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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-16
DIED

At her home near Pembina, Fri
day morning, June 9th, Mrs. Anna
M. Wilson, wife of Chas. J. Wilson,
aged 40 years.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Methodist church in Penn
bina by Rev. Edwin Trigg and tho
remains laid to rest in the Lutheran
cemetery, escorted by a large circle
Of sympathizing friends of the fa-
mily.
There were present at the funeral
and at the time of her death three
brothers, Ed and Axel johnson of
Blackduck, Minnesota, Julius of Far
go, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen of De-
troit.
The deceased was in her usual
health the Sunday before and she
was visiting at Toilette. She was
taken with hemorrhage of the
stomach and she lived until Friday
morning. She was a woman of keen
home interests and a kind mother
and good housewife. She leaves
her husband and eight children, most
of them of tender age to mourn her
departure. :.
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THE FARMERS PICNIC

The farmers picnic was held in
Tom Meagher's grove Tuesday af-
ternoon attended by large circle
of townspeople as we'll as the entire
community. The Pembina band fur
nished music for the afternoon and
the Bathgate orchestra played for
the dance in the evening. The plat
form erected for the occasion was
OF magnificent size but not too large
for the crowd that took in the dance.
1t was typical old fashioned pic
mic with various kinds of sports from
horse and pony races, foot races.
base ball, etc. and from what we can
learn all had a good time.
The local township team, with
Neche, Bathgate and Bowesmont
participated in a ball tournament.
And in the fat mems race, j. T.
Cockburn took first place.
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Ass,s ,hs LIS. = E.srs.s.

|2S cents. The man with clean wool
put up properly is paying the grower
for not putting it up in proper
shape, when sold to buyers as they
usually pay standard price for all
the wool in the community if they
can get it.
It was the consensus of opinion
ct the meeting at Cavalier that pool
ing is the only present method which
will bring Just return to the grow
er. As a result there will be ship
ped from this county several thous,
and pounds Of wool to the state pool
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THE WEEKS BASE BALL

Hallock S; Pembina /.
Hensel picnic-Drayton 4; Penn
bina, 8. Pembina had Drayton shut
out up to the 9th inning and Henion
allowed one hit till that time, but an
error and a couple of hits tied the
game. The game stood 3-3 till the
11th inning.
Hallock plays here on the 22nd.
Everybody turn out.
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WHAT WILL YOU TAKE
FOR YOUR WOOL THIS
YEAR, MR.. GROWER7

That it will pay to pool wool
again this year is the statement of
County Agent Barizek made at q
meeting Of the wool growers held
at Cavalier last Saturday. The price
of wool in the grease at the present
time is about 81 cents net to the
farmer according to the market
price at Boston. A CREST deal Of
the wool has been sold from % to
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at Fargo.

at Fargo. =
Any man that contemplates to
ship his wool to the pool can send
his wool local freight as there viii
not be enough wool in any commu-
PITY to make up a carload. The pool
win close August first and returns
should be in before very long after
the sale.
The wool warehouse will advance
Is cents per pound on wool if desir-
ed. They doing; strictly . warehouse
business and not in. the, business Of
buying are forced, TO charge interest
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FOR SHERIFF

To the Electors of Pembina County:
I hereby announce my candidacy
az Sheriff for Pembina County Is
the coming primaries and If efected
I promise 70 fulfll the duties Of tho,
Office IN strict accordance with the
taw. A. B. SWEET.
Cavalier, N. D., May 8, 1922.
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CARD OF THANKS

The undersigned wish to thank
those who 80 kindly assisted US dur
ing the illness, and death of our be-
loved wife and mother, Mrs. Minna
Wilson, who passed away on June
9th, 1922. Also for the beautiful
floral wreaths and sympathy extend
ed to US in our bereavement.
Mr.. Chas., Wilson and Family.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF
:, THE MODERN WOODMEN
OF AMERICA

A sepcial meeting of the Modern
Woodmen Of America will be held on
Monday evening, June 10Th, at the
lodge rooms in 'Pembina. The pur-
pose is to initiate large class. All
Woodmen are requested to attend.
Refreshments will be served.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
REALTY RECORDS


Ihr following rcal'y transactions
were recorded in cir'mcory cour, yes.
'''""S
h"I"">">.
-" Lam stern william :. Ross.
trustees. I" Isaac Bloom. 80. 1879
north I'm Broad street. ~ feet :.
,ncn'S W'St iN'nt'"ih street. west
ic't - in'h'S hE 100 feet; north
'l'e ,'"ouall 't"'d - miles from Rich
'"''''' ""''" - i'--' S2''i
e5-Il. y. Jacob. trustee. to sraucn
b. Mors"" and George u Morgan.
cast lin" T'ifth Street. - feet 8
inches by - feet, March /. 1879.
$6.5ic.
s4-.Iohn II. ,;,rrot, ,rus,c. 10
George II. Biack. 80 so. unr,b Iirc
Floyd Avenue. 10 Zee, west ,.h.rry.
street. west 10 fo.i ly ia zoo, u,,,rI
so 1919 $500.
s, ~ :, ,.,
t.,i-.,,,i, :, ,y,,,. '"S,''' ="
ina L,In,d ,r,..,,,, NJ ~ mort u
chcr,v S,,.., ,.o.. 20. %" We,
foo, M,rrh IA ,.os o.n "S ''
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" - ~, r. - schmidt trustee. to Rosa
Avoruc ,io r.,, -, ~ '''"N'
M..h1,,. c,ro, ",".S' west
hy 80 Zoo, $50, q '.,m
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fec, / inrh hv ~ ron, ,n.i, 49, o., -"
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$40 nmr,L H., ut '!e'','"' 30
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
REMOVALS REPORTED


The fcil"Win. removals have been
registered at Police Headquarters:
j II. NyC0ci, 1913 Taylor Street, to
I23 North Bow" street
T. l.. Bowie. 35;I East Clay street.
to 30 North Thlrty-nfth street
J l.. E"wcn. 1910 East Franklin
street. to storage
pr. l.. ~ Bowman Lyric Building.
to storage.
l.. A. Coleman. 2o2 North Sycamore
Street, to 3o7 North Rowland Strcn..
I. l.. Childr"SS. Gi9 North Eighth
street. To 6l3 North Seventh Street.
I. NJ. Farris, 2aO7 Ecndall Avenue.
to ailO Fcndall Avenue
Mrs. Flcppa. Io5 South Third
street. to 7Ol West Main street
Mrs. Fletcher. 200 Monument Ave-
nue.. TO Virginia Auction Company.
9. L.. Ford. col West Grace street
To zoo South Mulberry street.
&. III. Gcrring. 2302-A Floyd Ave-
nue. To 2i7 South Bclvidere street.
H. ". Jones II South Third Street
I" '02 West Forty-sccond street.
Il. Kobrcs. 222 East Tenth street,
/" 2Il East Seventh street.
Mrs. Kerry. us North Twenty
sixth street, TO 2623 N.nable street.
y. i.ocknarne. 2Sl2 East clay Street.
ton gals East Broad Street.
street. I" 2ali East Clay street
y. H. NJ. O'Cartcr. - West Grace
street, To @23 East l. Street.
Y. j.. l.. Robinson. 3o3 South Null
berry street. to 1919 Grove Avenue
g. l.. Roberts. $ Nest Grace street,
T." l. South Third street.
~. !. Smith. West Grace street
To loo East Cary street.
w Slough. 2lI-A South Elm street.
To 2"i IA West Main street.
DR.. y. Il. Tucker. Terrace Springs
to "2I West Franklin Street
T. f.. Thomas. ii% i-2 Stewart
street. to 1903 ID North Twcnty-scc-
und street.
DR., l.. X Temple, @6ll Barton Ave-
nue.. to storage.
J. II. Wcinsteln, 30I North Boule-
ward. to Roanoke. Va.
y +. Waldrop. 2Gl7 Third Avenue.
Highland Park. to 202 Mulberry
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
CIIlC,CO GI,AIN MAnKrr,

CHICAGO. April 5.--Wh.at went upward
In price today, helped b. IT. IN LIVER
HHmaR" 'rpnrtA from Nansa-. Tn. c,o.-
.ng Was urs-',.cd at !c TO :s.c not gain.
l,i. Corn finished t.c ." A.ci,TLc up:
oats unchanged TO - higher. and pro-
visions unchan.-! 20 an IGvanr. -! i5C.
Eiupnasls 1" higher prices for wh"a:
- l.iNcrLyol wa EiVe1 ~ "a -.sui; %
word that tn. siYarC" there had been
due 70 purchasing for t'cTinsny. Ia AL %
itlun, announcement WA made thni suu-
piles y! wheat on ocean pas.hg. had do
Persistent buy.i-E her" 81 Mag ieliy"ry
wa .lsO nui.-h factor ami WAS taken
tvc'.d between chicago and Winnipeg.
ON the other hand tn" market effect uf
uufaNOrHbl. crop ,tyiC's from the South o.
~ost APPEARED 20 be -om.wha; d~arf.d
hy message from Kansas City noting
an bb-"nC" o' country or6crt 20 purchase.
falling ~ IA ths dpiucstic visible sup
ply total failed also 90 hav" much in
iu"DcH. the acgr"Hht. being s'i.l 400 no
bushels Ia .Srs-, Of the ngures year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
A. RECEIPTS 100000 600 BEL W EXPECTED MARCH TOTA

year ago, while ordinary cXpcndi :
lures totaicd S2.577. 100000 against
S3.'h4 100000 during the first three
quarters OF the previous fiscal year.
fublic debt receipts for March
totalcd }l.36S, iI0.3jj compared with
sS?l.0l7.9il in March Of last year ami
public debt expenditures for the
month were sl.7o2,09l.G3l against
s962.53S.242 in March OF 1921.
Public debt receipts for the fiscal
year to date aggregated }4.523. 900.
600 compared with $G.263. 000, 900 dur
ing the same period last year. while
public expenditures for the period
aggregated &5.3G2 900. 900 against So
57S. 100000.
The decrease in tho public debt
during March. officials explained. was
accounted for mainly by the rcdemp-
ton Of f53o.000.Oo0 worth Of ccrtih-
Gates of Indebtedness. while only
s260,Oo0,000 or these securities were
sold during the month.
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irct 10y - feet 3 inches. south line
Main street lo2 feet. east CRANKY
street east - feet by 100 feet. No.
laIl-IN3j southeast corner Cary AMI
hht"hi" streets. - feet II! inches hy
:" alley. north line Enscwuo Avcnu"
2i feet l"5 inches. west Elan Street.
west - feet ! inches by no feet.
March %. 1922. Tax siS. $40.
50 Samuel y. Davenport TO j. II.
Coleman. 30. 1919. south line clay
street. l2S feet > inches. east Kinney
street. east IL feet 10y 1853 feet. Liens
Sl.25r, S?OO. April 3. I9@2. s2.3.O.
go ChaTics Is. Willis. Jr.. to Arthur
Evans. north tine Willow Avenue. 80
feet by -" feet. lot -. block. 3. Prov
idcncc itrk March 70 1922. Tax
80 cents. Si".
!i-charlcs T.. nuggan. Mary ..
tNi'"p. TO Anna Ma. Earman, No. Sill.
east Tine Moss side Avenue. 2i5 feet
north Hrookiand Park Boulcyar.l.
November Is. 1879. Tax $S So
i02-A. Il. Eerra To Carrie Scot,
King. southwest corner Chamber
iaync Nv"nu" and Wickhnm street.
:i.il feet hy 1895 feet Lien $1,000.
March :. io22. TaN $50. $40
los Matte V. Wood. James 4.
Wood. 'wifrp /" Ellen j. Wood. No.
l&0l-l3o3. east limo thirty third Street
go feet 10y l25 feet. March l6. io22.
Tax 81, $40.
ioi-Rcnjamin L. l.ipscomb to no.
i"! tucE"r. Inc. No. ?l3. south line
Bank street u feet / inch 10y ~ feet:
south line Bank street - feet So
inches hy 30 feet. north line Main
street - feet s inches by 81 feet &
inches. March -. 1899. 100000
6-I.ouis Wolf. Rcbcccu Cwitc)
{" Lazarus karp. 30. "u0. 302. west
line Rowland Street 81 feet. north
Hanover Avenue north a. feet by "a
feet. Lien $500. March "a. 1879
Tan $3.50. $40.
a"-Elizabeth T.. kurfccs a. T..
hushand to Walter II. Mann. No.
EGO. north line ChaiRn Street ~
: feet inches. east Addison Sire.
east =" feet by 100 feet. April !. to2..
Tax $3.50. $40
G5-Cathcrinc II. Phillips. (DclHncy)
Ia'1cs T.. Phillips. Jr.. (husband) to
O. u IachariaS, south lin. Hanover
Street 80 feet. east Tildcn stree, east
- feet by 1870 feet. February y.
1922. Tax $3.50. SlO.
6i-Thomas y. Kidd. Gertrude T..
(wifc TO James +. Bradley. No. i03.
cast line Laurel Street 80 fec, inch.
south Cary Street south 30 feet II
inches by 80 feet. Liens $500. $500.
March 81, 1922. TAX 81. $40
65-Fred V. Gum. Porter (wife)
t" Nellie T. rhaup. No. ESQ.,. south
line Marshall street II feet > inches.
east Twenty-cighth Street east Ii
feet inches Ivy - feet in. March
-, 1922. Tax $3.50. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
BIC DECLINE COMPARED
WITH 1921 COLLECTIONS
Secretary M cl lion Believes
Will BE Gains From
Other Sources.
~ BLiC DEBT REDICf:D
Treasury obligations Arc Curtniicd
S'ii.Wo.hOO During Month by Ve-
drmpii"n Of I.nrRr Amount In Ger
fiicntrs of Indebtedness.
Ihy Associated Press.l

WASIilNGTON. April 3-Dcspi,e a
railing on of more than $4,000. 600
III the expected government receipts
rom Income ana profits taxes for
March. Secretary Mellon announced
tonight that the shrlrkhgc in inter
nal revenue collections Tor the fiscal
year ending next June 20 was not
likely To be substantial I'm view Of
collection OF back taxes ana In
creased collections or miscellaneous
Internal revenue.
I'u, for the fiscal year 1929. Mr..
Mellon declared. tho total collections
"f income and profits taxes wer.
lk"ly TO be about $1,000. 000. 600. I'm :
stead OF 'i7I5.ooo. 600 as estimated
N IN" budget, or "A falling OF OF
$:i5.Oco.opo
Zig slump I'm Collections.
COLLECTIONS 90 income and profits
taN"S during March. 1922" ne said.
nave amounted. on the basis Of
daily Treasury statements. To about
>3t".oO0.oOG as compared with csti-
mated income and profl,a taxes col
lection. for the month OF about $3.50. e.
100000 and collections ln March a
year ago OF about 1927. 900. 600. The
estimate OF siGO.00O.0OO for March
"hs based on IA. figure FOR total
collections for the year which an
p"arch In the budget. though Tho
treasury has always regarded ,h.g.
hfHr"s as snbJ.c, TO much uucer.
'Hinty because uC TIA" shrirkarc in
business and profits which occurred
during tho calendar year 1921
~ II interesting To note thu,
March, lt22. collections IN tho RIOS.
i"n' New York. Philadelphia ana San
Francisco Federal reserve districts
wcr" substantially in accordance
Win expectations. and that IN" ,.hI,f
ihlhnr on occurred ~ tho Cleveland.
'"'e"so aud Richmond districts"
Public Debt Dccr-asc..
decrease of $4,000. 900 IN tho
Public debt during March was an
nounc"d today by the Treasury.
on March 81. the public deb, stood
AZ E2a.liiGlS 1913. as compared with
Sl3.iIs.557,7s3 on February IS and
Win A23.i","st,3jl on December ~.
1871, the end ot the previous quar-
ter.
ordinary receipts ~ the govern
m"ni during III" month aggregated
Soh".IiI."s3 compared with Sg2lG21
""@ IN March of last year. and ordi :
nary expenditures aggregated 1929.
"'i,a3s. as against Sj36i7S3cO dur
Ink March, 1921
For the nrst thrc" quarters OF tho
fiscal year ordinary receipts were
100000 compared win si.355
100000 during the same period ID
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New York I,nnd Market.

NtW FVTk. AUriI a--Iho s'lnuIlt-ng
feature Of today I,t!I. bond uafEri
wh!cu almost kept pac" with record deal
iuE- "a StoCkS was tho speedy absorption
cent bonds Th."c wore. uv-rsuh.c riiI.d
Within nn hour. Heavy accumulation Of
Mexican government - and IS al pro
r"ur""b gains, yt:t 90! which later was
forfeited. and th- higher rang" OF values
registered hs other foreign issues were
among tn. other noteworthy dcyciOpiucntE
Among Liberties. the 3L7S cstab.!-hed a
n"w maximum az :,5, but the second va
"HS.1. III" entire Scric- showin. mixed
gains nnd losses at tn" close. Many Junior
rails u the Western and southern division
We" '"i"ri.'l" higher and local trac-
tons also displayed irregular strength.
Sales iOtal.I .l....L- 900
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PRODUCE MARKETS..


Ne" YORK. A.p'ti 3-iIG!..h iuarn"t
ana crop adH!ccs from DtaHI caused fur
th"r advances ~ tho market for cote"
futures her" TO-DAY May contracts so!,.
VI to 30 and December 70 So on GOV
"rinr ana trade buying. with The gen
eta lirt 9Icnine 49, an Hdy.uC" uf ! To- :.
higher cable advlces .eceivsI IN ,hc
trade he:" state that Italian banding IN
t.'es,s IN HFazh sst!mst" IA. coming
santos "rop 1T oniy S.s@pf.n bags Ssl,s
her" w"r" Estimated =; about t.Dif bag
May. :.p: july. 81. September. Sc. be
Cenber. ..3:. January. .5l: March. g.i
.Sp"i cof-e. firm; Rio = iel. santos t.,
~ liA Cost aud freight offers iuClur.d
santos 5 ana -. pgrt Bor, hons 49, II 30
70 la.' ana RIO - a. as 20 1910. Amer
lean credits
IN" oricisl cable. --ao-ied a decline az
!.+-i IA R'n "NChang" On London. hut no
change .n the doils- buyiur ra.c Tn.
.LrY cable reported an sdvHur" Of 20 20
10 rel. IN RIO. wish later cables report B..
lux a fuTthe! rh!n 81 :rt 90 =, r.is san
'os ""r - To ~ rcp >Scr a The close
.; .as; week. but showed an advaucc ~
20 -, -eA today brazilian nor; 30.
cleared ,b.J and Vi5't:!a. 5i0. bass fa-
Hcw N6TH. santos reported cl"aranCc, NJ
6i."' ahEs for SoutheT: ports
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OF undetermined origin. For "a tim,
NJ threatened the entire plant OF tn,
company. which is Il subsidiary Of th.
Long Boil Lumber Company. ut Nua.
SaS city. The loss was covered b.,
insurance. About 800 men wcr. mad,
idle as 4 result OF the blaze
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

SEW YORK, Ap.iI 5.--s"vcrai leading
EASTERN manufacturers OF wide Mapped
goods and cotton blankets today with
drew al! lines. explaining they Had sold
ahead into August. Print cloths and
ri'"tinEE wc!" VIi"tcr. New prices have
been named "n iin" c"u,b.J yarn cling
hhiEs Tn" CARPET auction which opened
TO-DAY. comprising about Sigpb.H.' worth
-. CARPETS aud rugs. attracted worry
large attendance. Active bidding ran
I:ic"s slightly higher than 81 III" lat
sht". Lots wern bought steadily rs NJ
Tered. Wool ruoB wrr" tluit. with
PRICES G-uWinE more Irregular Ia second
hiriS S.!ks ""T" duh and raw SILK un-
uMAnE.,l. Hnr-Mn- M.r. l!rlMar-
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KAI.I-TFH. y. Q. AprIl 3.-Thc
Carolina Power Company. a subsidi-
airy OF the Carolina Power and Light
company, has purchased u block Of
IN" h%dro-.lcctr!c power from the
Ta!lnssoc Power Company. al nadin.
y. G.. and work Will bc started at
once on construction OF "A transmits
sion line between sanford and Radin.
a distance of siNty-fiv miles Il was
announced by officials OF the Carroll IA
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Asks Permission to Operate Line.

WASHINGTON. April 3.-Thc At.
iantic and Carolina Railroad asked
the Interstate Commerce Commisslo,
today for permission to opcrat.
line OF railroad running twelve milo,
out of kcnansvillc. y. Z. Tho roat
was formerly operated as logging
line.