davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
SdDiffsfartcn Uon nnS nadj Scntid.
fnub.

Son Baltimore bis @rcmen: SEA-.
iiite $40 mlo $3.50; @remcn-9al.
timore bis gum 1. Nopember $3.50
utb 5000; pom 1. Nppember bis
I. Iugult $3.50. Nunoreiie su bill.
li9crcm Yrciie. SbeO. $. Sicmer &
Gu., Simmer Ger. 3, ia Slt.Sering'
ton Str. (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Sin W1ttcrtranf

1T ona bon 6reo. @alcrnidmi0t'&
oNmcricnn @remerp" bergcitcllte
vSolocc" @icr. s. lit Elm burdoll5
rcinc8, rcidcS mo oniprchenocS
&opicr- unb Wnl5ncbrGu uno ais
StGrtc'pcnoer mucrQlcihlid). llebcr.
5ell9en Sic iih ourh @eltcalu,o elmer
&iltc esd bel &brem @irtb ober per
Eel. &. & =. 36l, M0, tl91; 9raue-
rel 1l0l-tt2S &iQcn-Str. (23S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
las = . m
@o6cnblatt
0cS
DenId5en


cntbalt bicie @od,e mieScr zine
6iillc scS intcrciiGntcitcn 9eie.
I%toffcS. Nnhcr Dem rcidbaltiacu
GepcIdJcntGcilc, in iucldDcm iiber
a!lc @Orfommniic in Der aan,cn
Mclt anSfilbrlidD bcridtct mirb,
cntbalt OnS @udjcn6lntt cine
Mcnac i%ntrrcHantcr 0adridtcn
ans Dem Staatc Warnlonb uno
Den anarcn5enocu Staaicn, 10.
mic Sic nrncitru Qofolncniafci.
ten ans Scr Stnot, mcldDc NIT
arOFcr Surafalt fir onS@Odeu.
blatt nnSacuGhlt mcrorn. Trr.
ncr iino i'm WUdDrnblattc ncs
p2cntidJcn Gurrcipunocntcn" Die
imtcrcIInntcltcu rcoaftiuncllcn
HcIprcduugcn iibcr mihtiac
Snacscrcianiiic cntbaltcu, 10
Dan 6nS &lntt tbntiadllidD Dun
Ynfnng bis III Gnoc ais Elm &c.
mil iiir Scn 0ciitrcidJcn Ycicr
nnocicbcu mcrocn muf. Hub
on,n Scr bili9c Yrcis. Ser
rcidDbaltiac Snbalt madDt Snbcr
baS @odenblatt ocS yScntiden
GorrclpOnorutrn" III Dem gecig.
nctitcn @cidJenfe iiir TrennSc in
Der altcn, uic in Der nriicn Sci.
mntb. Ser ErciS bctrGat MIR
$50 bel GurnnSbcsablnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Ecmui0luania Giicnbabn Spc5iaI-
Grfnriion nadl Ebilaoclpbia, Mifm.

imatun nnS Gbeitcr uno auriid am
Sonntdg, Den 81. gllglit. Der
SpcSioi5ug pcrldbt bcn llnion-
@nbnboi in Baltimore Inn s llbr
&orm., Die Hiidiobrt bon Gbilaocl.
pbio @roabitrobcn E @obnboD CT.
iolet I'm $50 abcnbs. $500 nod
Ebilooclpbia, $3.50 nnd GbcIter uno
500 nah @ilmiligton uno 5nriif.
(234,6,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Samitaa. nnb Eunntaa.Grfuriipnen

nod @aIbin9ton 1926 ouf Der
yGcnniplpuuia-9 obn." @ilete iino
iiir sic Giidiabrt bis SonntaB
Ibeno 9iiltig. aac 3iiae, ben
Congregational 2imitco" ntsgenom.
men. GSr&Sd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26

lctOnulcll m0rclt.
&onol 5dt flein.
Sii0lid) bon ser NORTH 2lpcnltc cr.
ci0ltctc iid) an Ser @rccnmount Npc.
cine 6cOcutCn0c llcbcrid)ucmmlnQ,
ga ser 0ortiQc 9Ib5uQafouol, obidon
QroB ncnnt1 fiir Elm 6ubrpcrt, Ole
9&uiicrmniien oc9 Ncntino' Alul nidt
ioiicn tonntc. Ginrr Der NullaeiNcn.
thilmcr mor bci'm W}opor uulO inn
Observation-Disclosures Geportcmcnt II.
bctlo0tc iid). Gr ioQtc, Die 9cpohncr
IN ic1cr @cgcno bGttcn DOR ctlihcn
Sohren $1,000 S6u0cncriob crbultcn
iiir elmo 0bnlid)c llcberihucummg
mo uilr0cu icBt notwithstanding micOcr
flnQen.
Cine lO50Qi1c Nbu00r0brc an Der
observation-disclosures, nnbc YuunuIc=
Strobc, lullroc Dcritopit mo ciltr
Scftion Der (Crrucotto 9t06rc burit
mo 0o8 @oiicr ihob mcbrcrc 3oQ
bod ilbcr Sen N&cQ cnpor. Tic BE
mobncr IN Der Nohborihoit NIoub-
ten, cine Moiicrr6brc ici 0cborItcn,
un0 bcndNrihtidtcn 0oa @oiicr= Sc.
pGrtcncut.
&n Oit Baltimore.
Gle Strobcn in 0it Baltimore
murOcn ioit p~ollItGubig ii6er.
idwcmmt, mo an monhcn Stcllen
mar ooa g@oiier ctrpo . 6pB ticl mo
Scr Strobcnbobnpcrfcbr mirroc ctmd
cine babe Stlm0c lang o%llfQrboIten.
Nm Der IIicc0nnu NM g2oliC Strubc
lDur Dos Moiicr cine 3cit lang ioit
3 SUB tici mo Die @oggon2 scr Golls
tom Hlntc ton1tcn tnlm nurhronl.
men. Cos @lcidc mar Der Soil an
Ger Goirmolnt Npcmlc mo gSulie
StroBc GoNcr= m0 Gorolinc-S trubc.
Cine 0al15c Nn5obl Seller i'm Often
luur0cn iibrrlhmtmmt.
&n8oltimo Gount0.
MobrcnO 0c3 Sturmc5 morcn Die
WllBc nobc 0eu @criht@qebGuoc SIT
COMPTON %hcionocro itnrf mo mcbrerr
DER GountDbcomtcn c%rIitten clcftriidlc
Shl0Nc. Sin NliBltrobl OrnnQ nod
Dem CT ben obcrCn (bcil zines Nborne
buume9, ctlpo - Nor0a pom @c.
rldtHgcbduoc cnticrnt, 5Crid)mCttcrt
hottc, oil Den Gclcpbouor0btcn emit
lang in 0o@ Enncrc Oc3 @cbGu0c0 1t.
c%rplo0irte inn Corridor 0eiiclbcn mil
ld)uB1buIidcn Small. Sine
Qon5c Nn5nbI Der GlerfS in sem @e
b0ll0e mllr0e 0urh oCn @liblhlod be
t0itbt. ST., Stnumton @o9lcn, Gbci.
clcrt Der GoluntDs GomnlillGre, mlr0c
betoltbt mo tonntc icincn rcd)ten
Trm 0erulmc Belt nidt gcbrnuhcn;
0e@alcihcn &omC@ 4. 9u0on. Glcrt
I'M 9ilrcau 0cS Golrntn-S dobmci-
tiers, SorrD Nromn, Glcrf ser Tirnto
@bccIcr & Gnntort, ucocns
lIbcr bonn @criht5gcbGu0c, mo @n.
i. Ncad, Glcrt i'm 9iircult 0cS Mcoi-
TRAITORS. ScBtcrer crbolte lid) crit
nod) %crIoui mcbrcrrr Shtn0cn.
II cbcri d mcm muuQen uuf
~
Der DN0r6l. Central.
0abn".
Gic Souptlinir Scr .NGr0l. Gen,
mltrbc 5luiihen Eorfton
mo Wcntlcu iibcridmcmmt. an hir.
lcr @cacnO iiibrcn 0ic 8elciic iibrr
Incbrcrc Str0nle unb bier oOcr iiini
Srilfcn. Nobc elmer ic0cn bon Die.
len VriIdcn mlroc 6ic Gr0c inter ncn
Sclcllcn lo%rtACudidclL un0 cS mGbrte
'lnbc5n 81 Stnnocn, bis 0iciclbcn re,
porlrt mir0cn. Nic G~rprc6,iioc Scr
Sobn nnlBtcn 0nber iibCr Hbilo0cl-
pblo lnlo NorriSbiirg Qcionot pcyOcn.
y uf Scr N eitI. MorpIGn-
Scr @ohn".
Phi Scr o@citl. MorOI. @obn" no
@lpnoon mlrben bic Wclcilc chen.
oils ilbcridmcmnt, lnO Der &crfcbr
MI Der @obn mllrbe Qcrullmc ,3cit
Illd oic @oNQonS scr Dorf.
ltpoo-S tro6cnbobn-Siul e~rlittcn bo-
purd) &cripGtlmacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Gcnnn's fciu arr0Itctc Goiiccs

tperoen III oaen Stabttbeilen bon
Baltimore perfauit. Gle porsiiglide
Aualit1t uno mGBigen Yreiie MAIDEN
oieielben eerabe5n beriibmt.
9.S.9cnma Go., Sbce, &afiec, 3nder.
tApril5. i2tSoSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
9trtbmr %. Mpbjum,

UT. To, ff'NoItimorc. etrakc.
Taiiagc MutariatS . 8clSuediel.
@nrran. ShiifSforten fir ole
Snmpier.2 inien. NciiepGIie, @ediel,
@elbluchiel ,.no @.loienoungcn.
(apriI4,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26

Sir Gon5ertc, %Gllc nnS Inter
%laltnnacn lit Die %gcrGnmiac, bcamcm
aclcgcnc Safe bcs rSnrnpcrcinS Dor.
wGris," 132-734, @cit. 9crimatun.
StrnkC, III pcrmictbcn. (22i,3tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
@clSicneuHacn nadD Scntidlanb nno
ScItrcid

ST 81 Gcnts pro Morf uro 2OH
GcntS pro &rone. Eorto ertra.
@cd)iel musgeIteIlt ailf olle Sbeile
ser 98clt. Sbeu. s. 9iemcr & Go.,
ia Oit-2erin9ton.S Str. Sinmer Mr.
3. US0@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Nu5 ocn @cridltsbDicu.

@eIb olS llnipcriolmittcI fir Die sci.
hung offer S6mcr5cn. llnclC
Gam miro flogbur. - Eotent
gcidiiBt.
Sic oWiorplono telephone So"
mur0c Qcitcrn BON @ottic 6or unO
jbrcm @nttcn Sa6otro 1or megcn
onQcbIidcn NnariiiS out 20. &lli
oui $500 S6oocncriob perflagt.
Sic bcboupten, 0oB oie 6rou bon
Ocn IlNcitcltcn ocrGompoQnie roub
b%C6unNclt murbc, OILS lie bic Grid.
tlrlg zines Gioitcn9 Dor ibrem &alt.
ic III ucrbin0crn illdltc.
Inter GGnIider @c0riin0uu9 Der.
lon0t &ohn &lomon3tp Die &lcinig.
felt bon $1,000 bon berici6rn Gonr.
poanic. Gr CrbicIt onQcblid) onl TO-.
Sui cine Trodt FriiGcl.
Cigar 90. Momalcn, ser on ser
&iurItrobc in Gin lmbCid,iittcS God
trot unO lih oobci ihmcrilih pcrlct'
tr, pCrlnnNt I'M superior = @erid)t
$1,000 Sd)mcr5cn&acI0 bonn MoDor
unb Stn6trotb.
Trc6crid @oI56olCr, fen. rcidtc
4cItern fir lCincn minocriG6riqcl
Sobn Src0crid un0 iid) irIbit cine
Sdo0encrinBtloQe bon $4,000 9e-
Ncn sic rSomc SoietD 0tl GcIinerN
So" elm. &n 0Criclbcn miro bcbollp,
tct, SOB ser GNobc om 5. Nlt0nit an
Scr @incitrobc pon cincm 6rbrmcrf
Ser GompoQnic ST @u0cn Qcporfcn
un0 crnltlid pcrlcbt mur6c.
ltnclc Gam miro floQbnr.
@utocS 0iItrift3onmolt Noic Der
fInotc 0cItern i'm Nolncu scr Out
6c2re0iCrrng George 9L. bon 2inQcn,
Willium Is. Ntfiniou mo &cnrp q.
Silfen IN 6irmo q, Sdumoher &
So, mo Den Noroo. 2lono oui $50.
G8 miro bcbonptct. sob sic %crflaq-
ten iib i%uciQcrtclL Sic lt1tcr6oltato.
item fir mcbrcrc GinlponocrCr 81 be
5obIen, sic Der 6iicrrtlihcn @ObltbG.
ti9fcit sur Qoit iicIen ms oeportirt
mcrhcn mi,Btelt.
Sic NcqicrumQ crGob ollBcr0em
GIogc QcQcn sen ShGcpp0umpier
~Morn," sic @oggcrnloiAinco NIpbo"
Int6 bier 2oItfG6nc, oie onqcbIid) I'M
@iocriprud) nit Dem @umoc99cict.
iueIheS 0o2 NuiitcQcn polt 2id)tern
pGbrcnb ser No6t, lpcun Dor Nnfcr
NeQongcL poridrCi6t, am I. NltIi I'M
@icomico- TIllb oufcrtcn, obuc sic
2id)trr orjlrbrinacr. Gic Stroic lit
@cihloQnnbnte oocr @cIoblbc bis ST
5000.
Nntru nri h # Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26

$40 Ser .aurbelien. miro
am Sonnta1, beri q, guguit, einen
Ausilna nod aponbale boIten uno
BORT Yreisfeaeln mo EreisihieBen
peranItnlten. Cine aaaenleine Sim
oerbeideerung iinoet babel audi ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
$500 philadelphia nnb 5nriif $500.
St.50 G6citcr mnb snriif $3.50.
ST LOO Wilminatpn nnS snriif S1.0O.

Iili ser ,Eenniplpania giienbabn'
am Sonntag, Sen 81. Mugult.
Der Spe3iol5ug perl1Bt ben Union.
9obnboi 8 ltbr Torm., Nildiabrt
bonn 9roooItruben = Sabnbof IN Hbi.
laoelpbia $50 abenos. (234,6,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
&ic Gin Wuifcnbrndj.

|
Gin Boil NrAen ficl in So Minutcn.
- WaiiCr rid)ict IN Sto6t mo
Son6 Sho6cn an. - NliBIdJlGgc
int Gomion betdlrbcn mcbrcrc
2cutc.
Scoer @iirgcr ser Sto6t iucib ans
cigencr Griobrurh bob C3 AcItcrr
%6onncric, bliBtC llnb rcQnctc, onS'or
mittoN mie nit &onncn ulo om
Nodmittoa innit, ober bcitGnbia,
obcr mic mon III SodiCn inQt: cS rio
icItc. Gic NuSiidtcn fir mcitcrc
Gpen0cn OcS Supitcr ElunilS Iino
otSgc5cidnct. Ter 9fcQcn luor be
ion0er@ am &ormittoQ uon GROCER
0untcIbcit bcgleitct, 10 DOB in bcr
@iircnur @oS on9c5iin0ct n,o Dos
Cleftriidc 2id,t ongc0rcbt mCr0cn
mlbtc. Die @oicrntoIicn iuorCn Nc-
moltiQ; mGbrcnn Der crlten 30 Wtinls
ten 0c8 flciucn Woltcnbrlldlco Ilcl
iiber cin Boil NCocn, Ger lid ilbcr
Stoot lu1D Son0 critrcdtc. 10 BOB 0ie
Nonca' Safe IN gnn5 bcoentlldcr
@ciic mnihuoIlcn. Die @Ciobr per.
500 iih icboh micOcr mo ridtcte Ole.
icr Strom IN ser Stoot tcincn Sdo
Den an. Gic Nb5uqSfon0lc in Der.
ific6enCn S%toottbeilen bcluielen lid)
ais urNcniiacno. mo IN 6olGc Del
fen limo aus 0iciclt o0er nnocren
8riirocr ole iolgenoeu &erluite 81,
berid)ten:
VI aucretn ltur5.
Ter beitige Rc0en bon a~citcrn DIOR.
gen perurlnd)tc Den GinItlr5 Der 5lucl
Sub oideu Moller mcld)c lctten
@erbit ulri Der @oiicnronoliuic Der
CHARLES. Strnbc ON @ouplnBc Der
SIM" an Der Siiomeit-Gde bon @ola
timore. unb Charles Strobc Crrid)tct
moroen mar, oils oiilid)e @%rcn5mnuer
fir ooS Gruderci @emoIbc lmtcr DEM
Sroitoir. Sui elmer SGnAe bon %
SUB ~itiir5te Ole Mnucr in Den &eller
binein, ilno ooS feline g3GrtcrbGuS-
dlefL lpeld)eS 9ou-G Contractor Nroop.
tbeillpeiie oui Der Wouer rllbenh, cr.
rid)tet bate, ionf nit binab uno
pliroe oen1olirt. Gum 8liid befano
iid) sur 3eit 9iema1o I'M SGuSdlen,
Ser Contractor bate fir Die 6unoaz
mente Der oitliden Walter oeS nellell
Sim" -@eb1uoes MnSgrobungen Dor
nebnlen lailen. ole 3 5itB tiefer Gin
gen. als Die eingeitiir5te Mmlcr, obile
oieie 5i itiiben. @ebduoe' Snipeftor
Ereiton mndyie Srn @raep porge-
ftern alf Die 8einbr allfmerfiom.
Sadperiianoi9e iagenL Die Maner
bdtte sebaltert luenn Die Stnr5regen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26

Qo3 iiiniii6digc 1a1rif0cbdltOc ser
6lrnlo 6rcocrid Q1nurcr & 60, So
brifHnten pom NIbuml S~pie2clu uno
Observation-Disclosures }a. sos II. $40.
@cIt ErOttitru6c, wrr0c acitcrn M}or.
gen 3miiden 8 un6 If llbr 5ltnl Ar0B-
ten Ebcil ourd Iclw }crit0rt. Ger
ol1erl6tetc SdooW bcIrGAt lulQcidbr
$l5O,O00 mn6 300 EnlNcitelltc. mel
ltel9 Itd0d)en NM A1ubcn, iin0 IN
6oI1c Scr Ic%llerSbrmit tcmpordr ar.
bcit3Ioa. Tic 6irma miro icOod io-
tort cine tcntporGrg So6rif in cincnt
onOcrcn @cbGuOc cnrihtcl, nm no
nr03Iit oIIc Nuitrd1o iiir sic 6cItto0c
81 %bcIor0cn.
Gas Tcllcr cntitol0 AMI lmbcfonntc
Wctlc fms nnd) 9 Ilbr IN elmer Gdr
I'M nlcrtcn Stodlpcrt lmo mtroc bon
circn &noben cut0Att, mclder Sen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26

Molulnno's tiirfiidje S1ocr.
Ganitable' @ebanSc, 9pitamt aeaen. etetS often.
(glg22-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-26
Nntrnt ncid il 4 t.

Hiftcr MorriS mtcr5cidnctc &C.
Itcrn I'M @ulbe&Neridlt cincn @cfeb(.
Die 1irno @iln9 & @ilmS onlpci.
irnb, an Gomoro :. &coIp olc Tro-
lite 81 5oblcn, sic tic felt ocnt 81. &C.
SENDER 1904 ans cincm bon oicienl
potentirtcn @oocopporot cr5icItcn.
TenTcrfIo1tcr ipcrbcn ollbcroem sic
0oitcn nuicrlcat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Social Corner:
Observation-Disclosures,

Miss Hazel Kneeshaw entertained
dinner yesterday in honor OF Miss Nc
Cauley of toilette.
Miss Holes, who has spent the past
month with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Feldman
left tor her home in St. Peter on Tues
day.
Bessie Campbell has had for her guest
the past week, Miss Gertrude Ryan of
Ardoch. She leaves for home next week.
Marjorie Wardwell is entertaining Effie
Gilroy of Drayton. Miss Nettie and Will
bur McCauley and Miss Ethel Hyde OF
Hyde Park are also guests at the Ward
well home.
Miss Catherine B. Hallister. of Cum
berland, Wis. is the new stenographer at
the court house. Miss HalIister comes
we'll recommended as competent per-
son and has already created favorable
impression with the Offices she is con-
nected.
lhe Ladies Aids OF the different
churches worked hard from ''dawn to
dewy eve'' for their respective churches
on circus day; but tired bodies were re-
paid, when the report of door-keeper fo1
each refreshnenl booth was heard. The
Methodist Ladies cleared nearly 500, the
Episcopal $50, and the Lutheran $50.
The Misses Nellie and Mabel Garnet,
came Sunday to spend a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Wick. They left for home
Tuesday night. DR.. Walker was also &
guest on circus day. Mr.. and Mrs. Rey
nolds and two children of Bathgate were
at the Wick home on circus day; Mr.
Reynolds returning home on Wednes
day nights train while Mrs. Reynolds
remains to make a longer visit
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30
FRIDAY MORNING, June 80, 1905.
Club Papers,.

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apce after expiration Of other papers sent as
premiums or on clubbing rates. We always
contract however that club papers shall be dis
ecribers should note the date of expiration of
premium papers and if they wish them discon-
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they have. expired, TAX ing paper from the
son taking it is subscriber and ther efore liable
for the subscription. Any person who pays up
arrears and orders paper stopped and thereafter
any responsibility for further payment. In any
case of lrregularity, change of address. other
business matter write to the publishers of the
premium papers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30
Entertainment To-Niqht.

The Mary E. Ryan Temperance
League will give an entertainment in the
Presbyterian church this evening, at
eight o'clock. Admission 25 cents. The
society will be assisted by the members
Of Loyal Temperance League. The fol-
lowing IS the program:
Welcome Song. The Legions
First Contestant.
Song OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Grace Eyford.
Second Contestant.
Song. .Adna WardWell.
Third Contestant.
Saloons Must Co.. .Legions.
Fourth Contestant.
song kate kneeShaW
Fifth Contestant.
Good Night Song American.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30
Emerson Items.

A big fire consumed large portion of
the business houses at Fort Francis caus-
ing a loss of over S167, 900, with S61, 900
insurance.
The Emerson people expect at the
base ball tournament on July lst, to have
the following teams present to contest
for the prizes of $50 and s35: Drayton,
Thief River Falls, Hallock and Pembins.
The Journal was shown the plans of
the proposed Canadian Northern rail-
way bridge at Morris, a massive iron
structure 800 feet long and to cost $780,
600. There will be roadways ten feet
wide on each side for travel. Construc-
ton will be commenced as soon as pos.
sible.
w. Watson's horse and rig was found
at Crookston. The horse was hired at
Emerson on the morning of the LIST Of
June and was tied to fence short dis
lance out of Crookston in the afternoon
OF the End, having been driven over 100
miles. The man who hired the team has
not been found, 1t was a queer per-
Torrance anyway, as he paid for the rig
in advance, and less than SO cents more
have paid the fare by railroad to Crook
ston. It cost Mr.. Watson about 800 to
find the rig.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30
Circus Day.

Notwithstanding PROBABILITIES" and
weather signs, circus day came and went
without rain and was really 2 beautiful
cool day.
The circus had a long jump from Port
age la Prairie to this place and in conse-
quence they we're late. getting here
about 1870 in the morning.
The operations of unloading and rails
ing the tents, which are not the least
interesting parts OF the circus program
were therefore viewed by many hun
dreds OF toWnspeople and the early arriv-
ais. While the site of the tents was close
as possible to the trains yet they had
considerable difficulty in unloading, as
many OF the more heavily loaded wagons
would sink through the soft prairie soil,
which was saturated with moisture, to
the hubs and in some cases as many as
thirty horses would be htched 10 one
wagon, and the way the splendid teams
would snake those immense loads
through and out Of the deep ruts was a
revelation to hundreds of farmers that
have driven horses all their lives.
In consequence of the lateness there
was no street parade and in fact it looked
all the way through to the end that they
were taking day off as far as possible
and the show was all packed up and
gone by seven O'Clock in the evening.
AS to the program, comments vary;
might be summed up in the language OF
an old lady on another occasion, ut WIS
good enough what there was of it and
enough of it such as it was"
The menagerie was very good and
they have very fine and large herd Of
elephants and an immense hippopota.
mus.
Bad roads and threatening weather
prevented as large an attendance as
might have otherwise been, but there
were probably three to four thousand
visitors.
The circus people were very orderly
and we'll behaved and the visitors were
no tronble whatever, The three or four
extra policemen were simply honorary.
No drunkenness or disorderly conduct
was noticed during the day. No games
or gratis Of any kind were to be seen,
even the usual catch penny stands and
schemes were absent. Red lemonade
and peanuts were about the only things
for the crowd to spend their extra dimes
on.
The merchants report a good trade,
but nothing extraordinary for so many
people. The hotel and the three refresh
ment and lunch stands run by the ladies
Of the Episcopal, Methodist and Luther
an churches did we'll and fed the hungry
in good shape.
Minnesota was largely represented,
some 25O coming from Hallock, and a
hundred Or more from the new towns on
the 500. tss
Manitoba contributed its full share to
the crowd and Emerson livery men
made lots Of coin running bus lines
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Railaoad Rates and Service.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway, via which line there are 5 daily
trains between ST. Paul and Chicago, in
Guiding the Government Fast Mail and
the Pioneer Limited, has long list Of
low excursion rates to points in the east
ana south. Il you are contemplating a
trip in either direction write w. B. Dix
on, Northwestern Passenger Agent, ST.
Paul. for full particulars before arranging
for tickets.
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w. H. Brown, 434 Ross ave., Winni-
peg, Man., seeks information regarding
his brother John, who was working near
Neche, this county, last July, and de-
scribes him as follows: 36 years OF age,
weight los pounds, 5 feet and 81 inches
high, dark hair, heavy reddish moustache,
and very stoop- shouldered. He worked
as rough carpenter, at times.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

Editor Hager OF the Times was a visit
or in the city on Friday with legal bust
ness at the office Of the county judge.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

immigration Inspector Eyiord and !.
r. Carey made trip to Grand Forks on
Wednesday returning the following NOR.
ming.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

Commissioners meet on Monday as a
board of equalization. AS the Fourth on
Tuesday is a legal holiday they will not
get much work in before Wednesday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

County Supt. Sherarts is at Grand
Forks as one Of the faculty Of the sum-
mer school, which began last Monday
and closes on August 4th.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

Building operations are still sadly de-
layed by successive rains, but the big
block and NJ. H. Milers store are be-
ginning to make showing above
the ground.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

The Pembina Boys Band have been
engaged to play at Brunson, new town
on the 500, in Minnesota, on the Fourth,
and it is likely that they will be accom-
panied by number of the patriots from
here that day. Brunson is about fifteen
miles east of Hallock and to get there
by train you will have to go to Emerson
and take the 6:lO o'clock in the evening,
and return at six in the morning.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

The Old Settlers had a good meeting
at the Forks this week but the circus
date at Penlbina was coincident and none
OF the business people here could get
away on that day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

A terrific hail storm struck Grand
Forks on Wednesday morning and be-
fore it got through it had wrecked al
most every pane of glass on the south
and west sides of every house in the city
unless protected by screens. Some of
the business blocks lost from 100 to $50
panes. The Herald estimates the dam
age at $4,000. Fortunately the circus
parade had Just got back to the tents.
The tents however were badly riddled
and the loss to the circus was about g.
600. Stones fell as large as base balls.
Many runaways some injuries but no
body killed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

Ed. Collins OF Hamilton, V. S. was
called to attend a sick horse south of
town last Saturday. Mr.. Collins is one
OF the Oldest practitioners III these parts
and has an extensive practice.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

Mrs. Dwyer of Bowesmont and Mrs.
Diemer of Winnipeg Junction are visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bran
chaud. They came down to take in the
circus. Mrs. Diemer expects to remain
for some time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

The Armenia Elevator has received a
coat of paint. Prof Forster did the work.
thereby getting some needed outdoor
exercise and some ducats, which is bet
ter way than to spend ducats for out
door recreation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

Farmer Dudley Full has come to the
city for vacation, after prolonged
stay on his claim in the northwest.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

W. c. Short and Mrs. Harvey are at
Grand Forks as delegates to the grand
lodge Of the Eastern Star. Messrs. Rob-
ert Morrison and J. D. WinIaw returned
on Thursday from similar duties at the
Grand Masonic Lodge in the same city.