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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
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trsck CUTE : 'et was marketed last
week, sne t.e'ae Fl.o 10 ptice msde Tue
'ssmefs eulte hvey.
Tom 'Cr0tter, late merch1nt.0f this
pace, nas oeen oo'ng . week u must
ing sFouno sn!s secs'on OF tne eoun.
Try eets'ns o'o secounSs stFa'gnteneo
up' esc.
Our city meat market has taken .
big jump this week; looks like July In.
side; white blouse, cap and apron. all
W ms'cn' 'ono u forcing th'nss just
''o".
The quadrille parties held semi
monthly during the winter. In vos.
per's hall were a great success aud en-.
j0Yed immensely by the young folks,
and at the close II the season came
out well, financially; speaking well Of
the management.
james McKewn followed the ex.
ample Of old Sol, Monday afternoon,
and crossed the line. We notice q
few anxious friends, hustling round,
and the city marshal himself. says he
Is sorry for JiD to the extent Of slx.
teen dollars.
Nh. Tim. O'Brien left on Monday's
train for the ..cold fields" Of RAINY
Lake; II he can lind an opening be
will likely hang out his shIngle there.
Tim has been very uneasy since
Roach's footprint was left upon him.
So much for politics, Tim!
Drills, drills, and nothing but drills
seems tn 20 lust now. One can hard.
~ realise the fact that two carloads
of drills are sold each spring 10 a little
town like this, but it Is a fact never.
theless: but the farmers must have
the best on the market, and 0ut-of.
date machinery will nut 60.
w; j. Briden. our popular DRUGGIST.
is again almost 10 order. and his many
friends in town and country appreci.
ate the fact thathe is 30 soon In shane
after the disastrous fire. w. J. saws
the farmers are awake to the use Of
blue.stone this year. thew are tired Of
growing smut: and Il ia time. far n
has cost this county alone some thous.
ands Of dollars.
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Murphy has 'purchaseil the Osborne
property. and will build a brick store.
This street would be much the hest
lin town for bus, ness. n IA wide. cen.
trial and away from the cars Louis
NORM Il altering and doing nm tn. old
Russell House In fine stvle. This hotel
faces nm thia atreet and heoina IN ,ook
ike bnsiness OnA'can ace thor. :. -
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Hamilton.

w. Fl. Randall went south Monday.
T. w. Roney came up from Fargo
Thursday.
Hon. J. GraLer Of Pembina was IN
town Monday.
Green Bros. have been taking stock
the past week.
Green Bros. shipped carload Of po-
tatoes this week.
Ducks and geese we're seen going
north Thursday.
j. Fl. Abrams was in town for
short time Tuesday.
Dan Ruby Of Cavalier was In town
Tuesday on business.
There was meeting Of board of
supervisors on Tuesday.
E. Harris Of Pcmbina was perambu-
lating our streets Friday.
Mr.. Hammond Ct the Van Brunt &
wilkins Drill Company was in town
Monday.
n: L. Norton came 10 with u carload
Of horses from Red Lake Falls, MINI.
Thursday.
G.S. Hager OF the St. Thomas Times
was passenger on the north bound
train Tuesday.
]. E. Thacker was In town Monday
swapping democratic truths with the
Hon. Robt Muir.
]. Hall and Miss NJ. A. Roney were
married at Gretna, Wednesday even.
ing Of last week.
w. H. Roberts Is quite busy now
days selling drills ana attending to
bis duties In the bank.
Alex. McLaughlln's horse caused
quite an excitement Wednesday az
ternoon by running away.
Ben. Lewis has started a brlck-yard
and w0olen.mill and a starch-factory
in town. There are no flies on Ben.
Jas. L. Blackjack was presented
with past masters jewel ut a meet
ing Of the A. F. & A. NJ. Wednesday
evening of last week.
Horsemen would do we'll to remem-
Der that Hamilton has the finest race
track In Pembina county. Come to
Hamilton to track your horses.
There will be a meeting of the Penn
bina County Annual Fair aud Exhibit.
tion Association on Saturday March
30th, ut two o'clock p. N. 10 the Town
Hall, to consider and make arrange
ments for holding the Annual Fair
and also to decide whether stallion
or spring show should be held. The
election Of officers for the year will also
take place. This IS q matter Of i'm.
portance and the meeting should be
well attended. We think that the
farmers would derive considerable
benefit from q stallion or spring show.
Wants to see you'll S. ]. Chain the
photographer,
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EXECUTIVB OFFICE
STATE OF NEBRASKA
CITY caueus.

a caucus u called to meet at the
Fire Hail this evening q eight o'clock
70 nominate candidates fof mayor and
aldermen. BIZ o1p1a.
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q q = L1aysng powes-Iassak q. Cow Rspest
R0 q! RRs' kassE

etauSluR tn0 MONS o00 0tnorW1ee NJ.
ing up for the Democrat ONCE, which
started to move Wednesday morning,
and tho new bake shop which opens
out April let.
On or before the 18th day OF April,
the girls and boys IN our town can do
their counting BY electricity. 81. j.
Watt, f A. Wilson aud 8. n. Esterly
have full outfit on the way and the
wires are being laid 10 some Of the
business PAGES at present writing. ;
Mr.. Isaiah Fadden, an old and re.
spected citizen OF this place who NOV.
ed to Grand Forks last fall, commit
ted suicide on Saturday Of last week
BY cutting his Throat with u razor
He was residing With his daughter,
Mrs. Helmky and had been some
what denented since the death OF
bis wife.
w. E. Haynes. of Walhalla was ar
rested last Monday on a warrant
sworn out by II. Campbell, and
brought before ]. d. TrenhOlmc, jus.
tice OF the peace, On the charge OF
violating the prohibition law. He
waived examination aud gave bonds
to appear at next term Of court.
Charley Rhoda, superintendent Of
the Bathgate Roller mill arrived
Saturday from Royalton, Mimi, and
will assist In taking stock etc. of the
mill. There will he a change In the
force this week, the Bissel boys step.
ping out. The boys are good nlechan.
les, but like a great many more
have the fever and want tn go IL
Rainy Lake. The profits for the past
year arc something over 5000.
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For Sale.

For Bale.
Ifyou want = good work horse, q
new mich COW, or a good pony, on
easy terms or for trade. call ut John
son 4 Holmes. ranch. Three young
shorthorn bulls, one Polled Angus
and one registered Jersey bull. viii
sell or trade these animals, and unit;
sold will stand for service ut the ranch.
MARROW FADDEN,
33tf foreman.
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sA1naA11s NORTH DAKOTA
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CIT pRAY LINE

coatr.sts fof lasrs lot. taken
and goods lslivsrsd on short no.
Zee. Orders can b left at the
,ionssr Bsksry.
ies dslissrsd % al parts Of the
sitY.
NnLllAn FOWLER. Prop.
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Committee SUICIDE.

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ommassea sa,esoe.
Anete y consioefaole excetement
nete over tne suicide OF I. =. faooen
.sse sseu.usy s.telnoon. Inc oese
49, commltteo ~ inc tesaoenee g
w .susneel AZ. q. nulmkoy wneso
Ie - m..e n.s nUme s.nce sne ~
uesSn n's Wy ~ 1s''' D.t'us WIG
.use.So .sva sno loou' y nls oau9a
ses NJ eeuen Vook : tssol 'iom sne
lsuve. sne.. suu so,ns ogs eools 70
.us c,usos s1l'ppeo ~ n's ciotnIng ON
suu snsn cu. nls entost on ootn s'ces.
seser'ng nus !uRular vein on the ieIt
.sus. Az enls cono'.'on ana Dleealne
uol1se.y 'Iom ene Mo.nus msue os
1no Wespou " MsiAeo W Ine nouse,
euselou Sne A..saeu , sau ish'ns W ene
.'ool soon oAp'lsa. n.s sou' Wno l.ve.
erf2nd and Was Mortified TO find the
prostrate from Of his father on the
flt,Or covered with blood. Coroner
Rounsvell was summoned and decided
no inquest necessary. The deceased
was former pioneer settler Of Penn
bina county.
Two or three years ago married
daughter Ut Mr.. Fadden drOwned her
self aud her only child 10 y lake near
Winnipeg junction ON account of do
nestle dihlculties and y little more
than year ago another daughter shot
ana Killed herself ut Devils Lake ON
account Of disappointment In q love
a1air. These troubles together with
the recent death Ut bis wife have
probably affected Mr.. Fadden. He
was highly esteemed by all who knew
him. He leaves two daughters. Mrs.
II. A. Dusso. Of Seattle. and Mrs. II.
Hulmkay. Of this city,. and cne son,
Turner Fadden. also Of this city.
-
ons
Ae.olneys Mssous nIyuJoitson OF
~. wassl,er snu Stsns mayer OF ot'
.n.mss, .lRuea eosts 10 tne 1ssr-
~. yssss .'e'ols SlerA y, ene CUuIe
usl., Mouusy. Some VI enem VIII %
spI'ea'eu " tne o'ses.c1 couit. -. ".
onsW same Up .lo% 81. fsui. aondsy.
~ wv. s,sel Jug I..n .nselests q
1nsm q SnarIoon 10 tn's v'c'nity....
NE Ios.sr W.. was over oe IEom bstnesse.
mouusy ~ ene 'oserest .! security
.rus. company. n Anompson
=. ave-. W ea"usy sosn.sr upon aus'es
y, ~ .ns u u su sol.s , Ns.'onsl Dsnk. -
mle' -. ~ oua" ~ na.osA was s's's-
~, NJ .S N,,. ~ 'o.o en.s week 1890
- Nell.e quay VI Necne was v'sis-
n NV '' n -. 'ne Guy, saonuay.'....
oeo. 1sssu 70 e.peSeeu no"e ..om
~. neAS "s1nesoay. Aoleor
.no"eou, =. sne I.s"osk I"setpr'ss
.ame ap 11'usY sIa spsnt several
'ays s's'S'1s...;...'sonu necnSe, way
ose. l.ou sssa.'el' Mo"us w on uus,.
"e's =, Suo sou1S nuuse : nos. : .il'
ana m.da ma nIea..nt cali In ~.
gu. '..1e 10 : pseeuS e... ~ re-
Ierlhg 70 tne early spring, Mr. RULER
s1.u u's eApel's"ee was .nae ~
soos . 10 on n.y. k.ouau "ou'u sunni, "
part Of bis crop 10 March, which was
by far the best yield that year .......
Clint. Trip. nephew Of Mrs. Win.
chester. from California. arrived in
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29

MONDAY will be April. 1. Keep
your wits about you or you will be ] !,
I2,-Or may be more.
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ale 70 IN Town."

Ask Drayton people what kind Of
pictures s. j. Chain makes.
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Een could be selected 10 the county.
At present. however, their duties will
be more honorahle then onerOus.
The drug store begins 70 show the
effect Of the change. The additional
length adds considerable to the
shelving capacity. Two large rooms
arc finished OF 10 the rear and one
will be used for dispensing purposes,
while the other will be filed with
wall paper. The stsirs have teen
changed to the outside and now Jus.
tice Aylen does business on . higher
level up stairs. The photo rooms will
DO reached the same way.
The warm weather has raised the
rivers At present the Pembina Is
running free Of ice, while on the Red
1t Is cracked and broken, and fully 10
much open water is visible rs there 10
Of Ice. A continuation OF the pro.
sent weather will cause an early open.
Ing, probably within the next ten days.
The week has been quite warm, but
very high winds have prevailed, aud
In consequence little or no cultiya-
tiOn has been done On farms, and We
have heard Of No seed sOwn yot.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29

REV. E. o. TAYLOR, Of Chicago.
will give series of lectures on the
subject of OF Scientific Temperance"
on'the evenings Of the 18th, 18th and
18th Of April, IN Kittson Hall.
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They say that Editor Grant Hager
Of St. Thomas Is to be married soon
to q young lady formerly resident Of
Grand Forks and now residing in
Dickinson,
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Wants to see you'll S. ]. Chain the
photographer.
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WE are now 10 the Seventh Judicial
District; but this honor" the Judge 10
still 40 event Of the future.
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SUNDAY is the last day Of the
month. Regular meetings next week
accordingly.
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d. ,Asi.....
vETERlNARY SURGEON.
Tsssis N dlSsseesos Domestic AnInals or.
80 q 8. =. eAaW D Cos, Drug Stose.
PHnDlNA,. NORTH DAKOTA.
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AROUND TOWN

AROUND TOWN.
ARE you figuring on planting trees
this spring?
Cox1rtssrss1oNEns meet next week,
regular quarterly session.
T. Z. PRICE burns gas in his street
lamp on his corner. It makes fine
light.
The leasing of school lands occurs
tomorrow at the court house at ten
O'Clock.
SUNDAY is the last day Of the
month. Regular meetings next week
accordingly.
MONDAY will be April. 1. Keep
your wits about you or you will be !,
;2,-or may be more.
( WE are nowi 10 the Seventh judicial
District: but this honor" the Judge 10
still an event Of the future.
The "Y's'' will meet at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. 3. d. Booker next Sa-
turdny evening, at eight O'clock.
TOWNSHIP fathers met ON Tues
day and rolled up their sleeves pre-.
paratorY t., the years laborahend.
4. w. GArfHEY. says the Herald.
Is to return to Grafton. He gives az
a reason the division Of the judicial
district. n.
The bicycle season has opened 10
earnest. The roads around town and
20 Emerson arc In excellent condition
for wheeling.
w. c. 7. q. will meet with Mrs.
Moore at the N. E. parsonage, next
Monday evening. A full attendance
Is requested.
JAMES GREENWOOD has rented the
livery stand formerly run by Thos.
Roney at Cavalier, and will remove to
that place.
JuD LAMouRE and E. X. Cavlleer
went to Hallock, Tuesday to hunt
geese, and returned yesterday with
sixteen great big .'honkers."
THEY say that Editor Grant Hager
Of st. Thomas Is to be married soon
to young lady formerly u resident Of
Grand Forks and now residing In
Dickinson.
Mr.. LAMouRE brought several
bushels Of seed corn from Bismarck.
which he has distributed among his
farmer friends It is said to rIpen 10
SEVENTY days.
A YOUNG man by the name Of G. L.
Thompson formerly Of Crystal, living
about nine miles southeast of st.
Thomas, committed suicide last week.
No reason is assigned.
REV. e. o. TAYLOR. Of Chicago.
will give series of lectures on the
subject of OF Scientific Temperance"
on the evenings of the 18th, 18th and
18th of A nri1 IN Kittson Hall
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TIE "Y's' will meet at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. q. d. Booker next Sa-
turdny evening, at eight O'clock.
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TOWNSHIP fathers met on Tues.
day and rolled up their sleeves pre-
paratorY to the years labor ahend.
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A YOUNG man by the name Of G. L.
Thompson formerly Of Crystal, living
about nine miles southeast of St.
Thomas, committed suicide last week.
No reason is assigned.
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Mr.. LAMouRE brought several
bushels Of seed corn from Bismarck,
which he has distributed among his
farmer friends 1t is said to ripen 10
seventy DAYS.
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The leasing OF school lands occurs
tomorrow at the court house at ten
O'Clock.
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Men could be selected 10 the county.
At present, however, their duties will
be more honorahle then onerous.
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JuD LAMouRE and e. K. cavlleer
went to Hallock, Tuesday to hunt
geese. and returned yesterday with
sixteen great big ''honkers."
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JAMES GREEawooD has rented the
livery stand formerly run by Thos.
Roney at Cavalier, and will remove to
that place.
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w. G. 7. q. will meet with Mrs.
Moore at the N. E. parsonage, next
Monday evening. A full attendance
is requested.
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II. w. CARNEY. says the Herald.
Is to return to Grafton. He gives as
a reason the division Of the judicial
district.
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AkOUkD TOWNs
ARE you figuring on planting trees
this spring?
Cox1rtssrss,oNEHs meet next week,
regular quarterly session.
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IlIR PIQIEI|EIR. EIPRRSS.

aatses1 g 70 pssssa esat sahassssseesu
FRIDAY. MARCH ., 1895.
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T. Z. PRICE burns gas in his street
lamp on his corner. It makes a fine
light.
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r.T ~
cssasss4 - - 49,. Il
y = took - = several days = trsssact
~ ona1ees while " g. Benitaee, 70
~ eatlsteetson, ana then ! 'Iald mJ.l
al : eot foe 2 gocd 60 time in visit
ie9 ~ Inumefone a ~ klnd ff!ends,
!. = - aeceussntsaseI hae ;arst inside
y soe MnSes g y el'9 snd 20 whom,
so0csn ~ ! Mastne 1ankee collector,
= SWeaeo0es goees o. any ana all
pssoee.
nov. en peeeant let me remark,
snete Was = msencs 10 Attdonnan
aIssn,s tnat Wa ever DRAWING mo
tnat way, ana 20 now when ! toll you
soat ny nance % whom was Engaged
|-3Ikm EhA ElnA AAk I0GAR-0AA khA
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THE bicycle season has opened 10
earnest. The roads around town and
20 Emerson arc In excellent condition
for wheeling.
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great improvements are made. The
only close business block left cannot
get q cent of insurance on the build.
ings, and the rate for stuck is a rent.
The German American Insurance Co.
has already Withdrawn. The matter
was discussed aud all particulars OBJ
tained before this last fire. Our
credit is affected: II Is time to take
action now. There Is no excuse for
procrastination. City fathers do your
duty.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-28

Mary won handily without being urged. After the race was run Judge Carter called Weber, who rode Key Fl Santa Anita, and w. B. Sink, who owns Sister Mary, but who has also the management of the Santa Anita stables, into the stand and questioned them very closely as the affair had very suspicious look. Weber said he rode to win and Sink said he bet $700 on the loser Judge Carter accepted their explanation and allowed the race to stand. Nearly all the stables will leave before Monday for Chicago, Louisville, Lexington and St. Louis.
 First race, six furlongs-Cyclone, 109 Freeman), to 5, won; Jennie w., second, Revenue third. Time, :18
 Second race, half mile, 2-year-olds- Sir Dilke, 103 (Chorn), ? to 1. won; Leila Dell second, Dare Dollar third. Time, 0:50k
 Third race, Montgomery stakes. $l000 added, mile and one-eighth-Sister Mary, 115 tMcClain), to 1, won; Key Fl Santa Anita second. Time, 1:57k Only two starters.
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Jane, 105 (Chorn), to 1, won; Dreibund second Modereoceo third. Time 1:17A.
 Fifth race six furlongs, selling-Lottie Alter. 90 (McClain), 2 to 1, won; Bedford second. Ringmaster third. Time, 1:1S.
 Sixth race six furlongs, selling-Franl1 Gayle, 109 (Macklin) 4 to l, won; IIodg- son second, Silversmith third. Time, J1:17k. a
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-28
DROWNED IN BED.
A Reservoir Bursts Near EpinaI France, Early Yesterday Morning and Whelms
 the Sleeping Villagers.

Paris April 27.-The Bouzey reservoir near Epinal burst today and flooded a large tract of country.
 The reservoir has a capacity of 7,0O0,- GOO cubic meters.
 The torrent carried off bodily some of the houses in the villages of Bouzey. Darnieulles, Uxegeny and Domevres and swamped many others, besides demolish- ing walls, bridges, crops and farm build ngs. The railway between Epinal and Nancy is deeply flooded and breach has been made in the road between Epinal and Chaumont. Assistance was sent from Nancy this afternoon, but as yet it has been found impossible to reach the point where the break was made.
 The disaster occurred at o'clock this morning. The rush of water through the Villages was so sudden that there was hardly any chance to escape, and many persons were drowned in their beds. The number of deaths will exceed sixty.
 TheSBouzey reservoir is of the south ern branch of the eastern canal. The water followed the valley of Aviere. The sudden accretion of the canal burst it's banks and the water poured from it over six miles of country until the channel was empty The torrent, hemmed in by high hills, rushed down the valley like an avalanche, sweeping the villages men toned and after course of ten miles, emptying in the Mosell at Nomexy and Chate1 Every house at BouZey was de- molished and very few remain at Les forges, where there are 400 inhabitants At Uxegeny twenty-three persons were drowned. Every building was destroyed in Darnieulles, where the population numbers 500. Notwithstanding the fact that Nomexy is ten miles from the dam, many inhabitants of that place had not time to reach the upper portions of their dwellings before the torrent was upon them, The corpses of eight victims have already been found there Many farmers throughout the valley are ruined and a large number of families are without food or clothes
 The damage caused by the flood is es- timated at $100oO OOO =