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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-05
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The New Road Grader.

No township or district should buy
Il road grader until they have seen tho
new Indiana Reversible Road Ma
chine, or written us for Il descriptive
catalogue OF same. 1t is the most
complete machine on the market
The blade can be turned clear around
and used for smoothing in place Of {;
roller, and the draw bar can lie raised
aud lowered on front axle to give the
proper tilt to the blade. These arc
entirely new features. This machine
is made Of steel, light and strong aud
very easily handled. Local agents
wanted in every county.
MAGiLL s. Co. Fargo, N. ID.
General Agents for Northern Min.
ncsota and North Dakota. $3.50
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Canton

SO0V0R
Bert Wall has left West Point and
taken up his residence in Canton:
Hon. Tom Guina'n can be seen every
day, setting up machinery, just as II
nothing had happened.
Hon. Joseph c. Sibley Of Penn.
president nominee of the new silver
party, who is a cousin Of Mrs. r. w.
Ross, Of this place, states In a private
letter that he will pay her visit dur.
ing the coming year.
S. E. uaight OF Cavalier county was
billed for two lectures on Friday and
Saturday evenings. The first one the
"Silver Question" and the second on
the relation Of the two old parties to
the bond question. He had fair
audience on each occasion. Sam has
got 1t down pretty fine.
Seldom do we hear Of witchcraft:
but a case has developed In the family
Of Mike Gerowski, three miles south
east Of town. His two year old child
became the victim of q witch over one
year ago. Some hoo-doo in Grafton
Informed Mrs. Gerowski that In order
to cIrcumvcnt tho influence of the
witch over the child the mother must
not cut, wash nor comb her hair for
one year, and at tho end Of that time
she must cut her hair of close and
either burn or bury it. The mother
scrupulously carried out the injunc-
tion. at present her head is smooth as
Bill Nye's. and of course the child
came out all right. What . parody on
this latter part OF the 10th century.
Notices were posted calling q rail.
road meeting for Saturday afternoon
ct 2p. M, when that hour arrived the
iSbo6l house was packed aud only
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decided that there will bc no spring
show and that the FUR will be held on
the oath and 18th OF October. 1t was
also decided that the secretary be
paid an amount to be agreed upon by
the directors. This Is as it should be.
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School Dis.ric. Division.

Petitions for division of school dis.
trfcts Nos. 3, 2, and SO ara before the
board Of commissioners. They will be
heard ut an adjourned meeting April
25th. These are all large districts,
No. 3 having three school houses; No.
2 has four and No. s6 has two. The
fact that these large districts desire
to divide, is commentary worthy of
note. tn those who favor the town.
ship system. We have always belIev.
ed that each ncighborhood should
control its own school, and the good
old democratic form Of school meet
ngs Is the best way to govern the af-
fair OF such districts.
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Bsss For Building School House.

Bsds For Building School House.
Sealed bids viii be received by John
Johnson or any member Of the school
board Of Gafdar school distlict No. g
oGardar postomce, 'Pembina county, N.
D., to build . new school house in
said district, according to plans and
specifications on hle In the Office Of
the district clerk. Bios to be 10 at 2
O'Clock p. M, April 9th, 1896
GEO. PETEReoN,
3o-S8 DIstri ct Clerk
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For Sale.

Three pool tables, owner unknown,
will he sold by the undersigned at his
harness store in Pembina, ND. 2r. NJ.
Saturday April 18th, 1895, at public
auction, to pay storage charges and
other expenses thereon, unless other.
wise settled by some person who can
show title thereto.
$3.50 GEORGE PRoCTOR.
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Personals.

Mrs. j. kabernagie left yesterday
for the home Of her parents. where
she will spend the summer. Il. Hospi-
tai Steward Lommel left on Saturday
for Spokane, WASH, on a six months
furIough. Mr.. Lommel has many
frferds 10 the city who wish him q
pleasant visit, and that he may be
returned to this post at the end of his
vacation......Mrs. Daniels and fami.
~ left last Tuesday for Helena,
Mont, where they will reside In the
future. .....F. II. Walker and family
weave on Saturday on a visit to rel;l.
lives in Nebraska. They will remain
all SUMMER. H. d. McKay's fam.
lily will arrive from St. Thomas, next
week. They will occupy the house Of
Mr.. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs J.E. Ashley
returned home from Kingston and
other Canadian points, Sunday.
When they'left Canada week ago
there were large snowbanks every-
where and very disagreeable travel
ling. Mr.. Ashley has rented one of
Mr.. Nixon's houses on Ramsey street
......O. E. Thompson left on Sunday
for Grand Forks. .. Gus Short and G..
G. Thompson went down to Hum.
bolt, Minn., Monday and brought
home four geese and some ducks the
following morning. Geo. Esterly,
of Bathgate made us a pleasant call
on Wednesday. He took q look ut
our gas engine but thinks his new
one which Is to furnish electric light
for Bathgate. Is better one. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Hicks. Of Neche, were
10 the city on Wednesday. w. A..
Murphy. Of Neche, was a pleasant
caller on Wednesday. Mr.. Murphy
SAYS, everything looks favorable 10
the building up Of q new Neche on
the site Of the burned block. He
thinks for the present that he will
busy himself 10 settling up his bust
ness matters. and will not 60 into &C.
tive business until towards fall. ......
A. J. McF'adden was another Neche
visitor on Wednesday. go. Geo. Glass,
OF Glasston, was 10 the city on Tues.
day. Henry Oke, of the Hallock
News, was 10 the city on Monday, en-
route for q visit to Ontario, via the
n. P.:.....L ieut:K reps Of Fort Penn.
bina, left on Tuesday Tor Fort KeoRh,
to which post he had been ordered.
Mrs. Kreps left on Thursday for Al.
.Jld LaMoure and =. K. Cayiieer
returned yesterday after . two days
hunt accross the Red, with twenty.
two h0nkers.. Mr.. Herbert Steele Of
Witchaw, Kansas. nephew Of Mrs. W.
G. Short. arrived 10 town yesterday
and will be employed 10 Shorts store
1900. Hon. Jas. Blackjack WAS In the
city Tuesday shaking hands with old
friends; 80. Miss Teresa Holloran left
for her home In Leroy, Wednesday,
where she will teach school this sum.
meH J
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For Sale.

Ifyou want a good work horse, a
new mich COW, or a good pony, on
easy terms OF for trade, call at John
son & Holmes ranch. Three young
shorthorn bulls, one Pollcd Angus
and one registered Jersey bull. Will
sell or trade these animals. and until
sold will stand for service Il the ranch
MARROW FADDEN,
33tf foreman.
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Miss ANNIE RErNuoLr the fashion
able dressmaker and milliner from
Pembina is opening an establishment
In the store next door to Mr.. Thed0rf's
restaurant. Miss Reinholt is welcom-
ed by all our cl.izens and she will, un-
doubtly. do a big business. Opening
will take place the latter part of next
wcek.-New Era.
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Township Meeting,

Proceedings Of the board Of super
visors. Of Pcmbina township, March
26th 1895. Present full board and
township clerk. 1t was found unnec.
essary for road Overseers to give bonds.
Resolved that we make the road tax
five miles for the ensuing year. On
motion William Raney, was instruct.
cd to see Francis Defoe to make ar.
engagements about road, there being {;
dispute as to lines. On motion it was
agreed to hold our next meeting al
VIM. Carter's house. Meeting adjOurn
ed until Saturday. April 18th.
WILLIAM CARTER,
n,
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Clean up.

All parties will take notice and pro-
coed to clean up their premises of all
refuse matter manurc-hcaps, etc, &C.
cording to the city ordinances. by
order OF the Mayor. JOHN KERR,
1913 City Marshal
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Mr.. T. ". Gaffney has decided that
the division Of the judicial district
would divide him from too many Of
his clients and friends, 10 will not re.
main In Grand Forks but will return
to Grafton, where he will open his
ONCE and practice In the courts Of
the seventh judicial district. Mr..
Ga6ney is well known 10 all three
counties and his large acquaintance
will bring him successful and lucra.
two cllentasc.
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Co. SuPr. JACKSON has received
from the state superintendent, u con-
firmation Of his decision that pupils
over twenty years of age are not elli-
gible to tuition in public schools ex-
cept by consent Of schoOl.board and
teacher. 1.-THE admission Of pupils
over age, or from other districts, IL q
matter of courtesy and not Of law"
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Railroad News.

The latter part of last week, D. w.
Hines, president Ut the Duluth &
North Dakota Railroad ca, ) let the
contracts for grading the road between
Drayton and st. Thomas and several
miles west of St. Thomas. to the fol-
lowing parties: Messrs. j. ID. Wal.
lace, W. P. Goff, r. B. Richardson,
Chas. Edwards, John Cochran, 6 miles:
Thexton Bros, s miles; Garrett Bros,
5 miles; J. Tisdale q miles; - Bald
win S miles; w. Thexton aud others
3 miles. The price paid is seven cents
per yard. the several parties to re.
ceive stock In the road as payment for
their labor. Geo. J. Patterson, of
Bowcsmont, who OWLS q grader, has
been secured to help out In the work
on the first six miles west from Dray.
ton. The other contractors we under
stand have graders OF their own. The
grading is to be done between June
LIST and July 18th.
M. IL. MOtt, the WaISh county sur.
veyur, has been secured to re.surve,
the line Of the proposed road, and will
commence the work about May ].
Mr.. Hines came In last evening
ON trip TO Warren and Thief Riv
or Falls, where he had been ON bust
ness connected with the new road
This morning armed with the proper
legal blanks and accompanied b,
Justice I. f Mussell. he started nu,
to secure the right 0f way between
this place and St. Thomas. Most o
said right Of way was virtually secur
ed some months ago, by pledge, ant
Mr.. Hines now goes over the grount
again to get the transfers made IL
legal. written form.
Thus the enterprise moves forward
and the Duluth s. North Dakota Rail.
road Is a gO.-Drayton Echo.
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COUNTY. NEWS.
For Tn. Readers Of the P,onssr H.
pesss. By sp.s,s, reporters.

room with inaamat0ry rheumatism.
III. Anger is busy unpacking his
goods and will be ready for business
10 few days.
Otto Newman pulls the throttlc In
the roller mill while John TennysOn
does the milling.
Farmers have been busy sowing In
this section all of the week and some
blowing is being done.
jas. Wright Of Hamilton. was down
last week visiting with his cousins
here, the Houstons.
The two Misses Campbells Of Man
vel, spent part Ut last week visiting
with Mrs. Allison and her family.
Taylor Howard is building IN nd.
dition to his shop which will make it
about twice the length that 1t now IL.
Rev. Father Helstrom arrived
from Fargo, Monday and will visit
friends here for Two or three weeks.
john Houston has the contract ON
ID. McKenzIe's new residence. MIR.
ID. will commence operations Ia u few
days.
Il. Walker has arrived aud will op-
en- out at once tirst-class jewelry
and repair shop In Musgrove & Co.'s
drug store.
Mrs. Bond and Miss Wood arrived
Saturday and have their stock Of
millinery elegantly displayed In tho
Fielder block.
john Jackson has bought tiue
standard bred mare from Sheriff Nc.
Cabe. Our citizeus for the next two
weeks will have to do their shaving
at home.
Judge Beemer was exhibiting a
fine pair of setter puppies ON the
streets, Tuesday. 1t is which aud to-
gether whether the dogs OF the Judge
are the best settlers.
L. Peavey has teams at work haul
ing lumber out to his farm, two miles
west from town where he will erect u
suitable dwelling and other buildings
for his renter, MIR. J. Fisher.
A team Of horses hitched toa wag-
ON, In which was calf, ran away last
Thursday, down main street and
were not caught until nearly half
way home. NJ damage done.
Charley Atkinson was over from
Pcmbina, Tuesday aud reports that we
have the busiest town that he has
seen anywhere this spring. Charley
saws considerable more than his pray.
ers, but we believe he is right this
time.
Louis Watson is going to build {,
new house right away. There is con
siderable suspicion attached. to Mr.
w. since he came back from Canad,
this spring and the new house con
firms the belief.
Frank Fielder-Last spring I sol,
five set OF harness and l have sole
twenty-three set 50 far this spring
while my competitor Mr.. Small, seem,
u lie just as busy as am. tell you
that opposition brings trade to q
town
A. Goodall, who resides five mile.
southwest from here has been con.
fined to his bed for several week.
with liver trouble brought on Ivy III
attack Of Ia grippe. DR.. james Il
In attendance and reports Mr.. G.. re
covering slowly.
Vim. Steele has sold his chees,
plant to the citizens of Carlisle
Those fellows down there are thu
right kind of stuff and will make thciI
neighbors howl with envy when the,
sec how the pockets of Those Carlisle
farmers will swell out with green
hacks next fall.
Albert Cook and w. Rafferty, arc
busy shingling Chas. Lees residence
On Garfield street. Mr.. Lee will also
have other improvements made, in.
Guiding bay window, and when com
pletcd will remove from Nechc with
his family.
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A handy paste that will stick, and
won't dry up, or mould. but is always
ready for use, can be found at the
drug store. 1t is better than mucil-
age. 80 T. II. SHAW & Co.
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Taken up.

Taken up.
Came to my premises about Jany.
18th, one brown brOncho mare. white
star In forehead. black points, about
eight years old. Owner prove proper
ty, pay damages and take same away.
GIDEON MARTINEAU,
1898 Leroy.
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ST. TnoxAs had u hot election on
Monday. A L. Miller was elected
mayor over e. A. Taylor, by 10 votes.
and II. p. Knapp beat G. S. Hager for
justice by four votes. The rest Of the
ticket we're not opposed and are S. H.
Richardson, city justice; W. Mcbride,
treasurer; aldermen; LIST ward, J. S.
Grandy and ]. e. Gibson: 2nd ward.
james Whelan; 3rd ward, Jas. Little.
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For farm loans sec,
j. d. TRENHoLME,
ISL Bathgate,
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The young man. Finlay Morrison
who hung himself on sec. 33-159-52
Midland township, last week, was for
merly u resident Of Crystal He had
been married only week. He hung
himself in the stable with o halter.
A coroncrs jury held an inquest, and
decided that temporary insanity was
the cause.
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For Sale.
Cow, with calf three weeks old,
cheap. tt L. a. WARDwELL.
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In THAT six or eight weeks between
hay and grass 10 the spring, some peu-
pie seem to think that their horses
and COWS can find sufficient food by
rambling about the town, through
fences, over sidewalks, about the
streets, very much to the annoyance
Ut everybody else. This is to inform
such mistaken people that. as yet,
there is no pasturaRe on the public
streets or lawns In town, and for the
present 1t would be good thing for
the stock, for the owners, and for the
suffering public TO tie up said stock
and feed hay for couple Of weeks yet.
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GRAND CENTRAL
2altsr Shop and Bath Room.
,ndcr First National Bank, corner Of
Cavileer and Stutslnan SITS. Hot
and Cold Baths at all Hours
LADIH6 PARLoR
Everything In first-ciass order. The
best workmen and finest shop ia the
i city.
JOSEPH GERoUx. prop.;..o..
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Burned Out.

Burned Out.
Monday afternoon, the farm house
Of Mrs. Granville, near Pittsburgh,
together with most OF its contents,
was burned to the ground. Mrs.
Granville occupied portion Of the
house and Patrick Hamburg and fam.
lily the other portion. No one was
present IN the house or about the
premises when the fire caught except
Mrs. Hamburg, and so quickly did the
structure burn that this lady could
not remove scarcely any Ut the con.
tents. She managed to get her sew.
ing machine outside Of the building,
but even this burned 10 the yard. Az
the wind was blowing hard at the
time, the fire Is supposed to have
caught from sparks blowing down
from the chimney and ignitinx with
some straw banking about the house.
There was no Insurance, and the
building aud contents are therefore
a total loss. and falls heavily upon
both Mrs. Granville and the Han.
burys. The house was valued .: $500
-Drayt0n Echo.
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XIII Smut

Kill Smut,
Barrels Of blue stone at tho drug
store.
$3.50 r. II. SHAW s. Co.
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!. d. Trenholme OF Bathgate can
advance the money on farm loans the
day the papers areslgned. l6tf
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The following 10 the list Of school lands lie ssed
st The Court HOues. on Saturday, with the names
OF purchasers and prices paid.
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Holsfein Calf

Holssein Calf,
Holstcin bull.calf for sale cheap,
SO ROHT. EWING.
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some doubling Thomases, very satis-
factorily. Mr.. GARRETT ofSt. Thomas
audA Thexton testified to their faith
10 the scheme. Financial aid was re-
quested and responses were very salts.
factory. The road will cross the coun.
ty sure by next fall.
Hamilton.
G. E. LaCell spent Sunday in Graf.
ton.
WI. Bride came up from Pemblna
Saturday.
John Page went to Bathgate Mon
day.
Geo. Kemp Of East Carlisle was In
town Saturday.
Il. A. Thacker went to Walhalla
Friday. Oil business.
"a bin gone to tell you next week
about Yorg's toy ranch"
J. Cook Of the Cavalier mill was in
the city Monday.
John Stephenson came down from
Milton last Thursday.
T. w. Wright is around again after
an attack Of mumps.
H. Arniss has returned after spend.
ing the winter 10 South Dakota.
J. d. Gordon Of Bay Center attend
ed the fair meeting Saturday.
Fl. Simpson was among the numer.
GUS visitors in town Saturday.
Rev. Atchenson attended the TEN.
perance convention at Fargo last week.
Cart-wheel johnson has returned
from Winnipeg, much improved Ia
health.
The Hon. Thomas Dow was In Bath.
gate Monday viewing the electric
light plant.
H. L. NOrtNn.-Yes. we sell uur
horses as cheap as any, and u better
quality OF goods.
We learn that Il. L. Lewis ontemp
lates starting Il cracker-factory in con
nection with his bran-factory. WhUol
her up Zen, you are the stuff.
III driving by the cemetery unc da!
this week, We noticed that one of til,
gates we're down, and the grounds
Uverrun by horses and cattle. This Il
a matter that should be looked afte
at once.
The debaters over in Prattford hat
dancing for their subject OF debat,
Friday evening, and it is said that tn,
debate waxed very warm between tn,
anti-dancers and the dancers for 1
time, but right was bound to prevail
$50 Tom Stanley says" and there wa.
no dance. 1t Is said that as IL subjec,
Of debate for their next meeting the,
will have, resolved that 1t is more
manly to scrap than not to scrap.
At the meeting Of the Fair Associa
tion Saturday, the following officer.
for the ensuing, wear were elected
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I'll. J. ,AnE.. =. ..
Phyhciaa and eufgeoaj ofice and residence
,vef First National Hank,
sATheA1f' NORTH DAKOTA
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1arl0d.
PERANTEAu-DANI-At village Of
st. Vincent. Minn., March 18th, BY
H. W. erase. J. r. Alfred Peran.
teau Esq. to Miss Mary Elizabeth
Dane. both Of Pembina county ND.
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Highest f al h Leavptng LATEST U. s. Govt Report
R0&!a!!!! R RskiaHS
ABSOLUTELY PURE

standing room left. There was a full
representation Of the leading farmers
for miles around, which ev.nces a deep
interest In the proposed "Hines' Rail.
road." w. N. Husband was chosen
chairman, and S. Gudmundson secty.
The chairman introduced Mr.. Hines,
Who for over an hour explained all the
details and answered the questions Of
some doubling Thomases, very suits
factorily. Mr.. Garrett ofSt. Thomas
and A. Thexton testified to their faith
10 the scheme. Financial aid was re.
quested and responses were very salts.
factory. The road will cross the coun-
ty sure by next fall.
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Suggestions.

The fact that spring is once
more upon us suggests that. it is
now good time to prepare for the
coming summer. Allow US to sug-
gest that no place in Pembina
county can you do that so salts
factorily as at our store. Of course
you will first need
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-05

AacHDsAcox Appiebv viii conduct
services 10 the Episcopal church this
evening and next Sunday evening.
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TIE petition for the taking OF three
sections along the Iceland coulie from
district No. one and adding them to
the Hogan district was denied by the
board Of commissioners ut this meet.
ing, on the ground that In such cases
there must be Mt least twelve children
resident in the territory to be trans
ferred.
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AROUND TOWN.
G. A. R. meeting ON Monday. Full
attendance requested. Per order.
E. PIcHE has painted his store front
and is now painting his residence.
The new kitchen annex to the Win
chester house is nearly completed.
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1Exue@A1rs.

JaAs. .. mAasls;s.D
,.!a .ss :s sas rCspe q !: &. oss
= 0tutsmss street 6 day time and ct his resi-.
lonoe On CAvilses Street q night.
!, ENB1NA. DAKOTA.
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THE ice In the Red river is moving
IN sections, and before many days the
river will be clear
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CuAs. FULL has put in a large win
dow and otherwise improved the front
Of his warehouse.
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REGULAR meeting Of Masonic lodge
this evening. Come aud get photo
graphed.
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Mrs. John Finncy, Of Humboldt.
who has hecm III for sulnc time. died
on Wednesday evening. The funeral
occurs to-day.
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NoRTHIRN PACIFIC.
:HscaE saAxca.

q. A. Il.
woRDEE POer NO. AZ.
.,.xa,a, .usssinsssvssy ssocnd and fourthM Mon.
s4v At Zach month";
f9.G. 6oNDHRnAN, ElcAoLAs HOFFMAN.
Ad1utant. Post Commander