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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-11
Commissioners
Proceedings

Bills allowed;
St. Hilaire Lumber Co, lumber
for bridges ........... ...... 3 "A
The Lawyers Cooperative Pub
Co.. eleven set of comp. laws 169
Geo Hodgson, dragging Meridi-
an road April End K OCT 25th 60
Park twp cash paid for bridge
material 70
James Lang, electric light for
court house and Jail ........ 36
T Anderson grading road Park
township. 80. ....... 49,
l j Foster cash for postage 80. 80
WIN McMurchie telephone toll
$3.50, hotel and transportation
state witness, Mrs. N Marion 81
Byron Rose hauling, water and
work court qouse =. .....a.. 10
Val Fisher constructing clstern .,,
in heoting plant, bricking boi.
Ter etc .................. 70
w w Felson. postage, telephone
| lO1l ...... s.... p
Walker Bros 4 Hardy, blonks :
for states attorney .........
James Lang, fire brick for boiler 2
N D Institute for Feeble Mind.
ed. care of eight inmates for
|
L G Smith & Bros Typewriter
Co, typewriter ribbons for
states attorney ..... ....... 6
E j Harris, refund of considera.
ton sale of lots IL, II and 13
in block 81 Pembin 5000. 6
The Globe-Gaxette Printing Co,
blank book and other printed
blanks s............ ......... .,,... 20
Globe Gazette Printing Go. all
ballots and other election
supplies for general election. l25
Mrs w T Fulchm, sand Tor we'll
Robertson Lbr Co, material Tor
bridge in Neohe twp. l2l
Bradley 4 Huntar. labor on g
bridge in Crystal city ....... z
A Hars, to work with team haul-
ing straw aud placing same on
road south Of Cavalist ...... g
Il G Richards, for laboF and cash
: paid ont for work on road il
Midland twp ......,......... e
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Wsshisl ssd Pscklnt Ice.
Delivered to any part OF the city and
orders filled promptly. Phone No. s.
w. 81. GRlFFlT H.
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Joint Account
offlclal Directory


3 Official Directory !
3 U Senator. &ess.eer sssasa !
tative
Lieutenant GOvernOr-AT T Kraabel {
j Secretary of State-Tisossaas HaN
j state Tseasurer..Gunder Olson
I stats tau. Auditor-c ditsor-c,o Q los1gens%Sn,, %,,,..
Railroad Com a A. = - M.na anderson
missioi'ers " H Stuts,uan
I supt Of Pub Inst-EJ Taylor {
Conn Conn 2t AZ iaSoTW aK,Sa GiiSfs.+.
Judge. Gus, 3: ss''s"s $::;!s s: $S::!s'"t
Judge 7th Jud. Dist-W Kneeshaw
STATE SENATOR
list Dist-Christ Ganssle. st Thomas
REPRESENTATIVES
lW Hart Toilette =
H Geiger HamiltonI
COUNTY OFFICIALS
{ States Attprney-Wm McMurchie !
& Clerk of Court ID Winlaw
Sheriff. Foster
Auditorium. w FelsOn:
Treasurer r Gibson
Register of Deeds--Geo Roadhousel
County Judge-H G Wick
{ Surveyor-Hernan Campbell
CorOner-Frank w. Deason
Public Admin Ellis Thorwaldson
lst-A 3 Purdy. Toilette
C,4,, 2nd-J X Olafson, Gartiar
SsSs 3rd-N Matheson, Crystal
SoiA 10 4th-W Watts Leroy
l5th-Jos Morrison DraytOn
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
hudson LaMoure Jr Collector
Robert Morrison Special Deputy
5 4 4 EcGonnsybie e GGa1ysy deputies {
p Thue Immigration Inspector
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-11

sevsnty.ave tons Of good upland hay
Sor ssls n Macarthur.
JOHN DIETRICH.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-11

st Hilaire Retail Lbr Co, mat.
,erial for bridge in Crystal twp
Sti9nr Thorwaldson. for hauling
and, placing gravel on road in

Stignr Thorwaldson: for hauling
and, placing gravel on road in
AkFa twp. ................... 7a
Robertson Lbr Co, material for
bridge in st Joseph twp ...:. 3s
w Douglas. auditing commits.
sioners disbursements in re-
construction Of court house. le
N O Nelson. sheriff Of Welsh
county. care for prisoner Grus-
kiAshe ................... IL
Foffwesk on road in Flora twp,
to Tom Cameron 81, August
Schulz 3l9, Herman Wise sl2,
Chas Wood %. .............. "a
For work on road in Flora twp,
/ Carl Bjerke s8. Lynn Fraser
J 1,H T Midboe s48. ......... 6s
Ekos Hunter. Justice court fees
Tbompson Roadhouse, work on
court house grounds. ...... 3
Cavalier Tel Ex. phone rent for
/ Oct ........s. 10
81 B Cook. supplies for county
omcers $3.50. medicine for
White and Vivie small pox
cases ell5O. ..............,.. 2l
j e Lee & Co nails for bride.. 2
John Prigge, for labor and teams
aud men on road in Midland
SWP..'. .......... "
A b Sweet, salary as deputy
sheriff one month. ........... 60
James Dyer, work on roads in
Hamilton village e............ "a
State Elevator Co, coal for court
uOu6o ............... 1O9
Frank Juneman, witness fees...
Wm Hunter, witness fees ......
+ j VatsdaI, witness fees ..... 2
Cavalier Chronicle, publication
fees and supplies ............ 1l9
H P Wood, publication fees.... liz
Drayton Echo, publication fees 125
H j Ha;lgrimson. balance poor
relief Ga' dar twp........... 3
Beaulieu twp, poor relief 3rd or 36
st Hilaire Retail Lbr Co, mat
er'a' for bridges ........ 81
E G Erickson, supplies for Off
cets.'...''. ............. Id
Times Herald, supplies for off
SoiS'''' 900 '.......... =
Carlisle twp poor relief 3rd or. %
John Andrew, work on we'll at
court house 2
James Kelso. work on we'll at
court house 80. .. ..... >. IL
Ira Mcmillan, work on we'll at
court house e................. Z
Paul Iahnson, sheriff fees and
m,'eakaa ......... ........... IL
Advance twp. poor relief for 3rd
qT. ................ AUS
Paul johnson, justice fees. .... 3
E A Grandson, constable fees. 3
j NJ johnson, witness fees in
Keoruer case 90. .......... 2
Paul Schrastead. same. ....... 2
E A Brandson. same. ......... 2
Maloney Bros, work on tanks
and boiler court at house .... Z
Rathgate city, poor relief 3rd
or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
Crystal city, poor relief 3rd or
1914, ,............ As
Tom Lee. cleaning out brush in
Drain % ............. ...... 20
Robert jackson. reimbursement
for travelling expenses as dairy
expert in Pembina county for
Sept.... .................. 8
st Thomas twp poor relief 3rd
or 1914. Observation-Disclosures. Is
G H Lee printing and publica-
tion iees 9
w c Green Estate, refund of
probate fee. fee................. 20
j X Olafson, services as CON-
missioner and mileage ...... 29
Vim Somers, work on roads in
T,;n1n1n tu,p ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
DISCOVERY or NEW
SATELLITE or JUPITER

A IAN Francisco dispatch 40 the New
York World gives the following account
.of the discovery Of the ninth satellite
Iof the planet Jupiter by the Lick Obscrv-
.atory:
The suspicious object which was first
photogr phcd by Mr.. Nicholson with the
Crosslcy reflector Of the Lick ObServ-
atory on July II has been found BY Mr.
Nicholson's further Photographic meas
urcs 70 BE- a satellite a Jupiter hitherto
unknown Ia the astronomical world.
"The satellite j. fainter than any Of the
other members Of Jupitcr's family. and
will probably never be- visible IN any tel
Escape available for the present genera.
tion " astronomers. III can always hp
found when the orbit has been ~thorouchiy
determined by photographing the region
with very long exposures with Il large
telescope.
-Four satellites have been discovered
ut Lick
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

DaIIa~. Texas. Sept. 22.-To encourage
the movement for a reduction Of next
years cotton acreage and Tor the infor-
rmation "a the farmers Ut the state In or
der hat they may prepare their land now,
the Texas Industrial congress announces
IT, intention % offer prizes next year for
the best yields, cost 81 production con~id-
cred, on not less than five acres cultivated
in wheat. oats, barley. and perhaps rice
Because u their value for winter pas
ture and in preventing surface washing,
and also because "a their low coSt ~ cnl-
~t'ivation a. compared with cotton. these
grains are nearly a profitable n cotton
in ordinary times. and are certain 70 he
more profitable than an oycrproductiun 81
cotton. in vicw IL the European war ~itua-
tion. Small grain affords an admirable
substitute for cutton On much 81 the land
cultivated ia cotton this year, and which
if the acreage j. at all reduced. might not
Otherwise ~ utilized. The European war
a-~nrcS splendid prices for feed~tuffS o.
al kinds, and the farmer who plnnt~ win
ter wheat and other small grains this fall
can count upon getting good prices, such
a. have not been realized for a number of
years.
The abundant recent rains have insured
enough moisture in the ground to start che
prompt growth Of all grain crops. and
there can ~ no better possible preparation
81 the soil for them than the cultivation
which the land has received AZ growing
this years cotton crop. Grain does best
when sow upon q firm seed bed that has
been deeply prepared sufficiently IN adj
vance q The sowing 40 have. become firmly
settled. This H. iuSt the condition ~ whici.
the cultivation OF cotton has left the
ground. The farmers may reasonably ex-
pcct, therefore. "A good yield Of wheat. oat-
or barley planted now in the middles be
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

San Antonio. Tcsxas.-Cools preparing
for his death. even ~ to directions fer the
cremation 1T hi b9av. John Walton. reel
dcnre ~nnknoun. c6mmifted suicide some
time early Sunday morning in a local hotel
BY takinr thirty tablets Of strychnine. He
was found dead n bed about . o'clock
Yesterday morning by an employee Of the
hotel. Early Friday afternoon A. walked
INTO the undertaking parlors ~ shelly
Lorlnc on Main avenue and asked for the
nlan ~ charge. Then hc asked:
"Nhst y The price for crcmatinr 4 body
. human bodysr When told. he asked =
there was . ~ereinatory in San Antonio.
and, II not. where the nearest ONE VA
Tie Uas Informed that the nearest ma u
where . sod- could he scientifically Gro.
mated was az "a. LDuis. After a few other
question Of 4 minor nature be left.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
important to All Women
Readers of This Paper

Thousands upon thousands Of women
have kidney or bladder trouble and never
suspect IL.
Women'S complaints often prove to ~
nothing elSe but kidney trouble. on the re-
suit ~ kidney or bladder disease.
II the kidneyS are not IN 4 healthy con
dition, they may cause the other organ.
r. become diseased.
You may suffer 4 great deal with pain
IN the back. bearing down feelings. head
and lo~~ ~ ambition.
Poor health makes YOU nervous. irri-
table and N.Y. be- Respondent; il makes
any one 80.
But hundreds ~ women claim that DR..
kilmer'S Swamp-R Root. BY restoring health
20 the kidney. proved 20 b. Just the REM
edy needed I'd overcome such conditions.
4 good kidney medicine. possessing real
healing and curative value. should be- n
blessing ~ thousands or nervous. over
worked women.
Many send for a sample hottie 10 see
what Swamp-R0ot. the great Kidnc.r.
LIVER and Bladder Remedy viii do for
them. Every reader of this papcr. who
ha~ not already tried n. nv enclosing ten
cents To Dr. Kilmer A Co.. Binuhamtor.
y. y. NAV receive sample sizc bottle w
parcel post. Yon can purchase the reru-
lar fifty cent and one dOIlar Size bottles
1t ,aii drug stores.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
BIG BATTLE ARE DE-
ClaRED NOT DECISIVE

"a West Point Graduate ia the out.
look
The war that y hcing warctl wccn
Germany aud the Allies TODAY. rs would
be The case IN any other war between
any ~ The. civilized nations. II simply 4
problem that has Lccn solved b. the Gen.
eral Stat ~ every nation. The result
II each solution depends somewhat on
The assumptions made. hut predictions
made BY General STAT students rs a.
the outcome of any modern war ARE prac.
tically the same.
I'm the great problem that L. being
worked 4 M Europe today there IL hut
little difference except ia minor details
from what military experts had predict.
"a would occur. Many ~ theSr prrdic.
ri"ns have been proved fairly uncanny IN
their accuracy. the dali, work of the Ger.
man armies on the French frontier b.
Sng almost exactly as forctold ~ our
best students Of VAR.
Whether The Germans occupy Paris or
the Russians capture Berlin viii have
little immediate effect an the ultimate
solution. Bull Run did not defeat the
North. Tie South fought fought for two
long wears after gettysburg and NickS
inre. The 16ss of great battles and i'm.
portant cities will not end this war. The
tpss cf their capitals would be 4 blow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
a New Movie. Star.

The a,o,narnnrc "a Nj Anita Stewart
Y, ~. may;cs ~ the Dttmann th.,ter
Ia, o;.h, ,narL.A ~. initial ne,fornarce
- III -. I'M 49, n .nd ,a,nrlar IT,
INV. .Lu -, u.. $50 Yvl,a. 49,.
IL, - ,ha H., \, rh;eh liz a,,oa,,d
..;ul,, 49,, y, n. 10, uo,,ld .,n,.al ~ an
$500 N. ,Ln u.;rr ~a.l ,nt Nh .
- ..,,h III ,ra.a.~e.,l oowox u 80
trav;ny emotion. po~seSsed Inv this voupe
artrc~~ ale Meyer Knew n the play nre-
.ertad ra,r.~ant. vonng .i5aw leavipg
h.r hah, 10, - an ar,,ha, ,Sxl,m While
Dhe bravelv take IN the battle III life.
While Still 4 struggling beginner AZ the
precarious life Of the STAGE. n wealthy
widow offered ID adopt the child. provided
the Young mother would never make
known ia him. Though her heart was
,,u,hl, urunu Nth .nm;.h "A ,ha narr,n,
$50.
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aIno~, - e;r-, .;.-ht S,rsn.e,~ ar.w.
t.,.ra- each other - ,er.-;ttrd Nm ~
AN ~ ~. h.r ,,d ,ho,sb ,.ll,,,.- W., !.
neatedlx that -he a. toa ola ~ marrv
hum. finally he was won 49, hi passion
ate devotion. and consented 10 marry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

The straw hat Is cnio, ing ln UNUSUAL,
? prolonged lease on popular favor this
fall. September Il. the date on which
me straw lid Is usually scheduled Ia 90
ito winter quarter IN ne East was not
nearly 80 general, observed aS usual
this wear ~ The northern press reports.
The reason ~ that the uar ia Europe
has cut of the supply ~ fcits and sci
ours and other materials from which
winter headgcrf IN fashioned and the
frado has been unable ~ obtain it> usual
1all supph as early - usual Incident
ally, A. Az qulir probable that prices on
mems hats wiii b. higher Thu winter. 80
perhaps last Years STYLES may not lie
Jrowned nrcn quite - coldly aSf they
general, are.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
TO ENCOURAGE MOVEMENT
FOR REDUCTION COTTON CROP

tween the cotton. This can b. done with
any u the drills made especially for that
purpose. or BY running a bull tongue
through the middlc~. making about four
burrows. sowing the seed IN these burrows
and then covering them with a harrow. or
the seed may ~ ~own broadcast and then
covered with Il harrow. Where this
method j. used not less than two bushels
of oat- and one half bu~hel less Of wheat
should BE- ~own. The ne ~ much fertilizer
one-half these quantities j. sufficient.
Great care should be taken IN selecting
wheat. oats and barley for seed. and II
possible. seed raised in the community.
which ha~ been tested for several vcarS.
should ~ ~0wn. the ne WI much fertilizer
when planting fall grain i not advisable.
but ii the soil has previously been fer
tilted with stable manure nothing cam
be better. Stable manure supplied fresh.
however, nj the time the grain j. Sowed
l. apt 10 10 more harm than good Nh push
ing the grain forward too rapidly and de-
vcloping q tendency TO lodge next spring.
In the spring II the grain does not start
promptly. u top dressing ~ from 800 tp
400 pounds Of fertilizer composed 81 equal
parts Of cottonSccd meal and acid pho>-
phate will Ne helpful.
4 general planting Of grain crops this
fall not only iu~ureS good crops and high
prices next year, but also promises an
abundance Of cheap feed for live stock.
and guarantees that the i've stock now
On thr farms will he III The best possible
condition next spring for sale when the
demand will b. greatest. This adds 70 adj
ditional cost. for careful p%n~tnragr ~ the
winter grains will not iniurc them, but will
De- If positive benefit. a. n causes them
ID root more deeply and protects them
from injury ~ winter freezes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

20 the pride Of both nations and would
have "A certain moral effect on the mass
Of the inhabitants; but the only thing
that will end this titanic struggle will be
that which bronpkt the Civil War % a
cloSe-the cutting pff Of supplies of food
and munitions Of fvar and the complete
exhaustion and p5lctical humiliation o.
the armies Of one tide or the other.
Which j. il goiHg 90 be? France and
England and Rusfa car wage bitter war
for months. or cyeb years, after Paris IL
captured; Germany can fight many ter
riblc battles afterfBcrlin il in the hands
Of the Russians.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

teive The Herald regularly are requested
20 notify the Office promptly. An papers
delivered IN the city should " received. a.
q rule. not later than ISIS to y o'clock p.
m. Unless some accident 10 the press or
other untoward delay occurs nc the print
ing Office, the paper should be out not later
than 4 80 and the carriers should complete
their distribution, even 10 the most distant
subscribers, within not less than an hour
and thirty minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

TX any erroneous reflection upon the
Z haracter of anyone. or which may affect
the standing Of any person. firm or cor
poration, should be published inadyertcut-
~ IN the news columns of The Herald, il
will be corrected promptly upon the atten-
zion OF the publishers being called for il.
Office Of Publication
1900 Washington Street.
Telephone No. T..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

Sir Lionel Garden has indeed shown
himself TO BE- anything hni = diplomatic
diplomat. General Carranza realizes
Nlsels that Mexico has no need Of such
ambassador from an, foreign hand. And.
no doiht. Britain viii agree with him.
when all the facts ia the ease are made
plain True, he could never be- placed in
the same clas with Henry Lame Wilson.
set he appears 70 have been anti admin
istrationiSt enough TO make him clearly
persona non grata a. the present govern
rent Of the republic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
A NAY sE NEAR

President Wilson u quoted a. saving
that he IS extremely hopeful that real
progress II being made toward bringing
about a conference al Washington. IT
which a basis for peace ia Europe may
ne reached. The achievement III peace
in Mexico solely through his persistent
end unremitting efforts has already won
him world wide %planhitS. II. now. ne
should succeed in pcrsuading the warning
nations Of Europe 10 listen 60 Ieace pro
posals. through which they may be- IN
duced 70. lay down their arms aud cease
he unspeakable slaughter which is max
ing OF Europe almos, on. vast charnel
house, be win indeed merit the gratitude
Of all humanity for al time IL come.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

10 far, the methods charactcrizing the
warfare being carried on IL Europe have
been such as 10 convince one that there
- no such tluns a. civilized warfare. \
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

Good evening. Have N"n paid Nonr
subsc' Ftfon to the charity Home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

From hiS neighhor'S point ~ view IN 4
impossible far any mai 10 he perfect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

To many people a bOrrpwtnrium would
h. a blessed rclicl.-Galveston News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22
founded July 4, 1893.

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Garcia Maria Robes
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Monies Dolores
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Po>a Francisco Garcia
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Perez Rosa Ernandez
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Ramirez Jnama
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-22

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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-02-18
DEADLOCK ENDED.
Wilson Sends Names Of Weston anH
Sims to the Senate.

President Wilson Monday ended
the long drawnout contest over, the;
South Carolina federal district attor-
neyship by sending to the Senate tne
name of Francis H. Weston or 20
lumbia to fill the former position,
and the name of James L. Sims OF
Orangeburg to fill the latter. These
nominations will probably be con-
frmed within the next ten days.
Senator Tillman was seen IN Au-
gusta Monday night and made this
statement: "While I wanted the
president to nominate Mr.. J. William
Thurmond for the position OF district
attorney, I do not bitterly oppose the
nomination Of Mr.. Weston and l Will
not oppose the ratification of his
nomination. Mr.. Thurmond is from
nv own county. Edgefeld. Mr.. Wes-
ton is from Columbia.
GAS regards Mr.. Sims, his norol-
nation meets with my APPROVAL
advocated his nomination, in fact. l
think both Of the gentlemen nom1-
mated will be suitable, but I think
that if Mr.. Thurmocd had been nomi-
mated and elected to the position OF
district attorney he would have made
q better man"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-02-18
Drops Dead in Fireplace.

Yesterday morning about elsht
o'clock Henrietta, the wife Of I. u.
Mitchell. a colored farmer in the Fork
. few miles from Oranseburs, dropp-
ed dead from heart trouble. and tell
in the fireplace. Their little child, sew
on wears old, pulled the body out. and
after throwing water on it. called for
helm Neiehbors soon arrived, but
found the woman already dead. Heart
tro,,hle caused the death as she was
not severely burned.