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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-16

mortgage Sale.
~ZHEREAS default has been made in the
~ conditions Of q certaih mortgage, con.

MOrURnKc SAle.
TX %HEREAS default has been made in the
w conditions Of Q certain mortgage, con.
tanning power III sale duly executed and deliver.
ed by Archibald Buie and Helen Buie. his wife
bearing date the first day Of July 1901. and duly
recorded in the Office Of the register Of deeds. in
and for the county of Pembina State Of North
Dakota, on the eleventh day of July 1891. al 1:3O
O'Clock y. H., III book 90 Of mortgages, page 80
by which defaul the power of sale has become
operative, and there IL claimed 10 be due ON said
mortgage At the date Of this notice, the sum of
1'wenty-cight hundred and for,y.fve dollars
proceeding ut law, or otherwise having been in
stitutcd TO recover the debt secured by said mort
gage Or any purt thereof;
assigned by nm instrument in writing duly ex-
e:uted and delivered by said mortgages Fargo
Loan Agency TO e. 3. Ettenheimer Maring date
the Office Of the register Of deeds, IN and for the
county Of Pembinu State of North Dakota on the
l7tb day Of May 1895, at one O'Clock p. m in book
b OF mortgages page ZIG:
vlrtne OF said power OF sale, and the statute In
such care made and provided, the said mort
gage will he foreclosed. and the premises des.
The west half Nv iii 81 section twentyt-two
(2!) township one hundred and sixty -one (.6l)
range fifty three (53) containing three hundred
twenty (320) acrea Of land, more or less accord
county Of Psmbina State Of North Dakota. viii
be sold st public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, TO satisfy the amount which rhall then
he due on said mortgage. with the interest there.
ON the attorneys fee and the costs and d!sburse-
nnents allowed by law; which sale will be made
by the sheriff of said Pembina couniy, or his de.
putty, at the front door OF the court house In the
city Of Pembina In said county Of Pembina and
State Of North Dakota on Saturday the seventh
day OF September 1895, at two O'Clock p m. sub.
lcct to redemption ut any time within one year
Dated July 18th 1895. E.S ETTENHkIMER,
JNO. ID. FARRAND. Assignee of mortgage
Attorney, Fargo, N, D. IS
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UTOPIA BACKED BY A MAXIM
GUN.

An Austrian Project for Establish.
ing = Colony I'm East Africa.
It Is stated by the Manchester (Eng)
Guardian that negotiations are still pro-
ceeding for the establishment of the
"free land'' colony in East Africa,
where 1t Is intended to make IN at
tempt, on scale never before conte,n-
plated, to carry out the idea Of a social.
istic community. 1t is in Austria that
the idea originated, and the district
selected for the experiment is Lykipia,
near Mount Kenia in tho British sphere
of influence. Representations have
been made to the British foreign office
and an offer to purchase large tract
Of country, on the condition that while
the community shall be rubject to any
general laws which the British govern.
ment may make. they shall have alb
solute freedom to regulate their in
ternal affairs on q socialistic basis.
The experiments made in America and
elsewhere have failed, 1t Is sold, be.
cause they were tried on too small a
stage and on too small q scale. and the
highest hopes are entertained thnt, re.
mote from the bad example Of society
a. at present organized, and with am.
pie elbow room for develop mcnt, the
Few community will show to tho world
what may be done by men and women
devoted to the socialistlc ideal. The
British government il adverse to Civ.
ing absolute rights Of ownership over
the large tract Of land in question,
but the organizers of the new move
ment are apparently very much In
earnest. They have secured leader
Of the expedition to the new promised
land in the person Of Herr Deuhartlt
who Is well known in the east coast
of Africa, and part Of the equipment
of tho new community IL to be Max.
i'm gun and supply Of rifieA
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Msrsgsgs saie.


|.JKI HERHAS default has been made In the
w conditions Of u certain mortgage, contain.
BY Muunus Psalson and Anna Paulson, his wife,
IS i Sosn s sns Isl;
' cd ~ tho ONCE ofthe Register Of Deeds In and
for the county Of Pembina, Territory Of Dakota,
st ;, Of North Dskot on De sd d.y q
lofmortgs&es, on page 1885, By which default tho
power q sals has become operative. and there
e claimed 70 be dueo on said mortgage Of the date
SIX dollarsand ninety.two. cents, ($25692) aud
no action OF proceeding at law az otherwise hev.
Ing been instituted to recover tue debt secured
And whereas, sinCe tie s ssc and delivery
81 said mortgage the said John Tapley has died,
nrst having made his last will aud testament,
!Se!sS, syson sses se spa G5ss.i ::
"a &c eDlG.tions q such e1ecuiof,hip. letters
Il os county, ssSsd x e %
cd in The once Of tho Register Of Deeds in snd
fSs e. PS%bna county sss!e q North Dakota, on
book J, pase 478 and ~.
Now therefore. notice 10 hereby given, that by
virtue OF said power Of sale and the statute in
will b. fofecfored. and the premises described
~ snG s9yasa by said mostgsfe. to.wit: The
oSe az. ~ : sasy . ns
IN ~ COUNTY aS ps@ Stsln
auction. ne highest bidder ior cash, 70 satisfy
The emeuHSth leh shall then be due on said
tsso) sttcrney' Zee, stipulated il said mortgage,
" be paid " case Of forecloeufe, and the costs
and disburesrAshts allowed BY law; which ale
will DO made BY tho sheriff of said Pembins
county, or hi. deputy, q the front door Of The
Court house, In the city Of Pembina, In said
county Of Pembin., and state Of North Dakota,
on Saturday the 24th day Of August 1895, a
O'Clock P. \. of that day, subject to redemption
ct any time within one year from the dsy of
eale, .as provided by law. -
Dated July 8rd 1895.
BYRON B, BLAKE AND CHARLIE H. Gee,
Executors Of the last will and testament al John
Tapley, deceased, mortgage.
JOIN d. FARRAND,
Attorney, Fargo N. D.. SIS
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sx,ndlsr Run Down

Several people in North Dakota will
be pleased to learn that the notorious
swindler who travelled throughout
this country last April, was captured
In Nebraska a short time ago and is
now serving out a five year sentence
In the penitentiary of that state. His
name is Louis Seiffert, and was at one
time travelling salesman for Have
meyer. the great sugar merchant of
New York.
The thread Of Seiffert's crooked.
ness was taken up at March 18th. On
that date bank ut Marlette, Mich,
receiveda typewrltten letter on u
letterhead, purporting to be from H.
y. Pepper & Co., wholesale liquor
dealers, Lexington, KY, as follows:
Gentlemen: We have mailed to our
travelling representative, Make. Men.
die, u check for $S5. Mr.. Mendie will
De In Marlette within day or SO.
The Enclosed is his signature. Yours
respectfully. H. o. Pepper s. Co. per
II. o. p.
He swindled many banks in Michi.
gan then jumped into this state, and
In Walsh, Grand Forks and Pembina
counties worked several banks the
same way, from here he went to St.
Paul where he was equally successful.
The Bankers Association employed
the Pinketon Detective Agency early
in March, but 1t was not until the
other day the swindler was run down.
Every check that Mr.. Seiffert passed
was for eighty-five dollars.
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Secretary Phelan: By the provisions
of the law passed at the last session
OF the legislature, and approved March
10th, you will notice that separate
license must be issued for every pub
lie grain warehouse in operation In
the state of North Dakota. The fee
Is 900 for each warehouse of less than
10000 bushels, and $500 for each ware.
house of 10000 bushels capacity or
over, which must be remitted to the
state treasurer, at Bismarck, before
licenses are issued. Any person, as
ISOLATION or corporation who shall
transact the business Of public ware
housemen without first procuring q
license, shall be fined sum not less
than $25 for each and every day such
business Is carried on.
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WHAT NAY Be EXPECTED.

The Sort Of Examination Johnnis
Must Pass on Going to School.
According to an exchange, new pupils
in the schools Of the future will have
to submit to this examination.
Teacher-Johnnit, have you got a Ger.
tiacate Of vaccination Cor smallpox
Eyes, SIR"
"Have you been inoculated for
croupT
Eyes, sir"
"Been treated with diphtheria
serumy'
Eyes. sir"
bacilli,"
Eyes, SIR
"Have you a written guarantee that
you arc proof against whooping- cough,
measles, humps, scarlet fever and old
age"
slave you your own private drinking
cup?"
do you promise not to exchange
sponges with the hoy next to you, and
never use any hut your own pencil7"
Yes, sir"
"Will you agree to have your books
fumigated with sulphur and sprinkle
your clothes with chloride Of lime once
q week.
"Yes, sir"
"Johnuic. you have met the first re.
quirements Of the modern sanitariani
and may now climb over yonder rail,
occupy an isolated aluminium seat and
begin making P's and Q's as your first
lesson"
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Que of the leading popullst organs
OF the state says the campaign issue
OF the pop. party next year will be
free silver. The populists are the
most modern, up-to-date political or.
ganization any one ever heard Of; ever
since they come into notice as party,
they have had one special issue that
was the only redemption for the
"downtrodden class" When election
Is ever and the cause lost, they drop It
altogether and adopt something else
that Is liable to take better. Where
are the government subtreasury ware.
houses, and other important issues?
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Take Your Choice.

Penny Press: The status of the
much talked deal, us to the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific, is ex.
pressed In the following, which are q
fair specimen Of the character Of the
Information aflOat regarding the
matter:
New York telegram from reliable
sources: ''Thc Adams.Hill plan fol
reorganization of the Northern Pa.
clic is a sure 60. There has been con.
siderable doubt about it until today,
but this is now over, and the two
roads will be amalganated, as sure az
the sun RISES"
New York telegram. from the same
sources: "The Hill.Adams plan for
reorganization of the Northern Pa.
cific is of. There has been consider.
able doubt about the matter until To.
day, but this is past, and the two
roads will never be united, even under
close traffic agreement, is as certain
as that the sun will set day. a fter to-
morrow"
You pay for which ever reliable
telegram" you wish and take your
choice.
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sherin's sale.
STATE OF North DAKOTA, l..
Connty Of pamhina bS

County Of Pembina.
First National Bank of Pembina, Plainiiff, W..
Thomas c. Shaw, Henry Charlton aud Lewis E.
Booker, co partners as Shaw, Charlton & Co.,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue Of an
now in my hsnds. Issued out Of the clerks ONCE
Of the seventh judicial district court state Of
North Dakota. In and for the county Of Penn.
htne, upon judgment rendered In said court in
favor of First National Bank of Pembina, plain.
tiff, and against Thomas c. Shaw. Henry Charl-
ton ard Lewis 4; Booker. co.partners az Shaw.
Pendants, to-wit: Lots numbered one, ~ seven
81 eight, @ nine. (0) ten. (l0) eleven. aud all
that part Of lot No. six not heretofore decided
to the Pemb;na county bank. all 10 block No.
seven, "a in the city Of Pembina, also lots six (6)
and seven % in block No. twenty-five (25) in
the city Of Pembtns all according to the oriRi.
nal plat OF the original town OF Pembina. on nile
and of record In the office of the register OF
deeds for Pembina county.
and that shall on Wednesday. the 18th day
sfesptember A. d. 1896, at the hour of two
o clock P. II. of said day, at the front door Of
The court house, In the city Of Pembina, In naii
county and stale Of North Dakota, proceed u
named defendants, Thomas c. shaw and Henry
Charlton in and to the above described property
to satisfy said Judgment and costs, amounting
TO dve thousand nine hundred and eeventy.six
dollars and twenty-three cents (S597623) togeth.
or with all Hccruing cOsts Of sale, and interest
Dn the came from tile 5th day Of August 1895 at
ne rate Of per cent; Per annum, at public auc-
Dated Pembina, N. d. August 18th, 1895.
w. j. kNEEsHAw,
Plaintiffs Attorney. GEO. H. MCCABE.
SO Sheriff of Pembina county. N. u.
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THE 9Th PLAYED POSTUM.
4 Surprise Awaited tic Hunter WI
Started In to Skin the lleast.

4 Surprise Awaited tic Hunter Who
Started In to Skin the least.
IAN elk beats the devil for mis-.
chief" said James Gourley to writer
for the New York Sun. "One time I
was hunting OH the Yellowstone river
with Uncle Pete McDougall and a
squaw man named Jackson, and every
kind Of game that you ever saw was
found there. We shot no end Of b,lf-
falo. deer and antelope, and thought
the list complete when we struck q
band of elk in, the open valley. The
squaw man said that tile only way to
kill IN elk was to bury youlr elf in
clump Of bushes and wait for him to
come to you. knew better, and 50
we hertled UP the group and tried to
close In ON them In n circle, Well,
they all~got away except one bull,
who was cornercd until could get a
shot ut him. 1 was fiuttering myself
that 1t was great shot when saw
him fall fat OIL his side and never move
a hair.
".You know NIL about killing elk
/ said, sarcastic like, to the sQuaw man.
"'YOu killed him, you skin him., he
said.
".All right said l. but you don't
get any Of the meat And with that
1 out with my knife and walked quick
" over to the dead elk. never noticing
where he was hit. 1 got square over
on his neck. and was just reaching with
my knife to take the skin from his
head when Of MI surprises ever got
that was the worst. The bull elk just
raised up In the air with me on his
neck, and tossing his head, caught me
sauarcly OH his horns. came down
like piece Of lead ore In thousand.
foot shaft. l tried to hank onto his
horns, but he jerked my grip away
and threw me high in the nsr and on
the ground, where lay with the
breath knocked out Of me and tor
scared to move and thinking he would
trample me to death in the sage brush
Finally my friends got In their work.
The elk Ind 30 much fun that he did
not see them coming, and Uncle Pete
put ball in. his heart just Us the
beast was about to jump on me with
all four feet. The elk tumbled over on
me, and under his crushing weight
tainted. The next remembered was
the smell of smuggled Canada whisky
and the squaw man saying with q
laugh:
"'It takes q long time to learn an
elk's ways
Like Gen. Grant In the interview,
7 had nothing to soy on the subject "
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shesl1s sale.
STATE OF NoHIH DAKOTA. l..
County OF Pembina.

First National Rank Of Psmbina, Pls:ntin, 70.
Thomas @. Shaw, Defendant.
Notice Il hereby tiven, that BY yirtued of IN
execution 70 me directed and delivered, and
now In my hands. issued out Of tho Clerk once
Of the seventh judicial district court, state OF
North Dakota, In and for the county of Penn.
bins upon Judgment rendered in said court in
favor Of First NatiOnul Bank Of Pembina, plain
til. aud sgainst Thomss G. Shaw, defendant.
have levied upon the following described real
properly Of said defendant to.wit: Tots mum.
bered one, seven. eight. (sl nine, [o] ten,
|tl0l eleven Ill and all 1h1l part of lot No. six
|t6l not heretofore decided to the Pembina county
bank all In block No. seven t7l In the city Of
ysmbina. also lots six l6l and seven t7l In block
No. twenty-five t2bl In the city Of Pembins all
according 70 fhs ofcisl plat Of the original town
Of Psmbtns nov city Of Pembns on die and 81
And shs, shsil, on wednesday the 18th day
ofSeptember 4. b. 1895, II he hour Of two
O'Clock =. \. Of said day. Of the trout door Of
the court house, 10 the city Of Pembina, In said
county and state Of North Dakota proceed to
sell al the right, title and interest Of the above
named defelaant. Thomas C. Shaw, In aud "a
the shove described property 10 satisty said
Judgment and costs, amounting to two thouaand
two hundred and thirty .ons dollars and thirty.
seven cent, It2 ~. 81 together with al accru
Il ing costs oRfSiS, and interest ON the same from
3si6 dsySf Adtzse lse6 q tie.raae OF Z, per cent
RI as, ,Gs public auction to the higher
Dated N. D. August lAth 1856.
IW.J. KNkk4aAW,
50 ~ sSss|1 Of psnbi.s G. County. 4. b
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Arrested Both II. Tw,.. to p. Sur.

Arrested Both the Twins to he Sure.
Maria and Sallie Troutman, because
they looked 70 much alike, were both
arrested yesterday afternoon by Pa
trolmen Simpson and BieFnc. The
girls are colored, fourteen years old.
and twins. One Of them Il guilty Of
throwing stones at an old woman at
Sixth and Levering streets. The WON.
an, when she saw both the girls to-
gether, could not decide which 1t was
who had mistreated her. To be surg.
the woman swore out warrant for
each of the girls, charging them with
disorderly conduct. The resemblance
% remarkable.-Courier-J Journal.
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j. j. Jordan who has been managing
editor OF the Grand Forks Herald for
some time retircs and w. A. Straub
of the Cakes Republican takes his
place. It's reported that Mr.. Straub
IL a cartoonist and that the Herald Is
soon to follow the Journal and other
popular dailics In attractive lllustra-
lions. II 1t is SO, we hope 1t will i'm.
prove on some attempts Of this kind
we have seen.
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COUNTY p So Of Pen n1nnlA' ss
Fret National Bank of Pembina, Plaintiff. w.
Thomas G. shaw, Henry Charlton and Lewis E.
Booker, cO.partners az Shaw, Charlton & Co.,
Defendants
So''ce Is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
execution to me directed and delivered, and
now in my hands, issued out OF the Clerks oiioe
Of the seyenth judicial district court, state Of
Nor:h Dakota, in and for the county Of Penn.
bina, upon judgment rendered In sud court
In favor of First National Bank Of Pembjnu.
plaintiff and against Thomas c. Shaw aud Henry
Charlton, defendants. ! have levied upon the
following described personal property Of said
de;endnnts tO.wit: One bay stallion, called
aHt2h MMcky Muck" II years old; one bay stall.
lin called Harry Chief" sged 10 years;
one bay mare, called Belle, aged S years;
years old; one bay yearIing Oily out OF "May,"
TWO sets trOtting harness, two trotling aulkiea
And tnat shall. on Wednesday the esth day
Of August A. D. 1895 at the hour Of two O'Clock
?. u. OF said day, III the front door OF Graber's
barn, in the city OF Pembina. In said county and
slate OF North Dakota, proceed to sell all the
right, title and interest Of the above named
Thomas c. Shaw and Henry Charlton in and to
the above described properly to satisfy said
Judgment and costs. amounting u five Thousand
nine hundred and seventy.six dollars aud TWEEN
Ing costs of sale, and interest on the same from
the 5th day of August lSg5 at the rate OF per
cent. par annum, ut public auction. " the
highest bidder for cash.
dated Pembina, N. D., August 18th, 1896.
W. kNEEsHAw.
Sc Sheriff Of Pembin D e con mSsA 4. b.
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SCHOOL LAND RENrs

Bismarck, Aug. 12.-at u meeting of
the board Of university and school
lands u resolution was passed ordering
the land commissioner to enforce the
collection Of all interest and rental
money due the state school fund for
Use Of state lands. The books show
that several thousand dollars are out
standing through the business meth.
DDS of the late state administrat ion.
The law contemplates that all money
due the state for interest and rental
shall invariably be paid in advance.
Collectors will .start out to several
counties TODAY.
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Pauline Markham. once a footlisht
favorits and the recipient Of IN enor-
nous salary, 10 starving in New York.
Come Of the actresses Of to-day who
are squandering their money az II they
expected their popularity to last for
ever might learn a valuable Lesson
from Pauline Markham's experiences.
There 10 always the danger that even
. bou6e artistic or premier de ballet
may grow old.
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The North Dakota State Press AZ.
ISOLATION has attained the past year !
position that assures it, success In a
social way, and II properly managed
Will financially profit It's members.
Last July the body met at Devils
Lake and had q Rood time. and now
arrangements are being made to at
tend the Cotton States and Indust-
rial Exposition 10 force, the first week
10 December. G. CranstOn, Of May.
Vile, has been doing good work for the
cause.
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sheria's sale.
Cuilnty OF Pembina. ss

STATE of NORTH DAKOTA, L..
County of Pembina, fre
First National Bank Of Pembina Plaintiff Va.
Thomas c. Shaw, defendant.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
ex CutiOn To me directed and del, vered, anu now
In my hands, Issued out of the Clerks office OF
the seventh judicial district court state of Sorth
Dakota. III and for the county of Pcmbina upon
u Judgment rendered III said court In favor OF
First National Bank of Pembina, plaintiff and
asg,inst Thomas c. Shay, defendant. have
LEVIED up the following described personal pro.
perty Of said defendant, tO-wit: Ten IlOl
shares Of the capital stock of The First National
Bank Of Pembina of the par value Of one hun
dred dollars [siO0l each.
And that shall, Oh Wednesday the c8th day
OF August 4. D. 1895 at the hoIr Of two o'clock
r. N. Of said day. at the front door of the court
houte in the city of PeElbina, in said county and
right, title and interest Of the above named de.
fen,lant. ThOmas q. shaw, in aud to the above
described property TO satisfy said Judgment and
c0sls, amounting 10 two thousand two hundred
and thirty.One dollars and thirty.seven cents.
]$2 2h.3I together with all accruing costs OF
sale, aud interest OH the same from the 5ih day
or August 1905 AT the rate of per cent, per an.
mum, ut Public Auction, to the highest bidder
for casll.
Lated Pembina. N. D. August l4th, 1895.
We'd. kNEEsIIAw,
Plaintiffs Attorney. GEO. II. MCCABE,
81 Sheriff of Pembina County. N. d.
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0raRxtsl,s Rernais.

STATE OF N0afH DAV0fAl
County d Psnbips. In Comfy Court.
Notice u hereby given that @. B. Harris has
aled with the judge Of this court, . petition,
praying e: druggiI permit to b e him q:
vieions and rsstlIctions Of the prohibition law
Of this ststs, q The store ef Z. 4. shaw & Co.,
come. Of CAyileer and Stutsman streets Penn.
August 1895. at 10 O'Clock 4. 1. OF sid day, st
the county court ONCE, In tho city OF PsmbinS,
county Of Penblna, state Of North Dakota, has
been cot for hearing said petition, when and
show cause why said petition should not Be-
granted.
Dated July 18th, 1895.
Attest A. L. AKERs, E.W, COMFY.
SEAL S''> ''s' u S0'n'' eo u
boned anti August iatS, It's. v. cos1es p.''
= "a -. ,. JuIlee
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Grant Hager still insists We report
ed the Till murder case in favor Of de.
PENDANT. but he don't explain why he
copied the PIONEER EXPRESS report
of the same case, and tried to pass it
OF as original with the Times. Con.
sistancy thou art q level.