davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-12

On the Produce exchange today the but
dairies, 15d17c. Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases included 1Sa14c; 'fitsts, i4hc prime
firsts, 161hc; extra. lie. Cheese. steady, sa
10c.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-12

His decision in each case is irrevocable
and cannot be appealed. Durham never
lies. That and his patience are strong fac
tors in his personal popularity. In answer
10 request for position he will say in
his calm and passionless manner, mo, l
can't give you that" and that ends It.
There is no protest, for Durham never de-
eides from whim. and cannot be moved
from a decision.
After an energetic search for single in
stance In which the boss ever told an un-
1ruth. the following has been brought TO
hgbt as the only case on record. A re-
porter, meeting Durham In a railroad ticket
pfice. asked him how a certain appoint
ment had been decided.
BLANK Will get the position" replied
Durham, passing on to his train. The re-
porter dashed OF to telephone his ONCE and
give the news. While he was In the act
= Apurham appeared
III told YOU an untruth," said Durham.
L Blank will not get the lob"
Y lie ur'~-~a his '-a'- IN save the renortar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-04
2oomiS in Foris.

Eoris, 3. Suli. 3roncis g.
2oontis, 0iiIis StootSietret1r uno
Spe5ioI 9otid)niter, Der Die 2rihe
oes slomirdlS ,Sobn Saul ,Sones BON
Dem Senior Spe5iol Botlhaiter
@eneral Sorncc Eorter iibernebmen
loa, lit bier cingetroiien. Gr fpuroe
oui DEM 9nbuboi bon einer gln5abl
irun5oiid)er. ionic umerifaniIher Be
onten enlpfongen uno nod Dem so,
iel gelcitet, no 9lonIral Sigsbee uno
Die Oifi5iere oes nnerifuniihen @e-
ifuooers bercits Wobnung genom-
men baben
SobalO Soonis uno 9lomirolSiaS.
bee ii6 gegenieitig 9ciudc genadt
batten, begoben lie iid) IN 9eDleiting
Der Gommonoauten Der arelBcr
,grooflpr," Chattanooga" oGolpe.
lton" lno .3ucomc" llnb oeren STD.
ben nod Der uuerifoniifen gotlhnit
mo iie Dem 9otidbaftcr ibrc omtlid)s
9luflparhing ma6ten.
Seute mahten Die Serren olld oem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-04
S1l.00 Baltimore nadD ynf. $1f.00
fnlu nno 5uriif gelegentlifl Der
(Sropluac, i. y. &. Gffs,

oltf Der .FennlDloania Gilenbabn." "
Sir ole 5iniabrt oln g., 8. nuo 10.
SSuli giIlttge 8ubrtarten peroen an
6ieicn Iogen oerforrft imo bdben fiir
oie yiiidinbrt uon Buffalo bis sum
10. SuIi 1905 cinihIieBIih 8iiltig.
felt, oltsgenonnlen. ooB, ipenn bieiel.
ben nid,t Ip1ter oils am 10. SSlIli bet
Dem .Soiut" glgenten in Buffalo
oeponirt moi so Gents nud)gejoblt
meroen. Ole Riididbrt pom Buffalo
aus bis gum %. SuIi 1905 oerldn.
eett merosn fortn. 9lliIentbult lit
Philadelphia innerbolb Der begren5-
ten 3eit miro aitf Der Hiltfubrt tic
lolhe Sobrfarten erIaitbt Die iiber
oieien asltnft lolten. 0S5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-04

Ercmier 9follpicr cjucu oiiBicucn Nt.
ith mo ErdliOcut %oubct miro lie
am 0icnltu9 9todmjttoQ um 6 llbr
cmplon1en.
Frogromm bJcibt ltnpcr.
Gn0rrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-04

rldinhcn Scclcltc iuQtcu, oia
ibpor5c AFccr Glottc 6obc niht ur
nift ocrirdt ocu r@uio} Eotcmttn"
micocr 3l crobcru ionocrn oicN}uuu.
icboitcu Scr Scbiiic bGttcn oiicu ibcn
>$ubcI bcflnOct, ais oo5 mutcruoc
SdJodtIhiIi Sociiu ocrIicb.
Sic @ciotuug ocS 5rr 3cit i'm
6oICn BON auitcnii Iieqcnocu udil
itbcn Sononcnbootc3 oEic5ouopc" be
QCQncic ciniQcu 9clltcn bonn oaniu5
Eotcnfin" am 2ouOc lno lrotcrni.
iirtC nit ibncn; sic SccIcutc mdrm
ten cinon0er. llngciGbr 800 rllmGni-
lhc SoIooten linO III alitenii 5ulonl
mcnQC5oNen INN allen Wtoglihteltcn
III bCacQncL un0 0ic aabinetSnlini.
tier bcGoben iih bcute OortbilL nm
ole Gage SIT Crortcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-04

Gle febeil mn uNtfln5ot aus mo ,Nlemano
irou Sbner oc aubrrglrtoeentltds GsIltraii 5li,
Tou7erhe, Inn afhrrtdUiclocr boit 8rnnfbeitss
fallen bemdbrt bGbcn Hamlib bic yst gernato
0rd,,ternttifua qiracr ooh unadblige 8engrtie
nan Weri"nen oir nm RheundtIsmus, an dtlpe-
meirsr tsbrnsribmdfc. an Der VIafs. an ben
S;iersn mn ner prbct am Wlagen. an 8erft0'
ptniie, an n eeftoricr ocri nno Ssr!oannnasibt,
eIs oue an p," Dd5S aS9tsm pOr iSlhee Sah H. s, Ssb
Sie Seiitcns snnilifGnoia iuriri fuoroen iino. sic
W;lleu bnhen IiH qs borirefflides SnIsmiftel
iibcrau enaebiirgtri. NS'SoSe,<0Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-04

aronItaot, t, 3. 3.SuIi.-0ie Wtunlts
iduit oe5 rltiiihen arel5erS v9tlni.
ne" lUcigertc iih beltc, nit oen ilbris
gen 5ub3cugen bc2 nttiuen @eldmu.
oer3 in Gee 5ll ltchen 9lIs @rlrno
gob iic an ooS Sfiii lei 81 alt uno
3ll unicctiittig I'M an Den Wtonopern
uno Gcihiibiibungcn OeS 8eidnpo.
6er8 tbeilncbmeu 81 tonuen,. Ole gid-
oel5iilbrer Der Nieutcrei nnroen oerz
bdltet ltllo Der Stronger .Utinine" I'M.
ter 0en C5eidilbcn zines Sorts Dor
Anfer 9elegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-04
Spfcr eincr IampffcHcl -Grpluiion

1dnpille, To., 3. ,Suli. Bier
Dionner mnroen beutc nabe 9lrton,
Senrp Gountp. ourh Die @rplolion
bes GalnpffeI'els einer Ireihmns
id)ine getootet llno lieben onoere erlit.
ten Sertebungen. Yiebrere Der Ber.
lebtcn iper0en idpucrlidb oapon font
men. 3ie gsalnen Der Spier limo
nod nibt ermittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-04
Sin merifaniides
Sobnstolpm.
SdDmcrc Ncimiud)nna Der Stabt
tSnanojuatp.

Ioaor an 1000 MenifenIeben Der.
lorcn.- @oIfcnbrlt6 i'm 8ebirge
OcrriOdtc Ole aotaitropbe. -
Gin 0DUIibe@ llngIiid ereignete
lih III Der llmgebrng bon 2os
%ucoS bel Gel Rio, Ger. - 9ldt.
iebn ooer mcbr 0tenihen famen
BORT lnl'S 2eben.
Staot W erifo, 8. T$uli. -
Serihte ans 8uanaiuato, cinem Wru.
benorte i'm Staate 8uanunluto, mel.
0ell iiber cine perbeercnoe 6lutb,
oirh DeIhe ser Srt am Worgen 0es
/. Suli heingcillbt puroe. @uana.
illoto Iiegt in elmer 8ebirgsihIuht,
Ourh meldc iih cine hobe 8aiierluoge
iuol5tc rm0 enormeu Sbaoeu all
Scben lno Gigentbrmt nnridtete. Ole
3abI Der llmgefonmenen miro auf
100 oOcr ntebr onqegeben. 9tGbere
Gin5clbciten iiber ooS llnoIiit per.
Den crit III elnigcu 6ageu erluortet.
tSp1terD SpGtere 9eri6te
ld,oben Die 3abl Der umgetonunenen
Wtculhen oll 200 bis 1000 lmo oen
pctlmiGren &erIllt AM iber cine
WtiIliou Collars. Gin 3ug Der
oWtcritonilheu Central 9abn" lit
5lpidbcu E5ropuoto uno @uanuillato
on cincr oltsgeluaIhencn SteIle eut.
glcilt, nobel Z Wteni6en getootet ilno
IS Ocrlctt mur0en. ,Sn Der Sta0t
8uonoIuoto ltuno bo8 8oIcr bis am
5lueiten Stodmert oeS oSotel llnion."
0oS StroBenbabn.Spltem oes Srtes
lit 10 ihper belhooigt moroeu, ooB es
minOelteuS enen Wionot erforoern
miro. oen Sbnbcr aits5lbeiIern. Die
benod)borte Staot Warnfilo fann MIR
81 Sub ooer 81 Eieroc erreiht ners
0en
glu8 Queretoro miro gemeloet, oub
Ser telearopbilde 8crfebr nit 8itds
noiioto iinterbroben lit. Glide Ser
loneu, pelhen eS 9elong, lid aus Der
beinqciuhten Stoot sit fliidten, tbei-
len NIT, ooB ooS Wolier brei bis bier
Sub bod III Ocn bGlliern ino SGoen
oeS llnteren StnottbeiIeS ltcbt, uno
ooB Der om 2cben gebIicbene Sbeil
ser 9epolterlnrg 3ullitdt nuf oen
Bergen qeiudt bot Grit gegen 3
llbr geitern Na6mittog bortc es nri,
81 regnen.
" o fen brud iln0 groBer
ScbenSperluIt it in SeruS.
Gcl 6 o, 2. rSuli. - WinoeltenS
tS Wtenlbenleben Iilrb IN 0en Bergen
oberbolb oeS Sidbtdens 2oS 8aenS
ourd einen WoIfenbriih nerloren &c.
gongen. Sed1s5ebn Der Spfer iudret
Wcrifuner lno 5tpei ainoer bon glnle'
rifoncrn. Die 5luib bot ingebeure
Berlpiililtng IN oen frlihtburen BON
ibr beimaelitdten Tbnle ungeridtet,
mo ouBer WPenldJen lit ollh oiel 8ieb
ertrunfcn. Die rs crtritnfenen Wteri.
foncr mobuten ctmn bier Ytcilen BON
2u5 Bocu9, am llier eineS 9odes.
Ger @oItcnbrltd ereignete iid) sur
Noht5cit mo eS lit m6elih, Dab uof
mcbr VicnIheu ouS Seben einbiiBten,
ais loueit befnrnt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-04
Sengenbe Site in &om.
llcbcriiebelnua heS EapitcS nnd
Gaitcl @auouIiu i'm Wcrfc?

| - "i'N'''N''lIut NlullNlpIi ~
Sbcrborrg. &orbcreitmgel
iIr Ole llntcrboItunq lno 9elpir
tbltng Der unlcritunilhen @Glt(
ON bcutiBen I. SuIi. - Spe5iol
@otid)oitcr 2oomi@ in Haris on.
gcfommcn. - Hildtritt 0cS Dul
I0ubiihcn aobincta in 1Solgc oca
StcinItnt3 Ser fiir5lihen @ablcn.
- aonigin @ithpc Wtar9bcrito
pon rStolicn rCilt noh ,Sopon.
u ont 3. &uli - @dbrcno Der
lcbtcn poar IoQc berriht in ,Stolicn
Die groBte Soibc Icit ,{obrcn HSn Gom
ltieg oo3 thermometer ouf 100 @roo
i'm Shoitcn
(Spotcr.) - Nertc Nohmittu0
lticg bo3 thermometer in Nont oui
1O3 @roo I'M Shotten. Gem Enpit
lolI Ole acknowledgements im Tatiton
5lm groGen lluqcmoh oercihcn, oo
ca ibm bel scr Soibc unnoglih it, lci-
nc geipobntcn Spojicrg0ngc III ncn
NotitongGrtct 5lI MAIDEN, mo 6o8
@crild)t taltht obermol@ mtf 0nB int
1Solle elmer lonocren Soribolcr Der
SNibC cr nod GultcI @on0uIio ibcriies
6cln pil Wton bcbouptet iogor cS
lcicn 8orbcrcitlngCn I'M @nngc, cine
Heinc @nrnilon 0ortbln 81 ld)idcn,
INN Die 9fnbc SIT mobren mo Dem
Yopit Die ilblihcn Gbrcn jlt Crlpciicu.
&icIc tobtlihc Sone bon Snnncn.
it'd bobcn iid) lntcr hCn 9lrbCtcrn
IN 0cn 0ellfcI0ern crcIgnct.
G a biuctStriiiS in Sol d,
LAMB.
SooQ 3. rSlrli.-1oo on 81. ,Suli
1901 eruonnte &obinCt or ocilcu
SpiBc Or. II. &lnper ais ErcmiCr
ltunb, bot in ,Solge bcS NciultotS Der
fiir5lihcn @oblen obgcOonft. Tic PIN
ti-DtinltcrioIilten bobcn IN DER heucn
aommcr cine Wfchrbeit.
Gle iraH50liih omcrifn
nil dc riibcrunNin
Gberbourq.
Gbetboura 3. ,SuIi. - llmfol
lenbc Gorbercitllngcn limo iiir Die
morgiaen iron5oiiih omcrifoniifen
sSeltlibfeiteu getroiicn. Gic &ebtcren
llmidliebcn otbIetiidc SpicIc iiir bic
iron5oiilhen un0 omeritonilcben See
Ieilte, Elm Gon5crt mo cin Sclbug
Die ltGotilfe @epolterlng Iobt bos
0ctrooen Der 9lmreifuner uul'o Sood)z
lte. Cine gln5obl 0lolliodcn lnn6ete
qeitern unb milhtc lid) lntcr Die @e.
luher Der oIienen Gofe&, ollcin fcin
ein5iger Soil bon Iruntenbcit o0cr
HubeItOrung rplroe genleloct. Dies lit
Elm bemerfensmertber GuntroIt gcgen
bnS getrngen onoerer Seelelltc, lucl=
DIE bier oitf 9ciuh gelpcieu linb.
Sine Tclcgotion ironSolid)cr Siii-
5iere beluhtc bcltte 0ns omcrifonli6e
@clfpoocr nno il6erbrodte Den ome=
ritnniihen Olli5ieren cine Ginlooung
81 oeincm Eund)," mclhc occeptirt
mlrbc. Gic iron50liihcn Hclufer
murben belurtbct mo inlpi5irtcn Die
Sfiiie
Go5 Torpeooboot n,3ouooc" mohte
beute cine Ercbe oeS ErogromnS
ourd), mclheS o,u s. ,Slili bel Der lie.
bertrognng Der @ebeine BON ,Sobn
EolI ,$ones on 9oro oeS omerifoni-
ihen 6IogglhiiiS o9roofIpn" boob.
ahtet merocn ioll 8ultIenoc bon 3ul
i6nuern mdren ultf oen Wcrlten oers
ldnlmelt.
2oomi$ in ForiS.
EoriS, 3. SuIi. 3roncis g.
2oonis, piiIis Stootsiefret1r uno
Spe5iol 9oti6oiter, Der Die 2rid,e
oes slomirdlS ISobn Soul rSones BON
Dem Senior SpeSiol gotifaiter
General Sornce Borter iibernebnen
loG, lit bier cingetroiien. Gr fpuroe
oui Dem 8obuboi BON elmer 9lnsabl
irulB0iiidler. iomie umerifanild)er 9e.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21
ERRATA AND KIND WORDS.

There was an error in our notice of
our birthday week before last. An ''in-
telligent compositor" some time ago
had added year to the current volume
and when we msde the notice we did
not stop to figure but took the heading
as it stood. The current volume is
XVII and not XVIII as we gave it.
Old age comes rapidly enough without
arbitrary accelerating the speed.
We very much appreciate many kind
words from contemporaries on the event,
and more particularly from those of the
county press with whom we have work.
ed together for so many years for the
upbuilding Of Pembina County. To
some extent the county papers are bnsi-
ness rivals. we differ many times pol
itically and otherwise, but all are united
in anything that will benefit the county,
and personally there is no better lot of
good fellows than the editors of this
county.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21

The remarks of the Pioneer Express
in reference to the proposed drain from
Cavalier to the Red river were made un-
eer misapprehension Of the proposed
location. We understood that it was the
northerly route that was being petitioned
for, which would pass somewhere near
the center of Carlisle and toilette town
ships and would cross the Weeks and
Iceland coulees three or four miles from
the Tongue river. The route of the
ditch actually is. starting a mile or so
south Of Cavalier thence nearly east rum
ming south Of Hamilton and the village
Of toilette to the Red. This section of
country, in both toilette and Carlisle is
comparatively low and is practically
without natural drainage at all, though
the fact still remains, that this particular
locality can be drained with much
smaller ditch than that which will be
necessary to carry the water from the
drainage around Cavalier and other ad-.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21
teoc1tt1tS1o
County News.
oooooooooooooooooooooool

DR.. Suter and Prof. Decker are off to
the Portland fair.
Albert Thexton will leave St. Thomas
and build home in Winnipeg.
Mrs. John McGurran of Tongue River
has recovered from her recent severe ILL
ness.
"Cinch" McCrea was at Walhalla last
week. He is on the ,road for Deere
Weber Co. d
Mrs. Herman Weberis back at Cava-
lier visitieg her old neighbors and
friends. She is resident Of Spokane. 4
\ cavally is busy cementing sidewalks.
Cavaliers new bank building is ready
for the superstructllre of cement blocks.
a social was given on the lawn OF
Raoul Branchaud at Cavalier by the
ladies Of the Catholic church at Cavalier.
fIt was a great success
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21

A severe storm at Winnipeg last Sat-
urday blew down the walls of high
block that was being rebuilt after having
been burned out last fall. In falling the
bricks and debris fell over on two small
buildings used as lodging houses and
four people were instantly killed and
several severely injured. Two of the
persons killed were two young ladies,
Misses Minnie and Jennie O'Reilly, who
formerly lived in St. Thomas in this
county and were brought up there. They
had recently gone to Winnipeg from
Grand Forks where one of them had
worked in the telephone exchange and
were, seeking similar employment at
Winnipeg. They had gone into one oi
the destroyed houses temporarily for
shelter from the pouring rain. The faith.
er is engaged IN the saloon business in
East Grand Forks. The bodies were
taken to the latter city for burial and the
procession that followed them to the
cemetery was one Of the largest ever
seen there.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21

The local Icelalandic population have
been gossiping over recent news from
the island. One notable feature being
the first message received by the Mar.
conf system of telegraphy which for the
first time connects thatisolated land with
the rest of the world. Anoth.
er. which however needs confirmation, is
is the reported discovery of vein o.
gold AZ feetithick close to Reikiavik. The
latter, if it should prove to be true
would turn the:whole country inside ou,
by the influx of foreigners and perhaps
be great misfortune to those contented
and easy going people.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21

Shields Anti-trust Law came into eff
feet on July 1st. anxious subscriber"
is informed in answer to his communica
ton that it has nothing to do with news
paper subscription. The papers will
still go on trust as long as the merchants
and paper men will trust ,us-and after
that-well, the paper will have to quit
trusting. The Shields law just prevents
the corporations from trusting with each
other and forming monoplies.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

q. 8. Representatives, Thos. F. Marshall.
Al. Gronna.
Senators, Ii q. .Hansbrough, p. McCumber
Governor, E. Y. Sarles.
Lieut.. Governor, David Bartlett.
Secretary of State, +. +. Porter.
State Treasurer, A. Peterson.
State Auditor, ID. l.. Holmes.
Attorney General, c. N. Frich,
Railroad Commissioners, q. s. Deisem, ]
Christianson, e. Stagne.
superintendent OF Public Instruction, W.
l.. Stockwell.
Commiesiofer of Insurance, E. c. Coop.
er.
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor,
W. G. Giibreath,
judges Supreme Court, N. G. Young, D.
, E. Morgan. Edward Engrud.
SENATOR'S.
First District, udson LnM Moure, Pembina.
Second District, Albert Garnet st. Thom-
as.
First District I. Briden, Walhalla,
I.J Chevalier, Bathgate. G. A. McCrae,
Second District, John Trumner, Caya-
lier, G. Ganssle, st. Thomas, Jos. Wal
tiers, Gardar.
HallsOn.
Judge of the District Court, Seventh Ju.
dicjal Dtstrict,W. J. Kneeshaw, Penn
cIerK Of District Court, A: L. Airth.
COUNTY oHTIoERs.
States Attorney, n. Brynjolfson.
Sheriff. Chas. Atkinson.
Auditor, Swain Thorwaldson
Treasurer, Frank II. Anderson.
Register Of Deeds, j. +. Gill.
County Judge, Z. G. Vick.
Superintendent of Schools, F. N, Sherats
surveyor, F. X. Hebert
Coroner, DR.. u. r. Erskine.
Public Administrator, John Halcrow.
BOWesmOnt. 49,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
First District, +. G. Myrlok, Pembina.
Second District, 8. Sigurdson, Gardar.
Third District, Fred j. Farrow, Cavalier
Fourth District, J. N. Horgan. Neche.
Fifth Dist, A. T. Cox, Bowesmont.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21

The Chronotype is eight years old
but is just as sassy" as a grown-up
The Chronotype always has something
in it every week. Mechanically, neat;
locally, neWsy; editorially, "Tobasco.''
Go it while you're young, old man.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21

jacent territory. The Pink Paper is in.
formed that the article was not inspired
by anybody outside this Office. This
writer has had farm in toilette town.
ship for twenty years and knows the
topography of northern toilette and Car.
Isle.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21

Editor Wilson keeps on insisting that
when the insurance companies fix rates
in each town, conjointly, that can not be
varied by their respective agents that
such becomes a trust under the Shields
law. There may be some sort of legal
distinction, but there isn't any difference
lin the result.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
0TTIOtAI VII TATGH'
TERMS. $500 FER ARNvAG
r A. Wardwell. g. G.. Thompsonl
wARDwELL & THOMPSON.
Entered at the postof1ce at Pembina as secont
class mail matter.

The PIONEER EXPRESS is sent only on the di-
rect order of subscribers, and is continued lntil
ordered stopped and all arrearages paid.
per year. subscrIbers paying in advance have
the choice Of several premium papers in addi-
ton.
plimentary only, and while we desire them to be
considered as invitations to subscribe, they will
not be continued except upon request.
The PIONEER ExPEEss is the best advertising
medium in the county, having q moregenealr
circulation than any other paper. Card ef rates
sent on application.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21
Commissioners
PrOCGGdigS.

ssssssssssssesseesssssssss
Except the proceedings of the equali-
cation board, the balance of the work of
the commissioners last week was almost
purely routine. The following is sym
opsis:-
Taxes paid on sH sex l5-159-52 for
years 1884-85 rebated and refunded as
land was not proven up at that time.
&C D to Ezra Van Camp Z, 8, 9, 10,
IL. l2, Block 10, St Thomas for original
tax sales and 1904 tax.
States Attorney Brynjolfson reported
the following collections:
Frank Lawonn expenses bastardy :
proceedings 800 1U
Andy Robinson costs injunction
proceedings ................. 6S 80
Geo Cox illegal sale intoxicating
liquors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ZOO 90
Fidelity tond Of Northern Trust Co in
$4,000 for d Winlaw as Abstracter Of
Title was approved.
Justice Reports Ell Stong, T D Stack
and R Aylen. read and tees therein al
lowed. (see bills following)
&C D granted Myrick for lot II,
block %, Pembna on payment of delin-
quent taxes.
&C D to johannes Gudmundsdottir for
lots l, 2, 3 and 5, block 63 Pembina on
payment back taxes.
Bill of Walhalla village for lumber for
bridges S102.11 was disallowed, not auth
orized.
The respective assessors were allowed
2 cents per name for taking the census at
total cost to the county of s328.94.
The delinquent personal taxes OF Peter
"A Brown, V E Styles and John Brown
were declared not to be liens on certain
described real estate, they never having
any interest in said real estate.
Petition from School Dist "a referred
to States attorney and petition from
Dists % and % laid over to Oct 5th at 2
p m.
The auditor presented his estimate oi
expenses for ensuing year totaling $50.
$50 and s25, 600 for bridges.
The board voted s45OOO for general
purposes, s15, 600 for bridges, for county
fairs two-tenths of mill, and for emerg.
ency bridges mills.
Application of G Ball for rebate taxes
was rejected.
Application A A White to pay one
fourth original taxes on lots in St Thorn
as and Bathgate rejected.
Application of A L and T A Miller for
rebate interest and penalty on assess.
ment drain rejected.
Comrs Myrick and Horgan to view
drains and bridge sites, to look up dam
age to Jas Bryce by overflow of ditch etc
in Neche twp.
Application Thos Bird rebate ditch
tax rejected; no jurisdiction.
Coroner's inquest fees, Chas Kenyon,
allowed.
Commissioners Farrow and Sigurdson
to look after bridge repairs Beaulieu twp.
QCD to m Grandy lots z, 8, 9, 10
and II in block 81, St Thomas on pay
ment sales and taxes.
"A grant Of 500 was made for the top
ographical survey of the county to the u.
S. government, provided the survey is
made back to toe foot hills.
A petition from Toilette for grant for
building road west on the town line
was rejected as board has no legal auth
ority to make levy for such purpose.
A petition from Waltla,la for similar
grant, and another from Pembina town
ship, were also rejected on same
grounds.
Adjourned until Aug. 7th, 1905.
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Railaoad Rates and Service.

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Guiding the Government Fast Mail and
the Pioneer Limited, has long list o1
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for tickets.
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