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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-23
sherin,s sale.
STATE OF MOTH DAKOTA, T.
County of Pembina. %

First National Rank Of Pembina, Plaintiff. w.
Thomas g. Shaw, Defendant
Notice Is hereby tiven, that by virtued of an
execution - me directed and delivered, and
now in my hands. issued out Of the Clerks office
Of the seventh judicial district court, state Ol
North Dakota, In and for the county Of Penn.
bin1 upon judgment rendered in said court In
favor Of First National Bank Of Pembina, plain.
ti6. and against Thomas G. Shaw, defendau
I have levied upon the following described real
property Of said defendant to:wit:. Lots mum.
sna y. .ist p.rs u 3'IR et NJ. ' sia
It6] not heretofore decided to the Pembina comfy
bank all In block No. seven raj in the city q
pemb,na, also lots six 61 and seven raj In bfock
No. twenty-h ve Isl In the city Of Pembina IN
according to the Official plat Of the original town
Of Pembtna now city Of Pembina ON file and OF
record in the once OF the Register Of Deeds fol
Pembins County.
And that shsll, on Wednesday the 18th ds,
| Of September A. ID. 1895, at the hour Of two
O'Clock r. y. of said day. st the trout door Ol
the court house, In the city Of Pembins In said
county and state Of North Dakota proceed Il
sell all the right, title and interest OF the above
named defendant. Thomas G. Shaw, in aud Il
the above described property 10 satisfy eaii
judgment and cOrts, amounting to two thOuRant
Two hundred and thirty .one dollars and thirty
seven cents, [$2, 23l.37 together with oil accru
ing costs Of sale, and interest on the same from
9Th day Of August 1895 ct the rate Of per cent
per annum, ~ public auction, to the highes
bidder for cash.
Dated Pembina, N. D. August 18th 1885,
W. J. kNEEeHAw,
Plaintiffs Attorney. GEO. u. NcCABE,
So sheriff Of Pemblns County, N.
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I..Bresai.g IN the Poultry Yard.

In.Breeaing In the Poultry Yard.
The majority Of farmers breed their
fowls too closely. They often change
ROSTERS with each other, not keeping
In view the fact that they are still
breeding In, although apparently new
blood Is being infused. By procuring a
rooster, or eggs, from elsewhere, the
farmer can select any variety he de-
sires, and, although his original flock
may consist Of common fowls, he may
by the use Of improved breeds, bring
them to q degree of perfection equal
TO the newer kind introduced.
Fresh blood gives vigor, activity,
hardness and prolificacy. II the stock
Is too closely inbred. the eggs from the
hens will not hatch well, and the chicks,
II any, will be small and weak. The
best breed to use with the common
hens that are small, is the Light Brah-
ma, which will add size to the flock,
the next season Leghorn, and the
next q Brahma again, followed by u
Plymouth Rock, Wyandotte, Houdan,
or IIangshnn.
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HOME TRADE.

just new the trains Ind hotels are
full Of natty, young men, with high
collars and fancy neckties. They
mostly register from Chicago. They
have heard Of the big, crop prospects
and are anxious to sell goods to our
merchants. We are glad to hear,
however, that our merchants are
mostly giving them the go by and
buying their goods of the men whs
come every year. no matter whether
the season is good or bad, and are
giving their custom to the wholesale
houses who keep them out when
times are hard and collections slow.
just now too, another class of tran
sients who want to sell goods to the
farmers, are around the country
They quote prices in the eastern CT
ties for cash, it sounds cheap, but
when the farmer pays the freight and
samples the goods, the soft slick
tongues Of the peddler, is proven to be
false. We guarantee that any repu
table merchant in Pembina county
will do as we'll OH a bill Of goods, fol
cash, as any travelling peddler, with.
out cutting his regular prices to any
extent. We saw such a bill sold this
week to threshing outfit and these
facts were exemplified. Only two ar.
ticles on the peddler's price list were
less than the merchants prices and
the balance were sold enough cheaper
by the merchant to make consider
able saving to the customer. This /.
the money part of this question, there
Is another fact equally true, that you
can afford to give your merchant big
ger prices than to give your money tt
strangers who are no good to the
country, or community.
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sllerirs Sale,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, L.,
County of Pemb:na. ss

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, L..
County of Pemb!na. ss
First National Bank Of Pc.nbina. plaintiff, VIZ
Henry Charlton, defendant.
Notice " hereby given, that by virtue Of IN
execution to me directed and delivered. and now
In my hands, issued out of the Clerks Office OF
the seventh judicial district court. State of North
Dakota, III and for the county of Penbina upon
judgmen, rendered in said court in favor oi
First National Bank of Pcmbina, plaintiff. and
against Henry Charlton, defendant have levi.
ed upon the following described personal pro.
perty uf said defendant to.wit: Ten T10] shares
Of the capital stock of the First National Bank al
PembinH Of the par value of one hundred dollars
(SlOO] each.
And that shall, on Wednesday the 18th day oi
August. a. D. 1855, at the hour of two O'Clock p
". of said day, al the front door of the COur
WOuse In the City OF Pembina, in said county and
State proceed To sc the right title and iniercs
Of the above named defendant, Henry Charlton
In and to the above described property. to satis
fy said judgment and costs, amounting Ia two
thousand two hundred and thrty.nne dollar,
and thirty.seven cents [s2,23l.37l, together witt
all accrnng cos's of sale, aud interest on the
same from the 9Th day of August 1895, ut the
rate OF seven per cent per annum, at Public Auc
tion, to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated Pcmbina, n. d. August 18th, 1895.
W.J. kNEEsHAw.
Plaintiffs Attorney. GEO McCABE.
Sc Sheriff of Pembina County, N. D
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SheriNs sale,


STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, l..
First National Bank Of Psmbius, plaintia. "
Henry Charlton, defendant.
Notice 10 hereby given. that BY virtue ofan ex.
ecuiIOn 70 me directed and delivered, and now
In nv hands, iesned ont Of the clerks ONCE, Of
the seventh judicial district court. state Of North
Dakota, in and for the county OF Pembine, upon
judgu ent rendered In raid court, In favor Of
the First National Bank Of Psmbina. plaintiff,
against Henry Charlton, defendant. have levied
said defendsnt, tO-wit: Lots number one III
seven. RAJ eight, tsl nine (9l ten, tl0 eleven I'LL
and ail that part Of lot No sig l6 not heleiotors
decided 70 the Pembina County Bank, all In
block No. eeven t7I in the city Of Pemblns, also
| lots six [61 and seven RAJ In block NO. twenty
five [25 In the city Of Pembina. al according tn
the oficial plat Of the original town Of Psmbtna,
now city Of Pembina, on die and OF record In
Tie ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds for Pembins
And. that shall, Oh Wednesday the 18th day
Of f;eptembcr A. D. 1895 ct the hour OF two
O'Clock P. =. Of said day, at tho front door Of
the Court House, in the city OF Pembins, In said
county aud State Of North Dakota, proceed to
eel oil the right, title and interest Of the above
named defendant, Henry Charlton, IN and 70
,he above described property to satisfy said
Judgment and costs, amounting to two thousand
Two hundred and thi,ty-one dollars and thirty
ling costs Of sale. and interest ON the Rame from
the 9Th day Of August 1905, ut the rats Of z per
cent. par annum. q public suction. TO the high.
Dated Pembina n. D. August 18th. 1895.
Nv. ]. KNEksHAw,
Plaintiffs Attorney: Gso. 3. MccAIs,
Ib9 sheri6of Pembina County, N. D
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this lake BY canal and lock 10 Lake
Sally and further on Lake Melissa
both large and pretty lakes. All
around the shores Of these lakes are
cottages. tents and In sOme places
small villages Ut cottages. A couple
OF small steamers give ready and cheap
means Of communications through
the chain Of lakes and from the town
among the cottages. The banks of
the lakes are heavily timbered and a
person who could not heartily enjoy a
week or IL month, in hotel, cottage, or
tent on the shores Of any of these
lakes would certainly be peculiarly
constituted. The expense Of the trip
Is small. The N. +. railroad gives
excursion rates, board ut good, private
hotels ut 81 per day, and In u tent, one
eau live just as cheap and just us well,
and obtain things us conveniently as
though he were at home. Detroit
people are very hospitablc and do all
they can to make the sojourner's stay
pleasant. There are plenty of fine
row-boats to let, fishing tackle and
bait are easily obtained and there
are miles Of good bathing beaches. A
water tobOggan-slide has been added
this season and is u unique attrac.
tion. 1t is in all respects like a win
ter toboggan-slide, except that the
slide is composed Of small rollers like
the rungs of ladder. The toboggan
itself is Just like snow.toboggan,
and the bather goes down with a
whish, and whoop, 1but when his to-
bOggan strikes the surface Of the
water. 1t goes out sliding or glancing
without sinking, from thirty to sixty
feet, until the speed diminishes and
then the bather finds himself up to
his breast In che water. 1t is great
sport and even lady bathers take in|
the fun. The writer, enjoyed al
weeks camping ON Detroit Lake last
week aud can heartily recommend it|
as place of beauty, convenient Of
access, and eyeryway desirable as a.
place to go to, to rest aud enjoy al
week or summer, as one may have
the time to snare
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\ vain n1sre @ orsss tAs 1lsastss-
I rMncAn-v0ya9AA9 HHoA 0aG1AAG
4 tn Germany.
Tho longest balloon voyass o. sssoed
YES one undsrtaksn IN 1851, In which
lie distance traveled vas . little more
than 100 miles. Three voyasses o.
that occasion, Gays Harrison's Maga.
zine made an ascent In France, With
the intention Of crossing the Nsdttsr.
ranean, and landing In Algeria. Ths
wind. however, proving unfsvocabls,
carried them toward Corsica. When
they were near that Island the balloon
descended toward the water, and for q
time their lives were in great jeopardy.
BY throwing al their apparatus they
succeeded In getting the balloon to rise
10 height Of between two and three
thousand feet and, travelling on to
Italy. they safely descended in that
country at little village near Bres-
c!a. Another balloon voyage Of nearly
the same length was undertaken in No
vember, 1850 On the 7th Of that
month. Charles Green, With two friends
ascended near London In balloon,
crossed the channel from Dover to Cal.
ais, and, passing over France and Bel.
gium, found themselves next morning
over the Rhine. Proceeding further
they arrived at viborg, where they de-
seconded about 8 Q. M, on the 9Th Of
November. A recent balloon voyage Of
n: Mallst the French aeronaut, lasted
thirty-six and . half hours and would
have been the longest on record II he
had not landed In the middle Of It He
left Villetts on the 23rd Of October at
9 p. m. and next morning landed al
Ottonville, In Alsace, to clear the snow
from the balloon. At the end of twenty
five minutes he started again and land
ed near Coblents at 8 p. m. An hour
and half later he landed once more in
q valley on fauna Mountains, and a.
nally on the 18th Of October, at 8 q. m.
at Walden, In Hesse. Two or three
aeronauts have proposed to cross the
Atlantic In o balloon, but 20 far 1t has
begun and ended In talk only.
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Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF NonTH DAKOTA,
Cnunty ut peml,lnn. ore

County ri Pembina.
First National Bunk of Pembna Plaintiff. IT,,
Thomas G. Shaw, Henry Charlton and Lewis E.
Booker, CD partners as Shaw, Charlton & Co.,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given. shat by virtue of an
execution to me dirested md delivered, and
now III my hands, issued out Of the Clerks office
Of the seventh judicial district court, state OF
North Dakota. III and for the county Of Penn.
binR, upon Judgment rendered. In said court
In favor of First National Bank Of Pembina
plaintiff and against Thomas G. Shaw aud Henry
Charlton, defendants. have levied upon the
de;endants, to:wit: One bay stallion. called
High Mucky Muck" II years old; one bay stall
lion called Harry Chief" aged 10 years;
one 81 ,ck mare, called May" aged Z Years;
one buy mare, c.lled ''I}elle,, aged S years;
one (Feix jrl mare colt dark brown. aged 3
years old; one bay yeatling lilly out of "May,''
TWO sets lrOtting harness, two trotting nulkies.
And thai shall. on Wednesday the sSth day
OF August A. D. 1895 at the hour of two O'Clock
=. u. ut said day. ut the front door OF Grsber's
harm III the city Of Pembina. in said county and
state OF North Dakota proceed 10 sell all the
right, title and interest of the above named
the above described properly to satisfy said
judgment and costs. smoUnting To five Thousand
nine hundred and seventy .six dollars aud TWEEN
iy.three cents is 916.23l together with ali accru
Ing costs of sale. and interest on the same from
the 5th day of August ls95 ut the rate of Z pcI
cent. per anuum, at public auction, to The
highest bidder for cash.
Dated Pembina, N. D., August 18th, 1895.
WI. kNEEsIIAw.
Plaintif's Attorney. GEO. II. McCABE,
o'6 Sheriff Of Pembina County, n. d
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DETROIT LAKE.

Near the line of the Northern Pa.
citic Railroad, us it leaves the Red
river valley towards the east, is the
famous "park region" of Minnesota.
Here, nature has done all that is pos.
sible to make the landscape beauti.
full wittigroves, lakes and undulat ting
surface Of open prairie.
The most remarkable feature of
this large section of country is the
number OF lakes. Large lakes and
small lakes abound In every direction,
usually bordered with groves of tim.
Der and patches Of open prairie. The
soil is good in many places and the
abundance Of water land timber has
made 1t we'll settled and prosperous
locality.
Quite a number of stations along
the N. p. and some on the G. N. in
this region are making considerable
pretensions US summer resorts, and In
many of these towns excellent hotels
have been built to accommodate the
many tourists, who, year by year In
increasing numbers, come thither, to
enjoy the pure air and the boating
fishing and hunting facilities afforded
by this beautiful region.
To the people Of this section, per.
haps Detroit affords the easiest &C.
cess and combines az manv attrar.
lions as any other town In the region.
The town itself is prettlly situated,
we'll built, and has excellent and
large hotels, fine public buildings,
stores and scores of pretty residences.
A mile from the center Of the town,
with sidewalk all the way, or bus for
ten cents, is the beautiful Detroit
Lake. This is a double lake about
five miles long and from one to two
miles In breadth. Connected with
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The Langdon Democrat is ten years
old. The Democrat is an excellent
local newspaper, is getting good sup.
port and deserves all it is getting.
There are many old friends of its
editor candy" Kehmstedt. in this
county, his former residence, who are
glad to know that the years, since
leaving here, have brought him pros
portfv
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MANITOBA CROPS

Manitoba crop bulletin issued by
the government, claims an average
yield of wheat of 25.5 bushels, and a
total yield Of nearly 3O.OOO,O 600 bush.
els, and As bushels of oats to the acre,
with total of nearly 1900, 600 BUSH
els. These are pretty large figures Of
a wheat acreage of a little over mil.
lion acres. The section Of country
Immediately north of this county,
with about the same wheat acreage,
about 10000 acres, is put down fol
263 bushels per acre, and a yield OF
5000, 900 bushels. Either their crops
are better than ours or else they are
better "estimators" than we are.
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SHERIFF. sale.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, =,
CuuniY uf pembina. rs

County of Pembina, ss
First National Bank of Pembina, Plaintiff vs.
Thomas Z. Shaw. defendant.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of al
ex, cutiOn to me directed and delivered, and nov
in my hands. Issued out of the Clerks office Of
the seventh judicial district court state of Nortl
Dakota. III and for the county OF Pembina upon
u Judgment rendered IN said court in favor O
First National Bank Of Pembina. plaintiff and
against Thomas q. Shaw, d. PENDANT. l have
LEVIED up the following described personal pro
perry Of said defendant, to-wit: Ten no
shares of the capital stock of The First Nationa
Bank OF Pembina of the par value of one hun
tlrcd dollars lSl01l each.
And that shall, ou " ednesluy the :Sth da,
OF August A. b. 1895 ut the hoir OF two O'Clock
=. n. of said day. al the front door of the cour
houee in tbs CITY Of Penbina in said county ant
state of North Dakota, proceed To eeil ali tn,
right, title and interest OF the above named de
PENDANT. Thomas q. Shaw, in and TO the ubov,
described property TO satisfy said judgment all,
costs, amounting 10 Two thousand two hundred
and thirtyone dollars and thiriy.seven cents
Isl 23l 81 together with all accruing cUste o
rule, and Interest OH the same from the 9Th da,
ar August 1895 at the rate of { per cent, per un
NUN, ut Public Auction, to tbs highest biddS
for cash.
Lated Pcmbina. n. d. August l4ih, 1896.
w. j. KSEEsIlAw, u
Plaintiffs Attorney. GEO. II. McCABg,
Sc Sheriff of Pelnbina County, N.
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Summons.
STATE OF North DAKOTA, q.

County Of PembIna.
District Court. Seventh Judicial District
Thor. Broger plaintiff, vs. Annie Rroger de-
fendant summons.
defendant.
You, Annie Broger, are hereby summoned and
required to snrwer the complafnt in the above
entitled actions copy Of which is herewith
served upon yon, and % serve copy Of your an.
ewsr to the said complaint, on the subscriber
at his once In the city of Pembina in the count,
Of Pembina and state Aforesaid. within THIRTY
days after serving this summons upon ycu, OK
elusive Of the day Of such service, end II yor
fail to answer the said complaint within thu
time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action vii
apply to the court for the relief demanded Il
tic complaint. besides costs and disbursements
Dated August 9th A. D. 1895.
w. ]. KNEssHAw,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Pembina, N. u
To Annie Broger, defendant above named.
You will please take notice that the complain
In the above entitled action was h!ed with
Francis A. Hart clerk of the district court at hi
ofiice In the court house In the city Of Pembini
on the 9Th day Of August. A. D. 1s05.
w. j. KNEEsHAw,
Plaintinre Attorney
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Col. Lounsberry, editor of the Re-
cord, has been in the city this week
collecting pictures and memoranda
for his next edition. There will be
a large amount Of illustrated space
devoted to historical and present Penn
bina county and everybody should
have q copy for themselves and two or
three for their friends. The Record
is neatly printed and profusely illu.
strated, Is devoted to the North Da.
kota past and present, aud is publish
ed ut Fargo ut $500 per year.
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ST. Thomas is still in -broll over
the discharge of Prof. Held and the
engagement of Prot. Cakes. All of
which will make things pleasant and
prosperous when the new term begins.
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The apportionment of the state
tuition fund, Aug. 10, was $69, 5O4 .94
or $l.09 per capita. The school popu.
lation of the state is 63,76e. Pembi-
ma county, with 1914 pupils Of school
age gets $6,184.66.
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Genuine Imported psrsIanInsest Powder.

Genuine Persian Insect Powder awarded high.
e.t prizes at different expeditions. viii destroy
gu sorts o. insects on animals and plants. Best
and dealers or send silver or stamps to
Nd. RoLvIo, Importer.
Pemblna, N. D..
sect Powder thorough trial and know It does
all what Is claimed for It.
T. ToLcHARD, PIG. ORsHR.
Bathgate, Russell House, Neche,
THos. CORBKTr, Pembipa
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.3KD 4 1hvaas, s n;Ey,ssAr ,s,s
. Randoaph g., Chicago, keep this paper %, sle
60 eoSs1soss . viii d ADVERTISERS,
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Notice or Contest.
y. s. Land Office, Grand Forks, N. D. June

U. s. Land Office, Grand Forks, N. D. JUNE
28th. 1895.
Complaint having been entered at this offic.
doning his homestead entry No. 1920 dated Oc
toher 18th. 1891 upon the northeast quarter, sec
tion thrty-four, township one hundred and
bns .oanty. II. b, with View to The cancel
laton of said entry; the sad parties nre hereby
summoned to appear at this office ON the 4tf
day of September 1898, at O'Clock A. N. to re.
alleged abandonment. That the testimony III
above cnsc he taken before Henry McGuin, a
Notary Public OF Pembina County at Walhalla
N. ID. or the 31st day of August 1895, at lOo'cock
Am.
JAS. v BROOKE,
Eli Register