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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-04
MOrfRn1a Sale.
Default has been made In I

NXIMEIEAs. Default has been made in tina
wv conditions Of u certain mortgage, execut.
ed and delivered by william A. Tully and Ann
fully: his wife, mrrtgaE ors 10 Vermont Loan
day Of October K. t. isa and recorded az ga a
mortgage In the office of the Register OF Deeds
in and for the county Of Pembna In the Terri.
tory Of DnkOtn, now state of North Dakota, on
the 10th day Of October A. D. 1883 at Z o'clOck
there liz claimed and declared 10 be due on said
mortgage al the date Of this notice, the amount
of ten hundred and sixty-seven dollars and
thirty cents (S1 CGT.3J) aud no action or proceed.
recover the debt secured by aaid mortgage, OF
any part thereof.
Now Therefore, notice IL hereby given, tha,
by virtue Of a power Of sale contained in saItl
mortgage, and Of the statute In such case made
closed BY sale Of the moftgaged premises there
in described, which sale will be made at :he
front door OF the court house In the city Of Penn
bina. In the county OF Pembina and stale O
the 23rd day Of June A, D. 1884, at two O'Clock Ii
the afternoon, to satisfy the amount which shall
then be due on said mortgage, with the Interest
thereon, taxes and cOsts, and expenses of sale
said mortgage in case vi foreclosure.
The premises described In said MORTGAGE, and
20 " be sold, are the piece or parcel Of land
situated In the county OF Pembins and state oil
North Dakotn, and known and described as fol
section numbered twenty-five (25; In TOWNSHIP
numbered one hundred ana sixty (lGO) north
Of range numbered iifty-twO (52) west contain
ing one hundred md sixty uG)) acres, moro OI
Dated Grand Forks n, d. April soth AID 1894.
, -, VERMONT LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
F. M x;,s M,sSf III Mortgage. AG 4ssss
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Sllrrili's Sale,
ORTIZ UAI;nrA

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, lss
County Of Pemb,na.
L. A. Shakman s. Co., plaint.rs. W.. v.nne &
Dumas, defendants.
:. Notice IL hereby given, that by Virtue OF al,
in my hands: Issued out of the Clerks oillce OF
the First Judicial District Court. State of Norl
Dakota, In and for the County Of remb'n npoi
q Judgment rendered in snid Court In favor al
/. A: shakmnn 4 CO; and against Joseph z
Venne & Dumas have levied upon the FOL
lowing described personal property OF sod de
PENDANTS, to.wit: a stock of merchandise, con
sisting Of dry goods. clothing. groceries, boot
shoes and cruckery; also bed room sci tlrc.
pieces. one rocking chair one office clnir, one
writing desk, one sewing machine. enc hanging
lamp one hand lamp, Two pair Of curtains, oni
set dishes, one bucs skin )at, ono water set
one cigar and mattel! holder.
And that shnll, 0n Saturday. The 5tl, dYy al
May A. u. 1924. at the hour Of two O'Clock y. NJ
of raid day, at the lnic store of Venue e. Hr,nas
in tho town of Noclc, in said county. state O!
North Dakota. proceed to sell all the right. I'll;
and interest of the above named defendants
Venne & Dumas IN and to the above tiescrib:l
property, 10 satisfy said judgment ana costs
amounting to twelve hundred and c;ghty.th
dollars and fifty-tivc cents (si,.OOh5.) together
with all accruins costs OF sale, and interest on
the same from the 9th day CfApr:! 1894. ut the
rnte of sevcn per cent per nnnum. ut public 6Uc.
ton, to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated at Pembini, n. D April 18Th 1871.
W. J. kNEEsIIAw, Anil A. NJ. O'CnSNoR
Plaintiffs Attorney. Sheriff of PcmLina Co y. u.
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aaers.,... !. 49,.

N7AkREAe Dsiault hes been made In. the
wv conditions o. osrtsin m0riusrc: exc.
cutsd and delivered By Joseph wan ssS3 bebS.
ran wall; his vile, nortgsyora, To Vermont
iss , s%a ~ s sns mosssasse dated Tie
~ n origaEe IN the once OF tho Rcrister 81
Icess in aud for the county Of Psmbins in the n,
Territory OF Dakota. now. stste of Norlh Uakoia,
on the 2Ath day 81 September A. ID 1858 al O;2O
O'clock 4: =. IN book (4D Of mortgages, at page
liS:) and there !. claimed and deeinrcd. to Ge
aOllars Nl el7iOO and no action ar proceeding
has st II institt ed ~ law OF In 10 recover
thereof. ii'H:' "'' ''''
Now. Thcrefo,e. notice IL hc,cby Il ven, TINT
Syvr NC Ot power Of rae COh!lt,icd In sa'd
closed by sale OF I'll, ,, q sctI premises there
IN deserted, whic.. ,nlc will be made ut the
front t.oor Of the con i use In the city Of Penn.
hinn. IN tho county OF pymiina and state Of
North Dakota, q! public AUCTION, by The sheriff
the afternoon, TO satisfy the aiouli. wiiiei, si,sii
Then be dncon e:dinOitssle; with The Interest
thereon, taxes and COST. and expenses of. sale.
and nifty dollars COY attorney. f:es. az stpu.
ai fe pr saaa @o5assS 10 cn rs
70 to be sold, ATE the piece or parcel OF land
situated In the county Of Pembina ami state Oi
North Dakota. and known and described IN fol.
lows. tOwit: The southeast l,,artcr lie qr) OF
section numbered twenty-five :t.a) in township
number one hundred and $,y(,G' lnath, OF
one hundred and. sixty [ldllacrcs mere 0r l"ss.'
Dated Grand Forks, 4. ID. March LIST a. ID. lSai.
F. W. WILDER, VERMONT Loan AND rRusT Go,
$40 Attorney for Mortgage. Mortlagee.
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CIlattcl Mortgage Sale.

NXyHEREAS, one y. j. Smith. did, ON the
wv 9th, day Of December A. d. 1892. make
his certain chaltel mortgage OF the following
described chatiels. tO-wlt: One grey mare eight
years old. weight about 300 pounds, named
Nellie: One bay mare, ten years old, weight
about 1880 pounds, named Dollie; One black
horse, ten years Old, weight about 600 pounds,
named Bill; One black horse, ten years old,
wei .ht about % p nnas, named Mig. to Il. A..
Wilson to secure the payment of the snm Of
according to the provisions OF q certain promts-
s,ry note of even date Herewith for eighty five
dollars and eighty cents. (Ss5So due October lst
1873 and bearing interest at l? per cent per an.
NUM-.
And whereas, default has been made in the
terms of said mortgage. in this, tO-wit: That
the same Is now due and that no part Of the
same h0s been paid except tile SUM Of One dol.
sur ard fifty cents (Sl.50.) and there is non act
uuily due thereon ut the date Of this notice the
sim Of eighty mine dollars and twelve cents,
iSSJ.l2) and five dollars Csj.O0,l attorneys fees.
Now Therefore, notice liz hereby given, that by
virtue Of said mortgage and by order of said
X. A. Whitson the present owner thereof, will
sell the above described chattels ut the front
of Grabcrs barn. OH Cavieer street In the city
of pembiua. county OF Pembina. STATE of North
Dakota, al the hour off O'Clock, p, NJ. of the 5ih
day of May 1894.
Dated ut the city of Pcmbina Pembina, county
North Dakota, this Goth day Of April, 1904.
Residence aud post Office address, Pembina
y. ID. ". j. KNEEsHAw,
+. a. ARMSTRONG. Attorney for Mortgage.
Agent. II
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STATE Of NORTH DAKoTA,l
County ofPembina,
Pemb:na Building and Loan Association, Plain
I'M robert W. Gibbs, e. Defendant.
Notice IL hereby given that by virtue Of q sre.
cnl execution to me directed aud delivered md
now In my hnnds issued ont Of he cerk's o!ict
Of the First Judicial District Court stnte of North
Dakota. in and for the county of Pembina upon
indgmen, and decree In foreclosure rendered
in said court in favor Of Pembina Building and
l..an Association. plaintiff: and against Robert
". Gibbs. defendant; whereby l have been
directed under and by virtue al said Judgment
and decree in foreclosure and special execution
To sell the following described real estate sitii
Dakotn. to.wit: lot number eleven {lll in
h'oca nine O. Yin the original TOWNSHIP Of Cava.
lier according to the official plat thereof. nn file
anl Of recoId in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds IN and for the county Of Pembna and
stare Of North Dakota, together with al the
hercditameilts and appnrenances thereuntO ap.
pertaining or IN anywise belonging, To satisfy
in raid court in favor Of ..the plaintiff, the
against Robert ". Gibbs, defendant amount
ng TO nine hundred and sixty dollars and nine.
sumo from the 9TH duy of April A. D.. 1894 ut the
rae of seven per cent per nnnum and the costs
of this execution aud the costs of sale.
And that shall under and by virtue OF said
Judgment and decree IN foreclosure and epectsl
EXECUTION, ON 1hurstlay, the 18th day OF May
\. ID. 1894. at the hour of two O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day at the front door of the
court house in the city of re mb:na in said cOun.
iy nnd state, proceed to sell all the right title
.nt interest of the above named defendant,
Robert W. Gibbs in aud TO tho above described
property TO satisfy raid judgment and decree
and special execution amounting to nine hun
,lred and sixty dollars and ninety cents(s0G0. 3d.
together with all accrning costs of sale and in
rest IN The same from the 9Th day Of April A.
D. 1891. at the rate of seven per cent rer annum
1t pablo action to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated fembina, N d. April 10Th 1894. 1914
W. j. KSEEsIiAw, A. NJ. OCOSNOR,
Attorney. Sheriff ofPembina County.
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" ZTIEREAS, Default has been M. d. in tho
w conditions Of certain morga'e exc
cutcd and delivered by Robert Waldo a single
man, moft.agor, to iii. Vermont Loan and Truss
Company mortgages. dated. the ssnd DIZZY oiOctt b
"a. D. 1889 andirccOrtet as amortgage In ILL -
county Of Pcni0Ina, in the Territory Of Dakota
now state Of North Dakota. on the 18th dav O
October a. D. 1873 ats:iO O'clock +. NJ. in book
HD Ct Mortgages, ut pagc (300nnd there IL
Claimed and declared IT, DO duo on aid mortgage
at the date Of this nn,,e u" amour, of clever,
or proceeding las been INST tue at law Ur IL,
equity 10 recover the den urctt by said NJ rt
gage. or any part thc..cf.
Now, therefore, na ice H. L,r,by gwen, that
BY virtue of pOwtrot sale cOntnincd IN said
mortgage. and Of ilie statute in such c,sc made
closed by sale of tho m0rtEased premises
therein described. which sne will he made II,
tle II ont door Of the cnu;t lciise in the city 0
pembtna. in The c0uaty Of Pemhina and state Ot
North Dakota, al public auG:ion. by the sheriff
Of said county, or hy his deputy. on Saturday
the afternoon to satisfy he nmn,nt wi, oh sGt
| then lie due ON said mortgage. with the in:eri 81
thereon, taxes and cOs:s. and expenses of sale
End nifty dollars [S5n.Il attorneys fees stipa-
lated in saitl mortgage IN case ot foreclosure.
The prcm'sas dc. CT II cd In said mortgage, ana
situated in the county Of Pcmhina and state OF
Month Dakota, and known and described as fol
lows, tO-wit; The southeast quarter (sc Qr) OF
o: section nunhelcd ten [i0l IN township numb.
cred one hundred and fifty-nine tl5aI north. oil
range numbered fiity-;wo (is] west Containing
less
Dated Grand Forks, N. d. April 80 Ii, a. d. 1Sai
F.W.WILDER. VERMONT LOAN AND TRUST &c
4s'4S Attorney for Mortgage. Mortgage.
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"HEEEAS, Default has been made in the
wv conditions Of n cert lin mUriga. I, xccui.
ell and delivered by John RO! crtsan md Agnes
Robertson. his wife, mortgngors. to Vermont
3lst day Of October A. =. lsss and recorded as
mortgage In the office Of the Register of Deeds,
In and for the county Of Pemb;na, in fhc Terri.
tory OF DakOta. now s'ate at North Dakota, on
the 18th day of November A. d. 1898, ut seven
o'clock !: NJ, ~ book (4D of mortgages, At page
OIL SAID mortgage ut the date of this notice. thu
amount of five hundred and seven dolars
($50i.NO) and no action Or proceeding has beer
instituted at law or In equity 1, recover the deb
secured 6y said mortgage, or my part thereof:
Now, Therefore, notice is Hereby given, that
mortgage, and OF the statute IA such case ma.lt
and provided, the said mortgage will he fore
closed by II snle Of the muripnged premise.
described. which sale will he made at tic from
ddor 81 The courthoIte, in the city Of Peih'tnt
IN the county of Pembina and state of Nnrtl, Dn
kota. at public auction, by the sheriff Of said
county: or by his deputy, OIL Saturday the 5ti
day al May A. ID. lSll at TWO O'Clock In the after
noon. to satisfy the amount which shall then b
due en- sad mortgage, with the interest thereon
dollars (S5O.oo) attorneys fees as stipulated ii
said mortgage In care Of foreclosure.
| Tho premises described In ga d mortgage. ant
go ~ be sold IRE the piece or parcel Of lind size
atcd h, The county of FemhiDa and staie q
| North Dakota. and known and described n. io.
lows, tn.wit The north half of the nortlens
quarter In If ne qr) of section numbered five g.
In township numbered one hundred and fifty
nine (l59) morrill, of range numbered ffty-ny,
(55) west, containing eighty (so) acres, more o
Dated Grand Forks ". d. March 1St A. ID. 1sg
F. w. WILDER. '' '"' AMI i"'S' I MorisSsce
Attorney for Mortgage 1910
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The Times credits us with the au.
thOrship of that Norsk dialect letter.
The Times is mistaken. We do not
know the author except as he signed
his name Patterson" and dated his
letter 81. Thomas and enclosed it in
an envelope which bore Postmaster
IIagcr's own post-ofiicc stamp. Ii
there is no such man in st. Thomas
as Patcr, why We have been impos cd
upon by some practical joker. 1t was
a pretty good letter though, If it was
written in st. Thomas.
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ROACH TALKS OF laMouRE

In an interview in Chicago, Sena-
tor Roach said Of the part Jud La
Mourc took in his elections
LaMoure, from the first was oppos-
ed to Senator Cascy's reelection, but
was cocrced by James J. Hill into vot-
ing for him SO long as he had a chance.
When his party aftcrward united up.
on Miller. Of Fargo, LaMourc trans
ferred his allegiance and voted for
Miller up to and including the last
ballot. had only passing acquaint-
ancc with LaMourc and never asked
him nor any other man to vote for
ME. On Saturday before my cleo
ticn, | greeted LaMourc in the
Sheridan house aud asked him how
he was getting along. His instant
reply was 'Not very well: 1 am salts
fed we cannot elect our man, and ii
you want my vote at any time you
can have it," That was all that ever
passed us on the subject. Sunday
the Grand Forks republicans came to
ME and said: "Cass and Trail coun.
ties will not stand by Miller solidly
and their position makes it impossible
for a republican to win. If it must be
a democrat, VIC want some one we
know, and we are prepared to vote
for you, and will do 50 on Monday"
At their request then called a con-
ference of the democrats and popu-
lists and they united upon me.
When Monday came, the Grand Forks
Republicans and LaMourc said: "Wc
want to try Just once more to elect
Miller" On the first ballot they vot.
ed for him, but found his strength,
had decreased instead of increased.
Then they voted for me, as they had
voluntarily promised to do, and was
elected. LaMourc changed his ballot
from Miller to myself on the final roll
call, and after it was clinchcd some
of the Cass county members climbed
into the band wagon. The failure to
elect tho republican candidate was
not due to LaMoure, but to the Cass
county republican members, together
with contingent from Trail county.
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TErAUIT has been made ir the conditions
loft mortgage containing power Of sale
dated March 7th 1855. duly recorded in the Of
flee OF the Register Of Deeds OF Pembina county,
then territory Of Dakota. now state Of North
Dakota, March 9th, 1883, in book 80 Of mort
cages. page 50, whereby JAG Ib GRADER aud Maria
Graber, Ills wife. mortGagors. mortsaged to the
Middlerex Banking Co. mortg3gee., tho north
west quarter Of section seven ~ and the south.
west quarter Of section six (6,) all in township
ono hundred and sixty tl6o,) Of range tlfty.three
(:3) in said Pcmbina county, by which default
the power Of sale has become operative and ne
to recover the debt remaining secured thereby,
or any part thereof. any there is claimed to be
due on said mortgage at tho date hereof, two
thousand two hundred AMI fifteen dollars and
forty cents gels 49,.
Now, notice II hereby given that by virtue D
slid power raid mortgage Will be forclosed a v9
,ali premises sold at public auction. by tn
sheriff Of said county or his deputy, May 5th
1924 at ten o'clock A. NJ, ut the front door OF tn
court house In Pembina. In said county. to pa!
said debt, interest, attorneys fees and disburre
ments allowed by law.
Dated March 18th 1924.
fSEALl THE MIDpLEsEx BASKISa Go
II. 4. GILBERT Il Gu. by Robt n. jackson Prct
Attorneys. st. Paul, MINI. 36-42 Mortgage
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The fact is that these things are
plain to everybody. Mr.. G. S. 1lager
poses as Il leader In st. Thomas poll
tical circles. These things could not
occur without his knowledge, and
that he has consented to them Is
proven by his silence. We say again,
q. $. Hagcr and his friends have
never supported a straight rcpubli-
can ticket since 1885!
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seos THE QUESTION,

"Cnder any circumstances 1t may
have been questionable republlc.nlsm
for Mr.. LaMoure to have voted for a
democrat; VIC will not attempt to
argue that question now" Mr.. Hag.
or prints the above extract from the
PIONEER EXPRESS In big. black let
tiers, assuming that because We. ad-
mittcl 1t to DC "a question that the
act itself was wrong. Why did not
the Times print The rest OF the para
graph? The rest Ut the paragraph
said. while voting for Mr.. Roach might
have been questionable, the refusal Of
certain republicans to 20 Into caucus
was unquestionably wrong. There
may be two sides to u questionable
action, there is only one side to wrong
action.
The committee condemned Mr.. La
Mourc for an act approved by. hundreds
Of republicans; but the committee
did not condemn acts Of others which
we're disapproved by the whole party.
That is where the injustice comes
In. Mr.. Hagcr may twist and turn
and beg the question, but no matter
what opinion people may have Of MIR.
Mourc, there is no question In their
minds that either Mr.. LaMoure
should have been let alone or that
Ieycrv other mcmhcr nj tho n,rtv
who had voted for Il democrat, or pre-.
vented the election Of u republican,
should have ut least been equally
condemned; and further, that while
the committee stultificd themselves
by cxcusing part while they con-
dcmncd the one, they did infcrcntial-
ly condemn all; and VIC don't wonder
that Mr.. Hager feels bad when he
finds that the logic Of his committee
condemns himself.
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Ayers Hair vigor
P,rsred by pr.J.c. Ayers Co. Lowell. u...

Gundcrson. Mandan, N. d." A
million" Is a great many, and by
putting yourself to Il very little
trouble, YOU eau help this poor little
cripple. You have only to take IL lit
tic pains and open your envelopes Sc
that you do not destroy the stamp
then lay the envelopes aside until yo,
get enough for package of them
then tic them up in Il package, and
address them to, Miss Mollic Gund
Icrson, Mamdan, N. ID. and write or
the cover, stamps for Mollie Gund
erson," take them to the n. +. ex
press agent aud they will go to Man
den, where the agent there will dc
liver them free of charge according tt
his Instructions. Remember that
the agent at the starting point ha.
no Instruction to forward these
stamps free, but the agent at Man
dan will attend to that part.) Will
you not take IL little pains to hell
this little one who is trying To hell
herself, and does not ask for money:
Please d.. Remember that St. Paul
said, "silvcr and gold have none,
but such as have give unto thee.
Give Mollic little of your time.
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THE PROOF OF PUDDING

1t is rank nonsense to say that
the republicans could not elect a sen.
ator when ticy had 50 republicans
against q democrats ard IL popu.
lists. "-Timcs.
Well, they used up ~ days out of
a sixty.day session and balloted GO
times and didn't elect. We admit
that they ought to have elected and
had the power to elect. but the fact
remains, nonscnsical as it may be,
that they did not elect.
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To the Public

Miss Mollic Gundcison, of Mandcn,
n. ID. is a poor little cripple girl,
about fifteen years old, who lost both
her limbs above the knees, about
three years ago, while selling milk to
the passengers OH the N. p. II. II. at
Mandan, to help her mother support
the family. Mollic is one OF q family
Of four children, and her mother is a
poor widow.
Mollie is attempting to make Il col.
lection of one million cancelled post,
age stamps. for which she is promis.
cd q set OF artificial limbs. Any kind
of postage stamps will help her, So
that they are not multilatcd. The
N. p. express agent ut Mandan, has
instructions from the supcrintcn nd.
cnt Of the n. p. Express Co, to dcliy,
or free OF charge, any packages OF
postage stamps, sent by N. T. OK.
press and directed to, "Miss Mollic
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Commenting on the statement that
"Jud Is on the island, and the last
boat has been towcd away the
Walsh County Record says: "Watch
Juds0n LaNIOure walk on the water,
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far as we ourselves are concerned
we believe in, and 90 in for honest
Articles only Our stock of.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry is 4
splendid one, for silverwarc we
stand unequaled, we can guaran-
tee all our goods to our customers,
for we know exactly what to buy
and give our patrons, nothing hst
the best and most durable thst is
made: Wedding Rings, Wed.
ding Presents.
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A WORD ABOUT JEWELRY.

There is jewelry and "Jewelry,"
and large ame unit is, VIC fear,
sunk in the former. Sunk, be.
cause people seem to ignore quail.
ty and durability; and to concen.
trate theil attention on show.
Of course genuine goodness is
dearer than nero show, because
it's worth more. For any rational
being must acknowledge that
there is precious little sat,sfac.
ton to be gotten out of show il
the quality isn't bihind it. Az