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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12
District Court.

Court opened on Tuesday afternoon
Judge Sauter presiding. The first
hours we're taken up with calling over
the calendar and rcce living notices Of
motions ETC., and assigIng dates for
cases in which outside attorneys are
Interested.
Contrary to the former custom,
Judge Sauter concluded to take up
the criminal calendar first and has as.
signed dates for civil cases Us far
ahead as the 18th.
The first case on trial was that Of
Archie BuIe Of Hamilton on charge of
violation Of prohibition law. The
evidence In this case for the prosecu.
tion was not strong. and the defense
proved that the hotel belonged to Mr..
Bule's brother, nevertheless tho jury
after short elaboration brought in
q verdict Of guilty.
The next case was that o. the viola
tion of a city ordinance Of the city of
st. Thomas by Chas. Boystrcm by be.
ing In state Of drunkenness. City
Attorney Grant S. Hager for the pro-
sccution and Attorney Myers of Graf
ton for Boystrem. There is a rather
bad record behind the, accused, which
while it does not appear In evidence,
had its influence In making the ar.
rest. Mr.Myers brought up as a point
against the validity Of the city ordl-
nances, that the subject matter Of the
ordinance was not clearly expressed
In Its title and too many subjects
were included under one ordinance.
urging that as this was prohibited by
the constitution to the legislature,
could not give greater power to city
council; than itself has;the judge over
ruled the objection but 1t has enough
10 1t, SO that city aud village lawmak-
ers should take care how they entitle
and make their ordinances.
Notwithstanding several Of the
most reputable citizens Of St. Thomas
swore to Boystrem's intoxication, but
the jury didn't believe they were good
judges, and brought in verdict Of
not guilty.
The following informations have
been filed by States Attorney N. c.
Young:
Joseph Till, murder.
n. McAndress and T. II. Clover,
assault.
G. II. Chowles, larceny, also against
Rushford, Haynes. Dlechart. Ruby
ane Tecman for violation prohibition
law.
or course the Till murder trial is
the case which will excite the most
interest at the present term. 1t was
started on Tuesday and, Attorney
Kneeshaw for the defence excepted |
to the jury as being illegal. Some
time In 1889, or thereabouts. Judge
Templeton ordered Tho whole number
|of names on the clerk n court list
destroyed and new taael Of 800
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Prattford.

Doctor Muir and wife took a drive
through this part last week.
Mcssrs. Pratt and Simpson have
erected two fine granarlcs which are
o credit to their farms.
=. Mr.. Mcintosh Of Nowcsto, was over
here and organized a Sunday school
In the south school house.
Chas. jackson has been through
this part selling trees and machinery
for L. L. May and -Ganssle Of Bath.
gate.
While Mr.. Albert NJ iris was to the
Mountains, improving his farm, nc
met with painful accident, bit VIC
are glad that he is getting better.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sparkling Of JOLT
cite, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sparkling, Of London, Ontario, who
are visiting friends and old acquaint-
ance, were In the ncigborhood this
week.
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Agents in North Dakota.

The Northern Pacific will sell tick.
cts to all points In North Dakota and
MoRtana, within the three hundred
mile limit. at rate Of fare and one.
fifth; and to Minnesota points, within
the same limit, at rate of fare and
one-tbird. Sell July 3rd and 18th with
final limit July 9Th.
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A SIMPLE, harmless and yet most
laughablc hoax is practiced IN the
Lemen Bros circus, as the audience
is coming In to the big tent looking
for seats. A photographer" with
his camera" takes position In front
OF the seats apparently about to
take a view of the audience. or
course, just as he gets In position
some one, or two or three together,
pass between him and the audience.
The photo man runs out, stops them,
asks them to stand there just 40 II
they were passing, bidding them to
look 10 that direction, which of course
is away from the camera, fixes up
their hats, etc, gets one to take of
his hat and hold it 10 bis hand, then
goes back to his camera, says''steady,"
then puts on his own hat and walks
Of with his camera" leaving his
subjects standing there alone, until
they are finally awakened to the ab-
surdity of their position BY the clap
ping and cheering of the audience.
The photo man took at least twenty
OF these "living pictures" and hardly
failed In getting q good one at any
trial. AS the circus shouters say,
"This feature alone was worth the
price Of admission"
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The Discovery Saved His LIZ.

MFG oaillouettc, Druggist. Bea-
New Discovery I owe my Life. Was
taken with Ia Grippe and Tried ali
could not live. Having DR.! Kings
New Discovery 10 my st0se I sent for
. bottle aud began It's use and from
the first dose began to get bettes, and
after using thee bottles WAS rs md
about again. It 10 worth lts taigak
In gold. We won't keep \ M III
house without It." G>~as trlsi
Iat =. =. Shaw q -.
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Do You Want To Stop Tobaccol

You can he cured while using It.
The habit OF using tobacco grows
ON man until grave diseased condi.
tons are produced. Tobacco causes
cancer OF the mouth and stomach;
dyspepsia; loss Of memory; nervous
affections; congestion Of the retina,
and wasting Of the optic nerve, result
Ing In impairment Of vision, even to
the extent OF blindness; dizziness, or
vertigo; tobacco asthma; nightly
suffocation; dull pain In region
OF the heart, followed later by
sharp pains, palpitation and
weakened pulse. resulting in fatal
heart disease. 1t also causes loss Of
vitality.
Quit before it is. too late.
To quit suddenly is too severe shock
to the system, as tobacco-to an In.
vetcratc user, becomes a stlmulant
that his system continually Graves.
"DacO.CurO" is a scientific and relIa-
bic vegetable remedy, guaranteed to
be perfectly harmless, and which has
been in use for the last % years, hav.
ing cured thousands Ut habitual to-.
bacco uscrs-smokcrs, chewers and
snufr-dippers.
You "an use al! .hc :..',acco you
waui Hhiic taking "laco- Curo," It
will notify you when to stop. We
give a written guarantee to perma.
ncntly cure any case with three
boxes, or refund the money with 10
per cent interest.
"Baco-Curo" is not substitute,
but a reliable aud scientific cure
which absolutely destroys che craving
for tobacco without the aid of will
power, and with no Inconvenience.
1t leaves the system as pure and free
from nicotine, as the day you took
your first chew or smoke.
Sold by all druggists, at 81 90 per
box, three boxes, (thirty days treat.
mcnt, and guaranteed curc,) $3.50 or
sent direct upon receipt Of price.
Send six twc.cent stamps for sample
box, booklet and proofs free. Eureka
Chemical & Manufacturing Company,
Manufacturing Chemists, La Crosse,
Wisconsin.
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For Sale.

Ifyou want good work horse, a
new mllch COW, or q good pony, on
easy terms or for trade, call at John.
son & 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 at the ranch.
MARROW FADDEN,
33tf foreman.
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Bucklen's Arn,ea sa,ve,

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum
fever sores, letter, chapped hands
chilblains, cOrns and all skin eruptiOnt
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to rive pei
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. For sale b.
r. r. SHAW q Co.
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Dental Notice

DR.. Rose, dentist, will be
0o> in Pembina from the LIST
to the 18th, Warren on the 18th to
the Goth; Argyle on the 2lst to the
22nd; Steven on the 23rd to the oath;
IIallcck ON the 25th to the 3lst.
This will be followed up until further
office
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knights of the Msccabees.

The state commander writes US
from Lincoln, Neb., as follows: "Aft'
or trying other medicines for what
seemed to be very obstinate cough
In our two children we tried DR..
Kings New Discovery and at the end
Of two days the cough entirely left
them. We will not be without 1t
hereafter, as our experience proves
that 1t cures where all other rene.
dies fail,"-Signed +. w. Stevens,
state Com.-Why not give this great
medicine trial, as 1t is guaranteed
and trial bottles are free at II. II.
Shaw & Co. Regular size so cents
and $l.OO.
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The New Laws.

The Bismarck Tribune VILLAS usual
furnish advance copies of session laws
at cheap rates. The book will also con-
tain synopsis Of the changes in the
code, aud for u 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, 3Ntf
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Mrs. j. M. Chisholm is quite i'll.
A. Frcshct was over from Cavalier
Monday evening. :. .... g..
DR.. T. G. Nugent of Cavalier was In
town on business, Tuesday.
Miss. L. and Master Harold Bride OF
Pcmbina were in town Monday.
Quite a number of our citizens are
attending court at Pcmbina this
week.
John Chalmerson came down from
Young. Thursday to work on the
school building.
A party Of picnicers from this place
visited Walhalla Sunday, they report
a very pleasant time.
Fl. L. Norton came In on SATURDAYS
train. II. L. is chuck full of gas
illuminating" as usual.
Architect Ross was in town on We'd.
nesday, ON business in connection
with the school building.
The Presbyterian church has been
moved around to face the street, and
a brick foundation put In.
Thos. Gordon is building a new resi-.
dcnce on his farm two miles south Of
town. Tom is quite a rustler.
Several carloads Of sand and brick
for the new school house arrived on
Monday and work has commenced.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. ]. b. Muir Of Hal.
lock MINI. spent a few days last week
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sarver.
On Saturday evening last Geo. d.
Fleming Of South Carlisle rode the
Foresters goat and was pronounced q
worthy member.
Prof. Powell, of the Crystal school,
has been engaged to teach at this
place the coming year. Prof. Powell
comes highly recommended.
Football is all the rage now days,
every ono is kicker, from the small
boy up to such men as Sockless Sam
and the Right Hon. Thos. Dow.
A streak Of lightning is said to have
struck one Of our popular young bust
ness men, on the night dfyy.the 4tb,
while returning from Cavalier.
The Glasston correspondent to the
Democrat says, much credit
Is due To those who give their time in
beautlfying the home Of the depart.
ed. This takes the cake.
MI. j. Paxman has boon engaged by
the school board as inspector for the |
new school house. Mr.. Paxman will |
see that the mortar is mixed right |
and that the brick Is laid right side
up with care;
The fourth passed very quietly at |
This place. The special train failed
TO run to Grafton as advertised and a |
yoodly number were disappointed.
Some went to Cavalier and report q
izzle.
DR.. H. L. Ennis will be Ia Hamilton
IN July 23rd and oath, and will be pre-.
jared to do dental work in all its
branches. will make a speciality of
'ainless extracting. Any one having
work In this line that they want done
will do we'll to come and see me. III
Till be 10 your town every thirty days.
will give you first-class work at rea.
'onable prices, and will guarantee you
satisfactory work or no charges will
be made. 52.1
A brick meeting was held In tho |
town hall, Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Bodlenc, who il a practical brick man, |
was present with some samples OF clay
found just east Of the G. N. track. |
M Bodiene says that tho clay will
make fine quality Of brick. A com.
mittee Of i've was appointed to look
Into ~ matter. but owing 10 the
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Married.

SIM0NDsoN-IIAaaART-In this city,
by Justice J. d. Gordon, July 18th,
Mr.. Armunder Sim0nds0n to Miss
Jane Haggart, both Of Cavalier.
YoUHa-ANDERsoN-At Pembina N.
D. July It'll, by Rev. B. Johnston.
William Young Of Winnipeg u
Helen Anderson Of same place.
McRAE-McDoNALD-At Ridgevllle,
Man. July 18th, by Rev. r Johnston,
Nathaniel Mclkae of franklin M.
nicipality to Mary Mcdonald Of
Redgevllle.
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DONALD FRASER, Of West Lynne,
who owned large farm just across
the boundary line, was buried last
Tuesday. He was we'll known and
much respected on both sides Of the
line and there was large attendance
at the funeral.
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COUNTY NEWS.


A Nad accident occurred on Satur.
aay. Two little children belonging
TO . German In North Eeche : were
bathing In the river and got out Of
their DEPTH. The little Riri, aged II,
was scarcely dead when brought out
Of the water; u ie thought she. could
have been saved had the proper RENE.
dies been appaicd, hut eyssy one was
Of savies :oEsx ssssfng the
boy, aged Q, then as yet not found. It
took about an hour to find the body
Of the little fellow. which was in
eight feet Of water. The m0ther and
father werc both there and IL was q
heartrending scene TO witness their
grief. The funeral took places at the
Roman Catholic cemetery on Sunday.
The boys of the town turned out we'll
and did some excellent work In the
search. n
TOO late for last week.l
w. Brlden now has tho the ,baker's
shop next his drug store, and rs put
ting In fine supply Of furniture.
Neche justice courts. have been
booming. Attorneys Stack and Mon
net Of Bathgate and Muir Of Neche
have been quite busy. .s.@
Neche baseball team PLAYED the
Tongue river club ut Bruce, results
"a to 10 In favor of Neche..;:I wonder
II the Forks could send down u team
that can pluy. = ..,,s
The Hon. Judson LaDIoure has been
In town n few days Jud hardly likes
being left out Of that BRICK block;
I Think II he sits on. one st ..those
stones and looks Mt 1t u little more, he
will get his heart high enough to
start building. ~
T.O'Bricn aud L. r. Strong left
Monday as Jurors for the U. S. court
at Devils Lake. 1t was pitiful to be.
hold the wlstful look on l.. P's face
Us he tore himself away, but like u
brave man, he answered to the call Of
duty, however great the sacrifice to
his pers"nal feelings. $50.
f. Briden, our genial station agent
returned Sunday Of last week, from
his trip to Ontario, with the wife and
BARN. They arc looking we'll after
their holidays which they enjoyed
very much. Fred says every thing is
dried up In that section and the ap-
pie crop ruined by frost; IT. must be
refreshing to see our green fields once
again.
Joe r. Lee returned from the east
with his bride OH Saturday; congratu.
lations are the order Of the day. Mr..
Lee Is one Of our old time friends, and
all his many acQuaintances will be
pleased to hear of his matrimonial
venture, and wish him much joy, and
ut the same time extending hearty
welcome to the bride, wishing her
q long life and happiness In this little
burg Of ours.
The bank looks fine, it is very i'm.
posing building. lam happy to say
the block is to lie extended and join
the O'Bricn Hotel; tho foundation is
In for the hotel and it IL u solid one,
the basement looks something I'm.
mense; IL will lie the finest hotel this
side Of the Forks. The furniture is
purchased and Tim expects to be To-
Gated there by the middle Of Scptem-
Der,
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Agents Wanted,

Old established factory, replacing
travellers, with local statesmen, repu.
table men can secure uncovered
ground. One agent has averaged $3.50.
per month for two years. P.O., 1871,
New York.
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You must stop it! Why? That bad
condition Of the blood. The blood is
the life. DR.. Sawyer's Eclipse Sarsapa-
rilla will do the work. T.R. Shaw & Co.
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Miss ALICE PALMER, round the
world missionary. recently returned
from a two and half years sojourn In
South Africa In the interests of the
temperance cause, will deliver a lee
ture In Kittson Hall, Friday evening,
at 8 O'clock. Collection taken at the
close. All arc cordially invited.
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lestssss sale.
A5kt AfAtstesau has been made In the con.
81 - .1siy sxseuted and delivered i bss
- goneial , Uaiisa et.iss Mortgage Company
Sfsl Il I'D duly reeosded in Once ~ q
3: C. lDds. II and for the county Of
e. e. g D ~ =: now row state &c. e.
IS bos Is u n SSss%ss. p IsgS
%, byv4 AeAqt9 III power Of sale hss 81.
cone ys, ~ thsre IL claimed to b due
sum q siss: ara and ninetv.sisS. dollars .s
and dnysix II ISses5el this amount inciui.
ing The sum otJoteY.1ye dollars and e'ghty-seven
ssa $afsd is;Es,nyssysn DOL dollar. and
nosissssd properly iaSths years 1862, 1899 and
Vim she 49, {.d eoali MON q ss!d mortssss.
11ih day Of NsieA, leoki The lst.er for taxes Of
lsoa ON the III ~ Of June 1895. and interest
thereon from aid desst Of payment At tho rate
I M sat :so% :: sPSS..a
cover The debt scared 3 saId mortgsse or any
pa1is IA r ssss:s tn. ..A ne,sx.ee has been duly
assiSnsd 81 eainse!anSSa! q Writing duly exc.
eutd ..d dsiisrsd b I'D mortgage ths Colo
PIE. usi lass Hssss.Ss e.; UNITED to
s. % ~ 10 iss7, "a daiy recorded
ihs costly nssA Isrrisory Of Dakota:
Issssslyl ,ssaek :. Il, in book Is OF
=: |: A :ss q, given .;: .hs. by b,
s ssssis sda Is. sss Ell. :ialu mott !"
Z II q essA 81 issld mort6sse, to.
~ n: n g, g, e ~ ,Sa Of .n sf s.,1
ffFS0I 100 n ~ q containleg one hundred
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

Thus far 50 dog-tax licenses for the
city have been issued. There are
about thirty more dogs who need O
tag to save their necks. The city
marshal has a list OF 'em. and war is
likely to commence at any time.
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PRESIDENT Merrlaeld and Prof.
Babcock returned yesterday from an
outing trip of two weeks In the Penn.
bina mountain country. They were
accompanied by W. e. Hawthorne, of
the class OIL, aud have been camp.
ing out, ns1 lDII of-the time. They
report Il md9t enjoyable trip and found
some beautiful and picturesque scene
~ among the Pembina mountains.
Crops are looking fine all the way
Herald.
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Pnuemat,e Bicycle sos Sale,

] have second.handed pneumatic.
tire bicycle for sale at go, which Is q
bargain. First come. first served.
II g. G.: THoMPs0N.
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J. D. Trenholme of Batheate can
advance the money on farm loans the
day the papers aresigned l8tf
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There is no remedy for depraved con.
ditiOn Of the blood, for restoring new
life and vlgor like DR.. Sawyer's Eclip.
sc Sarsaparil!a. T. r. Shaw & ca.
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CITY Marshal Kerr is now on the
war.path for poll-taxes. Pay or work,
Is the rule. There's lots of weeds in
the streets, and lots of brush to be
cleared up.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

Do you want q good complexion, fair
skin and good blood? Use DR. Sawyer's
EclipseSarsaparilla. 1t invigorates and
gives new life. r. r. Shaw & Co.
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NJ. II. MILLER, Jas. Oldacld, Jas.
Il. and S. NJ. Moorhead, and Frank
Doty left six o'clock this morning on
the Winnipeg excursion as part of the
Emerson cornct band.
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AT the examination of jurors in the
Till case, for knowledge OF the facts,
quite number of jurors said they
had read the account given in the
PIONEER EXPRESS, and-their names
are not on the subscription list, which
shows-that the names ought to be
there,
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slses. - ~ ! a..

~
The past ten daya has been quite
eventual ID. holidays from the child.
ren's point Of view Ut least Fourth
|pf july was quiet day In the city,
though the ''plece" u 4 brass band
that paraded and serennded the town
about twelve o'clock the night pro.
vloua, ushercd 10 the day with apprc.
PIRATE and harmonious music. The
t)sepers oil joined 10 q unanimous
chorus, % they were successfully
awakened; two comets, the base and
tenor drums formed the solo land not
% low either quartet.
Quite number went to Grafton
and report . big crowd and q big cele.
bration. Most Of our citizens, how
eyer, vent over to St Vincent during
the day. st. Vincent had about 900
visitors and while the sports we're not
very elaborate or expensive, yet every
body seemed to be enjoying them
selves. The pony race was excellent,
the base ball was rocky and the new
lacrosse club OF this city had game,
which while showing lack Of know.
ledge Of the game, on the other hand
proved that there Is some splendid
material for club here.
Messrs. Short and Ryan gave an ex'
Icellent display Of fireworks at the
residence Of Mr.. Ryan during the eve
ming, to tho Joy Of all the neighborinG
kids and pleasure Of neighbors and
friends. There were other private ex'
hibi.ions as we'll, while the crackers
little and big, doomed out perpetual
exclamation points and "&c's." No
body hurt. small folks happy, big folks
Isatlsfied.
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HAIL did considerable damage up
in Hyde Park and Bay Centre local..
ties last week. Quite u strip was
badly cut down.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-12

BLIND piggers arc catching it all
over the state these days, and Pembt.
ma county seems to be In the process
sion.
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QUITE delegation from Pembina
went to Emerson GU the 9Th to take
Ia the excursion to Winnipeg over
the c. p. II. A heavy rain during the
night and heavy clouds In the morn.
Ing deferred Others, but the skies
cleared and the hottest day Of the
season ensued. The excursion train
was heavily loaded, some sixteen or
eighteen cars were filed. They ar.
rived at Winnipeg about 1890 and
spent the day at Elm Park, a beauti-
full grove, reached by the electric
cars, and In visiting and viewing in
the city. The merry-go-round was
well patronized and the excursl0nists
returned home In the evening. reach.
Ing this city at about IL o'clock just
In time to escape a heavy rain
that followed. There we're about
fifty people from this city and they
report o most enjoyable time.