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The Delta independent., 1908-02-14
aolice to Non-Residents of Probate of Will
STATE Tg,,2Fv OF coL2RApo' % 3f;A1 Iss.

COUNTY or DELTA.
IN THE COUNTY COURT In PROBATE
Mcneil. Martha Wales. Louctta Ritter Clara
yler, Melvin sarsent; Mrs Anna Phillips, viii
It law of Elsie Sargent. deceased.
WHEREAS, 1t has been made to appear to
the County, Court of Delta County, in the State
hurch, Charles Mcneil. Herman \. Mcneil,
Martha L. Wales, Louetta Ritter, Clara Byler.
Of Elsie Sargent deceased and that Mrs. Anna
phillips, William 6rooks, Frank Brooks and
Dot Brooks, are non-resldents and heirs at law
of Elsie Sargent deceased.
NOW, THEREFORE, in accordance with the
provisions OF the statute IN such case made and
,ntered You are hereby notined that an ,n-tru
nent of writing purporting 70 BE- tine .ast " 1
,nd testament OF the shd Etsle Strsent IL
"A the 18th day of November \, y 1915 hl
l.ouetta Ritter residing at Delta in the State .
time of her decey>e, "a resident of Delta, Datl
ounty in the State of Colorado; that the sad
ieyised and bcqueathed her property in the
Sor's and figures following, to-wit;
FIRST. direct that all of my Just debts,
'uneial expenses and expense of my last illness
SECOND. l give. devise and bequeath to my
beloved sons and daughters, Mr. / \. Church.
E Wales, Louetta Underwood clara Byler, and
Melvin Sargent, all real and personal property
saying ali IN my just debts, to be divided among
them that shall survive me, share and share
alike.
THIRD. | hereby nominate and appoint
Charles ii, Mcneil OF Delta. Delta County l oio-
ratlo, the sole executor of this my last will and
Testament.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to he and
appear before said Court at the County Court
Room in the Court House in Delta. in the County
ol Delta in the State of Colorado, the 2nd tay
of March \. D.. lnNS then and there to attend
the hearing un the probate of the said alleged
last will aud testament OF the said Elsie Sargent
and perform whnt shall then, by the said Court
he required and adiudged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court
ut my office in Delta in said County this 2ist
day Of January, A. d. isss.
tSEAl) FRED \. DlCkERSON.
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First pub Jan. sith, last pub. Feb. sisi. 1905.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14
homeseekers' Rates South.

One fare plus $500 to certain points
in Texas and New Mexico and return;
liberal limits; stopovers; via Colorado
& Southern. Full information on ap-
plication.
T. E. FISHER.
General Passenger Agent,
penSes>
The Delta independent., 1908-02-14
Interior of Tunnel, Showing Timbering

This great Tunnel being built by the Government t
rgate $4,000 land much of which is tributary Delta
and be completed time furnish for seasons
irrigation Hundreds people have located this land and
waiting the completion furnish them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
GEORGIA rD,roas ADJOURN.
Gull Drivers olven Good Tine Al
Gainesville, O..

Gull Drivers Given Good Tins a
gainesville. O..
Gainesville. Ca July is--The
tWentyaecond annual sension of the
Georgia Weekly Press Association vas
concluded Thursday afternoon IN the
city o. Gainesville About $50 mem
hers ~ tne Georgia weekly press we're
Ia attendance
An old.fafhioned Georgia barbecae
was one Of the features o. ne meeting
a. vas also the ride over the nov ma.
cadamiEsd road.
The following Officers we're elected
for the ensninT year. President " a.
Stanley, % TIE Dublin Courier Dis
patch: vies president. a " Hardy,
of he Galnsavilie Naws: secretary.
". A. Bharkelsor1. ~ me Ogiethorpe
Esno; treasurer. berry r Moseiey. u
he DanieisYilie Monitor,
~ w. G. bryma 10 Douglas. a..
sended 40 Invitation ior ne aasocia,
ton 70 meet ID DnaNlaa ia 1909. which
vac unanimously accepted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
BITTEN 5000 TIMES
MontcIaIr Dog cateher's Experience
Dur,ao Six Years Service.

New York, July 1Ss--Dr. n. r.
Jackson, Of the Pasteur Institute. was
at Montclair. ~ j., Thursday aud
made scientihc examination OF Da-
vid Steinfeldt the Montciair dog
catcher, who, according to the record
he has kept during six years service,
mas been bitten 5000 times by all
manner OF dogs. at least one of which
was afflicted with rabies.
Steinfeldt's case Il regarded as Gu.
rious by the Pasteur Institute and Or
Jackson wants the dog catcher 70 &c
to the institute 20 that sae surgeons
can make special study Of his con.
ditlOn.
DR.. jackson made a close examln-
alton, and Steinfeldt IN answer 70 his
questions, said that he Is frequently
affected by some OF the symptoms
which usually presage hydrophobla.
The surgeon inspected the sears on
Stelnfeldts body, took record OF his
heart action, and noted his tempera
ture.
steinfeldt has not yet decided
whether he win VISIT New York %
undergo scrutiny at the institute. o.
he fears experiments" may be con.
duceted by the surgeons II he places
himself In their hands.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

New Y0gh tgiY ~ ssan0fta ffem
lielawafe aha Naryiasa inaieale TO-
pearA eFeD a faqpe states fAls seaa9a
NogA - bfEFeF fhaa N matF years
Tn faflma1s ksfe estimated M out
paf a. DeaWage n'oHe wi1 ts i.1Is
90 tasaess iala rear 40 fhe yafre
naFageft ~ tAa railroads lea4iaE
gapmwh lse Deseh 9roWiae eeetoa ~
ghe Whie ore mskiaW aFraaGe-ehts ~
mpYe fas HR pD ~ soa a. = -
raall NJ haNNaI.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
CHAFIN IS NOMINATED
Illinois man Heads Ticket Of the
PrOhihitienistS
OHIoAN HIS RUNNING MATE
Convention Before Tia Adjournment
Adopted a Platform Which 10 said
To 10 the Shortest on asOOrd--Nar.
channs rsaai vosS sss.

Columbus. o., July ls.--t'or presi-
dent, Eugene w. Chahn. OF Chicago;
for vice president. Aaron 8, Watkins,
OF Ada. Ohio.
This ucAct WAS nominated by the
prohihltlonists national convention,
aud both nominations were made unan.
imous. The full Endorsement OF tho
vote was not, however. giycn 70 Mr..
Cham. until after three ballots had
been taken.
On tae drst two ballots Mr. Chaiin
did not show great amount Of
strength. receiving but lsb out Of
1858 votes ON the ilrst aud $40 out OF
l .OS7 on tho second ballot His nom.
inatlon was assured, however, When
the roll call began for the third bal
lot His own state, which had voted
largely for Daniel n. sheen. OF Pc
orla, and the New York delegation,
followed BY those OF Indiana and Wis.
o0nsln, came over 10 Mr.. Cham, and
on the third ballot ae received total
Of GS6 votes.
Both the preaidens ana vice presi'
Dental nominees are candidates for
governor IN their respective states on
the prohibition tickets.
Eugene W. Chain. who leads The
prohibition party this year, IL an al.
torney. re II a native OF Wankeeha
county. wisconsin, and for several
years pFactloed law there
A platform was adopted which IL
probably the shortest on record, con.
taining only about 80 words,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
SOLD INTO SLAVERY.
Emn.n. q Many KIdnapsd Islanasrs

mnsnt Of Many Kidnapped islanders
Free and Homeward Sound.
ItAn Francisco. Cal. July 10. mine
IN survivors OF several hundred
PuiA Sea islanders kidnapped eiEh.
.as years ago from their native land
u sold into slavery among the cot
p plantations OF Guatemala. arrtv.
here Thursday on the steamer City
Para.
rAey are free and homeward bound
"a II addition are travelling as tour
8 With the British government pay
" expenses.
The natives were kidnapped BY Cap
u Blackburn, who visited the isles
nis steamer the Monzerratt, and en-.
ing them aboard. sailed away. They
ffe supposed 10 be contract laborers
|ahd 10 their Guatemalan employers
three years.
ignorant Of the language and In q
lhse land, they shaved until their
gay vas made known 10 the British
'eThment. This, however. was
1 uniil eighteen years mad passed
NOS, Of the natives had dIed.
Vap'ain Blackburn was lost az sea
Decemoer. 1884. when the Monxer
vent down With an hands
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

BirminEsrm Ala fuig Wiiiie
C1es lre ard ~ grnrs tlgiEa a.
CEer. ia the s1sfksrn paff "a rhe
rezntF. q Eead - 4 rpanst ~ sa ~
sileztai Heat frop . rla % ~ hsH{ "a
AZ sereEgearci4 traftsr Tte fR1
havs Ia ism rssmnst fguE Fsbtf
hsnf Eat rafa - iks Aoess risFisE
wHh ite rsn Nsse d was eisttagRs
ana nIan wAa a. xea lnMaaug
kgiaN.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

Monimomtrf Ma fnlr ~ This
followlaa hlTh schools hsv@ besn ioeat
- cullmAa eouasg. A cliilman. bla
tt7G09 clay oDantB. % Ashland. bla
e2s 00oi Dallas county. "a FIaaterss
vile. hid so 0oos Chambers county
90 IAfayegis. bla ttan0e The bids
ineiuda ihe galpe ~ fhe hulillngs,
whirh will ~ Eiyen % ~ state In
gacb esfe iae asrsemeni a % supple
ment Fbe : NsWaesl hira pr uahts
ew0 wase- N ~. s-slsf-~r. s-4 keeg
she hmllalnaa n rsDair
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

Wslllrsipn " y. iuiy is'rhe 10.
siailsis ID 3ssklaaa Ie thseatseinS
% sola 4 gfnnustraiigu ~ thH unam.
Bioyad 90 q protest. aEslaaf tfs FBblic
expenditures ineidenirl - ne rreep
tion 81 10 Americas asef "a me
touas az afsemblg. afF Malesim ens
~ fhe meabefs. declared thMf ihafe
vas dagger fA4t DO rissg ~ lAe Amer
lean aeeg miThf esaas ~ eoloeisqa
70 place ssfsneenee on ne rnliea
states rn ~ ihe motheFlsna
So. ftaftf esxtaiied ttat tte a.
riiation MAJ sess riyen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
NAY sE ADJUSTED.
Union Springs, Ala, Discrimination
Case Against Central.

Union springs, Ala., Discrimination
Case Against Central.
MONTGOMERY Ala, July rs The n.
nous discrimination case brought BY
the citizens Of Union Springs against
the Central OF Georgia railway VIII
be adjusted. II seema.
Vice President wlnburn and other
officers were there Thursday and have
an agreement with the business men
pending. by which the cotton compress
there will be given the same show
Ing as those IN other places.
It was alleged IN proceedings
brought BY the state that the road 70.
fused 10 assemble cotton At that point
because IL owned stock IA the com.
press AZ Montgomery AZ the same
time the state showed by undiaputea
evidence that cotton was hauled 70
Montgomery Qpt or that territory,
compressed and, re.shlpped. giving me
town all the advantages a. = dis,rib-
uting point that would have been CIV
On n compressed there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
SHOT MAN DEAD.
L. p. Cox Killed by o. {. Rutland In
Atlanta.

Atlanta, July Isl. p. Cox. a
noof repairer, living at 1l7h White
hall street, was shot through the
heart and instantly killed by o. q.
Rutland, at railroad iagman, Of West
Point, Ca. Thursday afternoon. In
the rear OF the Paris moving picture
theater, at 100 whitehall street.
Cox IL said TO have been advancing
on Rutland with Ratchet at the time
the shot was nred. Immediately At,
tor the shooting Rutland gave himself
up 10 the police. and cox'a body was
removed to the undertaking estab-
ilshment of Greenberss Bond A
Bloomfield. II will be sent to Jack
sonville, Fla, for interment.
Cox was fifty-seven years old. and
Rutland about "a. The shooting Is
said 20 have resulted from a quarrel
between Cox and Joan w. Rutland, Of
Aragon. Ca an elder brother OF the
man who used the pistol.
The cause Of the tragedy Is thought
20 have been due to Cox's Jealousy
OF the elder brother OF o. -. Rut-
land.
The shooting was Witnessed BY half
4 dozen persons.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
SONG OF PRosPEmrv.
Everywhere In the South Abundant
Crops Promised. M

Baltimore. July 1s.--with the pres
ent crop prospects Of the country as
a basis for optimism the Manufac
turers' Record says:
Taking the whole country from tie
Atlantic to the Pacific. from the lakes
to the gulf, the crops we're put into
the ground under more favorable con-
ditlons OF weather and Of cultivation
than ever before An abundant sup
ply Of labor, due to industrial depres
sion. made 1t possible to thoroughly
prepare the soil for planting and TO
thoroughly cultivate II since.
With the exception OF limited areas,
weather conditions have been remark.
ably favorable, and as a whole the
outlook indicates the most abundant
yield which our land has ever known
The fruit trees everywhere are now
breaking beneath their load; the corn
and wheat crops promise to be equal
to the largest ever garnered. or. II
they fall short at all, only to the ex-
tent of few million bushels; while
throughout the south the cotton and
corn dields are In splendid condition,
freer from grass than for many years,
and the sugar plantations OF Louisi-
ana indicate an exceptionally favor
able out-turn as compared with last
year. Everywhere the song OF pros
perity Is heard In the agricultural re-
gions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
cArRow WILL NOT Run.

Beeause Ne Accidentally Killed Man /,
Candidate wIthdraws frsm Race.
Dayton. o.. July rs Colonel ~. u.
Catrow. republican candidate for con-
gress from the third district. has an,
nounced his withdrawal from the race.
Colonel Catrow IL prompted 10 take
this step because Of his having struck
Eugene Sullivan. q lab0rer. on tas
street. instsntiy killing him with his
automobile.
The domination vas secured ~ the
result Of a bitter contest. which was
carried 20 the Chicago convention.
The congregational COMMITTEES will BE-
called together In the neat few days
" choose candidate fer Colonel
Catrow's place.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

Georgia Legislature VIII Ne Asked to
TAX. eowe Action.

Tabn Sons Action.
Blue Ridge. Ca. July ~ --4Petiiious
are In circulation ~ Fannin. union.
GlImer and Murray coanties asking tae
Legislature 70 pasa resolution author
Ixlng Attorney General Hart 70 take
. decree " the October torn of tn
United states cour, shutting dawn the
large copper smelling Industries ae
Daektown. Tenn. because of alleged
damage done crops. land ana timber IN
Georgia BY the sulphur fumes
The petitions. n n expected, viii be
presented 70 the Legislature. IN the
supreme court one year ago a vas
decided 10 grant the copper companigs
time 10 Do away with the alleged nuls
ance ~ pniphuF fumes and thousands
have heeu spent IN ~ eyuFs 10 convert
the suiphur Inio sulphune acid u has
besn believed fpF aone time that gha
nsw pr9eefs wna . success.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

o. r.. Rutland. a hagman. o. the
Atlanta ana West Point railroad, who
shot and instantly killed l.. p. Cox.
OF il7M whitehall street, In tae en-
trance or the Paris theaier. vas ae'
quilted at a commitment hearing be-
fore Justice. u the Peace Orr Friday
morning.
Justice Orr remarked that be had
never heard a clearer case Of self
defense The state produced no
witnesses. while The defense produced
several who saw Cox advance with a
hatchet on Rutland. and saw the lai.
ter firo to protect his hfe
After the trial Rutland vas con
graduated BY a large crowd that allied
TIE court room
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
|INIC ON SRIPBOARD|
.dher Accounts Of FOuadering
Of the San Gabriel
EsRIDLE SCENES ENACTED
!. s.I.s proved Rotten and Worth
,,... /. 10 said, and Few Of the wO-
men and Children on Inflated Boat
s.osUsd-Loss Of Life Uncertaln.

4,e9o, " ~ oAtNg ~'
smcn and Children on Inflated Boat
sscsusd--Loss Of Life Uncertain.
Manila. July 1s.-The number OF
.s lost through the tounuering OF
pleasure launch san Gabriel while
rs way from Manila to Corregidor.
ys, uncertain.
6sIrty-One passengers and members
crew we're rescued.
b Is generally estimated that the
lnber Of passengers and crew num-
red ninety. Thirty-hye OF those
" we're rescued chung to a life raft
n we're buffsted about BY the heavy
BE- Tor four hours. when the Ger
b. steamer suveric rescued them.
ssnty+wo more reached Corregidor
\ llfebOat.
The passengers on the San Gabriel
pre thrown into a panic when the
bayy seas tore out some Of the San
Ibnsrs panlSing and she began TO
and terrible scenes were enacted.
TAe vessel was greatly overcrowi-
and the life belts proved to be
ten and worthless
Pew Of the women and children on
Ard the Inflated launch escaped.
AS far as known now. there were
Americans among those drowned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

Nashville. Team Jaiy ia forty
stalled stable al tl.n as&ie faiT grvuafa
near fhis city was totally desuuYea
~ Gre THURSDAY night Two nne
hHrer. Tar PAr q tsotfer snd Asses.
. paceF. Wurs basnrd % death fhey
were re property ~ A. VI ROBINSON,
- thii ciiY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

Cleveland, o. July ~ The Farm
efn and Merchants Banking eomrauy
al No. s8ss West Twenty -ffsh street
closed lis 6oon Friday The hAsilS
ties ana aascii ara each estimated -
be .boug $500 i3o The failure II said
10 hsve bshu sne 70 the inability ~
the bank 20 realize upon inana
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
MERCHANTS PROTEST

'a" 'hs Recent Increase IN she
Freight Rates.
'somery. Ala. July IS. -Mer-
aA % the section are PROTESTING
q" ne recent Increase In freight
Columbus Ca. !, special
-, p #oodrun. railroad rate
49,. p ne Coiumbua board ~ trade.
,. ~, % tae hoard thar the Increase
' rates from the west 90
i. hay corn. oats etc
thls city from $40 eco e
! -, 'nnaally Other eisles IA
s'i are aEscisl proportion
ie 'ousalg eEiima,e6 GA. ~
49, { cost ihe people ~ tks
81 -. HaifF fsom sa go eos y
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

a.s ~ Jay is-narssx shs
asaesct ~ 20 VIA rs,ssr
a.-.,.. 'is " Ha@lisen. nnslaf
49, siieFneF of Arerhsrg
", ''ss.as q E'lraasss psr.
,s Dftf Aaa aaa lmaalf
@ Afsa ngsss v..~,,.s
80 = N hsaiih ~ 40
a -,sn AZ puute X shs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

sassFiiia fsgk tglg ~ la ~
eFy msbls AZ "a iaeE8ae Teas ~
Fnsay mamlss FwenfgfB9 Fsgahle
AqftpG aetp eeafv9s fs# ftasse
Weg huRn@1 se ih8 8foge4 Ha& a Rafs
hsss nne rfssaeece ba&ig eamagr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
FATAL FAMILY rRoUsLE.
Because wife Refused 20 Llys Win
Him. Mar sulelssd.

Hin. Mar sulciasd.
Blrmingnam. Ala. July rs Hugh
Dolan steel workeg A EnRisy. -
dead az thn result o. d pistol snoi
woana IeaisieS ~ himself Thuwdsy
nigbt after talking several minnfeg
uifh Ne Wife IN wyiam. near Enaley
trying % in8uee her 10 Fefsrn 20 BIZ
homo.
The tNo teparaio6 q year ans haii
ago Doinn TOLD ~ Wife ihat he ia.
iense6 kiliihg hiraslf N shs soula
uos relsrn 10 hlW snd ths inla him
mar BE- ha1 btfter meet his Maker
Immediately b. drew ouf q rnFoirsf
ana ieat q bellies lai9 Ala crest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19

San Salvador, Republic OF Salvador,
July San official statement which
has been issued regarding the revolu-
ton in Honduras, sets forth that on
June 10 the Salvadorean government
informed President Davlla. OF Honiu-
ras. that preparations were being
made for an invasion OF that republic
in Salvador In favor OF ex-President
Manuel BonilIa. Salvador advised that
the frontier be guarded closely. On
June o. General Caroame was arrest.
ed while proceeding TO the frontier
A proclamation announcing himself as
leader OF the revolutionary forces and
urging the people to rise was found
In his possession. General Carcamo
was Imprisoned and 10 still being held
here.
Salvador then Issued orders 70 the
military governors 10 imprlson all
Hondurans found proceeding An the
direction OF the frontier. A few days
later details were furnished to Hon.
duras regarding the reported probable
secession OF government supporters
aud officials At various points in Hon.
duras 40 well a. information on the
plan OF attack. which was to take
place On July s.
Honduras soon after this reported
that the frontier town OF GraciAs had
been captured BY the insurgents under
Daniey Lopez. and after that the town
OF CnoIutect Lopez proclaimed that
he had the support OF salador. but
President Davila has beven assured
from here that tails Is false.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-19
REPULSE
THEY CAPTURED ONE TOWN

Salvador President Issues Statement
that He 10 Not Backing Honduras
Rebellion, but VIII Remain Neutral
and Guard Frontier.
TegucigaIpa. Spanish Honduras,
Thursday. July 16.--Ths Honduran
insurgents have captured the town OF
Porenir and have attacked Ceiba,
another Atlantic port 50 miles TO the
westward OF Trujilio. AT Ceiba taey
were repulsed They also have been
beaten in the south and they are now
deeing back TO Salvador.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-27
TONGUE RIVER

Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Hodgson were
visitors in Cavalier Sunday.
Miss Laura Clark is in Cavalier assist.
ing in Heyrock's. millinery establish
ment.
Mr.. John Cranley and family moved
from Cavalier the Mot. Cranley farm
which he has purchased.
VIM. Mcfarland has purchased a fine
team of farm horses from K. Mckenzie
of Cavalier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Schlucter of Bruce
we're guests at the home of A.. J. Reste.
mayer on Sunday last.
Prof. Cole of Hamilton, occupied the
pulpit Sunday morning in the absence
of Rev. Mcmillan. who has been yer,
ill.
Quite number of our young people
attended the social in Tyner on Friday
evening and report very enjoyable
time.
VIM. Webb of Whitemouth, Manitoba
visited last week with his brother j. H
Webb and other relatives here; he was
accompanied by his wife and little
daughter.
Mr.. Frank Simons and his bride (nee
Miss Myrtle Shier of Toronto) arrived
from Ontario on Tuesday of last week
and are receiving congratulations and
good wishes from a wide circle of friends
We understand they will go to house
keeping on the old Beathune farm in the
spring.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-27
City Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
election for the city of Pembina, N. D.,
will be held on Monday the sixth day of
April, 1908 and the polls will be opened
at 8 o'clock, a. M. and kept open until
5 o'clock p. m. of that day.
The officers to be elected are as fol-
lows
One alderman for ward one.
One alderman for ward two.
One alderman far ward three.
The polling places will be as follows
For ward No. one, G Sondermans
Tailor shop.
For ward No. two. at the city council
room.
For ward No. three, office of Pioneer
Express.
Attest. NJ. HI. MILLER,
F. A. WARDWELL, Mayor.
Auditor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-27

Steps were being taken to erect 4
Baptist church in Cavalier.
A grand ball was held in Neche in the
large building about to be occupied by
Messrs LaMoure & Suffell. Tho ball
was opened by DR.. Churchill and Miss
Mahaffy, Mr.. Devine and Miss Trollope.
Gretrna string band was in attendance.
Messrs Quackenbush & Stewart, the
lumber firm of Neche were doing a
fine business. They were to add
machinery 49,
Pembina lodge A. F.. & A. M. had
charge Of the funeral services of DR.. w.
D. Ross who died of diphtheria. Little
Willie Ross who died soon after his
father was laid away with his father in
the same grave. w. j. Kneeshaw and
Rev. Ewing had charge of the services.
L. e. Booker and family took possess
sion of Mr.. P. Jennings new house on
Cavalier street, where Mr.. Wright now
lives.
w. F. Wallace of the Kittson County
Enterprise made visit to Pembina.
Jas. McPhail of Hamilton reported
business good and that he had sold 81
binders that spring.
Mr.. Foster retired FROM the post
mastership at Bathgate and was sue
ceeded by Mr.. Armstrong.
Lumber was sold at Bathgate to erect
church between Tyner and Cavalier
in the neighborhood of Messrs Hamilton
and Bearsto.
A meeting was held in Neche to con.
slider the erection of Catholic church,
Rev. Fir. BONN was the priest.
On Saturday, March 18th 1883, by
Rev. w. M. Wright, at the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. Harry F. Vosper
and Miss Elizabeth A. Hicks, both of
Neche, were married.
Messrs. Cavileer & McClosky purchas-
ed j. G. Sonderman's stock of periodi-
Gals.
DIR. Daniel McLachlan established
himself in Walhalla with an office at the
store of Loring & Mayo.
A bridge at st. Thomas, costing $500,
was nearly completed.