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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-08
Court.

Township of Pemblna vs.. w. J.
Bride. This action is Of public inter.
est as IL touches upon the question Of
the status Of the township and the
city ~ how far they are distinct orga-
nizations. The township Of Pcmbina
claims the right to tax the property
included In the city. The statute
makes an organized city separate
assessment district, with It's own as.
SCISSOR. aud makes no direct provision
for the township assessor to assess the
the city property. The CITY assessor
gives his assessment to the city board
Of equalization and from there to the
county board. The Judge ruled that
as no assessment had been made by
the township, and no assessment had
been returned by the township to the
auditor, that he was not to be held
for not extending taxes against the
property assessed by the city. The
judge however refused to rule on the
point as whether the township had
the right to assess city property, say
ing he wonld rule on that when it
came to him In suit.
McCabe vs.. Webster. Action on
thrcshing lien, assigned by one Peck
to McCabc Defence claimed Offset
on other accounts against Peck. Yer
dict for plaintiff by direction Of
court. Miller and Stack for plaintiff.
PrObst vs.. Osborne & Co. Damages
for improper foreclosure Of chattel
mortgage Ivy use Of animals before
time Of seizure and time Of sale, also
part Of the stuff sold at short dis.
lance from the place advertised. Yer
dict for plaintiff for GIT aud costs.
Knecshaw for plaintiff, Young s. Mon
net for defendant.
Henry Webster VS.. II. N. Joy.
Abrams seized property under chattel
mortgage, Joy bid In property ut the
sale, plaintiff held prior mortgage.
Defence that Joy only purchased as
agent at Abrams request. Judge di.
rected verdict for defendant. Miller
for plaintiff. Abrams and Young for
defendant.
]. c. Pr0bst VI. George Ganssle.
Claim for conversion Of chattcl mort
gage property. seized by Ganssle. Yer.
dict directed for defendant for costs.
Kneeshaw aud Stack for plaintiff.
Young s. Monnet for defendant.
Fergus Falls Wagon Co. Va. George
P. Flath. Judgement for plaintiff for
esq., IS by stipulation.
Hans G. Julius vs.. Patrick DeyaDy.
Action for wages 10 harvest time 1888.
Plaintiff claimed to have worked
twelve days at q. 90 per dav. Defend
ant paid I'll and agreed . to pay bal.
ance. Defendant said plaintiff never
worked for him at all, but admitted
y man named Smith, an Icclander al.
50, did work for him, but whom he
paid all he owed and whom he had
never seen since. Itwas clear case
Of contradiction, but Julius had three
or more witnesses who sworc to his
identity and who witnessed the pay.
ment OF money. Devany's testimony
was unsupported. Verdict for pltf.
for amount claimed, tl3 and costs.
Brynjolfson for plaintiff. Young 81
Monnet for defendant. A criminal
action growing out OF an assault
stands against Julius to be tried at
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Dental Notice

!. DR.. Rose, dentist, will be
Ud1> in Pembina from the LIST
to the 18th, Neche from the 10th to
the 10th; Bathgate from the 2lst to
the 2ath: Hamilton from the 18th to
9th St. Thomas; 2sth to the 3lst.
This will be followed up until further
notice.
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Notice,

Is hereby given that sealed tenders
will be received by the board of coun.
ty commissioners OF Pembina county
N. d. until Feb. 18th, 1895, for coun-
ty printing for the ensuing year.
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. WI. BRIDE.
County Auditor
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For Sale.

Ono heating stove nearly new, suit.
able for bed room, use wood or soft
coal, one bed room suit in mahogany
finish, set OF dishes, six cane bottom
chairs. one royal sewing machine and
about ten cords Of dry soft wood.
apply to w. G. SHORT. 24tf
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examined scientifically free and fitted
with glasses. II you have defective
sight call and see him.
TIE INMAN OPTICAL Co,
Winnipeg, Man.
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The photographer will attend ut the
Pembina Photographic studio first
four days In February.
A. II. ANDERSON,
Photographer.
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Hucklen's Arn,ca aalye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands.
chilblains. corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, OF no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale BY
r. II. SHAW & Co.
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Teacher Wanted.

Teacher Wanted,
Lady holding second class certiti
cate, to teach in district No. 60, Wal.
halla township. Applications stating
experience, and salary wanted, to be
addressed to SAMUEL HARVEY,
20-31 Walhalla. N. ID.
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Every attention paid to the com.
fort and convenience of guests at the
Headquarters Hotel.
1898 ROBT. RUPERT,
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Miss LIZZIE ANGLER. who gradual.
ed from the normal department of
the university last spring, has been
placed in charge of the Mimic schools.
Miss Angler is Cavalier girl and has
excellent ability. She made an ex-
cellent record as a teacher of the Mia
CARA schools and her record as o stud.
emit ut the ~" is Of q very high order.
-Plaindealer.
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For good meal at reasonable rates
patrOnize the Headquarters.
1928 ROBERT RUBERT. Prop.
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Z ~ y.T0A. AVIAN kn1Swm ohatnNkAr
ahnnt tovn con n,tts6 sn,c,as ..,s,
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=. aSns., =. =. sn,ss ~. A.. ~: 80. ~
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at,nn dnrin.i = .iA,.. ,...., ..:,Ssra.
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~ amnln,sd Is ~, - ~. oo,n.s
iail ma n1a,tinn ~ t.nds,sa hin
~ ~. 49, e !. ..s....ss =. 800.
Tor be.tIne h,s VIE. VIM ~" w. az oh,,esa
"a ,eava nm INIT ATM, livo. ~ ~ liz.
I.aa "a. .r,.s,.a -. a.",ss.ns..
tina l1th mt ana .ervo,, IN IN. ~
nrisnn until ~. ssnd srha, Az. ~ 81.
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J. d. Trenholme Of Bathgate can
advance the money on farm loans the
day the papers aresigned. 1877
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CITY .DRAY LINE

Z Contract. for large lot. taken
and goods delivered on short No.
sice. Orders can be left at tht
Pioneer Bakery.
Ice delivered to all parts of The
city.
: WILLIAM FOWLER, Proc.
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The Chapman House restaurant
furnishes good meals ut all hours.
Good stable attached. :7.2s
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note had been clyan fs,l.,ss ,,1. s., s'
Treholme and Knaeahn :. fnr nls,nt,f,,
Young q M,,nnet 81. aSes,a ,'s,
A.G RelI y. ~ nn.n.sn ,,,a,
ment for nl.int,n nv daiSnlt ,In,,.
for plaintiff. 6S,nmy tn Ssssnasnt
4 Two blind, pIuusrs niaSA isnllty. nne
received thnae mf,nths ~. Sa6S Ana S
tho other.thiec monthsI kd' I'm Ana
rhe fiues. 81 not nald. ri,in Is too All.
,ars mar div. dnrlno conarsm.n. m
Gil Maid. !: 49,
First National Rank orSk srt,.,,, .
"a. C.,mennn. - al, mi. ,..s tSa ..sa
where siuna,nres ware oh,s,nad ~ y
note BY a stranoer VIM sold tho n,,te
to the banE. r. vas' disn,,ssad An nn
motion Of ninintin Mi,,aran,1 Knas.
shaw for plaintifI McMnr.h,s ma
Young & MDnhet for darand.nt.
First National Rank of S. Thom.s
". Jas. q. HALL -, vi. Shit nm M.
given n, mid hnild,nv onsr, hnusa +,
ST.. Thomas. Judgment for n,,,r,,m
Miller aud Corw,n for nla,ntiR NJ.
durchie for defendants,
Gaar Scott & Co. W. johnson. ,,u,
~. Doxson, 4 Biornsou and others
plaint,if sold thrcshine. tu,tt,,, to n
party who avreed that the nrroods
4 his threshinp ,obs should ho INV.
.ble to the Dla,ntins fur the n,,c,,ina
aud the suit u against the paIEtles to,
whom he threshcd. Dafencc. lha,
.ney had paid the purchaser h.re' ue s"se
.,otice was given Them 1,v n,,,n,,,,
IL the first case Va. Johunss,,n There
was an admission that tho sum was
iuc when notice was viyen and ,ury
gave verdict for plaiuti6 for a.. In
second case. verdict VIM directed n,
defendant. and Tho remain,nv ,hras
cases dismissed On motion Of niaint,ff
dagger for plaintiff Bryn,olfan and
xneeshaw TOR dcrend.n.
Bradshaw Va Rruwn ,I,h,s w.s .
suit in reference tn n cnn,r,., IN,
nukinx a we'll for defendant. rhe
testimony was very conflicting and
evidently resulted from a misunder.
standing. The Jury after heinz IN,
Ill nixht were unable III uurcc.
The following t.,scs hive hem div,
posed Of without trial.
OF cALENpAn. ....
First National Rank. pen,hina q,
DonuelIy. " A.
State 7Df North DukItn Va PA,
Kelley" g.. -,
coNrlNunp: -
Farwcll. Ozmuu ca vs. Ioi,vh
First National Rank IL Wsvarlv y.
~ r. Mcr.,nyhI,n rr,.so NJ. -,
came n,.intitf and d.,and.,s,s, ~,
trial IT.: '
JI.,hn cmv, r,,,,,..o ~, 49,,
n Smith 80 49,. ., '"' 4,
McLcod "a McA dams
r N p',Iassn,.,,o, -. ~ il u,,,,,,
mrCn ~'~'
Ioo,,, 1,,, ~, 49,, p,..1
| n Gr,h,m 70 H,nn,n ss
Coo ,ro,.,o -. ID N..x..,
WI Abrams w. omhorn ~
M, ~, 1893
v.n n,,.... .. ~. 'N"" " ''''' -
A Jonos 20 nd..rs.n
n ~, ~ 49,
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SATISFACTORY. SHORT received the
new piano for Kittson Hall last week
and 1t was first used by the Hurhin.
son family, Wednesday evening.
Those particularly interested will he
glad to know there will be no further
trouble In securing a good piano for
church entertainments. etc.
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Highest 81 50 q Ieayenine n. 81 6:ov4 P...9
R0H!a!!!!! RR s*asgE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
M. 9. +. u.
ABSOLUTELY PURE


1t was John G. Whittier, the gentle
poet, who said, "Of the right and du.
ty Of prohibition I have never doubt.
ed"
AS Il tribute Of reverence and afYec.
tion to Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, Lady
Henry Somerset recently gave lee.
ture In. her home town, Mclrose, near
Boston. All the tickets were sold BY
boys, the audience numbered twelve
or fifteen hundred. The proceeds Ut
the lecture are to 60 towards found.
log u headquarters foran Anti-Tobac.
CO Society OF boys, who have been per.
suaded to "leave of" by the good
women Ut the w. G. II. IT,, who arc
supplying them with other aud more
athletic amusements. One little boy
said, when asked to join. ut is bully
to smoke. father SMOKES" This an.
swer was. US Carlyle used to say, '.sig.
nificant Of much"
The falling of In sales complained
Of by the liquor dealers deuonst tes
that this business tlourishes Ly the
patronage Of that class which il p,pu-
larly termed the "labor'' class. 1t is
the wage.earncr who has suffered
most from the commercial depression
OF the past two years. The stagnant
condition. while affecting IN more or
less degree the capitalist aud the en-.
ployer, has not deprived him Of the
comforts and necessarics Ut life as IL
has his humber brother. The cases
are rare where the "hard timcs'' have
deprived the rich Of Il single luxury;
it certainly has not in any case depriv.
ed him Ut his greg.
Tho liquor seller knows full we'll
that were IL not for the nlckels aud
dimes Ut the "sons of toil'-whichag -
grcgate In a year many more dollars
then the spenders are apt to think
many a sal0on.kceper might shut up
shop. many u groggery be turned into
grocery. 1t is the hard.earncd
money Of the day laLorcr. the mech.
anic and the clerk. which pouring
steadily in the till 1T the liquor seller
makes whisky trusts and beer syndi.
Gates possible.
Aud what dues the LIQUOR dealer
give IN exchange for the workings
mans earnings If which with other
merchants he greedily claims share?
Food, clothing, shelter? Happiness?
Improvement? No. He gives instead
that which roos him Of all these. lie
gives him that which makes him poor
indeed, In that it reduces the capaci.
ty Of hand and brain (as employers
find out To their cust) and produces
u mental aud moral dcgeneracy which
renders ''labor' less competent to pro.
tect itself against the autocracy Of
''capital."
I - .-----
Our aim Is to make your stay ut
Headquarters Hotel SO pleasant, that
you will always make 1T your home
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Mandolin, Guitar and Piano Lessons.
The undersigned is prepared to give
lessons on the Mandolin, Guitar and
Piano. u Miss AMY COArs.
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The Headquarters Hotel is kept
neatly, and in good order.
1928 ROBT. RUBERr. Prop.
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OLE THOMPSON at present employ
ca Oh the run as postal clerk between
Pembina and Winnipeg junction will
succeed J. G. LeBeam as teller at the
Grand Forks National bank, MIR. Lee
Beau assuming charge OF his hardware
business in a very few days.-Plain-
dealer.
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AT the N. E. church on Sunday
evening Life and characteristics Of
Lot" Rev. Moore pastor.
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Persona ..

Mrs. DR.. Evans aud Miss Thora
Erickson Of St Thomas, have been
visiting ut Register Audersun's this
week. Emil Wendt, one Of the olo
timers Of the county aud u prosper
Gus farmer Of Walhalla has been iu
attendance ut court this week.
J. K. Fairchild Of the Echo, has been
an occasional visitor ut the court
house this week between trains. .....
jos. Tetrault Of Neche. who is court
Ing was pleasant caller ut this Office
....Att0rneys BOsard and Hauser,
the former Ut Grand Forks and th.
latter OF Grafton, have added el,r
quence IN the court 10 several casee
this week. Both Of these attorneys
are favored With Pembina count,
business. Mr.. Bosard particularly IL
on hand at nearly every term. :. Mag.
nus johnson Of Glasston, called OF
the PIONEER EXPRESS this week.
He was Onc Of the unfortunst t..
whose signature purported to be ON u
nOte owned by tho Hank Ut st. Thorn.
as, which case was dismissed ON mo.
ton OF the bank: ...... Miss Burke Vi
Cavalier, has been visiting with he,
friends ut Auditor Brides this week. /.
Messrs. John and Miss Bena Halcruw
Ut BOwesmOnt are visiting with their
sister, Mrs. j. G. Moore. Mrs. Jos.
Shaw Is expected home from llallock
today, where she has been visiting. /.
Charlie Atkinson's roseate phiz has
helped to keep folks from freezing To
death since Thursday. He hus been
out to McIlenry Co.. Mrs. Il. II.
Shaw expects to visit relatives ut
EyfOrd next week. ......C. W. Benja-
min Of Walhalla was another pleasant
caller, but he also signed u nctc.
hence Is ut cOurt..... .lsaac J. Foster
Of Bathgate is also sojouncr In the
''far cOrner"... q. L. Harmon is over
from BathKatc on court business, but
took In the Hutchinsons and enjoycd
it........Blg Jim Little, and Cashier
Mcbride Of st. Thomas were also Of
the court house gang pro tempore,
and they came IN and made US u
pleasant call. "A. w. Stiles Ut the
U. s land department is now ut Du
luth. NV. ID. Tubs; formerly teach
CT In the public school here, is now il
California. go. Commissioners Gordon
has returned from his trip TO Ontario
aud IS In attendance ut court.
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JUDGE TENPLEToN thinks he will
be able to flush the court business
by the middle or next week.
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nEw FLOUR and FEED STORE

new FLOUR and FEED STORE
The undersigned desires to cal
DO attention. Of the farmers and
'eople in general to the fact that
10 IL now prepared to supply all
With Flour aud Feed of all kinds.
WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY
Taken in exchange, or for cash. at
the highest market price.
Store on corner Stutsman and
Second streets Penn Dina.
H. c. FELDMAN,
Proprietor.
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OUR thanks ars due Represcn tat,yc
Ey0lfson for copies Ut bills under con.
alteration ut Bismarck.
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Our aim Is to make your stay at
Headquarters Hotel SO pleasant, that
you will always make 1t your home
when in the city.
1928 ROBERT RUBERT.
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GRAND CENTRAL
Barber Shop and Bath Room.

Under First National Bank, corner Of
Cavileer and Stutsinan SITS. Hot
and Cold. Baths at all Hours
LADIHs RARLoR
Everything in nrst-class order. The
best workmen and finest shop 10 the
JOSEPH. .6gRouX. Prop.i..o,.
d, ~ ..s- -.
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IPxattSord.

Mr.. Robert Mcnzies was to Pembina
ON Wednesday returning on aturday.
Mr.. VIM. Mcnzics is prepared to do
crushing Tor the public. aud guaran-
tees good work.
Mr.. David Kennedy has lately, with
the aid Of a skillful mechanic, com.
plctcd fine cutter.
Mr.. Robert Dunbar was trading
horses last week, aud Bob thinks lie
has got the best end OF the deal this
time.
Mr.. WIN. Trottcr lost u fine milk
COW. being choked by IL turnip. Every
available method was used to dis.
lodge the turnip, but it could not be
done.
The Salvation Army huld their
meetings here every Sunday and are
pretty we'll attended, considering the
weather and roads.
Nr. Duncan Menzics, who leased his
farm for a number 0f years, aud went
to Ontario for u visit, writes back say
ing he would not farm, in Ontario for
love nor money.
Quite II number of our farmers have
taken up Land on the mountains this
fall. Mr.. VIM. Morris, Mr.. Albert
Morris and Mr.. Smith have filed home.
stead rights on land there. Mr.Josepll
Bicklc intends returning to the noun
tains next fall.
The debate or literary society that IS
being carried on here for the past
month Is we'll attended. Mr.. Harry
Simpson and Mr.. Stanley we're cap
tains at the last meeting. Subject,
that the statesmen is more benefit to
the country than the warrior. Mr..
Simpson led the affirmative, the judges
decided in favor Of the negative.
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Satisfactory Store.

We want your trade for two
weeks, Oh no other grounds than
that we can save you from 30 to
80 per cent. All goods have got
to go to make room for the New
Spring Stock, we are selecting in
the eastern markets. It will do
you good to see the bargains in
our Dress Goods, 80 per cent off.
See the new style Oil Can, Iron
Tea Kettle and Lantern we are
giving away free.
Mems Suspenders from IS IS for 20 per pair.
Fifty pair Towels from IS IS for eHcs per pair.
Five hundred ys Emb from Is for 5cts per yd
Two Laces
Thirty pr Ladies and Chidrens Mtts 10 cts per pair
Six doz Gents all wool Binders 15o for so cts EACH
Bingham heavy and strong cts. per yard.
Washing prints, pretty patterns IN Cts per yard
90 lbs Gran Sugar II can Prunes IS cents Cal.
% Oatmeal 100 Standard Table Oilcloth Is
=. f.a, To, o cts. per yard.
p,..,.r No. IL all Silk Ribbon 10 cts.
"~N ~" '00 per yard.
10 cans lomatoes LOO No. all Silk Ribbon 5 cts.
10 Peas 100 per yard.
10 Corn Loo. II lob lot Ladies Felt Slippers
Thousand other h,ro,;,e so cts. per pair.
p y.,-, p- job lot Mems Leather Mitts
1 - csnts sS'' 1""~N O~""'' a5 cts per pair.
c-re: c..... - 3Papcrs Needles cts.
cents.
The Wonderful
Cheap Man,
CHAS. FULL.
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The little daughter born to Land.
lord Rubcrt and wife last week, only
remained a few days and then re.
turned to heaven. Mrs. Rubert who
was for Il time very i'll VIC are glad
to say is rapidly recovering. Many
friends will >ympathlsc with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rubert in their loss.
The "BaLhgatc Public School," for
January is upon our table. 1t is a
very bright number with large
amount Ut 'lccals" from the schools Of
other towns. Pcmbina is we'll repre-.
sented both In the locals and by an
essay by Miss Lillian Nixon, 1.-THE
Legend of Paradise"
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TmEstercopticol. show did not show.
Their supply Of oxygen gas did not ar
rive, aud the local dealers were COM
pltieiy >o!d cut, owing To the number
of attorneys i" the city.
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Saturday. February 18th
and 18th. at. NJ. III.
MIller's, jewelry srore,
Pembina. Mr.. W. R.
Inman, graduate Up.
tician Of. Chicago OPP.
tical- College. will ar.
rive ii Pembina az
ahove Hav;;e vo,,r oves
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THE
house,


This well-known aud popular
hotel las been leased by the ur.
dersigned who will use every en-.
deavor to keep up its reputation
for all excellent table, and good
Accommodations ut reasonable pric.
es.
N. A. TRUDELL.
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Alassled.

Named.
McLELLAN-p0DDs-At the presby'
terrain mansc Pembina by Rev. II.
Johnston David Mcclellan Of Bath
gate to Jessie ]. Dodds Of Bath.
gate.
MUNDAY-McMILLAN-At Clover.
dale, D. ION Jan. 2nd, 1895, by Rev.
J. II. Best, of the city of New West
minister. D. c., George Munday,
alderman Of the city Of New West
minister, u. c., to Miss Ida ]. Nc.
MILAN, daugeter Of John Mcmillan
Esq. Of Cloverdale, B. c., formerly Of
this county.
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THE Bismarck Tribune will cover
the news incident to the session OF
the legislature of 1895, US in the past
the best 1t knows how. 1t Is the
only paper publishing the entire pro-
ceedings, full synopsis Of the speeches,
all the bills and resolutions. An able
corps Of reporters will see that moth
ing Of interest escapes, and it will
comment edit0rially, without preju-
dice or bias, without fear or favor,
but candidlY upon each measure be.
fore the assembly. Each subscriber
Of the Tribune gets the laws as well
as the legislative proceedings. The
daily will be sent from now until
April ], 1895, LIS cents In advance.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-08

MccREA-1n ST. Thomas. January
18th, 1906, Minnie, wife Of Fred Nc.
Crca. aged q years and 10 months.
JoHNsTON-At his home eight miles
east Of St. Thomas, January 2eth,
1895, George Johnston, aged Is
years.
CALL-In st. Thomas, January 18th,
1895, Harry, son Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Stephen Call, aged s years.
NARNAs0N-At her home, four miles
west Of Cavalier, on Friday, Jan.
18th. 1896. Sarah, beloved wife Of
Peter Bjssussop. sged 81 years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-08

Mn. AND MRS. WEISS, Of Crystal,
are away for u three months visit 10
Germany.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-08

THE Independent Order Ut Forest.
ers, vi Emerson, have large posters
out for u grand musical aud dramatic
co''ccrL in the Town Hall, Emerson,
Tor next Thursday evening, l4tL. inst.
A numOer vi Pembilla local amateurs
arcon The program. Admission Is CTS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-08
It seems g. little earlv to
advise the buying of spring
dress goods, and yet what
good advice is contained
in that old saying--In times
of peace
Prepare For War!

Our spring stock, which
has been selected with
greatest care from the prin.
cipal eastern markets. is
now arriving and we es-
pecially urge you to call
and see it before the assert
ment is broken. New and
pretty effects in cotton fab.
RIGS at very low prices are
sure to please you. You
can always depend on get
ting The Best and prettiest
for your money at
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-08

For farm loans zee,
J. b. TRENHoLME,
1stf Batbgate