit: One grey COW, aboni
aix YearsOld. one set Of bob sleighs: panied red
sum Of twenty nye dollars and my cents (t25 80
And whereas. default has been made In the
terms Of said mortgage. In this, to-wit: That
The .s
! Row Therefore, notice Is hereby eivea, ShSt b.
virtue ofssid mortgage and by order Of mid
1.C, 1eldmsa. The present owner theseol. I vii
tsoa - ffont Of Il. G. 1sldman feed store, in III,
~ q Yenbna, county Of fembina stats Of
&ertA Dakota, ct the hour Of ono O'Clock ?. 4.
Of the 18th day Of November, 1891.
Dated November afd, 1894.
y. W. CoNRr, EUGENE HARafs
Attorney for Mortgage. Agent
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Montsns republican and, Helepa
the cipttal. BY 5000. :; =
7 Minnesota 5000. Oh! whore an
the Popss Allssven congressman re
publicans.
Missouri elects al eight republican
congressman.
Michigan, $1,000 Of the state leais
lature. 81 are republican to 3 opposi
tion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

L. c. smiM Gun fos. cals.
Damascus barfe.s, 10 gauge. weight
10 lbs. free from pits and as good q
new. Cost $50, will be sold cheap,
tt G. g. THoNPsoN.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Mandolin, Guitar and Piano Lssson,,

The undersigned ia prepared togive
lessons on the Mandolin, Guitar and
Piano. tt Miss ANY COATS.
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'IrHEI.s.,


Miss Nida Lee isvislttng this week
On RiverstreSt.: &,
Miss Ethel Hyde is visiting with
Miss Bertha Lee..: -
Miss HYDE from Hyde Park has been
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Chas. McGuln 10 visiting
friends at Casseltgn. =
Look out for, wheat thieves 70 far
nefs over the east end.
Misses Embqy AID Eraser will ct.
tend the Grand Forks university this
winter. :. ~: ~ -
Z. The Gordon Bros. have moved on
their places formerly owned By the
AcGuin Bros, ~. ~
hide Lee ana Charley Harvey in.
tend going 70 Dixon. Ill. in the future
to attend the Dixon business college,
Renew your farm loans with.
l4tf - AUG. SHORT.
A dance was given in honor Of the
young ladies and getlemen who are
going away tq school; a good time va.
enjoyed Hy ali.
Mrs. G. Lee and Mrs. Perry spent
last week in Neche with. friends Mrs.
Lee returned on Saturday Mrs. Perry
will not retnfnsa6t ilE the last Of the
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

GENERAL election returns eono IN
from the east in large numbers Tues
day evening and nournefs went
about the streets counting up unre.
deemed pledges Of two yeafs ago.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

1umun, 4faduate ODtI.
clan OF the Chicago Op-
tical College, will b. In
Pembina, on Monday
> Nov. 9Th. II you have
any trouble in reading
or writing, or think
your eyes require glass
ca call ON Mr. Inman
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For Sale,

I have q large heating stove, using
4 foot wood for sale cheap.
1914 W. C. SHORT.
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A BOX social yin DO eiysn Ia Goa.
nection with che Presbyss1fsr church
ut the Wexford school House, Tues
day evening. Nov. 18th. Good tafene
has been secured and Q concert will
be gwen. Ladies will please provide
themselves with boxes. Admission
free. Everybody welcome.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

WALHAILA is the banner town.
ship in che western Fart Of tho ceun.
ty, on the county seat tissue. With
two Cavalier men 1ofkisg on Day ia
the interest Of Cavalier, tho majority
vote went against them.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

THE new Neche public school build.
ing was opened on Monday evening
with appropriate exercises. Mis
Eisenhuth, State Superintendent va,
present.
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CITY DRAYLlN

eontrasts Tor large lot. taken
and goods delivered on short no
xs..: osdsrs can be left at the
. :3iionsst Blksry.
!. lss asliytred to Ill parts OF the
.'isr.
/. j. tllAs .-:fowLER. Prop.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

TEE Presbyterians Of St. Vincent,
will give . box social 10 the Reid Hall,
on Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th. A
good program will be given, composed
Of Pembina, Emerson, Humboldt and
st. Vincent talent. Doors open at
1880 O'Clock. Ladies please bring
boxes. Admission free. Everybody
welcome.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

c1rnK Of the court l,ss olieisl a..
tice from Judge Templsson that The
term Of court called for How. 1sth,
for Pembina county, has been post
poncd, Indemnity. All interested will
take notice. ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

OUR neighbors across In Rittcon
county elected the entire republican
county ticket, ~ against Q Dopulisl
ticket, Of two yeafs ago. TIA Dc.
crease IN the populist votc Of Kittsor
county 10 estimsted a. twenty PC,
cent.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

THANKS to the many friends Who
filed in the election cards and return.
ed them to tls. In some cases no had
the figures two days sooner than 70.
turns to the auditor. Still There
should be . Law making one COPY Of
the returns to tho auditor open. OF.
ten the messenger brings in sealed
returns and don't know a;thing about
his township vote.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

AVv 0AN 8VO0 kVD0V8v1Ou VI l0Is kAUQets
son, would carry him through, n6mat.:
tor how the vbte on tho other eflces
went. Hence they sought to
blast his reputation for honestly but
the browning vlllany, because whether
purposelY or carslessly, 10 was still
villanous, was shown up on examining
the ballots, whom IL vas discovered
that the name Of John Il. Anderson,
- it appeared in the democratic col.
una, was changed to
20 n n ANDERSON"
and Of course any ballot marked for
20 n H." would not and could be
counted for "John H."
Judge Templeton was holding court
and his attention vss called; TO the
matter BY States Attorney Young end
Attorney Knesshav, end 10 was bis
opinion that II such ballots had been
distributed and such Q name voted,
that 1t would have bssa illegal end
and could not have been counted.
Tho furthsr facts that the ballots
had been held bach BY Mr.. Yravley,
that he desired the auditor to deliver
them from Cavalier without bringing
them to the county seat for sxamina.
tion, that he printed and sent in
'sample" ballots different from the
actual ballot, that the ballots, which
the law says, should be here ct least
i've days before election, were not de-
livered until lato Friday night. and
then only brought in because insisted
upon BY .candidstes here waiting,
these facts oil Seem to have q. bearing
which does not excuse Mr.. Trawley
from. at least, criminal cerelessness,
Il not actual malice end orethought.
The nance Of candidates rsre print
ed in small typs. the smallest used In
common printing Offices, end what
uith the small typs and Che poor
press-vork we're quite indistinct and
In the darkness VI the average polling
booth. the iup,bline Of the initials in
q candidates name was not likely to
be noticeable. It took . large force
Of clerks. something Ike : ac1sn; Q
large part Of the night to corset the
ballots By hand with ZEN and ini, and
then 1t took the utmost dispatch
and: considerably increased cost and
Inconvenience for the sheriff "a
distribute the ballots to the various
polling precincts all over the county;
and this. notwithstanding Mr.. O'Con.
nor was In 1embina on Thursday
With teams, which On account Of the
delay he 7as obliged 10 dismiss and
send home. until A1. ffawley got
ready to'dli HE contract.
II 10 presumed thet Nf. rrawley
has . bond, which 10 supposed to cover
the extra s1Ssnse snd dsiay, but any.
one can ise .thst there 10 no money
equivalent possible, for much Of the
trouble and snnoyancS consequent
upon his criminal incapabilIty, or in.
tsntions.
Mr.. Tsavley has conspicuously de.
monstrated TO the county commission.
en-. to tho auditor and to the people
generally. either. that he ought to be
behind the bars 10 the jail at this
moment for criminal tampering
with the lonacial ballot, or else, by his
criminal carelessness and inenlciency
he should be forever debarred from
entering into competition for county
work against responsible and capable
| printers, OF Whomi in the county there
arc mtny, every one Of whom is
ashamed Of the disgrace brought upon
the craft by such work BY such a man.
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AP,o,n,.sn. ci,y.

V. QuackenbusA 10 back from the
Rainy Lake district, full Of enthu-
siasm on that country. and especially
Koockichiug, new tova on the Min
nesota eide. opposite Fort Francis. on
the Rainy river. In - Interview
With . PIONEER ErPRnss representa-
tive Mr.. Qusckenbush gives the fol-
lowing information about that coun.
~; The CANADIAN side Of the Rsipy
river 10 oil settled by prosperous
farmers. some Of whom have resided
there ever twelve ysars. The Ameri-
ess oids 10 heavily wooded from the
mouth Of tie river until you strike
the Rainy district, fourteen miles up
the river from tbs falls. The timber
70 principally pias, birch and poplar.
A ninxcaDoFfs syndicate, Give TO the
Importance OF the .watef power which
exceeds that Of the St. Anthony. at
Minneapolis. purchased the tract Of
land on this side OF the river and
plated Koochichins, and placed lots
on the nartet Of from pl6o TO 125o
each. Already the town Has three
general stores, two good hotels, bc.
sldes other minor places Of business.
The timber belt extends into. the
Icslntry txelty.five milse, uhich will
afford sxtensive lumbelin1 inteissfs
Whea deselosed. Three railroads ore
pointing their course towards Kooch.
itching. Il 10 clsimsd BY hen in posi.
tion TO know that .smeite1s will b
built ut thisrnsw metropolis, and the
mining region Of northern Minnesota
smeited through the power Of the
falls.
ABIDE. from nlains sad numbering
Tho country has extensive erR,icui.
|tur.l tracss, - o. the Canadian. sids
wheat1a fast being developed. Mr.
IQuaccenbush will probably return a
soon as he can hx matters here al
nome. - s..
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

& ATToRNEY BRYAJoLTsoN says that
the report circulated by tho ''psps'.
that he admitted defeat a. tho joint
debate At Mountain, . couple Of
weeks ago 10 . malicious .falsshood
and that the sentiment o. the au-
dlenoe can easily be found out from
those that were there. outside Of pop.
ullst candidates. The report sound
ed little fshY Cd the face Of it.
Who ever heard OF an attorney I'D.
uniting his defeatp
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

II Che mistake IN the ballos p,ipS,
ing had not been discovered zAsa II
was. there 10 no doubt but that uf.
Anderson would not have been regis.
ter of deeds the next two yoars.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

TIE tri.couuty teachers meeting
at Grafton last Friday ana Saturday
with $50 teachers from Grand Forks
Walsh and Pembina counties, there
being about thirty i've from this
county. A very pleasant and prohta.
BILE occasion was had, and every one
in attendance expressed themselve.
as highly pleased with the meeting
and more then pleased with the kind.
" hospitality sdispensed BY the Graf.
ton people. The event Of greatest In.
terest to those not directly concerned
IN the exercises Of the institute wat
the oratorical contest at the Opera
house on Friday evening before q
crowded house. There were two
grades Of contestants, senior and
junior, With three prizes In each. In
the senior grade Miss Emily Brputllet
of the Pembina school was awarded
the third prize and In the Junior grade
James .Wardwell Of the same school
received the second prize, Miss Corr
Bridenbeck, Of st. Thomas, also 10
ceived . price. The prizes will bs
medals. The next meeting will bs
held at Grand Forks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

TIE international hospital corpora.
tion has been organized and purchase
of tho Carney house. Emerson effect.
ed. This 10 the formulation Of the
project. prepared by Rev. Father
Scott sometime ago. Tho building ii
q three.story, 'brick-veneered struc.
ture. built for q hotel 10 boom days
and viii DO . very suitable place fol
q hospital. Of late years it has been
closed on account Of being too large
for the Patronage received.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

DON'T forget the grand bull end
supper at St. Vincent this evening.
It is given III the interest of Q good
cause, aud Ill that can, should 90.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

IT is said that in the returns Of
every election you can tread between
the lines" Satisfactory Short has
proved It this week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

AT the special term Of court l.s,
week, nearly tvo hundred citisons
took out their ANAL paper3, mostly nll
from the western pare Of me suslty.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

PAT JENNINGS and John O'Keefe
represented Cavalier ut st. Joe. al
day. and they did good work for Cava.
lier as shown by the returns.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

AFrxa this, hs~spaDsls 1,n ees,
money. Host everybody hss bs3s
taking three OF four payers luyine
the last month. Hereafter ShsiI
friends viii not 10 60 liberal. .
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Taken Up.
A red OK about 10 years old. Owner
call and pay charges and take the
same away. ANDREW PrrERsoN
:l4-le Pemblna. N. b.
Taken Up.
-.opsieal. Announcement.

Nj. W. q. Inman. graduate OF
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
A CRIME.


The county commissioners, ID their
wisdom. or Ut least some OF them,
concluded that the printing Of the
Australian ballots for the election
should be given to the lowest! bid.
der. In the competing bids handed
In. Mr.. Frawley Of the Chronicle wa
awarded the job. There were several
peculiar circumstances connected
with tho whole business, but as cleo.
ton is over, there is no particular fea.
son that We should call attention %
them nov.
But, when the ballots we're e1amin,
cd after being printed, Q good reason
was found Why Mr.. Jfawley could af.
ford to take the ballotprfnting job
chesply. Tits we'll known with what
intense bitterness, the editor Of the
Chronicle has opposed Mr. Anderson
a. candidate for reelection as regis.
ter, - has, also. many Of his party.
No other candidate has suffered from
vituperation and misrepresenta tion
- has Mr.. Anderson. II has been
evident from the start that the indie.
|pendents feared the personal popular.
ity and good reputation Of Mr.. Ander.
son, would carry him through, n6 mat,
tor how tho v6te on tho other enacei
went. Hence they sought e
blast his reputation for honestly but
the browning vlllany, because hethe,
|purposelY or carslessly, 10 was still
villanous, was shown up on examining
the ballots, whom IL vas discovered
that the name of John II. Anderson,
10 1t appeared In the democratic col
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
''!C!!;s!!J!lR!FY|s News.
W 1a9 q I wen, eosP emblna Fri.

-. ias,SssS :. :.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

IT started to snow yesterday after.
noon and In q short time the Ground
was bedecked with Q white robs 70
the depth Of an inch. -.
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1916
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15

The German Girl IL Kept Busy From
orning Ii : Night.

A German matron rouses her daughter
OF sixteen at o'clock in the morning,
summer or winter. Half an hour later
she must be at breakfast. serving her
brothers and sisters. after seeing that
they are properly dressed for school. Rid
of the young folks, she must make her
bed and clean and dust the whole of the
rooms of the house by 10 A. NJ.
on three days of the week she sets out
for the dressmaker's and learns the bust
ness until noon. on the other three days
she practices on the piano and learns
English. Twice week the hour from u
to / is devoted TO music lessons. AT 80
dinner is finished, and the girl must
herself put away and lock up the re-
mains, after which she is allowed to
read some entertaining book play
piquet or dominoes with her father From
2;30 until o'clock she does plain sewing.
The whole family then take coffee and
walk for an hour and a half.
At her father pounces upon the un-
fortunate girl and gives her a subject in
history. geography or literature. on which
TO write theme in the space of an hour
without book assistance. The young
lady must next prepare tea TO which the
family sit down at O'Clock punctually.
After that she may take up her en-
broidery or crochet. and the family read
aloud by turns till o'clock. when tbs
| poor eldest daughter is sent TO bed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15
The Difference

An institution once there was
or learning and Of knowledge
Which had upon its high brick front
"Nassar Female College
The maidens fair could not eniov
Their bread and milk ard porridge.
cor craven on the forks and spoons
was \assar Female College,
Ira Ia, ia-la. Ira la, la, la
Twas ''Nassar Female College,
y strong east wind at last came by
n wind that blew from Norwich:
1t tore the Female from the sign
That was upon the college,
And as the faculty progressed
In wisdom and in knowledge
They took the Female off the spoons.
AS we'll of the college.
Ira Ia. la la, Ira la, Ia, la.
II now is Nassar College.
New York Times.