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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-06

The o. & o. S. S. Doric celebrated the
Fourth of July on the ocean by dis
play of fireworks and other festive &C.
cuDations.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

iasues Of bonds without the consent OF
congress. The clipping Le enclosed was
. column of slush from tho Gazette de-
claring that the plank in the democratic
platform concerning the employment Of
troops in case Of strike, for the purpose
Of enforcing the orders Of the receivers.
means anarchy. With Herr Most and
E. Ellery Anderson on Steinmetz's side
of this question there is plenty OF room
for argument as to which il the anarch-
istic ticket.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

whsfeas, Lister York, Of the counGy Of Delta
in the state Of Colorado, did. by hi. certain deed
Of trust, dated the fourth day Of April, A. D.
1888, duly recorded In the once Of the County
Clerk ans ::ss..oi,ier OF Delta county 10 said
state, on the sixteenth day Of April. 1855. IN book
u Of .,,d EecS on eoanig
Arapahos. as trustee or In case Of the death, res
ignstion. absence from aid county Of Arapahoe
to act. then to the then aching county clerk d
the county Of Delta, ss the successor Of the said
Rollins in said trust thereby created. the follow
In ssid county Of Delta, to-wii:
The west half Of the north east quarter. the
ssn ses,ae en- 9. seyen and ihe Sorth wss
quarter of the north west quarter Of section mum
bered eight tsl, all in township numbered thir
tainine one @ hundred and sixty tis0) acres be the
or T r1s. e s:m
and demand which the said Lester York has In
and to an undivided one third interest in Q eef
Kiser creek and used for the irrigation Of the
above described prsmisss. In trust 20 secure the
g S.s ss;.a' .ss hss.s: lh1sss :, *.
Apr,l. .isss, ior he sum q Your Husdred and ffny
:sse s: s. % sss s;s :'a &. s 8,
wheIess, ..id deed Of trust 1rsyides that in
TENOR and efHect then, on application In writing
irsn the ,ssal holder q Aid 1css 'hs u .id ~
dispose Of said prrmisea, and an right. 1tle,
benent and equity of redcpption of the said
Lester York. his socce-ofs and assigns. in and
in the mansrr and for the purpose in atl Ased
whereas, default has been made In the pay.
from Nay I, iss4, according % IL tenor and the
same 10 stiIl unpaid, and the legal holder thereof
has made application In writing sDccesiysiy y
6Ispo.e q The aid prssnIses NJ the psrpos.s
P'Ss Sssss.s. sss s.sd s.iiins hss .-..sned no.
S 4a an: q. s suy s. q. s.@ es aus
VS2seas. ne sssd 6ssd a srust further pro-
" We. q ~ s. = ss.s q :: sch ss ;e
sssrcssnnr n trust aud new trustee - efdsesltd,
ss =. E: : IA a. sS.. y ~ sesss. Ssss
~ acslng cousey eierh q Ds,ta esustX.
Ng., s.ssesDss. Z. ths .nAsnis.sd. oses.s 3,
q Dsisa, s1ccessos IN triss by sssd DEED q I'm!
svpiissssos, - y!1!ss q ss Io.e.. ..d s.s.ss.
!: =: =. Sss - ..s = - .sss-S ss e - ~ q *
~ s.sssss e - 6vss 6oos q sAs Is.soNss
10 8: = - : 49, - go s e. e :. VI @Hsss1SzT s1SzT
fME IVkLg1u DAY o. AUGUSf, 4 .. -
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s.: ~. e:. 80: q :ss,s ,:s q E: .s,se % 4
sss sstA llsses Yssh, his ssccsusnn aad Assisas,
esr~as .. Ccsxsss.
Aes.ag Cs1ty C1at q Dsisa Css.sy. CosssAs,
suoeeOR - Trua. New TFusse.
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lat i-ssT.s1n August ss1. A. .. isD
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22
CORY He1s Hvgvsis.

Special Correspondence.
July Il. 1896
Hurrah for w. J. Bryan.
Messrs. o. j. Rics and Wm. Peak, OF
Montrose, have been calling in this
vicinity. Mr.. Peak is tho inventor of q
gas pipe that will keep cattle from bloat-
ing on alfalfa. 1t has proven to be a
success.
Rufus Keiser, who came over from
Salida to visit j. Keiser. is on the sick
list.
Mrs. ]. ]. Smith and her father, n.
Ford. are visiting relatives in the North
Fork.
A few ranchmsn Of this vicinity met
at the residence of Henry Column the
other evening to converse over the
matter in regard to taking water out Of
the river with a wheel. Geo. P. Chilss
was chosen to 60 to Grand Junction to
converse with Smith Bros. and others
in regard to the cost Of the same etc.
The district convention ef the F. A. &
/. U. held last Wednesday and Thursday
in the Gunnison valley was q success
and no doubt will be OF great benefit to
rs hayseeds.
Hon. j. T. Heath, wife and son attend
cd the convention Of the f. A. and I. U.
Sanford Webb will 60 to Ridgwsy this
week for a visit with relatives for few
days.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

TIE New York Dispatch calls all who
oppose Mckinley ''anarchists- and says:
Tho Chicago platform represents now
and hideous mind poison. contagious
sud hateful; IL must b stamped out.
Illinois owes it TO her sister states to
crush Altgeld; South Carolina to crush
Tillmsn; Colorado to crush Teller; and
other states to crush the monsters
Indigenous TO them, but who arc exotic
to our soil. Tho sympathy We have for
silver. the need We have Tor protection,
~ hope ws had for prosperity. must be
forgotten. while - . nation We meet and
clay this new and monstrous mind poi
son. From now TO November, let every
sans man and patriot, watch, pray and
work Tor Mckinley and victory" When
COLORADO "crushes Teller" the editor Of
Shs Dispatch will be in an insane asylum.
where he now should DO. These gilded
anarchists might - well understand first
a. last that Colorado will stand by Sena.
tor Teller in his manly courss Of fight
ing for silver and the common people
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

IMAY be in error. but in my humble
judgment he who would rob man OF his
necessary food or pollute tho springs at
which he quenches his thirst, or steal
away from him his accustomed rest, or
condemn his mind to the gloomy night
OF ignorance. 10 no moro an enemy Of his
race than the man who, deaf to tho
entrsstiss Of the poor aud blind to the
suffering he would cause. seeks to des-
troy one q the money metals given by
the Almiahty to supply the needs Of
eommsrcs.-Hon. WIN. J. Bryan.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22


An ordinance sstablishIse the Rrade of ssrsets
De It ordained By the Board Of Trustees Of the
s.csion ]: Th:. sDs The parpe.. Of establishing
sr.de. for the to.n Of D.lta The ioitial staIsinS
esciion 2. Grades hereinafter given or es-
tablishsd shall be the grades upon the center
sii points siyen sSaii Be in : nnifeim direct line
between each tvo points given, ascending. de-
when osherwise % % .,pr.siy % men mensis.ed. 2 and % si.s
sser deserisei shall bs and Ssrssy q. e.sssii.is
sde.sii. 4 srsess vssSs = snd H:.f tns INA sea
foe eufbs On such str cts.
Ill Gs nom the essabiished datum plane which
= nese1y ofdained TO b TIE top Of the sandseune
On ses sss e: sr,rii: Sillas =
ing ct conner of Third aud Main streess, and in
elevation is assuned - 100. and, together VIII
tmade by John A. CurtiA eneinssr) ahsli = usDd
IN al n,,sers psrsainins p ths snas q tAe
Section I. The ssoses ses by Josn A.
Curtis, snFinssr, under the sugeryision q The
q fes:des and sisoes are hereby declared y =
SRxDa AND GLADSTONE r,vx or ,u,..
s:s.s ssss !. sss.: ss;::s s:;ss via as.s s'
q. ". COZ, seoae ~ ~ a. n. asd = h. Z. - ~
ssd + Is r. < ~ 3 ]. I, s e.. -; -, Il =
rnIn0 AHD uAlg eeno1S.
y. ". COZ. ssoes - Y g. 3. - s a Z q -
q. + & 81 Va q Z 8. &c =, -: - s;
cor. ssone 1T Il q n asA = n g q . j. Il
er. Hock Is 8. 2 cDs aogs - Y q ,. ss1 .
q ~. Of The =. ". CO. beee6 -.
seC.rn ASn sAY ssecH
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22
llsaie EasIaad Heard From.

The following letter was received Sat.
urday from tho county treasurer Of Ell
Paso county, and his request complied
with. excepting that tho loss Of one
subscriber wont cause The INDEPESDEST
to stop for any length Of time.
Howard Russell Esq. Delta Colo.
Dear Sir:-You will at once stop THE
DELTA INDEPENDENT and forward bill
for what may owe you.
In your editorial you say the rspubli-
can party has endorsed Cleveland and
his bond issuo when just the contrary is
true and you are now supporting . party
that Condemned Cleveland, or themselves
rather, for issuing bonds and almost in
the next plank endorse tariff for revs.
nue. only. the very thing that made II
necessary for them to issue bonds.
cannot and never will support . party
that y in league with anarchists and
dynamitenL A party that has never been
on the right side of any great question
- yet, and mark the prediction, 10 on the
wrong side Of the money question; un.
necessary for mo to give you ny ssssOos
they are too many. But thsnk God this
party of anarchy and reputation will
not b elected the people outside of few
OF the mining states will wipe it o6 the
face Of the earth - badly - they did
the same crowd in 1880 The enclosed
clipping 10 exactly what their platform
means and how snyone can call that
(.hics~o onvsntion n democrntic ono II
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22
California.

California.
San Pasqusl, Cal, July u.
Editor Of DELTA INDEPENDENT
II you will allow me q small space in
your paper will write few lines to my
many dear friends in Delta county - to
what l think Of Cal. First it has the
most delightful climate ever was in
the evening Of 4th OF July saw men
with ovsrcoats on aud ladies with fur
cspss. 1t does not ssem possible where
they raise oranges. lemons and some
bananas. But it IL true and il never
frostA The fog doss not como down. it
= just like . cloudy morning in Colo.
San Diego is called the best climate In
Cal. We went across the Bay and saw
the largest hotel In the world the
Coronado Beach hotel. We had . fine
drive through orange and lemon groves
and have sssn roses running over two.
story house and gsraniums 10 to IA feet
high. They all tell us We came in the
worst time to $50 what Cal. is - this i
the dry part Of the season. / cannot
conceive what it would be at its best.
They are cutting alfalfa every month
without drop Of water thst 10 on the
river bottoms and they have q good crop
Of everything except peaches which is
only about half . crop. 1t is mistake to
say California ID not the place for poor
man. never saw better chances. So
much land owned by rich men that live
in the cities and they give a man .
splendid chance.
M NJ
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22
UOsAeo fer Pub1ae0t1Oo.
LAMB 0yyIcs At HOsrrnOeR, Cola. [
JulV f6 inol I

Notice IL hereby given that the followins-nan.
ed settler has filed notics Of his intention 10 make
final proof In support Of his claim, and that aid
proof will be made before Milton r. WEIGH,
county judge and exofficio clerk, At Della, Colo
rado, oa August ., 1896. viz:
ANDREW CALDWELL,
CedaredEe, Colo, who made d. 8. No. 1881 Ute
series for Lot /. Sec. 30. Twp. Is $, z ~ W. sth
r. N.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land. viz
william 3. Pickett, Thomas Cnl'y, Frank B.
Middleton samuel Middleton, all OF CedaredYe.
Delta county, Colorado.
A. Z. ANsBARY. Register.
(First pub Ju.y -; last July d. 1861
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

GOVERNOR MoRILL frankly admits that
the republicans Of Kansas will have
hard work to prevent the state relapsing
into populism this year. The free silver
sentiment in Kansas 10 strong. and there
are probably few thousand republicans
who will vote against their party ticket
on account of this issue.-Kansas City
Journal.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

CoNrrRoLLEs ECKELs has compelled
H. j. Jaquith - resign the presidency OF
the Hancock National Bank. Of Boston.
because he is silver man. II tho gold
men will keep up their lick in this line
they will insure the election Of q congress
which will promptly wipe the present
banking systsm out OF existence.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

For Annual Encsmpment Seventh Day
Adventists. at Denver, August 10 to Goth,
1896, . rate Of one and one fifth fare on
the certificate plan is authorized, pro-
viding there are fifty or more in attend
snce. Certificates to be signed by w.
Zeigler. secretary. Scott Bryan. Ticket
Agent. Union Depot, Denver. will act
a. joint agent and stamp certificates.
Certificates to be honorsd one day after
convention ia over.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

Elevation for foundation Of school house lold
b. NJ referred TO present u. n, Is i0I Sd.
J. A. CURTIS,
Surveyor.
Nay 2lst, 1876.
Section 5. ANY person destroying. or without
authority from the Is ard of Trustees removing
changing the location OF said curb stones.
moiesting or defacing tine said stones or bench
marks. shall be deem d guilty Of n misdeameanor
and on conviction shall be fined in nny sum not
less than ten nor more than twenty-five dollars
for each and every such off.nse.
Passed ap proved and ordered published, this
10th day Of ydly, 1886.
ATYKsf. LOIS l. BEAR, Mayor.
Town Clerk and Recorder.
{:s1;.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

JAsEs MCLAUGHLIN has letter from
his brother. in New York. which states
that canvas made among tho farmers
around Medina showed but one Nc
Kinley man among them, all the rest
being for Bryan.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22
Aa0fnistPat0r's N0siee.
Estate Of william 4. Coweli, deceased:

The undersigled, having been appointed ad-
ministraior Of the estate of William X. Cowell,
late Of the county Of Delta and state of Colorado.
deceased, hereby gives notice that he will ap
pear before the County Court Of Delta County.
At the court house In Delta. at the July term. 1855,
on the last Monday In July next, at which time
all persons ha wing claims against said estate are
notified and requested 70 attend for the purpose
Of having the same adjtntsd. All persons In
debtcd to said estate are requested TO make I'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated At Delta this 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1895.
W. X. GALE, Administrator.
First pub. July I: last July q, 1851
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

TIE Durango Herald got out very
fine special edition on account OF the
San Juan Pioneers Reunion and Fourth
OF July celebration.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22
Democratic Ticket.

The Montrose Press. with many a
kick and eplutter, has at last come out
in half hear ed support Of Bryan and
silver.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

Morning services will be held in
st. Lukes Episcopal mission hall the
second and fourth Sundays in each
month during July and August. Sunday
school every Sunday morning At 10
o'clock. Everybody cordially invited.
ARSoLDUs MILLKR.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22

Since the last list the following en-
terprising people have joined the pro-
cession and ordered The INDEPENDENT
sent to their addresses regularly:
Henry Brockmeyer, Bigelow. Kansas;
W. A. Finney. Colorow; W. r. Crook,
Falls City, Neb.; w. II. Jones, Delta.
For fine Job Printing call at this Office.
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22
-STATEME
OF the condition Of the
Delta County Bank,
or Desss, Csssrs6s,
Al the Close Of business, July 8, isos.

I, r. L. kellogg, cashier Of the above named
bank, do soleInnly swear 70 the best Of my
knowledge and belief that the above II q full
bank at the close Of business 90 Monday. July g.
A D. ieQ1, X. l.. KELLOGG, Cash.
Subscribed and sworn 70 beluse ne
this iith day Of July isas.
VIZ r. ROBERTBON,
Notary Public.
Ny Commission expires Sept. n, 1855.
(Pirst pub. July Is last July -. 1856
The Delta independent., 1896-07-22
For fino Job Printing call at this of
Or1aaooee.

Old papers for sale at this ONCE.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10
Reading Circle

CSAOluR NICle
While the law gives the manage
ment Of the State Teachers Reading
Circle to the superintendent of public
instruction, Superintendent Bates
has deemed it advisable to organize
a reading circle board to cooperate in
the work and at the recent meeting
Of the State Educational Association
appointed the members of the board
as follows: County Supts. L. B. Fam
cher, Ramsey county; G. E. Jackson,
Pembina county; w. G. Croker, Ran
som county; representing the county
superintendent section. of the State
Association; Prof. J.. E. Mccartney,
superintendent of the schools at Val
ley City, representing the high school
council, and Mrs. Jean Sanderson of
Edinburgh, representing the prima-
ry section Of the State Association.
Supt. Fancher is secretary of the
board, and Superintendent Bates is
president. The board has extended
the course Of reading for the year 1895
WWhlte's School Management" and
"How plans Grow" Cray until June
!, 1896, when the new course will be
announced.
In order to interest a greater num-
Der of teachers in the work, it has
been deemed advisable to establish a
three years course instead of four, as
heretofore.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10

former district in South Carlisle, near
d. Menzies'. 5000. Miss Grace Parker
opened an eight months term of
school near Pittsburg, Monday; the
district she taught in last year. 5000.
Mrs. Stilwell left yesterday for her
home in Iowa, after spending the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Ashley,
in this city..... .Judson LaMuure re-
turned from trip to St. Paul, We'd
nesday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10
School Report.

school Report.
Report Of the intermediate room oil
the Pembina public school, for the
month of March: Not absent during
the month: Arthur Barron, Frank
Fee, Maggie Dormer, Edgar Horr,
jessie Mcdonald, Percy Kneeshaw,
Lucille Switzer, Eddie Conmy, Waite,
Paterquine, Sylvester Gerardine.
Frank Wardwell, Mabel Wardwell.
Those averaging over 80 in thei,
studies were as follows: Fourth
grade, Donat Trudell 90, Freda Arna.
son "a, Belle Mckay 913, Irene Ayleu
81, Maggie Dormer 80. Third grade,
Eddie Conmy 90, Ella Weiderman 954,
Bella Robbie 943, Harry German 933,
Mabel Wardwell 933, Sydney Douglas
&c.,. Number enrolled. 81.
Report Of grammar department.,
Pembina public school, for the month
of March. Averaging over 90 per
cent: Neil Anderson, Annie Conmy,
Otto Weiderman, Mary Conmy, Guy
Mckay, Charlie Bride, Eta Weider-
man. Mabel Bride, John Conmy, Lot
tie Hoffman.
Not absent through the month:
Neil Anderson, Annie Conmy. Otto
Trudel, Eta Weiderman, Mary Con-
my, Allen Douglas, Nellie Kerr, Guy
Mckay, Edith Wardwell, Lottie Hoff-
man. Charlie Bride, Ethel Smith,
Alex Whitson, Otto Weiderman, John
Conmy, Cora Felson, Rosa Kochen.
dorfer, Fred Price, Wendell Whitson.
Mr.. A. H. Anderson, our photo
grapher, will be found In bis usual
place. above the drug store on April
18th to 10th, after which he will make
his visits semi.monthly. :.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10
Personals.

Edward Piche went to Thief River
Falls, Sunday. to look for location
of opening another butcher shop. 1t
is probable that he will place Mr..
Gagnfer, his butcher here, in charge
of the new shop If he decides on a To-
cation. 800. .Rey. Mr.. Moore leaves for
the conference at Jamestown, Mon
day. Mrs. Moore will visit her folks
at Bowesmont during his Absence.
Will Bentley and family went to
Bowesmont, Monday, where Mr.. Bent
ley goes to take charge Of his uncle's
farm, the coming season. Andrew
Peterson and family left for Drayton,
Monday, where they will open bak-
cry and restaurant. Mr.. Peterson
was the baker at Fort Pembina for
ten years, in the early days and ought
to be well up IN the profession. 49,.
Word comes from Fort Harrison, that
Lieut.. Ely is the happy father Of
baby boy. JAS. w. Harvey, of
Ernest, was in the city, Monday and
made us a pleasant call. Attorney
Muir and Landlord Buie were over
from Hamilton, Tuesday. Mr.. Muir,
as secretary Of p. G. F. & e. G, is al
ready full of business in connection
with next falls fair. g. .. Miss Annie
Reinholt leaves in a few days for Du-
luth, where she will work at dress
making. Miss Reinholt is good
workwoman and will undoubtedly
find lots to do in her new field. AT
torneys Brynjolfson and Laxdal were
In the city Tuesday, attending court,
the former went on to Winnipeg
while the latter returned home. 800.
Charley Asseltine went to Great
Falls, Mont, Tuesday, where he will
probably take up his residence with
Herbert Strain. =. Marshal Newans,
of Drayton, was In the city, Tuesday,
on business before the board Of coun-
ty commissioners. II. A. Wilson
appeared before the county commits
sioners, Tuesday, to have the Oak
Leaf designated the oa3cial paper in
place Of the Pembina County Demo.
crat, as designated at the January
meeting. ...Miss Gertie Kemp leaves
uext Monday. to teach school IN her
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10

4 b
w. .. SHORT has q piano that plays
itself. 1t consists OF an attachment.
to an ordinary piano; start the electro
motor. and the keys begin to dance.
just as IL some unseen and uncanny
power were playing. The tunes are
played equally well and in some re-
spects superior to the playing by we'll
trained performers. 1t will be on ex-
hibition next week ut the. NJ. e. Sun
day school entertainments. 1t Is GER
tainly curiosity.
A NEW time table takes effect on
the Northern Pacific next Sunday.
The passenger. trains from the south
will arrive at Pembina at 1850 In the
morning and going south at 1886 in
afternoon. This change is brought
about by the shortening up of the
time on the coast trains, which has
been reduced to two days and six
teen hours from St. Paul to the Pa
citic coast. AS everybody knows, the
Northern Pacific is always on time,
and this reduction on the Pacific sys-
TEN is sure tGkresult in an increased
passenger traffic over that road.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10

BUDD REEVE has invented smut
killer. Budd's invention is a square
box holding a bushe; or so of wheat.
The box has perforated bottom of
zinc. Put the wheat in the box and
then put the box in Il barrel filled
with the copperas solution, letting
the LIQUID run in from the bottom
until it covers the wheat, then set
the box to drain. Budd charges 50
for such a box and says he is doing
missionary work." Budd's idea is
apparently good one, but his boxes
seem to come high, as we think we
could make something that would do
the same work for about twenty-five
cents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10

ST. VINCENT had AIRED hot election
on Tuesday. The issue was pontoon
bridge and the political breakers
wrecked the bridge by from six to
eight majority. ''Hark from the
tombs a doleful sound.'' We suppose
some people really enjoy living in a
graveyard.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10

UNCLE JOSH Spruceby the funny
New England play, will be at Kittson
Hall, Pembina, Thursday, April 10th.
The company numbers twenty people
and through misunderstanding in
their dates, they have onesnight open
between Winnipeg and Grand Forks,
which they will play here Special
scenery is shown during the play in
GLIDING the wonderful sawmill scene,
showing full working sawmill in
operation on the stage. A band and
orchestra of solo musicians are with
the company, and the street parade Of
the "Hay-seed" band takes place at
3 p. m. This lisa novelty, is promis-
ed, in the way of street shows different
from what is usually seen, and it will
no doubt be looked for with interest.
Seats are now on sale at Shorts satis-
factory store. Get them early.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10

GRAFTON is to have daily. Bates
is going to try it again. With a, new
hotel and daily paper the Grafton
lite will be on deck.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10

sSr g. a. r. MEETING in the army hall
next Monday evening. A full attend
ance is requested.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10

SUPr. JACKSON, of Pembina, was
on deck early at the teachers meet
ing. He had fifty-slx from his county
and consequently felt pretty fair, and
the teachers backed him up by their
looks, which were also fair.-Grafton
Record.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10

The closing service for the present
conference Year" will be held at
the NJ. E. church Sunday evening at
the usual hour. Subject, "God going
before his people," ALI are cordially
invited.