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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-04-04

Below is appended a list of fifty
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the richest men
IN the city-with their wealth. their
annual income, the amount of their
personal property as assessed by the
tax department and the tax they paid
last year, the tax list of this year
not being accessible.
Before moving TO a smaller town
these gentlemen would. of course.
meet h officials of that town and
make an arrangement whereby they
would pay a small amount to the CITY
each year. and the small town woulJ
be glad of the bargain.
And all that would be necessary IN
drive some of them and probably
others away would be a tax board
that would not compromise with them
Then hould We have the interesting
picture of the wealthiest men in the
nation becoming commuters and rush.
ing to catch a train after the theate,
or ball. Perhaps, however, not a few
of these gentlemen wou-- fail to carry
out their threats. There would be
come warm domestic G~iSnuteS hefor,
the husband carried the day. Fame,
Mrs. Hayemeyer Or Mrs. Gerry havin:
to ride fifteen miles in a railroad train
and then take a long carriage rid,
before she could get t. the shoppin;
place.
In case these fifty millionaires wen
away they would of course take thei
millions with them; and if they wen
TO Europe. where some would g
rather tnan to Jersey, the foreigner
would receive them. There is not
shop among them all large and small
between Thirty-siXth street and Fifty
ninth street on Sixth avenue whic
would not feel this exodus of til
m~illiOnaires. Every one boasts of TIL
fact that he has for Il customer eithe
one of the fifty or else one CT thei
servants.
At least 600 servants would %
The richest of them have twenty-iv
but on the average you can safel
say that the entire number is thirteel
I - ,l - - -
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Important Land Sale.

important Lana Male,
The following described real epIae will bs
sold at public auction for cash, on the 18th day
Of may 1885, a two clock p. y. at front door OF
postomce. IN BaihRate, trembling Coua y, siate Of
made, without reservation by the undersigned,
ested.
The west one half Of the south " est one-quar-
ter " hi OF sw qr) section twenty. six cosy Town
one hundred and sixty .three, (i63) range fifty.
two, (52) and northwest One.quarter OF north.
INV sns srh S nv az SECTION
east Of Bathgate. ''>' ''
Tss :TaSss;, ,o onsa... &c q section
three: (l63J range afty-four 60 known as Ray.
aeld farm, three and onc-hsf miles northeast III
f3IIteen, Q!? town one hundred and eixty.two.
harm, five miles west Of Bathgate.
twenty, S town one hundred and lizty rsites
(l6S) range ffy.two. (52) four miles northe asst ",
Bsst ag known g LeBreche farm.
eeon three town q %
aud sixty one, (isiJ range fifsy.one, (siS nesI
toilette. known as Campbell farm.
., Yves, Snehn.. 81 northeast one quarter (w 81
Of hf) Of northwest One-quarter, (nw qr) sec.
tS s eight lsS town one hundred and sixty:three
aISs) range yens Is adt1inlns city Of Penn
Lots two. three and four, e 8 and ~ section
twenty eight, (2) ind lots one aud two Il and q
section twen!y.nine. cop town one hundred and
from city 6t Pembina. known az Vaughn farn..
North One-half Of northwest one quarter In hi
of nv qr) IND northwest one quarter Of north
10y and southeast one I,larer Of snuihwest one
OUT rter I've or Of sw qr) section three, (3) tow
one bundled and fifty iiine. l5) range fifty- live
I5al two mi.er northwest Of Crystal, known III
| COrbin farm.
| TuE, L. ScHURMElEn,
Trustne
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A Change.

MY stars! Did you see 4. L. Price,,
regiment Of signs. It's the RET
Star Department Store" now. Il
there is anything In signs the De
partment store bids fair to flourish
The STAN are red and the signs can't
help being the same. The big center
sign says 1.-The Red Star Department
Store sells everything but the custom.
ers."
Mr.. Price began 10 this city about
ten years agOin a small way. lie has
gradually increased his business and
added several buildings to his large
showroom and now has complete
department store, embracing full lines
Of hardware, groceries, dry-goods,
boots aud shoes furniture, crockery,
and glassware, as well as many other
lines, most of which are in large
separate rooms and all bearing the
new trademark "Ked.Star."
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The Discovery Saved His Life,

Mr.. G. Ca,llouctte, Druggist, Beav.
ersville, ILL.,, says: ITO DR.. Kings
New Discovery l owe my life. was
taken with La Grippe and tried all
the physicians for miles about, but Of
no avail and was given up and told
could not live. Having Or. Kings
New Discovery In my store sent for
u bottle and began Its use and from
the first dose began to get better, and
after using three bottles was up and
about again. 1t Is worth its weight In
gold. We won't keep store or house
without IT,. Get a free trial at T. II.
SHAW & Co.'S Drug Store.
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N1UrtR0Ke sale.
nEFAULrh has been made In the cou,li, Ions
DM mortgage containing power OF eaie
dated November 18Th. 1850, duly recorded in The
ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds OF Pembina comfy
North Dakota, November 18th 1880. IN iook Z!
o. mortgages, page 1sa. whereby William shep
hard. mortgagOr, mortgaged to the Middlese.
BANKING Company, mortgage, the southwest
G%sSh, GsW 81 OF section iwenty.aye, (2s) II
afty ,.i1; t5s) in said Pembina County, BY which
a1d NO action or proceeding at law has been in.
:iitu,sd to recover the debt remaining secured
thereby, or any part thereof, and there Is claim.
ed g BE- due on said mortgage At the date here.
Of; slx hundred dollars and sixty cents (ScOO CO.,
Now notice is hereby given, that BY virtue Oi
said power raid mortgage will be fofccio.ed and
ssid premises sold stl public auction, by The
sheriff Of said county or his deputy, Saturday,
June 18th, 1895, at ten o'clock 4. r. az the front
aoor OF the court honse In Pembina, in said
county. to pay said debt. in:erest, attOrney's
Tees and disbursements allowed by law.
THE MIDDLEsEx BANKING CoMANY,
II. g GILBERT Co, By RoBr.N jackson, Pres.
Ats99rneys. 81. raul, MINI. Mortgage,
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Ssla of Furniture.

l have received instructions from
L. E. Booker to sell all his Furniture
Dishes, Crockery, Lamps, etc, at pri.
vate sale. Said goods are now being ar.
range for sale in the Shaw & Charl.
ton store room and will be ready fol
inspection Monday morning April 1st,
at Q o'clock. This will be rare on.
portunity to purchase good household
goods cheap. Don't miss It.
tt w. C. SHORT.
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33tf
The New Latin.

The Bismarck Tribune wills as usual
furnish advance copies Of session laws
at cheap rates. The book will also con.
tain a synopsis Of the changes In the
code, and for long time will be the
only way to- find out these changes,
which are numerous and important.
Price IS cents. Send your orders to
this Office. 30tf
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Tenders.

Sealed tenders will be received up
till noon May 18th 1898 for the build
Ing of a schooljhouse In district MOI.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at Leroy p. o. or write clerk for par-
ticulars. THOMAS LANG.
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Pratkord

Mr.. Code is visiting at Mr.. John
Willis.
Mr.. Little and family, of Cavalier,
have moved In this locality.
Doctor Hay Of Hamilton, was out
making acquaintance In this local..
ty.
II. Menzies went to Pembina, Sat.
urday, to attend the assessors' meet
ing.
Saturday night we were visited
by quite heavy rain, accompanied
with thunder and lightning.
A. Switzer has traded of his fine
young, two-minute-and-half, blood
horse, that he got from Mr.. Dunbar
last winter, to Mr.. Waldo, OF Bowes-
mont.
Last Friday evening, while Messrs
John Menzies and Robt. Buck were
driving to the hunting grounds. by
some means the front wheels OF the
buggy got separated from the hind
ones; the horse started of very brisk
ly with the front wheels but Mr.. Men.
zies, being very swift on foot, and the
horse somewhat slow; overlook the
animal after running some distance,
and we are glad to hear that both are
recovering nicely from,lhe shock.
Messrs Chisholm and Mclean of
Hamilton. were out here last Wed.
ncsday evening making a big slaugh.
ter ON game. After shooting till
nearly midnight they returned to
Mr.. Kennedy's, where they remained
until morning, and while Mr.. Ken
ncdy and Mr.. Mclean prepared
breakfast, Mcssrs Chisholm and
Code drove out to the hunting grounds
to gather up the remainder of the
slain. but unfortunately the sloughs
we're frozen and they did not get all
the dead. We are glad to see these
gentlemen. but we think there ought
to be some restrictions put on them,
as the geese have been very scarce
since.
[Sec Hamilton correspondence for
number slain.-ED.]
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For Sale

Ifyou want good work horse, q
new mich COW, or a good pony, on
easy terms OF for trade, call at John.
son 4 Holmes ranch. Three young
shorthorn bulls, one Polled Angus
and one registered Jersey bull. Will
sell or trade these animals, and until
sold will stand for service ut the ranch.
MARROW FADDEN,
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Miss Annie Reinhols begs tn inform
the ladies that she has opened In con.
nection with her dressmakiDg estab-
lishment, an entirely new stock of
millinery which she invites them to
call and Inspect, on Rolette Street.
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Dental Notice

y DR.. Rose, dentist, will be
@o49 In Pembina from the LIST
to the 18th, Warren on the 18th to
the 10th; Argyle on the 2lst to the
22nd; Steven on the 23rd to the oath;
Hallcck on the c5th to the 3lst.
This will be followed up until further
notlco
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Krilsoad Meeting.

A BIG railroad meeting was held at
Drsyton last week; peuple were pre-.
sent from all along the proposed line
and much enthusiasm was elected.
There seems but little doubt that
that part Ut the line between Drayton
and st. Thomas aud perhaps farther
west, will be graded by the farmers
during the summer.
II successful 1t will certainly be the
most remarkable case Of railroad con.
structiOn On record, and is sure to
find successors In other localities.
Certainly IL the farmers Of the south.
ern part Of the county, who ut the
farthest, are only six miles from q
railroad, can build a road, then those
Of the northwestern part OF the coun.
ty who are twelve to twenty miles
away will get action pretty soon.
Let the roads be built; the more the
better. Aud as for Hines, may bis
tribe increase.
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Died.
DICK-At Riverside, California, April
10th, 1895, James Dick, aged 80
years.
Mr.. Dick was the son OF David Dick
formerly sheriff Of this county. He
will be remembered by many old
friends here. For some years he had
charge Of the county jail us deputy
for his father. Later he went to
Winnipeg and was engaged in the
wagon business. His health gradual
ly failed and last fall he went to Cali
fornia, in the hope to regain his health,
later his wife Joined him there. lie
has a brother In business there. 1t is
q sad blow to the widow, aud to his
parents, who are still 10 Winnipeg.
Mrs. c. A. Holbrook, Of Cavalier, is a
niece of the deceased and is at pres
ent with her grand parents 10 Winni-
peg. The hearty sympathy Of a very
large number Of friends in this coun-
ty will be given to the stricken faml-
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AS q remedy for all forms Of head
ache, Electric Filters has proved to bt
the very best. 1t cficctsn permanent
rure aud the INST dreaded habttua
sick headache ylclds to It's Influence
We urge all who arc afflicted 10 prs
cure u bottle, and give this remedy /;
fair trial. In cases Of habtLual con
situation Electic laitters cMres by Civ
ING the needed time tn the b0wcis
.!nd few eases long resist ,i'v use "l
this medicine. Try isntntH. fairy,
BOTTLES only Fifty cent ctr r. Shaw
& Co.'S. Drug store.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers osiths Pioneer Ex.
press. by Special Reporters.


press. BY Special Reporters.
1sthgats
G. NJ. Esterly s. Co had car Of fine
buggies arrive last Saturday.
E. A. Taylor and Joseph Garnett,
Of st. Thomas, were 10 town between
trains, Monday.
J.J. Anger got car Of mcrchan.
disc last Saturday, which fills his new
store up 10 good shape.
1t Is rumored that the two mlllDner
stores will consolidate. 1t would make
a large institution.
Mayor Ganssle has been making i'm.
provements this week in the way OF
planting trees. new fence, etc.
Hugh Watt has the honor Of having
the first general store in the county
that is lighted up with electricity.
W. Goodheart has been busy adding
an attic window to the residence Of
Mr.. Wilmer, which makes u decided
improvement.
L. Peavey has made some improve.
mcnts to his home the past week.
Mr.. p. has set out fifty, fine, balm.of.
Gilead trees.
J. d. RObiDson-It is astonishing
the lumber trade that we are doing
this spring. 1t is impossible to get
it shipped In fast enough.
Wells Howell was down from Hyde
Park, Tuesday making arrangements
with D. Mckenzie to do the mason
work for his new residence.
F. E. Remand Of Olga, and IL. B.
Doughty, Ut Langdon, were in town
last Saturday on business. Mr.. d.
and his partner have dissolved and he
is looking up new location.
Even the law business in our town
is thriving Of late; a young attorney
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Monnet and by all accounts the young
man will hold his own and be ready
to practice at the next term Of court.
A little two-year, old boy Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. Lee had the misfortune to
fall on tomato can, Sunday and cut
his face very badly. 1t took eight
stitches to hold the cut together and
the little fellow is getting along In
fine shape.
Electricians are busy wiring the
the town hall, aud getting ready for
the grand ball next Friday evening.
The hall will be lighted with tncan-
descent lights and the committee will
spare no pains to see that visitors are
well entertained.
Engineer Dormer, OF Fort Pemblna
was over Monday, and looked over our
electric light plant with q view Of
putting one In at Pembina. Mr..
Dormer Is a practical engineer and
will make success Of anything he
undertakes to do.
Judge Beemer sold AL Baldwln's
effects last Saturday at auc.
tion sale. Mr.. Baldwin leaves this
week for Texas TO try and regain his
health, while Mrs. Baldwin will spend
the summer visiting with relatives
In Lltchfield, MINI.
Carpenters will commence ut once
to erect q store on main street, be-.
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Hamilton.

1 A4SAAAAASV0s
G. E. LaCell returned to Grafton
Tuesday.
A. Il. Mcdonald has returned from
Oregon.
Mrs. w. L. Abrams went to Pcmbi
ma on visit, Saturday.
The farmers In this section Of the
country are jubilant over the rain on
Saturday and Sunday.
IN. Chisholm and Geo. Mclean
went over east one night last week
and returned with four geese.
1t is SAID that B. L. Lewis has q
horse that can trot. Cart-whcel John
sou will have to look out now.
Isn't 1t about time that the race
track was put IN condition? A round
or two With drag would make vast
improvement.
Prof. Mofflt was taken suddenly Ill
with pneumonia while attending the
tri-c0unty teachers institute at
Grand Forks. The Prof. writes that
he will be able to resume his duties
Wednesday.
Never In tho history Of the country
has diversified farming received so
much attention as this yeur. "A good.
ly number Of farmers have planted
quite a large acreage of fax and pota.
toes, add the result is awaited with
interest. The question IL asked, will
there be smut In the flax?, or Will the
potatoes have smut in them? Posi-.
bly, not, but about the time flax re-.
ceives as much attention as wheat
the grain Spectators will be able to
detect some disease In IL that will re.
ducc the price to such q low level that
1t will not pay the farmer for bis
labor. .:..t
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Teacher Examination.

May examination OF teachers ut
Hamilton on Friday May 10th com
mencing at 0 O'Clock A. n. Candidates
will please notice time and place and
| be ready for work promptly on time.
G. E. JACKSON,
A2.la Co. Supt
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Noktca.

Is hereby given that tenders 70,
building q bridge on Cart Creek be.
tween Secs. II and IL, Twp. $50, Rng.
IS. will be received until June 9Th,
D. 10. Specifications furnished upon
application to the auditor. Right re.
served to reject any or all bids.
By order Of the board OF county
Commissioners
w. j. BRIDE
a2-aB Co. Auditor.
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Herdng.

The undersigned will start a herd,
three miles southwest of Toilette, as
soon as grass comes good. Horses and
cattle taken in good care, at reason.
able prices. II. A. MURPHY,
4O-41* toilette,
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young Peonle.. Union.
1000 Dozen Egg

1000 Dozen Eggs.
We want at once, 1900 dozen, fresh
eggs aud will pay eight cents u dozen.
4l-43* CHAs, FULL.
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u ~ Il leavsaias Posss-Lassas d uoyt rspot
RH!!::!!::! kfs s;;ies
AB1OLUTEEY PURE
Aco,,axs q, pe,,o,. Lake.

Acottags At Detroit Lake.
Tho nearest, the prettlest, the incest
place to spend a summer vacation. ID
ut Detroit Lake MINI. Cottages to
rent. Address, Mrs. F. BRwlN,
41.l2. Detroit, MINI.
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sa :c =. ; ssss e; ;s : :d:: .s s
80 sssaHnes Ne nsw lossse plsat, Great Noe,h.
esa 49,. 16lsy CON, ~ Of sll peas and gold
fsfdy 9sis sad serss. tres 4 hard times
SQlD y. VIE, 1zGAllCk, n: DAK
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cHxltsls.

.. oax1tslo.
The big rain ON saturday made us
all happy.
Geo. Webb mourns the loss OF oil
6ne young mare.
!. The got,d old COW took first prize at
ourslast debate,-the horse got left.
''.I&you are fond Of Instrumental or
chin music just drop In to our school
house on Saturday nights.
John Eastman and James Craig
want to buy some first-class cows for
our cheese factory.
Who will'be. the first man to start
store here? Whoever he is the peo-
| pie here will patronize him we'll. A
good opening for some enterprlslpg
man.
The Prattford correspondent In
last weeks Democrat advises us not
to let onr debate en- end In Il row. There
IL n0 fear Gf any such a thing; In the
first place We are a pcaccable com.
munity. our mUttOes are Equal
rights to all. SPECIAL. privileges to
nOne." and also eternal vigilance
is the price OF liberty" We know
what we are.doing, Harry.
Ernest.
The farmers of this section have
flushed sowing wheat.
Some Of our young ladies have been
heard to say they had feet just like
"Trilby."
Jimmy Scott came down from Wal.
halla last Sunday and visited with
Harry Lee.
Mrs. Lee and daughter arc visiting
this week at Crown Center the guests
Of Mrs J. w. Harvey.
Our pleasant post-mistrcss has SO
far recovered as to be able to MARBLE
"Sweet Marie" and "Roses are com.
ing again."
A number Of the girls are talking
Of organizing a baseball nine. No per.
son allowed to Join unless they are
dressed In boomers.
What might have been u serious NC.
cidcnt happened to Mr.. When Satur.
day night while returning from Wal.
halla. He was driving u very spirited
horse, the animal slipped, throwing
Mr. Winch out striking on his head
tcuttiDg his eye and bruising himself
otherwise; We arc glad lie escaped
serious injnry.
! Young Peoples Union.
The Annual Convention Of the
Young Peoples Union OF Presbytery
Of Pembina will be held In Park River
+ on the 18th and 18th If June. AL
Young People Societies are cordially
invited to be represented by one OF
more delegates. A program will bt
, sent each society.
by order Of committee.
4244 w. j. MCCADE,
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VIM. Beat6n atd Norris Trsnholme
have rented ssvsn acfsa .os land from
Postmaster Gsandy ana will sow on
IONS thereon. .ThS bcys expect to
raise 500 bushels. a3he acre and sell
them for q por bushsl thta fall, and
the money to be used Id. starting q
bank with NJ. Beaton % president,
and Mr.. N. Trenh0lme o. cashier.
1sshs.
Cycling Is increasing IN popularity
in Neche, like tho reat q the world.
Boat building 10 III Tie fashion,
now. One firm has turned out three
this week. Guess We will have regat.
Ia, :his summer. q, ~: ~ ;:
ThesRsx Nj. stoAA preached his
farewell sermon tor I:flll church; It
was an elegant discourse. He leaves
on Monday for LaMoure.
! Hon. Jud LaMoure. Pembina's
mayor, was in town, sizing up the ln.
provements 10 our berg and attend.
Ing to business otherwise.
| Our dramatic club is practlcina
hard, for the coming events and 1t !,
said they are quite proficient and
we may expect something good al
the entertainment.
We are having quite q we'll craze Ia
town just now, all the business hous.
es are getting large wells; should We
get another fire, we are afraid they
will find It labor lost.
The farmers are beginning to come
iiarouud again. The splendid coudi
tion Of the land for the crops ant
the raise IN wheat puts u happy smile
on their benign countenances.
A caucus is called for Saturday
night, to put In nomination the cit,
fathers, clerk, justice, marshal. etc.
for the coming year. Turn out boys
don't stay at home and then kick TO
10 year.
u Two horses and buggles got YER,
much entangled on Saturday. The.
were tied to their usual hing post
and getting tired, fidgetted roun,
J, until they were thoroughly mixed
their owners were called to the scene
!, 1t was hard to tell which we're mos
mixed, the owners, or the horses an,
rigs.
Mr.. Mayo's COW which has bee,
; missing some Two. weeks, was discov
cred down on u lot, near the elevator
The aroma was the ca,isc Of the dis
covery OF .the whereabouts Of tn
dead animal, and mfr. O'Neale aver
1t was very powerful. Why does no
J our city marshal put these roaming
animals In the pound.
Mr.. S. Young received 4. very hand
some monument, Inst week, weight
ing over two tons; he hos had 1t plat
ed on his lot IN the Neche ccmeter,
, ready for himself aud wife wheneve
their time comes to leave this worl
Of trouble. Mr.. Young il we
enough apparently to live man
years: and 1t looks a little prevlou.
but every one to their fancy.
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J. d. Trenholmc Of Bathgate can
advance the money on farm loans the
day the papers areslgned. 1877
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For Sale.

Cleaned fax seed ut $l.50 per busllol
+. S. CHENEY
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Drug0ist's Permit .

safe OF NORTH DAKorA.l
Notice IL hereby given that WI. Bfidcn has
praying Tor . druggirs permit, to be to him t..
sued to sell Intoxicating liquors under the pro.
Visions and restrictions OF the prohibition law
Of this state, at his store Fifth street. Neche.
n: D., and that Tuesday the 18th day Of Nay,
1885. at 10 O'Clock A. u. Of said day, at the coun.
y court ofice. in the city of PemIina. county
q pem6ina, state Of North Dakota, has been Get
iof nearing said pettuiOn. when and where any
person interested may appear and show cause
why said petition should not he granted.
Dated April 23rd 1895.
SEAL E.W. COMFY,
4l'h Judge Of the County Court,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-03
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Girl to learn dressmaker's trade.
4l.42 MRS. d. BRADY.