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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04
Gleine etaStmeatsfeiten.

Die gtnnnhmen bon Steuern
fir Bier unb GpirituoIsn betruger
n ad sinsm Beri9t bes Steusr. @olsls
tors In bisism, Dem 6. Sifiritt tpdbrsno
berlsbtsn 10W onate unsefdbrs100. 900
prp Wonat mebr ole i'm Boriahre; i'm
leBten Wonat aaein 9ingen $751;, 600
on etsusrl Elm. $113, 900 mebr aIs
i'm felben WOnat bes gorjahres. Die
SGnapsbrennereisn uno 8rauereien
oabsn ON 3abl wdbreno Der Iesten sebn
Wonaie ni9t 3usenommen.
. I. Srop %. gnrbart bonn
fdotii9sn Stspsnfarium erbielt bon
Waibinetpn bic telsgrapbif9s Na9.
ri&t, baB er mad benz erfolsrsiasn Be-
ffsbsn isiner prtfung benz meoisinii9en
Dspartement In Banana sugstbeilt
tporben if. Die Stsnung bringt 800
per Wonat; DR.. @arbart pirb bieielbs
a~nnabmen. 81. 3aHariab 9auablin,
ebsnfans bonn Sispeniarium nabm eins
Resierunesaelune in New.W erito an
unb Or. @barles 9. @oub uiro nd
als arat in Sarge. q. D.. unb DR..
Ri9aro u. poole bier In Snbianapulis
nieberluHen. Sbre 0a9foleer i'm
dr3tlinsr1 Stab oes YispenIariums
tuerten ibre Sielunsen am L. SUM-
antretsn.
Die SOm, Telephone & Sslsgrapt
@ompann In Sort Wapne tbsiIte BEN
Staatsiefretdr NIT, oab ibr aetien.
tapital BON $3.50. 900 auf 5000, OOO
srb6bt tuOrben let. 3nslsi9 srtldrtt
bic @eielf&aft ibre Abf@t, ibr Opera.
tionsfelb auf bic gountps Wiami, @ab,
Nobls, Wbitlsp. huntington, gaen,
lagrange, Weas, Noams, Soparb,
Wapne. glfbart, 3oseiusco, Sutton,
6enrp, RariOn, Wabaib. ct. Suispb.
Steuben, Wariban, Grant. gladforb.
Sap, 3ipton, Waoifon. Delaware.
RanboIpb, pHfasii uno SsfaIb aussu-
bstnsrl uno tusiters ani&lhFs an bas
Il
Song Difanee~ :.SpHem 80 srm6s.
li&en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04

@tteasp, A.. Nai.
Sir S%nbiano, SbeiIpeiie beruoltt uno
notwithstanding S4auer beute Natt nnb I'm
IabIi8en 9bsiIe ON Samftas; fhbIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04

QpeaL8 etterberi9t
EbeiIweiie bew6Itt uno wabrf4etnIi4
Sd u e beute Ia9t nnS Sanftas; tlbler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04

Oh { n.

WebDren.
Samss unb Settle Douglas, 253 9.
Semple Mbe.. Mdbdsn. = &Obert lro
2ula Wiaer, 1913 Sanien Gps., 9nabe.
Sames unb Carrie Snmion, Staot,
WdbGen. - Samss uno ginnla
alsranber. etabt, Wdb6en. - @bas.
uno gbitb &igss. 1924 q. alabama,
WdbGen. = 5ranf unb Grace W6s=
lsin, 48 Wiseonfn, &nabe. - Senrp
unb Marsarst gargert, 1926 Sho
Werioian, Rnabe. = Sobn unb 2i53ie
8eaper, S9urmnn Nbe., Mdb6en. =
Carl unS gsIfis Ssnoririon, 936 6igb'
lamb Aps.. 3pilinse. = 2ouis uno
anna 6aufman, ga Minfnsr, anabe.
Sobn uno Zulu 9arpep, GA Bel
mont Abe., 2uabe. - Wiliam uno
pearl Osborne 1105 .gina abe.,
anabe. - Seize unb gmma Ran, 4O3
Saugb Str, Mdb1en. = @barles uno
geiRe Safer. 1906 Widisan, Rdo'
DEN. = &sinbolb unb Warp Deter,
1901 Eelob Str, 2nabs. - SDbn
uno @ertruoe - 1901 gloer Nne..
3nabe.
@ etraut.
CHARLES q. Muebinbau9b - 2ucile
Raible.
Wiliam 6arlo Sbepmater - Wfolie
Ring.
Charles 6. Qinnep - QiQis Sacups.
albert u. Nafb - 5annie 9. 8pbse.
9eforben.
emma 3. 4berp, so. 9 Walcoit. =
Sohu prOctor, 8 Mon.. 524 Weit
0etu Yorf. - Wora Qeonarb. 10.
518 Sutton Str. - Soispb 8. Web=
fer. 70. 1914 OH 10. Str. - Seem.
rlstts 4irt, A, 1162, BATES. - Sobn
Dune an, 80, 245 g. Semple ape. -
Oscar s. Drills, SO, II Smith glOd.
= pauI @. NitdsG. 4 Mon.. 929
Oailanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04
l., S. GO.
@aiBinston bel Der @sribian etrabe.

Sobn 6. 8. glp on Jra %. &os
berts. 3ot 2. 5letder's GubbipiRon,
Sbeil bon DAT Sil, 38 bel - SUB,
perbeRsrt, Ofieite bon Commerce Npe.
iifolid BON 2uolpw Ibs., $3.50.
Sames 3. prpor on 2aur 6. Yrpor,
GOT 1853, Slst6er's @ooolapn Sub
bioifion. 40 bel 1877 SUB, bsrbeRsrt,
Sfbisite bon plsaiant Str, tpsftli9
BON Spruce Str. $4,000.
Union Sruf COMPANY, Srufse, an
3atbsrlne g. Senrp, Get AL, gOuls=
barb Square. 40 BEL 131 GuB, boz
can't. Wefieite 8rOaOwap, n6roli& bon
Is. Strabe. $685..
alies u. @it on gffs Do. 8ainep,
She'll Got 80, &ittsr's Nob. an Sr.
pinston, perbshert, Offeite SrpinstOu
albe.. iibli9 BON Waibingiua StraBe.
so, 500.
Sheriff on Marion Sruf Co., Sru.
ffee, Got %, Nlboro & Co.'S Subj.
She'll Butler & 5lst6er's aob., 40 bet
145 SUB, berbefert. Rarofeite IL. Ctr.
wsffli9 bon aiblanb Qbe. $3,321.55
Rics 3. Bates an Sarrp 8. Bed,
Got 20, glod l, Norbpte u. u. @ranb.
biep asbition, 48.9 BET 165 CUB, boz
can't, tpefli9e S.ite Der aiblanb Wbs..
fibIid bon q. Str. 1890.
Snbianapolis 2ano anb SmprObe=
msnt gompanp' on Warsaret Song.
Got Sc. Wef parf Mob.. 38 bel 1875
JuB, paeant, 0fli9e Settle Der Wars
man Ibe., iioli9 bon Sem Sort Ctr.
s4OO.
2ebp 8infOrb an Morris WerfbeiEes,
Got 1913, Douglas Part Aoo., IS bel
1924 SUB, berbeHert. 6aIi4e Settle
Der alabama 5trabs, iioli9 bon Gal
Greet. $4,000.
Gertrude W. Brent an Mattlba
Ooungerman u. u. Sbeil bon Got
299, Wef part Nbb., 1885 BET -
CUB. perbefert, iioIi&e Settle Der Ser
mont Ctr, nbrblid bon 2aura Ctr.
So, 900.
George 6. psarIon on Subn g.
peariOn. She'll bon Got Sc. Strong &
Co.'S Susb., She'll BON S~obnfon's
@rbsn Mbb., 1876 BEL 135 SUB, Der.
beRert, tpefIi9e Settle beg g~roabpap,
n6rOIid bon 20. Ctr. SO, 900.
S6aboeus 6. Sort an Mnnie %.
gorf, Got 81. Mc@artp's South gbb..
20 bel 184 6 SUB, b.rbsfert, noro-
uefli6e Gde Der Mri3ona uno Union
Ctr. 50. 800.
Soiepb Saggart, 8ormulb. an 6.
s. @lart, elm SritteI bon Got %, Ms.
ribian Ylaee addition, so BET $50
SUB, perb., Stioweftede Ser %. unb
Werioian Str. $2333.33.
Soiepb $assart u. u. an o%enfeIbsn,
stuei 9rittel an bemfelben g~isentbum.
$4666.6 6.
@eOrae @. 2us IN gilbert g. 6um-
mel, Got IS urb She'll bon 96. Doug
lob Yart Nbbition, 40 BET 1924 GuB,
bacant, Wsfieite Der alabama Str,
n6rbli9 bon 25. Str. $1,000.
6annab u. Maniur u. u. an Sas.
&. Spinner u. ", Cots IL unb Is,
pettibons II. u. 6iablanb Dome gS-
oiticn, 80 bel 1877 Jub, pacant,
WefIeite Der @anbolpb Str, fhblid
bon Sturm 4be. $500.
Sable %. Blout u. ". on Wiliam
.. Mann, She'll bon Got II, Dom.
uep u. u. Wuoblapn part Nbb. Sr-
binaion, 95 Bet - SUB. bsrbeKert.
norowsfli9e gde bon uniperfitp unb
Sitter Nbe. So, 900.
2ouis q. Bubbenbaum an 5reberid
B. S&miot, Got 179, Sobnion u. u.
Oh Waibington. Str. Mbb., 40 bel
$50 CUB, bacant, Weffeite bon Sef=
ferion Mpe.. iioli9 bon Wi&isan Str.
5000. =
Sobn 3. aapier an Charles 6.
Spurrier, Got 6, 2atta's 1. Weribian
Ctr. Mbo.. 100 BET 296. 70 SUB, ba.
can't. Wefieite psnnfpIbanta Str.
n1rbIim bDft 81. Ctr. 1850.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04

VGIDllUe peuHIuH III Vlulu u. ptu@
man, Got %, Damn u. a., Snbb.,
8beil BON 8lod 81, Sobnions grbsn
qoo., Dfli9e Settle o Niblanb ape.
n6rbli9 bon 20. Ctr. $4,000.
Subitb u. @iaiam on Samuel 8.
Mprss, S9eil bon Got Is, guttlers
aos. college Corner. 25 bel US SUB
rorDpetli9e Ode ben 10. unb Belle
fontaine Str. $4,000.
Soiepb 6aI an @bprlss g. SaI u.
u; Got Is, BlOd AZ, 0orrb Snoianus
pOIis, 80 bel 1875 SUB, iRh6fIi6e gde
ppn Nnnette uno eugene Str, $4,000.
Wiliam s. @oder on 6arbep 6.
@cSntirs, Got l, WO9ers Sends
slpsi Subj, IS BEL 118 SUB, n6rb.
li&e Settle bon %. Str, tpeali9e
Settle bon Senate Npe. $3.50.
@i0iam 6. 9enup on 2ouis 5.
@ab, Got 1877, Sennps proipset Ctr.
9lbb., 80 bel 142 SuB. iibmsHli9s
gfs bon PrOipsct unb ct. paul Ctr.
$1,000.
2eonarb 3. Safnsp an Charles %.
Wsrril, Got 5 in Morris' Mbb., so
bel 1876 Sub, bsrbshsrt, Wsfiaiie Der
Selunurs Str, fholia bon II. Str.
$40, 600.
Nrdibnlo s. Winninas an 5rant
%. 2eler. 2ots l, 81, 35 urb SO in
&oiemont @bb., 35 bel 1905 SuB
ieoe. baeant, swii&sn 5arris uno Bar'
man abss., ihbli6 bon Der Big Gour
g%iieubabn. 50, 1877. so.
5bomas We@inSer an Diliam Ri-
9aroion, Got so In Cranes Nob., 40
BEL ITO 5us. bacant, Sioisits BON
Splton placs, tueffli9 bon Drill Str;
Got 4 in See grbsn Sub. in McSl=
baine's grben Mbb., 40.67 BET 1872
6uB, perbeHert, Norofeits Der 26. Str.
tusfIid bon Sroosr Str; Got IS III
prucsl's Sub. in Sones' Nob., 80
bel 100 5uB, bsrbsRert. @efieits Der
8ono Str., iibli9 bon Is. StraBe.
SO. 500.
gbriftian O. Weiie an Jranf Cur,
Got los. JlOral part aoo., IS bel
100 JuB, bsrbsfert. NOroisite Cairo
Str, tpsfli9 bon Brighton B~oulebarO.
$3.50.
glsunor 8. Nnoerfon an &oeco Msp,
She'll Got 80. 9omnsp's Gubb., She'll
auBenlot 1O2, 33 BET 100 Gub. uer-
beRsrt, Sfisits gaf StraBe itioIit
BON @ariaw Strabe. 81, 700.
Sobn 6. 5. Steea on 9ufapr Ness.
tp;filias Sdlfte bon Got 70. Dough
srtp's Subj, MubenlOt 90, 20 BEL lie
CUB. bsrbefert, Ncrbieite prOipecl
Str. ueftlt1 bon 5unter Ctr. 5000.
S~ntsrtate 2ifs Afurance Co.. an
gtsue g. SObnfOn, Got 10. Squars
"a, 67.5 BEL 1875 SUB. bsrbsKsrt. Of
isits psnniplOania Str. iaoIi9 bon
8ermont Strabe. $50, 100.
Breinaro @oriion an Wiaiam 8.
8ropn, 6 ots Is unb IL. 8lod IL.
Norbieite 4bb., 842 BET 169 Sub,
baeant, fib6fIi6s gde Soplanb uni
IopaI Nbe. $500.
Wtltam 8. Brown on Srainarb
&oriion &C., bahelbe. $500.
SOispb 8. SbOemuter ON gSwin 6.
Sbompion, She'll bes iibweflidsn
Biertels, Section 2, Sownfbip Is,
@ans. 8 uno Mnsrensenoes, 5 Gerss,
@nibingtOn Sopnibip, $500.
2aura 6. Sin6man on CHARLES u.
Martin &C., Sof 4, Stn9's Subotbl'
fon, She'll Der Stgblano part aobi.
tion, 43 bel 16b SUB. perbeHert. OF.
ieite bon 2spffone slpe.. iioli9 bon
pratt Str, $500.
Grant 9. Gowler on Sobn u.
8eorae, Got 264, Morton plate abbi.
tion, 40 BEL 179 CUB, berbeRert, Wef.
ieite bon @entral albs., iiblia bon 81.
Strabs, $4,000.
Sba 8. stanlep an Sobn ID. Sert.
Der, Got 81, OsgOoo's l. eentraI aps,
Mhbition. "A 2 Bel 1874 SUB, bncani
Shbofts gds bon Hew Seriep' unb 80
Stxose, $500.
Games 8. CARPENTER an Sarab Do
8pooin &C., Got 19, @ibion's Sub
hibiRon Qof %. Nbbition bon Snhn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04
SIN bent 8aiement..
Sdnoer Spestatttdt.

2ouifine Sdnber, 4 3ou brett, ale Sarben,
l9c AuaIitdt, Die Darb. f2c
Strmtapf Spestalttdteu.
G4tihpar;e Striirnpfe nit Saniti& Sronte,
19e Sorte, bas Paar. Tic
G4ti1tparse Raco Striimpfe nit boppeIten
Serien unb Spisen rssI. 19c NuaIitdt,
puo fuur lZ5c
Spiten elsie Striirnpfe, fpeib unS i&tpars,
nit boppeIten Serien unb Spisen, .25c
8ertbe, bas Yaar.. fGs
8inber, boais sefOrmte, fein serippte
Strimpfe NIT fran3Sfiiden Sptsen in
ipeib, ton anb i9war3, resI. 25c NuaIitdt,
baS Yaar -. lie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04
@etterberi@t

HAr e. stuuS.n .nS.nb , iusr gsorssns, 8. g'ai.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04

AZ Rau4t bic fish I Mingo.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16
County News

"Shaun Aroon" by local talent at
Crystal this evening.
Drayton is to have silver medal
contest on March 3Oth.
John krak OF Cavalier sold a fine
Durham bull to the Agricultural College
at Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Surerus of Cavalier are
home from visit to Ontario since Ian
uary 1st.
Miles Bechtel of Cavalier has gone to
Winnipeg to have all operation for ap-
pendicitis.
A new Catholic church will be built at
Walhalla next summer. Plans have
been drawn.
Mrs. James Hyde of Hyde Park, who
has been seriously i'll for several months,
is recovering.
DR.. Hood of Drayton <was called to
Cavalier to see Mrs. II. E. Pratt who
was very i'll from pneumonia.
DR.. f. N. Burrows of Bathgate has
been elected High Chief Ranger of the
order of Foresters of the state of North
Dakota.
A burning chimney caught in the
ceiling of the residence of Thos. Rubby
Of Walhalla, but was put out without do.
ing much damage.
l., T. Cole is the new principal Of the
Hamilton schools. He comes from
New York and has a family which will
follow him soon.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16

The purpose Of the drain as whole
is stated to be "main drain to take care
OF all excess Waters from Pembina Hills
and Tongue river that has hitherto flow
ed over lands as far east as the big
Slough country"
1t is part Of the plan to construct
dams and gates at the Tongue river
to control the flow.
The total fall from the ordinary level
OF Tongue river water at Cavalier and
the Red at Joliette is 136.2O feet. The
elevation OF the land is nearly $50 feet
The most of the fall is west of the b.s
slough there being only about 16 feet
rise in the first eight miles from the Red
liver.
From the Red river to the slough the
ditch will be II feet wide at the bottom
and from s to II feet in depth. Through
the slough it will be the same width and
feet deep. West of this it will be Il
and feet wide at bottom and about T
feet deep. The laterals will be fee
at bottom and 5 to feet deep.
1.-THE cost of Lateral No. l is estimated
at So, 23O and the lateral ditch in the
slough ss,745.
The total cost as mentioned at the
beginning is supposed to include every
thing, bridges, engineering, etc.
The assessments will he unfinished i,
the Hamilton Independent and are now
being made out by the secretary. A
hasty glance at the plat showing the
assessments shows that the drain BOARD
heve assessed a very large extent of
country as bene fitted, and have incIu led
consi delable amount of land near the
Tongue river at distance from the
dram. but which has been subject to the
over0oWs OF the river which the, drain is
expected to prevent hereafter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16

We hear some criticism on the verdict
of the Letter jury, on the ground that
they were too lenient. Perhaps they
were, but how many men in this county
can say with truth that their hands are
entirely clean of this homicide. Whisky
Was the cause of the homicide, what
was the cause Of the whisky? Ii every
other man in the county except the
principals in this unfortunate case, had
done his whole duty legally and morally,
there would have been left no widow
and children, and Letter would not be
left with an awful memory to remain
with him to his own grave. "Am l my
brothers keeper?'
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16
A BLOW TO THE TRUSTS.

One Of the most far reaching decisions
Of the supreme court was made on Tues.
day. 1t may be the opening wedge tina,
shall yet put the trusts under the com.
plete control of the people. Heretofore
when legal proceedings were begun
against these corporations it was i'm.
possible to get the testimony of the
officers Of the companies. as they shield
ed themselves under the constitution
which says that no man need testify
against himself, or incriminate himself
But the supreme court has made an I'M
portant distinction between the corpora
ton and the person, which is to the
effect that it is the person who is testify
ing and not the corporation or its Off
GERS or, that the incrimination of the cor
poralion and its officials is a separate
and distinct affair from the incrmina-
ton of the witness as an individual.
That the witness must testify and ans
Wer questions just the same whether he
is connected with the corporation or not,
How far reaching this decision is, may
be seen by the fact that the trust officials
when on the stand insisted that they did
not have charge OF the books and papers
of the trust, because on the stand they
were only private persons and as sucn
had no control of the books. The courts
say that as individuals they do have
charge of the books and the papers and
must produce them.
This is what the people have been
wanting and looking for. The corpora
tons have long been hiding behind the
techncalilies of the laws governing cor
porations. The corporan9ns have as
sumed that they had the same rights as
individuals, but OH the other hand have
taken advantage of the fact that cor
poration (which has no soni'' was so in
tang BILE body that the law could not
punish it for misdeineanors. Thus the
corporation cloak has been used to hide
the rascalilies Of the individual.
1t has been almost impossible uo to
this time to rrove wrong doing against
the trusts. Naturally they have kept
their work hidden. Outside testimony
has been only circumstantial and the
officers of the trusts have reused to
testify or show their books.
It is curious TACT that many wealthy
men. as private tcitizens. would
scorn to do the same acts that are done
by the corporations OF which they are
members and officials Perhaps, when
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16
DITCH NUMBER ~.

Ditch No. 32 is by far the greatest
financial undertaking that this county
has ever undertaken either in drainage
.or other matter. Its total cost is
estimated by engineer Mott as being
$125, 900. This however is thought by
him to be the maximum figures and we
are informed by Sec. Thomson that the
actual expense is expected to be some
what less as indicated by later surveys.
The mouth of the ditch will be OH the
Red river on the line between sections
and 1S-I61-50. which is the line two
miles south of the village OF toilette, and
extends ON the same line due west to the
southwest quarter Of section 1O-161-54,
or one mile south of the city of Cavalier.
1t also passes two miles south of
Hamilton village. This straight line be-
ing very near tWenty-one miles in length.
AT this point on the south line of sec.
ton 10 in Cavalier township the ditch
will branch. The main line continuing
in "a generally northwesterly direction
but meanderlng somewhat, to junction
with the Tongue river two miles west Of
Cavalier city near the northeast corner
of section seven. The branch approxi-
mates three miles in length, Also at
the junction in section 10 Cavalier town.
ship branch will run west along the
highway for 1900 feet, thence south
along highway one mile, then re west
2900 feet to G. N. r. bridge. This is
called Lateral No. /. The object as
stated in the engineers report is ito take
water from Laxdal coulie direct to
main drain and prevent overflow that
has heretofore gone in a southwesterly
direction to Glasston slough" Lateral
No. 2 is a.drain of three or four miles in
the deepest part OF the big slough to
carry the waters Of the slough to the
L main drain.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16

George Spence the Bathgate baker
will go west to seek new location.
Arthur Bertrand will resume the old
stand and continue the business.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16

The school population of GIasston is
II. They need and have voted to build
four room school building at cost OF
about 81, 600, but now they have run up
against law that says they can't bond
for that much unless they have as many
as 200 people in the district and they are
afraid to take census for fear they hav.
MT that many. All of which goes to
show that onr law makers hadn't really
taken the prolific tendencies Of North
Dakota into consideration when they
passed that law
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16
we get them on the witness stands of
the courts as private citizens they will
tell the truth about the corporations.
A BETTER WAY.

Elsewhere III this issue appears card
from Geo. Peterson, announcing himself
as candidate for the Office he was re-
Gently appointed to, by the county board.
This method Of gettiug to vote rs of the
county has many advantages over con-
slant personal canvas, inasmuch as a
new paper is a weekly visitor to the
household and the candidates name i,
constantly placed before the people with
out lresptsiug on anyone's time or good
nature. You Set lot of can idateS out
canva,ing two campaigns, as will he the
case under the new law, and good
many of the voters are liable to cut The
visit short. Further, candidate can
place his candidacy in every newspaper
in the county, from now until the prime
ries, as cheap as he can make one "trip
through the county. In Minnesota the
practice has been universal for some time
and proved satisfactory.
Mr.. Peterson's early announcement
will be appreciated by his many friends
and supporters, and it is doub full if he
will meet with any opposition before the
PRIMARIES on the republican ticket.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16

"A couple OF years ago the Grand
FORKS Herald opposed Mayor Duis'
election largely on the ground thai he
was democrat. This year the Herald
is supporting him for reelection on the
ground that he is an independent anC
that politics should not enter into city
affairs, AS a result the Grand Forks
Times which is supporting Mr.. Dinnie
when it wants good editorial for Dinnie
it just goes back coupe of years ane
copies one Of the Herald's old editorials
But it don't seem to faze the Herald's
editors. 1t is probable that there is nc
paper in the state that can stand on its
head and do stunts more gracefully thar
can the Herald.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

o. S, Representatives, Thos. F. Marshall.
A. J. GrOnna.
Senator's, Il. Z. .Hansbrough, p. McCumber
Governor, E. Y. Sarles.
Lieut.. Governor, David Bartlett.
Secretary of State, Il. +. Porter.
State Treasurer, A. Peterson.
State Auditor, H. l.. Holmes.
Attorney General, c. n. Erich,
Railroad Commissioners, q. s. Eeisem, j
Christianson, E. Stague.
superintendent OIL Public Instruction. w.
L. Stockwell.
Commissioner Of insurance, Z. &. Coop.
Commissioner Of Agriculture and Labor,
VIC. Giibreath,
Judges Supreme Court, N. G. Young, d.
+. Morgan. Edward FL grud.
sENAToks.
First District, j udson LAM oure, Pembina.
Second District, Albert Garnett st. Thorn
as.
REPRESENTATIVES.
First District, j. 4. Briden. Walhalla,
l.. Chevalier, Bath gate. &. a. McCrae.
DraytOn.
Second District, John Trumncr, Cava-
lier, G. Ganssle, ST. Thomas. JOS. Wal
ters, Gurdar.
Judge OF the District Court, Seventh Ju.
dicjal Dlstrlcl, W. !. kneeehuw, Penn
bina.
Clerk Of District Court, Geo. Peterson.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
States Attorney, NJ. Brynjolfson.
Sheriff. Chas. a AtkinhOn.
Auditor, Swain Thorwaldson
Treasurer, Frank III. Anderson.
Register of Deeds, !. +. Gill.
County Judge, t.. &. VicK.
Superintendent of schools, f. NJ, Sherats
Surveyor, +. h. Heberr
1oroner, DR.. q. f. Erskine.
Public Administrator, John Halcrow.
BOWesmOnt.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
First District, F. c. Myflck, Pembins.
Second District, S. Sigurdson, Gardar.
Third District, Fred j. FarrOw, Cavalier
Fourth District, }, N. Horgan. Neche.
Fifth Dist, A. T. Cox: Bowesmont.
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Township Caucus Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a caucus
Of the qualified voters of the Township
Of Pembina will be held at the City
Council Room. Pembina, on Saturday
March l7th at , O'Clock p. m., for the
purpose OF nominating officers for the
township for the ensuing year at the
election to be held on the Tuesday iol
lowing. WALTER WEXFORD,
6. Per order township board. Clerk
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The PIONEER EXPRESS ~ sent only on the di-
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ordered stopped and all arreurages paid.
The rate of subscription is alike to all, 81 90
per year. Subscribers paying in advance have
The choice of several premium papers in addi-
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!. "Sample" or r''marked copies" are sent as com
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Differences of Opinion.

"Women are hard to understand" }"
said the ca1low philosopher.
'Not at ALL" answered Mr.. Meekton.
Henrietta 1as never yet spoken her
mind to me without making herself
perfectly clear" Washington Star.
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Defined.

De Witt-So you saw me stealing a
kiss, eh? Upton-I did, and call it
larceny. De Witt (ecstatically)-Par-
don me- grand larceny.
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Learn Matchmaking. Make money
learning. Board at no cost. Minneapo-
lis Matchmaking School, Seventh St.
and Hen. Ave. 552