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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-06
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT has been made ir the conditions
Dofa mortgage containing power of snle
daied March Z h 1888. duly recorded in the Of.
flee Of the Register Of Deeds of Pembina county,
then territory Of Dakota. now state or North
Dakota, March 9th, 1898, in book 80 Of mort
cages, page 80: whereby JAG GRADER and Marin
Graber. his wife. mortgagors. mnrtcagel to the
Middleae. Banking Co. MORTGAGE The north.
west quarter Of section &c ven ~ and the south.
west quarter Of section six (6,) all in township
one hundred and sixty (16o,) Of range fifty-llree
(58) in SAID Pembina county, by which default
the power Of sale has become operative and no
70 recover The debt remaining secured thereby,
or any part thereof. any there is claimed to lie
due on said mortgage at the date hereof, two
thousand TWO hundred and fifteen dollars and
forty cents (S2215 4ul
Now. notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
said power said mortgage will be forclosed and
sheriff Of eaid county or his deputy, May 5th,
1894, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door Of the
court house in Pembina, in said county, TO pay
said deb!. interest, attorneys fees and disburse.
ments allowed by law.
Dated March 18th 1894.
s1At Tue IN Ml Roh, BASkISS Co
Attorneys. st. Paul. MINI. 36-42 Mortgage J.
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VOORHEES, ON SUGAR.

On the subject of the sugar schedule
he said: IA ABSOLUTE free trade in sugar
Is an attractive theme. but no such
thing has ever existed for a single
huilr since the organization of this
government. a moderate duty has
always been imposed ON sugar, and ii
has always been q s.aunch revenue
support TO the government. In that
great model of Il Democratic tariff for
revenue nnlY-the tariff of lS4G-it
was declared in short and in simple
phrases that sugar of all kinds" and
syrup of the sugar" were subject to
Il duty laid tax of 30 per cent al va
loren. The fact that the duty tax
on sugar has Injured more to the ben
eft of the revenues of the government
and less to the profits of private par
ties than any other tax known to tariff
legislation, may he stated as the main
reason why the Democratic party has
never made an issue against it. Every
dollar collected from Il tariff tax on
sugar and paid into the treasury re-
lievcs some other article of even high
er necessity in the economy of life
from the imposition of tariff taxation.
During the present fiscal year, end
ing June 80. there will be paid by the
treasury $l2.3O0,OOO as bounty to the
producers of sugar, and every dollar
OF this vast sum is first collected from
those who plant corn, raise wheat
and engage in all the various pursuits
of labor. Nearly 100000 Of boun-
ty money has been handed over to
TIE SUGARMAKERS
OF the United State since the law
A p,l IL, Ia
sum IS rapidly increasing. 1t was
Thought when the law was first under
discussion that the bounty would not
exceed SIS, 0OO, 900 per year, but the sti-
mulating influence Of such an cnor-
nous donation to the manufacturers
OF sugar was greatly moderated. If
tnc law is to remain unrepcalcd, the
time is near at hand when it will con-
fer as a mere gratuity more thanS2O,-
uH',ooO per year on Il small fraction of
our population engaged in no public
service, but in their own private en-
terpriscs.'
This speech was made ON Monday
last by senator Voorhees, in the United
States Senate. His testimony in that
the bounty on sugar, stimulates the
industry to a degree greatly undcrat-
cd. Mr.. Norhce seems to forget, that
that is just what the republicans gave
the bounty for. The trouble is VIC
don't raise sugar enough. We raise so
little that a tariff reaches everybody,
and we cannot put on enough tariff to
protect" home industry. \ bounty
in this case does what is wanted in a
better way. Everybody knows that
sugar is cheaper since the Mckinley
Dill put it ON the free list, while we
have Mr.. Voorhees, testimony that the
bounty is stimulating the production
of sugar ut home.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-06

Again South Carolina. or at least q
part Of 1t, Is Ia a state of insurrectfon.
1t will nc remembered that South Ca
rolina has passed liquor law, giving
the sale of intoxicating liquor solely
to the state. Governor Tllman has
been vigorously enforcing this law.
Spies, or officials, were sent to Darling
ton to enforce this law, and were ci-
ther killed. wounded, or driven out
OF town. The local militia were Or
dcred out to assist in the arrest of the
rioters, but they mostly refused to 60
and disbanded in preference. Other
companies from other parts Of the
state were ordered out, aud now a.
bout four hundred militia are In the
town. The people are defiant, and
grave apprehension is felt as to the
results. as by all accounts, Tilman is
a very determined man.
We believe that the result will be.
that all law-abiding people will side
with the governor, and that IL the
South Carolina law is good for any
thing that it will be upheld by the
people. The average voter may some
time dislike the form and operation
of some particular law, but much us
he may dislike it, he dislikes anarchy
much more. He may look on with in
diffcrcnc. or even with interest. ut
legal or cunning means to defeat Oh
noxious statutes, but he will not will
lingly consent to armed resistance.
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it1Or(gasSe Sale.

NllEEiEsAs, Default has been made in the
conditions OF certain mortgages. exc
cuied and delivered by John Davidson a single
man, mort.agor. TO The Vermont Loan and Trust
y. u. lSsS and recorded Us mortgage In the OF.
flee of the 1agiscr Of Deeds in mud for the
county of Pelmbina, in the Territory of Dakota,
June a. d. 1888 at two o'clock r. NJ. in book + &c
of Mortgages, page AS and there is elaine d
md declared to be due on snid mortgage ut The
dae Of This notice the amount OF five hundred
md iifty-four dollars [S5jI.0O.l and no action
or proceeding has been instituted at law or in
equity ,orecoycr the debt secured by said mort.
gage. OF any part thereof
Now. therefore. notice Is hereby given, tha,
by virtue of power of sale Confined i'm said
and provided, the said mortgage will be fore
closed by Ii sale of the mOrtgaged premise,
therein described. which sale will be made Il,
ihe l,unt door of the court house in the city Of
North Dakota, at public auction, by the sheriff
Of said county. or by his deputy. on Saturday
the 5th daso May a. D. 1891 ut two o'clnck in
the afternoon. to satisfy the amount which shall
thereon, taxes and costs. and expenses of sale
and nifty dollars $4,000 attorneys fees as stipu.
lated in sad mortgage in case OF 70, eclosure.
1hepremsss Described In suid mortgage, and
so 10 be Fold are the piece or parcel OF land
situated in the county of pcmbina and state OF
North Dakota, and known and described ua fol.
lows, to-wit The north half of the pouthw.s,
quarter y NJ w1r and the routheas, quarter
OF the southwest quarter (se or sw qrl of section
five III and 'lie noEthcas! quarter of the south.
east quarter lie or sc q! Oe setiOn numbered. ii x
l6l IN township numbered one hundred and Six.
tyllG'l north, of range numbered tifty-,lve ISL
acres more or less,
Dated Grand Forks, n. D. March list, A. D. 1s9 {,
FW.WILDER, VERMONT LOAN AND TRU &C,
si'4a Attorney for Mortgage. Mortgage.
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The single tax scheme is based on
the theory that land ought to belong
to the COMMUNICATIVE is, to all
and as all increase of value in naked
land over that of "wild" lands Is due
to the community, therefore it ought
to lie paid to the community as IL
whole. Probably the effect of the
theory would be best understood by
saying that whoever used land, or held
1t out of use. under it would pay
ground rent to the government, vary
ing with locality and surroundings as
ground rent now does, and no other
taxes would be levied. 1t amounts.
as it is commonly stated, to paying
ground rent for all lands, varying as
aforesaid, to the state instead of to pri-
vatc owners. OF course whoever pays
the ground rent might use the land
or not as he pleased.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 1894.
$500 PER ANNUM
WHO PAYS THE TAX?

The PIONEER EMPRESS says: We
ask the Call to refer us to any republic
can paper, person or platform that
ever said orargucd that the foreigner
pays the tax on sugar, coffee, tea,
spice. or on any other article which is
not produced in this country" lf
Brother Wardwcll will lnok through
the files of the EMPIRES: during the
campaign Of 1858 aud 1852 he can find
what he dcSircS-nr miy hc the In
PRESS isn't republicans. Every re-
publican newspaper and orator claim
cd that the tariff, if Il tax. was paid
by the forcigncr-not the consumer
Oak Leaf.
The Oak Leaf in answering for the
Call. ncglects to Go what we asked.
Ii it is true that "evcry republican
paper and orator claimed that the
tariff. If a tax. is paid by the foreign
or" proof should be plru,y and con-
vcnicnt.
IT the Oak Leaf can find any as
sertion in the PIONEER EXPRESS of
any date that "the foreigner pays the
tax" on any article not produced in
this country VIC will give The finder Il
reward that will we'll repay him for
his trouble. On the contrary that is
just the difference between protect
i've tariff" and tariff for revenue
only" just the difference between
the republican and democratic plat
forms. Republicans believe in put
ting Il tariff on manufactures and
agricultural products, because by this
means We make the original cost of
imported articles whcE placed on
American markets eqlE! To that of
American made goods. the tariff be-
ing the difference in wages paid in
Europe and wages paid in America.
Republicans believe that in such
cases that the foreign manufacturer
pays all or at least a part If the tariff.
The democrats believe and argue that
Il protective tariff is wrong, is uncon-
stitutional and a fraud. That every
one ought to be free to buy any arti-
Gle as chcaply as it can be made, no
matter whether made in this coun-
try or in foreign countries. That the
only tariff levied should be that which
will produce the most revenue and
should be levied on goods of common
use and consumption, without refer
cncc to protection.
If these propositions as to the plat
forms of the two parties are not true
we would like to hear the Oak Leafs
definitions.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-06
Mortgage sale.

NNERlEEas psfaul, has been made in ,hs
ell and delivered by Lewis Calder and Emily
gae as s Te to tse
dav of October 4. d. 1883 and recorded ny u
mor,.age in the office of the Register OF Deeds
in aud for the county of Pembina In the Terri
ior' OF pakoa now state of North Dakota. on
L. NJ, in book (4D of mortgage at page t2}) and
i.,.'r,. is claimed and declared 10 he due on said
n,.'y'rnge III the date of this notice, tine amount
al eil,ht hundred and eighty-0ne dollars and
tec,iine has been Instituted al law or in equity
10 recover the debt secured by said mortgage nr
sng pat thereof
Sow. Therefore. notice is hereby given. that
ny virtue Of power OF sale contained in said
mortgage. and ofthc statute III such case made
a.l provided. the sad mortgage will be fore.
.. ed 10y sale of the mOrtgnged premises there
in ,.escribrd which sale will be made ut The
IIonl door Of the court house III the city oil Penn.
biuu. in Tie county of Pembinn and stale Of
- said comfy. Or by his deputy, on Saturday
tiia 1th day Of May A, u. 1891. ut Two O'Clock in
The afternoon, 10 satisfy the amount WHICH shall
then be due on said mortgage with the in:cfc>,
Ill 'reon taxes md costs, and expenses ol sale
saii mD.gggc inca>e Of foreclosure.
The premec: described in SAID mortgage. and
50 % be sold, are nc piece or parcel of land
,suaie.! II he cop2t, o: Pemhinn and s,nie OF
Nor'!, liGsn,a. and known and described us fol
lows to.wit: The southwest quarter (sw lr) %
set ~ numbered wenty.siX (2ji in township
mnnnt:ei one hundred ANA siNly-thrcc (lG3
lIu:t'i, o. range numbered iifty-fouT (5l) ives
containing one hundred and sixty (i6,) acres
i,nic or less.
p,.ic! Grand Fari> y. u. March ia. ID. 1s.I.
VERMONT LOAN AND Trust COMPANY.
J., u. WILDER, Mortgage
Attorney for Mortgusec. 3i-lJ
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-06

Grand Forks mavoralty election was
a rcd-hOt one. Some of the business
men and others thought H. L. Whit
he'd, who has been acting moyor for
some time, was a pretty good man
and he was nominated and endorsed
by a good many republicans, though
democrat. Quite number of republic
cans didn't like the deal and w. j.
formerly in the U. S. Land
Office was nominated, and elected on
the close vote of $50 to 500. Col.
Brown was elected city justice by 800
majorityand many friends of the gen.
cral colonel all over the. state will con-
graduate him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-06
MORTGAGE Snlc.

NIHEREAS Default has been made in the
w Conditions of u certain mortgage, exc
cute,i and delivered b, Joseph Wall and Debo.
rah Wall. his wife. mortgagors, to Vermont
= Il day OF September a. ID. lssS and recorded
n = mortgage in the Office of the Register of
ieeis III and for the county of pembina in the
is.;ii"rN ni Dakota. now state ofNorih Dakota,
'ii he 2itll day OF September a. ID 1855 III $3.50
=" clock \. II. in book (lD of mortgages. al page
'n') and there is claimed and declared To he
'iue M sald mortgage al The date Of this notice.
IL t!i'nllnf one Thousand and forty -sey Ell
.irs .9l.ti, .ru) and no uctson or prUrrudii,.
iI' been nsitI,e,l III law OF in equity 10 recover
Ne uebt rocGrc.l by said mortgage. ur any part
thereof.
E"w. Therefoic, notice is hereby given. that
y: virtue o! II power of suic cUn,uincd in sad
mortgage. and al the statute III such case made
ana crowded, the said mortgage will he fore
c'Sed l'v Sa.eot the Jagged premises there.
~ "e>;'ilbed winch sale i'll be made nj the
lfo;.: door NJ the court house in the city of Penn
ma. IL 'ile county of PemLina and State of
N'flA i'Hk"!a, ~ public auction. BY the sheriff
q IL; { lay: or by his drbuty. on Saturday
ne "'i 'inS III May A. d. 1894. al Two O'Clock in
NE .lefiioon, tn satisfy tine amount which shall
tiitli DC due" sad mortgage, with the interest
, 'a%Is and costs, and expenses of sale
ann any dollars (s5'.oo) attorneys fees as stip,l-
III eG N shid mortgage in case OF foreclosure
Inc Premises described in said mortgage and
: 20 b, s1l.i are the piece or parcel Of land
- hl!t,l In the county OF Pemblnn and state of
Nt'.' DAKOTA. and known and described NJ fol-
Ia" :, To vii: The southeast quarter Use qr) of
ssr..n numbered twenty-five t22) in township
l"al"errl enc hundred and sixty (lGOl north of
r"lis+ numbered liity-nvc i55] west CONTAINING
60 a"H'iren and sixty NJ acres, more or l"ss
.tGeu Grand Forks. y. D.March LIST A. ID. 1921,
+. " WILDER. VERMONT LOAN AND Trust Co,
i'll II Attorney for Mortgage. Mortgage.
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We poked a little fun at the Oa]

We pokcd Il little fun at the Oak
Leaf last week because it had said
ave know of no democrat who favor
cd free trade or ever limited at it,"
The Oak Leaf seems to still adhere
to it. and says 1--WE dare not call
Names" We hardly catch the connec-
ton but If the Leaf wants proof, and
dares do it let it print the tariff plank
of the last democratic platform and
the paragraph referred to. together.
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Prof. H. Hirschbsre,

the well-known eye expert OF $40 Olive
street, st. Louis, NO., and 30 E. 18th
street, New York, wishes to inform
his many friends and patrons of Penn.
bina and vicinity that he will be at
the store of his agent, NJ. II. Miller,
April 10th and 18th, and adjust his
celebrated interchangeable spectacles
and eyeglasses to all in need of them.
Consultation free.
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No.tgaKc Sale.

" HEHEhS. Default has been made In thc
w conditions of Il certain mortgage. eXecut.
ea aii'l delivered by john Robertson and Agnes
iioD.tiF"h his wife, inortgagors. To Vermont
3!s d'y %. October, y. ID. 1855 and recorded as u
ihor;:isc in the Office of the Register of Deeds
III !:id for tie county of Pembina, in the Terri.
inF! 81 Dakota, Mow STATE OF North Dakota, on
t.te 18th day Of November y. ID. 1858, at seven
oc..cS y. w.. III book (ID OF mortgages. II, page
t3o) and there is claimed and declared to he die
on sad mortgage NJ the date of this NOTICE. the
amhlnt of five hundred and seven dollars,
!S"g..hD aiid no action Or proceeding has been
instituted AT law or IN equity to recover the debt
secured Di said mortgage. or any part thereof,
Now. Therefore notice is hereby given, tina,
~ Nlfihe of a power of sale contained in said
mortgage. and OF the statute IN such cise made
fnIp..9vided, the said mortgage will he fore
cnseh BY sale of the m0rieagcd premises
described. which sale will be made at the front
g: Tie county of Pcmbina and state of North Da-
'o;'. at public auction, by the sheriff of said
q uaty: or by his deputy. on Saturday the 5th
Nv OF May a. d. 1894 at twoocuck in the after
n;iifi. 10 satisfy the amount which shall then he
due en- SAID mortgage, with the interest thereon.
taxes and costs, and expenses of sale, and fifty
dollars (S5o.0t) attorneys fees az stipulated in
sa.u mortgage i'll case of foreclosure,
The premises described in said mortgage, and
- g be sold, are the piece or parcel of and stu
'orth DaEotu. and known and described NJ fol.
lows. to-w1t The north half of the northeast
l1i'terQlif he qr) of section numbered five G1)
~ township numbered one hundred and fifty
Miae Ch?fnurth. of range numbered fifty
lo') wesf, containing eighty $50 acres, more or
les.
pa!;d Grand Forks n. y. March 1st A. d. 1904
+. ". WILDER, Mort"naee.
Attorney for Mortgage al.40
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Probate Notice.

sac County M S 81 FsRsias County
deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that Frank c. Myrick
has filed with the judge Of this court petition
estate OF Calixte Gaudet, deceased and that
Monday the 18th day of March 1894, al. j. O'Clock
T: \. OF said day, being day ola regular term
Of this court. to.wis; Of the March term, 1894
pembina N. D. has been set for hearing said petit
ton, when and where any person interestedsmay
appear ard show cause why the said petition
should not be granted.
Dated March 9Th, 1894.
E.w COMFY
34.87 (,ouptv Jun0o
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-06

The Walsh County Record entered
on its fifth volume last week. Mr..
Pierce publishes one of the clcanest
and best printed papers of the north
west, and withal, has struck a flow
ing we'll peculiar humor equal to the
best in the land. Here's hoping pros
perity and Il long continuance of the
Record, its genial editor. "Poison Car
rots," "mothcr-in-law," and "hired
man..
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Coxcy's arr,y, without any

CoXey's army, without any particu-
lar increase of number, is slowly
making its way to Washington. They
get What food they need mostly as Il
gift from the farmers and town pco-
pie on the road. The accounts of
their numbers vary from 100 to 200
men. A much larger crowd said to
number nearly 1000 are in the vicini-
ty of Little Rock, Arkansas, under
''General" Frye.
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Cha,tel Mortgage salc.

"7HEREAS, one y. j Smith, did, ON the
wv 2lst, day Of February A. D. 1885, make
bis certain chattel mortgage OF The following
described chatiels. to.wlt: One 21a Rnshford
wagon complete One ls.inch, John Deere gang
pillow, One II shoe drill vsnBranf, One Top bng.
gy complete. to W. L. aud J. II. Abrams. to &c.
cure the payment of the cum of ninety-,hree
dollars and fifty csnts, ($93. SOY according 10
the conditions Of certain prom esory no,e bear
ing interest as the rate OF II per cent per an.
mum, made by the said mortgagor in favor Of
the said mortgages and assigned by them ia
Strauss YOnd0rf q Rose.
And whereas, default has been made In the
terms OF eaid mortgage. in this, tO-wlt: Thni
the said sum IL now long past due und that the
same has not been paid nor any part thereof
this notice the sum OF one hundred and one
dollars and sixty five cents (sl0l 65 and an at.
tOrneyts fec Of $500 Is provided by law.
Now Therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue Of said mortgage and by order of said
Strauss, iondOrf 4 REESE. the present owners
thereof: will cell the above described chat!els
ct JacOb GRADERS barn. on Cavileer street, in
the city Of Pembins. county Of Pembins, STATE
OF North Dakota, at the hour of 2 O'Clock, p. M
Of tho 18th dsy Of April 1894.
Dated at the city Of Pembina, Pemb,Ba COIN.
Ii III. 's'' OF Norm D'k0'' this 9Th day of Apr
w. j. kNEEsHAw,
Z. o: ARMerRoNG, Attorney for Mortgages.
Agent for Mortgages, Pembina, N. D. ssi
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Martha J. McInnes, deceased.
David Dick, administrators Of the estate OF Mar.
tina j. McInnes, deceased, to the creditors o.
and all persons having claims agains, the said
necessary vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice. 10 the said
David Dick at the law Office of W j. Kneeshaw
IN the city of Pembina, in the county Of Penn.
bina.
Dated at Pembna. March 2lst, 1891.
David Dick. administrator of the estate OF
Martha J. McInnes, deceased.
w. j. KNEEsAAw,
$3.50 Attorney for estate
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MORTGAGE Sale.

yXI-HEREAS: Default liass been made in
w III, conditions nf u certain mortgage
r.s:'ted and delivered by Joseph Greer and
;igne. his wife and james lines and Margaret
h:s Vie mor,gagors. 10 The Vermont Loan and
f:u-' Company, MORTGAGE: dated the 18th day
vi .,o,ember a. ID. 1883 and recorded rs u mort
ai: iA tie Office of the Register o Deeds in and
10: the county q! Pembina, in the Territory of
Dakota, NOW state of North Dukoa on The Goth
day %: December y. ID. lSsS at seven O'Clock PM.
~ took eiDotmortgages, ut PAGE (iSj and there
80 riallarH and declared In be due on said mort.
gaze ai the date III this notice, the amount of
.""Ne hundred ami siXty-sc,cn dollars and
s";-'E cents (S1.29. 40 and NO uc.ion or pro
i" recoNe. the debt secured by said mortgage,
or my pr. thereof
y Nv, Therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by Il virtue of a power Of sale contained in said
m"?isage and ufthc sta,nte in such case made
an provided, the said mortgage will be fore
cl"tcd hya sale of the moriyagcd premises
iham described, which sale VIII be made at the
FROM door of the court house in the city of PEN.
hi'', II, me county of Pcmbina and state OF
An'ih Dakota, at public auction, by the sheriff
tie 'th day of May a. D. ls!li n, two O'clock in
the afternoon, 10 satisfy the amount which shall
Then ht due on said mortgage. with the int rest
lereon taxes and costs, and expenses of sale,
nm" MY dollars (S30.Go) attorneys fees. as stpu
lnt:.i III SAID mortgage in case oi foreclosure.
!.le premises described in said II ori:age, and
soto be sold. are the piece rr parcel of land
ss:tii.ied In the county Of PcA.bina and state of
Nor Dakota amd known and described as fol.
lows 'o-W'; The northeast quarter One qr) of
SECT On numbered twenty.lhrtc (2S) in township
nuE;horctl one hundred and fifty lime I5!D EOrlh
Of range numbered ifiy-ilvc (s,) ives; contain
,l'g one hundred and sixty (1t0) acres, more Or
Dated Grand Forks, y. d. March Isl a. d. 1891
+: w. WILDER. VERMONT Loan AND Trust CO,
-"-d". Attorney. Mortgage.
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Three hundred Dunkards from In
diana have arrived in North Dakota
and located near Cando. One of them
has purchased the farm where Bonn
berger committed his terrible work.