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When Lovely Woman Stoops to Folly,
and continues to use the old-fashioned, so-called
soaps, which destroy clothing and clean nothing
7 soaps which are costly at any price, ineffective,
labor-increasing
and
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oxruty of IVmhiua,
IMn'»:nn Hnl Uliw: ami Loan Association,Phin
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W. (tibta. Defendant.
Nutcr is hm*iv uivou that by virtue of spe
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directed aiul delivered mid
now in lr.v lumris. issued out of bo clerk's ottice
ftlic First Judicial District Courf.Rtnte of North
.ko:u. iu and for iho. county «f Pembina upon
MidLMneni mul decree in foreclosure rendered
'i sarl cotiri in favor of .l*embinu Building and
1. in AsioL'ialion, plcititifl' and &<.nitnst Uobeit
W. jbbs. ilifeJid'Uii: whereby I have bceu
dlrt'Ctvtl m»:ler and by virtue ot wild judgment
•md decree in foreclosure and special execution
to soil the following described real estate situ
nte In :he ctMiniy ot Pembina and fct-uc of North
to-tvir: l.ot number eleven (J1.) in
miio ('.'•) Iti ifto original tnvmdte of Cava*
her tiororrtmg to the oAb'ial plat thereof, on file
«u I ot recoid in the office o,f -tlii* ^Register ot
!'rd«iii and lor the county of Pembina and
.-late of North Dukot-i. together with all the
herethtnmt'U and appurtenances thereunto ap
permit or in utivwise belouuint:. to natlsry
t: judgment and decree iu foreclosure rendered
mi snitl court iu f:jv»r of the pJnintifT, the
rembmii Nuildmg and Loan Association tiitrf
agauw .Robert W. (iibby, defendant amount
ing tunc hundred aml sixty dollars and uiue
ty ieut«(M0.'.0.) together with' interest on ii.e
front Die f»th il»jv of April A. D. SHU-I at the
rite of' saven per cem tw annum and the costs
of litis ex-.vuium an 1 the ec-ht^ of
And Hint I siiatl uiulerand by virtue of aaid
Mid-.vin tit and (.ncre-- tu foreclofitre au«l gpeci'il
«-\MMit'oti. oil h:ir-:lay. the l?th day of Slay,
a. I). JH.I4. it tlie luitt'r of two o\ loek in the
afer »o
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of Kjsid day at the front tloor of the
es:trt h'»u'»?tn the eltyofI'cmb'na.Inlaid cotin
.tnl ctate. proceed tosvll all the right, title
Mid intere*! of the above named defendant,
Uoberr \W Gibbs iti and.to the above described
prrpcrtv ntisfv eairt-judgment and decree
H^'I'^pe«'.i«l
exectf. ton-'ainotnititc to uitie hun-
(f.xd /uiiL t^ixt^ doilafg'ahd ninety ct,n:»j(S5C0.HUJ
together \vilh Jill nceruiu '. fOJK» of Kale and ill
Teft''oti ih* :i-ihie 6|h day of April A.
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f:t :.j3)iJV (»ct} ^h t.vtl^hitzhe&lbidder f()« cush.
April 10!h JA'M. 3D-41
W.-|» KNRKHHAW, A. M. O'OoSNoR,
!*i rtit5{Ti» Attornew '^u'rhtoflVinbitiaCounty.
Mirrtffage Sale#
of the Hum i»f ftmrteen btiudred mid
•tftsfli-.tvro dollars ,Hid/v nvonty-three cents
watch-ft to bu due tit the
|}H»U iUt&i\at|co upui| a jfcrtuin mortgage, duly
i-x&iVM.'d ntul-rdehvefed .by Lottie Fur^tunati
ud s^»Mine «lCur^a»jvah *liiH wife to Stephen
liohle*. TOiiritiS'dftt* the 20th d'iy of December
^. j). iMW, and duly recorded in the ofliea of
tlie h'^yister of J)'ds. in and for the enunty of
j'cmhinu aud stat N'urih l^alinta, on the
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oi rlanuarv A. 1. Isyi.atVilj o'clock
HI IMD:
Uoua^anM time wihinone veuriroiu t!i6 day.of
sitfe/iw provided bv law*
Dated at Pembina N. 1. April rMt'r A. D.
13. D.
HOOKER18»1.
wasteful,, instead of using
Santa Claus Soap,
And finds Too Late that Men Betray,
bad temper when "their collars, cuffs and shirts,
and the household linen, are ruined by cheap,
wretched soaps
What Charm can Soothe her Melancholy
Why! Santa Glaus Soap
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Sold 1)V oil Rr-M
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STATU OK
NORTH DAKOTA,
•i': il only t}'
A. M.
4»of mortgages, ou
PAU'eSM
and which
mof:)r »»e wan bv tncctttnerii i« writing la:e)
i:i-i Jy.h day of ilat.uary A.l». IS'Jj duly aligned,
^o!d and tranpferrwl to K. D. B-joker jr, and
widen assimiment of mortgage was liled for re
4'
ird
MI
the otHue of ilu Ueginter of DeetN for
l'jmb:nttcoui)tv. and sv.ityot Noriii Dakota on
t.ie Is: dav of Kcbrnary A. D. at the hour
»H) ovloirk in the foretu»on of caid day and
-.vns duly recorded in book 50 of inoityagef, ou
jt r. Atid no action or proceeding At taw or
«-thuru yc having been inHliiut/d to reenver the
secured by nxtd mo'.lgrige, or anyp.irt
urcr.-oi.
Now therefore, notice iis hereby given, that by
virtue of a piMver of nta tu'«l in *aid mnrt
g:u:e atid pursuant to tlm statute in Mt*e
i.ittle and provided, thes M-ti.i mortgage will be
ioreclntted, and tlie premiss dc?i-r'.beil in aint
oveni bv ta:d mortage, viz: The innheiKt
ijiiarter secUoti eleven 11 in to.vtistiip one
undred nid ^ixty. (lCi») nor of range number
!iIiv«four. 1) wec{ of tho 5lh I1. M. und contain
iV o'.iu nundre.1 and sixty (Hi')acres of luul ac
»r.lhi«4 to the V. S. government survey thereof.
ivS.s t:iroe (-J) neroK in the northeast earner of
iid quarter *cct«ou Ueoded to The eluifch: ill
t'embhia coutitv, and ft-ite of North Dakota,
with the hereditaments and atiptirl*mauce*. will
he fold at public auction, to tue higher bidder
fur cash, to pay ud lobt find intvier-t anil
lite tase «,.if on siid premises, and liiiy
doltars(550.0anv,
i)
attorney's fee, im }ui.imtcd in
•hrtdibycaul mortgtti-'ftiiuc^.of foreclosure, and
The difbnivenierit'j adiwed bv hiw wiilch nale
v.-ul bo inudo by the slierilt of said Pembina
countv or li deputy, at tho front door of tlie
'ourt house in the city of Pemb-na in n&id co!iu«
:v and stisie on the tMh tlav of Juno A. D. 1S'J4, at
two o'ctocK t».
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of thai day. subject t« red"tnp*
jr.
\V. .1. KNKKSIIAW, AV^iynee of rnortga
Uu rney for 8cfcnee it? mortgagee. 11-47
Mortgage *ale.
"TTkT"llfcUKAS. Default hat-' been made in tho
yV con«lit.ous|of a certain m«itgage, execut
ed nud dedvered by Wiillan A. Tull.v and Ann
iullv. hi^ wife, m-'itgug ors, to Vermont Loan
AU1
Trust Company Mort^ayec, dated the I3ih
day of Oetober A. D. TSHS and rec'r.led ay
m:rtyagu in the otlice of the Kcg^cr ot De-.^ds
In and lor the county of Pembina in the Te.*r
,torv Dakota, now state of North Da\oin. on
f'bf&'ih dttvoT O.Mober A. I),. JSSJJ at I
IH
O'C'OI-K
»'."M. in book (41) of mortgaire ut pagts ('Ji5.)»»nd
thnre
claimed and declared to be du on sa:D
mortgage ai the date of thin not ice, th um utit
:e.i..hundred and sixiy-^even dollars and
(forty c.-nts•) and no«io«ian prorted
been in^tunted r.t law or in entity to
in
recover the debt secured by said mortgage, oy
mv parttnereof.
Now.Therefore. t»otiC2 i^ hereby given, thnj
by a virtue of a power of sale contained Iu pu'd
lunitxiiue. and ol the ftainte iu such ca^e made
md provided, the said mortgage will be fo.e
cloned by a sale of the mortgaged premises tbee
in described, which cale will be made at the
front door of the court house iu the clly of Pem
bina, iu the county, of Pembina and sta'e of
Nocth Dakota, at public auction, by the .*he iV
Df.^aid coitmy, or by hM deputv, ou Satu.d-••
ill- day of Ji»r«e 18^4, at two o'clo. kin
thertfieriioon,tofati^ij r.heamount which enell
dten be due on eaid mortgage, with the interest
thereon, taxes and cocts, and expennen of f*ulo.
aud-.llfty dollars atiornevja feet*. a« stipulated in
**fd ftbftff age in eara or foreclosure.
{fhepremises desoHbed iu caid tnortgage, avd
t»ckto oe sold, ere the piece -or parcel of laud
nmiated iiulie count} dt Pt'mhiu-t and state of
**\ir'h Dakota, and known and lefci it»ed as fo!
JO'M'S.
to'Wlt: The sotttl|wefti|iiarUr (w qr) of
neetion numbered twenty-live (23) iu towuchip
jitimb-red one hundred ana fixty (100) north,
of ratigo numbere( lifty-two (ftl) we^t eoutain
i«g one buadfed aud sixty (1C^* acres, more or
le^H.
Dated Grand Porlin April 30th A. D. 1894.
VERMONT IWIAS ANU
Tr.vst
i\ W: WILDER,
COMI'ANY,
Mongagw.
Attorney for Morfeasc-e. 42-4S
Monjfatfc Sale.
X"X TUEIIEAH, Default ha^ been made in the
VV conditions of a certain mortgage, exe
cuted and delivered by Kobert Waldo a
man, mortgagor, to th Vermont Loau and Trust
Company. luorigagei*, dated.lheiCml day olOct.b
er A. I). lSSSand"recor(!eda-«tt*inoi tgage in lhc|or
lice of ilie IU?ister of Deedx iu and for the
couuty of Peiubina, iu the Territory of Dakoto,
now *!ate of North Dakota, on the 2tth day of
October A. D. J«Sjs ut 7:10o'clock r. .v. in book
(11) of Mortgagee, tit iage (30 )uud there iij
claimed aud declared to due oi^fpid mortgage
at the dare of thi* notice tho nmouui of eleven
hundred and eighty.dol iai*«{.$ 1,180.J and no
action
or pnKeeding ha»«'bcen.4n»titu'ed- Rtiaworiu
equity to rjcover the debt Kocured by naid moi
gago, or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, uo'iieo ie hereby given, !'»nt
by virtue o! a power ot fale contuiiied in *.M
mortgage, und ot the statute iu nucb case inat'c
and provided, the *a:d morUuge will be fo.e
closed bv sale of the mortgaged' prem'Hjn
therein described, which stile will be made at
the front door of fhe court house in the city of
Pembiurt. in the county oi Penibiua und ntate of
North Dakotu, at public auction, by the tdieriiT
of said county, or by hin deputy, on Saturday
the "Jlrd day of June A. D. hsJM at two o'clock in
the afternoon, to Kjiii.-fy the umotitit which nhali
then be due on said mortgage, with the interest
thereon, taxe* and co^tn. and exiieiises of sale,
and lifty.dollars [$5Q.Q0] 4knif)y »fees,tts«llptr
luted in itti(| iuoftgag« in case ot fotcelosure.
The ])'rem:s. d'e*criijcd in said i^ortgage, tud
i-lo be Hold, are the piece or parcel of laud
fituuted in the county of Pembina and state of
Not th Dakota, aud known aud described as fol
!O'A, to.'wit Th-J foutheaet tin iter (f-e qr of
of section numbered le-i
[I0J
in township numb-
red one hundred and lifiy-nine [lftij noitli, of
range numbered lifty-two ["i] west conluining
one hundred aud 111 ty-nluc* [I'/O acm«, more or
1cm.
jted(irund Forks, April
30 li,
F.W.WRDBR. VKKN.D.LOAN
TA.D.1*9-1.
OST AND
RUST
English' and
French Styles.
lmnd to select from. A neat fit and
good worknwnshipsuarantepd
LEAVING AMD MENDING DONE
WITH PROMPTNESS.
Cxi'ci'-o.
V~ *.•
ISSUED FRIDAY MORNING.
COUNTY AND CITY PAPER.
V. A.
WARDWELL.
O.O.TaoMnoK.
WARDWELL THOMPSON.
TERMS, 4(2.00 PER ANNUM
FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1894.
ASSESSMENT POINTERS.
Our wise and Ic.-irncd friend !he at
torney general of tills great state of
North Dakota has seen tit to issue a
sort of ''philiplc" in rather uncom
plimentary terms, insinuating if not
asserting, that the elevator com
panies are rascals ami will seek to
evade taxation of grain in stock on
May 1st. Our purpose in this arti
cle, however, is not to discuss the pe
culiar style of Mr. StanUisli's ele
vator circular but to direct his at
tention to a class of g-iod, honest, un
sophisticated tax-payers or lax-evad
ers, living in our neiglnHiring county of
Cavalier who arc mostly engaged in
the peaceful pursuits or agriculture,
and who can give pointers to the ele
vator people on the subject ot assess
ment.
Their plan is simple and is of a
legal color. Our legislature ot 1891
exempted $200 straight from the total
of each person's personal assessment.
Well, Farmer Smit'i of Cavalier
county, the first year after the pass
age of the law had a personal assess
ment of 11.200, mostly in cattle
hence with tho $200 exemption he
only paid.taxes on $1,000. Now Farm
er Smith thought this a pretty good
tiling, aud that summer, while lean
ing over his plow handles, lie set his
thiuk machine in mntinii aud studied
out how he could improve on this
good thing, because according to the
old proverb "you can't have too
much of a good thin .'." So Farmer
Smith evolved a scheme, and when
he went to the alliance meeting be
either unfolded it there, or told it
abroad elsewhere, for his neighbors
are all onto it. Fanner Smith's
scheme is simply to give away his
personal property until he has only
$200, ut assessor's viriiuatioii, left and
therefore with a $200 exemption law
has no personal tax to pay. ltut it is
in giving away his surplus property is
where Farmer Smith's nccumen
shines. During the month of April,
or some time previous to tho assess
or's visit, he divides his personal pro
perty among the members or his fami
ly, and in the division he carefully
protects each or the members from
the burden of taxation by limiting
his gifts to each to about $200 valua
tion. When the assessor comes, John
.Smith,the farmer,lists his two horses
a Ijincler and some odd truck a« hit
snlo possessions. Mary Ann Smith,
tlie wife,is assessed for the four oxen,
a couple of colts and the family cow.
.lohn. Jr. the boy, has some steers,
'Nancy .laiu:, the daughter owns the
sheep and pigs, aud the maiden sister
who lives in the family, owns about
two hundred dollars of miscellane
ous household stuff, while the three
year old Sally and the baby are charg
ed up with the rest or the personal
property.
We understand that one of the
Laugdon city merchants learned the
lesson from his farmer customers last
year aud by judicious distribution
among his relatives got oil with a
very ligh tax on his stock of goods.
Hut the reader will say how do they
get the necessary valuation upon
which to collect the necessary taxes
such a system must bring down the
total assessment greatly? Well, it
does, we do not vouch for the exact
figures but we heard it said that the
personal assessment in that county is
reduced from ?2i50,CC0 to about one
tenth of that sum. Ltut tho genius
of Farmer Smith has provided for
that. Owing to the series of dry
seasons and hard frosts some ycarsago,
a large amouut of land went into the
hands of nou-rcsideuts. At the as
sessors' meeting, by formal *vote and
agreement, the assessors are direct
ed to tax lauds owned by noii-resl
dents, fifty jiar cent higher than ad
jacent Jands owned by residents!
And the assessor in his zeal not only
obeys his instructions but gives such
good measure, that the total assess
ment is kept up, the bloated non-re
sident pays the taxes, while the hon
est farmer gop.s free.
What is the matter with Cavalier
farmers as philospliers of finance:-'
CC.
1 *i Attorney for Mortgagee, Mortgagee.
J. G. Sonderman,
Merchant
Tailor,
AUKBATVAUIETVOFSAXPLEBIH
American,
TARIFF LEGISLATION.
At present writing it certainly does
not look as ir it were possible for the
democrats to pass a new tariff bill for
an indefinite period. Ilill, of New
York, one or two of the populist sen
ators, and the Lousiana sugar sena
tors, arc now all opposing the pres.
cut rorm or the bill. A large uiajori.
ty of tlie democratic press are also
opposing it in one way or another.
The fact is the party have, between
their promise of free trade, and the
actual necessity of providing ror the
government, placed themselves be
tween the devil and the deep sea.
Some things arc now becoming ap
parent even to the democratic mind,
Revenue or some kind is a necessity.
If it must be paid, the common peo
ple prcrcr to pay on manufactured
articles that compete with our own
products, rather than on foreign pro
ducts wbicli wc must have but which
we cannot produce at home. To
change the burden of taxation from
imports to internal revenue don't
make the load any lighter, but really
makes it harder to bear.
^tim
This Is all wrong. Every tov. t.sliip
ought to have its own cemetery a plot
of laud not too large, laid out iII lots,
is after the first purchase self supper- j*I}m{'ton
ting. All surviving relatives oiulil
and desire to owu tlie ground tiieir
dead is buried in, aud want an ii».*ur
unce that the precious ashes uid le
maln undisturbed forever.
Wc hope to sec the custom emula
ted in the west until every family and
every society, will deem it a duty aud
pleasure to signify the remembrance
of those who have gone before by this
most beautiful memorial custom.
The call for a state convention or
the republican party is published.
The convention will be held on July
1th, at Grand Forks, and will nomi
nate a candidate for member of con
gress, governor and rull set or state
officers. The basis of representa
tion is the average of the votes cast
for member of congress, governor, se
cretary of state and state auditor at
the gcueral election, one delegate ror
each lirty votes cast. This basis or re
presentation for tiin largest counties
Is as follows: Cass, 42 Grand Forks,
31 Traill, 21 Pembina. 20 Walsh, 19
Richland, 18 liarncs, 15: Ilurleigh, 13
Stutsman, 13 Ransom, 12 Itainsey,
11 Morton, 11 Dickey, 10 Sargent,
10: Cavalier has 7. There aro 3M_de'
legates called.
Hon. Roger Allin, of Walsh county,
Is spoken of as a nominee for govern
or by the republican convention
Mr. Allin is an excellent man, per
sonally popular, and in some ways an
available candidate. It Mr. Allin's
Walsh county friends had at the last
election accepted the situation and
done their best for Governor Burke,
no matter what tlie result of the elec
tion, wc beiieve Mr. Allin would
have been the nominee this year
with practically no opposition. But
it wilfbe very hard for Mr. Burke's
friends to forget the vote of Walsh
county when they come to uominate,
and it would be still harder to hold
all of Governor Burke's friends In
line when it came to voting on elec
tion day. The political knife is a
two-edged affair and cuts both ways
Coxcyism Is playing out." The rea
son of it is simple. While there is no
difficulty in obtaining meals as they
come to different towns, these towns
refuse to allow them to remain and
order them to move on -and, since
the authorities have stopped tbe
stealing of trains, the Coxcyltes have
to walk and walking is hard work.
The simplest and least troublesome
method of curing Coxcyism is the
order to "move on!" The best way
to make Coxeyltes is to elevate them
to the dignity of martyrs the best
way to stop tiiom, is to treat thein as
tramps and keep them tramping.
COMMUNICATION.
Editotn of tlie PIOMKIB EXPRJCSS.
We notice in the controversy be
tween the
PIONEEREXVKESS
and St.
Thomas Times that Mr. Hagcr Is re
fered to as the leader of the republi
can party in the 2nd district, but tbe
majority of the republicans around
St. Thomas do not seem to know or
look upon him as such. In the first
place, a man to be a leai'cr in polities
or anything else, must have some fol
lowing, and if Mr. Ilager has any fol
lowing, we of the city of St. Thomas
and the immediate vitiiclty do not
know anything about it. This I think
was fully demonstrated when he made
his run for county commissioner
against Mr. Mansell and was shown In
his own town. Very likely his being
defeated by Mr. Mauseli was owing to
his being so reticcnt in his way, but
wc are happy to inform the public
that Mr. llhgcr has at present very
favorable indications of overcoming
the great difficulty with which he haa
liccn so seriously handicayped during
his young days of political life. It
was thought at one time by the peor
pic or St. Thomas that he would al
ways remain a featherhcad, but we
inclined to believe this wag a mistake,
However, since he has undertaken to
down your Uncle Judson he will have
sample room to display some of hla
talent. We are at the present time
inclined to belive he would have dis
played more horse sense if he had un
dertook something a tittle less dlf?
ficult as a starter! We do not under'
stand why Mr. LaMoure should be
sidc-tracked for si-ch a man as Mr.
Hager.
When the time comes to make a
change of leaders iu the republican
ranks in North Dakota let us do so
for the bests interest of the party,and
MEMORIAL DAY. absolutely In polities for revenue onlr.lJud T^PI wnlMt resubmission and
Tho moat savage and barbarous na- One mure nuggeslloti and will close.' thiit ^N|.
turiiing traitor to rcpuhti
tlons care for the burial placesof their If
I
dead. The sepulchres of the ancients,
in the torn of pyramids, mausoleums
catacombs and caves are the most en
during of their works. In the far nit
islands of the South Pacific where tho
natives had scanty left offcannilul-'viil«at tusliiit.
Ism the village grave yard where ti:'. I Yciirs respetTully,
graves were marked out and covered' A 1!KIUIII.ICAN
by white cowrie shells was a conspicu- St. Thomas, May 22nd, '84.
ous and beautiful object.
In this new northwest the struggle County convention.
to make homes for the living, leaves' The republican county convention
little leisure for the beautlfyiug ami
body In aci.rncrof the farm or take
the corpse to some village burial-place,
perhaps miles away, which except
that it is a burial place has little or
no other attraction.
wl"
Akra
One day in the year should be ap- In'•pendent County Convention,
pointed for all to meet and take care of Notice is hereby given that on Sat-
tlie grounds thus] set apart, and do
the many things whicli arc neccssary
to put the grounds and graves iu or
der, to plant trees and shrubs, tlx
fences, etc.
We would suggest to those who
Jm ivpub.lraii p.iriy in ililx slato cablsiMjbati uupaiuoiial.lc extent.—
want a rcpctct ion of the events of '02 Ileniotf Oo.
all the.v want to do Is to let such men' ~~a~\
its llager engineer their con veil I ions.)
Imlli an, st. te.aml if .heyareL.^&.'r
iiol in tin- tourecn in 'ovcm! er \\ui 'v*
OK 2ND
DIST.
meet at Ikithgate at noon June
3otli, to clcct
20
care of the homes of the dead. A re
gularly laid out cemetery except in
the larger towns is a rarity. Sel im
Is a plot of ground set apart by 'ilie
country localities, neighborhoods, or
townships for tho reception of the "entation is one delegate at large
dead, liut here and there, a leaning fr*"" each township aud oie delegate
fence or lonely woodcu cross stands I 'or each 25 votes,based on the average
out from the prairie, neglected and ®'the votes cast for member of con
alone, a token that the dead is there. "rcMi governor, state auditor aud se
The rural citiseu has his choice when cretary of state, and one delegate for
one of his loved oues dies, to lay tho the major fraction:
deld gates to the
1 Lincoln ... 2
2 Ludetna ... 2
1 Midland
Avon
lleaulleu
Bathgate....
Carlisle......
Cavalier
Crystal
Drayton
Elora
Gardar...
Neche........' 0
1 Park..........
... 1
4 itemliiiia 7
2 St. Thomas... ..... 7
3 St. Joseph
... 3
St. Joseph
Thlngvalla... ... 2
... 3
3 Walhaila......
Thlngvalla...
1
... 2
... 3
2
2 Total ...63
Caucuses rccoiunicnded to be eld
the Saturday previous.
Tlie regular official call will be pub-:
lishcd next week.
turday, Julie'llth, 1S(H,, a convention
of the independentsof i'embina coun
ty, North Dakota, will be.held iu .Ca
valier, N. D.,"for the piuposc of e'ec
ting sixteen (16) delegates to attend
the state convention* at JuiuesUwii,
now arc interested in country and vil-|N.D.,on June 14tb, and for tho trans
lage grave-yards, where their friends .action of any other bi)sinoss that
and relatives lie, that Memorial Day
would be a proper and fit occasion to
meet for this christian work, The
observance or tliisda by the G. A. It.
and the decoration of the graves of de
ceased comrades, has now spread
among the people in the villages or the
cast, until not only soldiers graves are
decorated, but llowcrs arc seen strew,
cd on graves at every hand, the ceiiie
tcries themselves arc cleaned up and
set ill order for the occasion and the
whole population often turn out with
gailands not only for the soldier-dead
but for all that sleep in the silent
cities.
may properly come before the conven
tion.
The basis of representation will be
one delegate at large, ahd one Tin
every twenty-five (2T») votes, or tnajoi
fraction thereof, cast for Gov. Shbrt
rlilge, in 1802, which will entitle the
several township to representation as
follows:
4 Lincoln .' 3
3 Lodema,,.., 2
4 Midland !... 3
Akra
Avon
Meauiieu
.thgate
Cavalier.......
Crystal
Carlisle
Drayton
Elora
Gardar
Hamilton 4
Joliette 2
Neche 3
Park
By suggestion or the state central
committee, and by order of the coun
ty central committee,
Dated Cavalier, N. D., May 21,1894.
JAMES DOBIE,
J. A. FitAwlcy, Chairman.
Secretary.
Notice ol County Alliance' Meeting."
Notice is hereby given that on Sat
turday, June 0th, 1894, Pemblnacoun1
ty Alliance, No.'SO, will meet at the
town hall In Cavalier, N. D., for the
purpose of electing one delegate to at
tend the state meeting at Jamestown,
on June J3th, and 14th, and for the
purpose of transacting any other busi
ness that may properly come before
the meeting.
Each subordinate Alliance is enti
tled to one delegate at large, and one
for each ten (10) members or major
fiaction thereof.
A full attendance is desired.
Dated Cavalier, N. D., May 21st,
18S4.
F.
J.
S. W.
FAKnow,
FRESCOTT,
President.
Secretary.
W. C. T. U.
The proper place for women—At
the head of the pilgrim's, back to
purity and truth.—James Russell
Lowell.
Springfield, Missouri: W. C. T. U.
industrial home has rcscucd from the
streets, two hundred and rorly wo.
men and children many sent back
to home and mother. Many led to
him who said: "Neither do I con
demn thee," "Go and sin no more,"
Two young orphan boys from Mon
tana, arrived in Jamestown, the oth
er day, looking ror a married sister,
only to find she had moved away.
The boys were adopted by the W. C.
T. U. organization.
Friday.cvcniiig, May 18th, the .W.
C. T. U. or Minneapolis gave an en
tertainment-or readings and music at
the Russell coffee house as a benefit
Tor a Tund to send young women to
Ucst Island for an outing. Willard
cottage on Rest Island was erected
by the W. C. T. U. and their friends,
for the purpose of providing outings
for poor women aud children, and Is
under the management or Miss Etta
Thompson and Mrs. E. A. Itusscll.
The W. C. T. U. can wield,-and has
already wielded, a mighty- influence
in the direction of international
peace. It is itself an embodiment of
pcacc. It stands not only for God
and home, but also for God and hu
manity, and wherever the white rib
bou goes it represents the higher and
broader Christian thought, that love
and service for humanity, is nobler
than love and service ror home or for
native land because it includes
both.
... were simplv censured for voting foi
not II their places with men who are Roach, and entreated to return, but
1
The Emmons County Record seems
to let the cat out of the bag ,is to the
whys and wherefores of the renubli
cans for bouncing Jud LuMoure. In
ending quite an editorial, not very
complimentary to the
aforementioned
gentleman, the Record says that cer
tain papers "expousc" (whatever
that may mean) "his cause for the
rea^u that they believe, from his
past record, that they can always de
psnd upon him to turn traitor su
preme the moment when resubmission
is put opon its piusage. He has never
missed an opportunity of
rt««^rjftpg
his friends in the legislature when
fruition of their hopes seemed nlgb."
Well, well. So to vote against resub
mission is "to turn traitor suprme"
to tbe republican party. That ac
counts for the difference in tbe treat
ment which La Moure and other who
voted for Roach, received. The otheia
-MMaaiaaaaafcMHA..
UXj's.lJiiiirl
1
n,."v
CS
.'
uiatc plai'cd iy Noah u|tnu the merits
and cKpal iiMlcs
c.r Ins three sons,
j.Sliciii, llaiu Vii (I
JH|
In I. ilit'iv can
no doubt that there is a wntu differ
cta-e l-etwcrn ilii-Sfinitir |h«.ph! and1
descendant* or .lap!:et, as l,iTh- direc.
ti' ii of tbeir ii e.ital i:clIvlly. l{i|'.|
gi i^s and phll' sijiliieK have b. ,j: heir|
ori^lti ir the Fa-t,I: dl.-atini'thai it
statc convention which meets at''onccri.s itself num
Grand Forks July lltli, to put In no-!W'1l^iili'SfphUut rrfier'lo c
inination a member of congress and|c"'""on than with the I' p.c-.,
the state omccrs. The basis or rep.e- |"f earthly siirrotiiidliiys. T' ie
tonic nations, in the i.tie- r.d,
tiiougli rorugos lielilnd their rie .ts
tn-ihcp in philosophy have always
been intensely praclkal. "WI,at re
lation, will this bear to us now? Il.
will it effect our present n«lii i-ny"
have been the two supreme quest Ions
Consequently we And the Teut' iih
Iieoples the pioneers In disci very, in
the mechanic arts, and as wo mlblit
expccl, the Inventors of tho steam
ship, tl.e inilrt'ud. iiiid the practical
improwmciits whidi devel« n« dern
dvillzatl'm. No funtry is more
thoroughly practical. than our own,
and here'I fc I* that we find the greatest
and best equipped railroads of the
world. Occupying the front rank Is
tho fiUrHiigloti Route, with its 7.000
'miles nf'liraefc, reaching all points In
the central West. For maps
and time
tables Ithe* lines, cikll on vour home
agent, or address
W.
J. C. Kenyon,
Gen. Pas«i:Agent. Sit. Paul, Minn.
Notice lo 0mid.Sidewa.'k.
1
To th6 owiicrs aud occupants the
tolliifeiniji described property in the
city tif P^ttblna:
!6lmmV?rtcingal
the north cud of
lot 10 in block I ou the west side of
Colonibqatrect, running, south past
lot 2 lb tjtock 4, then across to east
side of sald st reot, and again south
tfll itpatecs l.it 3 in block 5, then
across to west side of Adelaide street,
oppositelcelaiid church.
Public notice is hereby given that
the city.couiicil ot Penibiua deem it
necessary that a sidewalk be con
structett jis hereinarter set forth in
front »r the lots hereinafter described
and have
.ordered and resoled that a
new sidewalk be built commencing at
the wirtti end or lot 10 in block 1 on
the westj sfdc of Colombo street, run
ning south past lot 3 in Mock 4, then
across to past side of said street, aud
agalii soii|h tli) it passes lot 3 In block
5, then across to west side or Ade
laide street opposite the Iceland
church., The walk to be made or two
10-inch, pfapks laid 10 inches apart,
on 2x4 stringers, 4 fcetlongaml 4 feet
apart,' and to lie built under the
supervision of tlie city engineer and
the street cotiimissioncer of the city,
and to be completed not later than
Saturday June 2nd, 1894.
4
Pembina 4
St, Thomas 7
St. Joseph
Thlngvalla....... 4
Walhaila
Total 84
The convention will lie. called to or
der at 1 o'clock p. m. Town
ship committees are requested to hold
their caucuses for the election of dele
gates, at their usual polling place, .on
Saturday, June 2nd, at7:30 p. m. All
citizens, in sympathy with the prin
ciples of the Independent party, imay
take part in the caucuses and attend
as delegates to the county convention.
Wc would especially call attention to
the fact that taking any part In the
nomination of candidates for more
than one political party is illegal.
Now, therefore, you the owners and
occupants or. the aforesaid lots, are
hereby ordered and directed, to con
struct and build a new sidewalk as
aforesaid, and within the timo afore
said, ani-if you rail to do so within
said time the city will procccd to con
tract for ihe construction of said
sidewalk, ag provided by law, and as
sess. tho costa of same against the
said
lots.
Dated this 17th day of May, 1S94.
By Order
N Notice of Election.
Notice is hereby given that an elecr
tlon will-be held In No. 1 ward, City
of Pembina, JN. !., on Monday, the
28th day of May, 1894, to elect 1 alder
man for the unexpired ter-m of the
seat of .Brandon Johnson, that has
been declared vacant.
The folltiwirig place is named at
which to hold said election: Kemp's
old bakery, on Rolette street, in said
city.
The will shall bt opened from 9
o'clock in the forenoon, and shall be
kept open continually until 4 o'clock
in the afternoon.
44^5 E.
A.
A
RJ/STKONO,
City Auditor.
Bicycles for Sale.
One second-handed pneumatic tire
bicycle, nearly good as new, for sale
at one third cost. G. G.
to the 15th,,Neche from the 16th to
the 20th Bathgate from the 21st to
the 23th: Hamilton from the 25th to
27th Cavalier 28th to end or month.
This will be.followed up until further
notice.
Cut in Two.
The Pioneer Press, always abreast
of the times, has reduccd itssubscrip.
tlon rates just one-half. The new
rate on the Dally and Sunday editions
is but 50c. per month,|5.00 pcrannum,
in advance for the Daily, without
Sunday, 40c. per mouth, $4.00 per an
num, in advance: Sunday only, $1.50
per annum in advance, Sue. for three
months. Tlie Pioneer Press is now
the cheapest metropolitan newspaper
in the couhtry. Its high standard
will be thoroughly maintained, and,
in view of tj^e largely increased circu
lation whifb it will most assuredly
have, ft has entered into arrange
ments to even greatly improve the
paper. EVfefy one c.m now afiurd to
have a daily paper, as it costs but a
cent and if frttctldn per day. All or
ders shoul^'bc addressed to the
Pioneer Pi^gSj.'titi Paul, Minn. tf.
'Help Wanted!
Wanted active, honest gentleman
or lady, to Uavel representing estab
lished, reliable house. Salary fits
monthly &tid traveling expenses, with
increase, If sflitcd. Enclose reference
and seir-addressed stamped envelope.
44-54 THE DOMINION,
317 Omaha Building, Chlcag
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve.
The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, tetter, chapped Viands,
chilblains, Corns and all skin eruptions
sy
Price 25 cente per box.
T. R. SnAw
Se
F(
'or sale
A.
38tf Photographer.
Cheap Grass Seed.
I have a lot of Grass Si-ed f.ir
sale very cbeip. Timothy. Mil
let, German Millet, Hunguinn,
Red Top, Blue Grant, Lawn Giass,
Clover etc. Come in and x--c me
bclore buyiiig-elsewhcr-.
42 H. C. FEMMAN.
t?
"Only the Scan
Remain,"
SayrfiiKBT Huneox, of the Junes
Smith Woolen
Machinery Co.,
Philadelphia,
Pa., who certi
fies as follows:
"Among tlie
many testimo&l*
ale whicli I see
In regard to cer
Italn medicine*
I,performing
cures, cleansing
the blood, etc.,
•one Impress tne
n6re than tnjr
own ease.
Twenty yoars
ago, at tlie cge
lot
18
years, Ilail
swellings et na
|on my iegs,
whicli broke ami
became run
ning sores.
Onr family phy
sician could do
me no good, and. it was feared that the
bones woald be affected. At last, my
good old
Mother Urged Me
to try Ayei*! Saraaparilla. I took three
bottles, the sores healed, and I have not
been troubled since. Only the sears
remain, and the memory of the
Vast, to remind me of the good
Mirer's Sarsapartlla has done me.
now weigh two hundred and twenty
pounds, and am In the best of health.
1 have been on the road for the past
twelve years, have noticed Ajrer»s Sar
saparilla advertised In all'parts of the
United States, and always take pleas,
ure in telling what good it did for me."
*Ayer*s Sarsaparllla
Prepared by Dr. J.C. Arer*Co.,Low»U,l(Ma,
Cures others, willeure yoii
PEMBINA
P"Hi»IXA NORTH
JOS. CLEMENT.
Lumber Yard
Koiit, wwLY or
-'Imldini* Material,
"^oors.
Windows,,
Building Paper
agent tor ilie lat^gt improved
\'.4Pit'ULTVH A1. MAt II NERY..4*
E. M. NIXON.
FIRST NATIONAL
E3 A N
THOMPSON
Dental Notice
Dr. Rose, dentist, will be
In Pembina from the 1st
PEMBINA, DAKOTA.
B. BOOKER, Pre*M«nt.
ICDSON LiMODRK, VtcePretS
4 W. RYAN. Cuhlar
Capital
Surplus
Halladay
$50,000
$10,000
Tranatel a general bauklng bnilnem. Bui
«ud »ell foreign exchange.
COLLECTIONS A SECIALTY.
CORRESPONDENCE:—'Tht National Germa
tnerican Bank,
8». Paul. Firm National Bank
•hlcago. American Exehaner National Bank
lud Chase National Bank, N«w York andltaa Imo
flerlal Bank of Canada, at Winnipeg.
VI Hil.Tornshin and County Bonds
ilo 'Maw Sold, Long time Hortgas
age ^rotiated,
AU Pr.ce
Those who have used Dr. King's
New Discovery know its value, and
those who have not, have now the
opportunity to try it Free. Call on
the advertised Druggists and get- a
trial bottle free. Send your name
and address to II. E. liucklcn & Co.
Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr.
King's New Life Pills, free, as well as
a copy of Guide to Health, and House
hold Instructor free. AU of which
are guaranted to do you good and coss
you nothing. T. R.Shaw & Co.
Probate ftotlce.
H*ATE
OP
NoBTit
DAKOTA,
I __
County of Pembina.
In the ma'ter of the est t!e of Joseph G'tftatoo,
deceased, notice i« hereby given ibat Victoria
Blt ckmao has filed «1-U ihe judge of this court,
a jHS-itUin. praying for letter* of r.dm'nitftration
of the eatnte of Joseph *ln*on, deCcneed. to be
iMUed til Stephen Byolfson, and that Monday,
tho 4th dnv of June,
1804, at 2 o'clock p.m. of
eaid day, Uingn day of a tegular term ol thit
court, to wt of the May terra, 1894, at tbe
County Court office. In the City of I'embina.
County of Pembina. State of North Dakota, ha*
been eet for hearing Mid petition, wheu and
wh jre any hereon Interested may appear and
show cause wl.y eaid |H-tltlon elouid not be
granted.
Di
'ated May lUh, 18K*
£.W. CoxvY,
44-10 Ju.Ue of the County Conrt.
Summon*,
STATEOF
j- Dtotrlat Court
Nonru
DAKOTA'
County of Pembina.
Pembina Building and Loan Ateoclallon.
Plaintiff v*. llytand A. Davis and Matilda
Davis, Detomlaut*.
The elate of North Dakota to ibe above named
defen-lintft.
You. and each of you are hereby summoned
andrequ'red to enrwer the complaint in the
above entitled action a copy of which Is here
with served upon yon aud to serve copy oi
your answt-r to the
«r.n:
II. ANDERSON,
HIM cr.mpla'nt, on the sob*
scrlber, ath soAkeintVeelly ofPemVna in tbe
county of Pembinn and state aforesaid, within
hlrty days nf.er serving this summons npon
yon, exclnvive of the day of such service, end
If you fait to mswer the said com.il.lot within
the time a'orc*.tld, .lis plaintiff »n this action
will apply totl.ee.Hirt for the relief demanded
la tho co .'plaint, b. Kid osts and disburse
ment#.
Dated Apr 1A. 1?0'.
To the defendant ai»o«e named: Yon and
each of y« n, will t-.lt.- n^tee that ihe complaint
In the above eiir ti* a lien WHS filed with K. A.
Ilart. Clerk oit)iedt»iriutco-ut, at litf office in
the OO'irt U":* turtle til: of Peinbini*tO!i the
»).h day of Ap t', A, D. 1W4.
by
Co.
Coming.
To the Pembina PhotogmphicStudio
Mi stay Tuesday and Wednesday June
1st, and 2ol. and will be prepared to
execute aityt'hihg in my line in the
lates styles atid at price that will be
within the reach of all.
W. KxE SHAW.
43-19 A l« tw f* Plaln'iff.
•JIIIIITiiiiBM.l.as '-,,.
•9
Bandolph
St.,
CUCQKO.
KEEP
-««^r^4BV£aTISERS.
Temple
Scorcher
That hap more points
of merit than any oth
er BICYCLE on the
market. Weight, 24
to 28 pounds war
ranted to carry 500
pounds. Send for cat
alogue.
Tl
DAKOTA.
Money lorninngopit IU*I EaUUSecitr tv
A'lmre in oonr.ly. Whil you p.iytWreni will
.my them .tillilv .l.in. n:lierJ!\vmp.-1. li-vc
I' lie lu-i.lf', tlrul lit n.ji *tx to efp'jt VCM t"'ti
•wuilu-prmioviy. Ii'i-xiiia *400 limn trr if.
PIT
month. A'LIL
'Ml B.KIX1R. G.G.THOKMMI,
NWivbirv. Prt.piduni.
A complete line of Bicycle repafn, including
pneumatic tirea and inner tnbea, kept constant
ly on hand.
TnOltAS F. OAKES, ItBNBT C. PAYNE,!
HKNRY C. BOUSB, RECEIVERS.
XJ_
IN"'
&
Through Cars
..TO.-
TO
Will work by day or contract.
Orders solicited.
E I N A
HELENA
IJUT'IK
SPOKANE
TACOMA
SEATTLE
ST. PAUL
MINNBAFOUS.
DULUTII
KAROO
GRAND 1'OIIK.S
WINNIPEG.
PULLMAN
Sleeping Cars.
ELKGANT
PORTLAND
Dining Cars.
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
For informal ion, time cards, maps,
and tickets, call on or write. K. C.
WARNER,' Pembina, or CHAS.S.
FEE, General Passenger Agent, St.
Paul, Minn.
R. AYLEN
Pexnbina. Dakota.
LOANS
CONVEYANCING
INSURANCE.
Parm Loan a a Specialty. Money
to
loan on chattels. Collections
promptly attended to.
K. AYLEN,
Notarv Public.
Obee
\\o\x.
a PrienAVi
'tVve cause qJ
PodVeGVxon.
o^l\mer\ocxYV
Aru you willing to work for the cause
of i'l
otuctlon in placing reliable infor
ira'ion in the bands of your acquain.
t..,10tld?
If you are, you should be identified
wit'.i
THE AMERICAN
PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE,
13S W. 23D ST.. NEW YORK.
Cut tills notice out and send it to the League
staliiu your position, and give a helping hand*
Here's the Idea
Ot the Nwwpull-out Bow
The creit watch aver. Saves the watch
from thieve* and falls—cannot be polled off
the cue—coits nothing extra.
The bow haa a froova
on cach and. A cottar
runt down Inaida ttw
pendant (atcm) and
nta i«to the croovaa,
Irra), locklaf tha
bow to th. pendant,
•o that It cannot be
pulled or twisted oft
Can only be had with cases
stamped with this trade math.
Jas.
Boss Filled Watch
HY
U' tftti'CIHAW
IMal".tiffs Attorney,'putuhinH, N.'D.
ARE
HEELER
Lsoirs
SEWING MACHINES
POPULAR?
BECAUSE LADIES
BUY
t.lKR
TH111
JUNtitn
jrtifejSj
mt iiai7ifwU». ».
as
t.IUPRIWR -jo nu
'From the great reduction in the prices of Bicycles this year the increase in number of
riders will double that of any previous years. The marked improvements in construction, and,.,
lightness, of standard wheels, makes them easyer to run, and to handler than ever be ore.
I can sell you a Lady or Gent's Bicycle, standard make, warranted in every respect, from the
factory, with my own personal warranty, for from $50 np weight, 28 to 3a count's.
I am exclusive Agent
for the cclebratt
Bicycles sold on the Instalment Plan, if desired. Old wheels taken in exchange for new,
I G. GK
Agency for the celebrated Columbia Bicycles.
J. TtLACKLOCK,
Blacklock &
Hamilton,
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
I
CUM
arc
now tilted with this great l»w (ringl. They
look and
wear
like solid gold cases. Cist
only about half as much, and are guaranteed
for twentyjfcan. Sold only through watch
keystone
PHILADELPHIA.
For sale by, U. H. B1ILLER,
THEM
AND TELL rmcNDs.
Many ladles have used our machines,
twenty to thirtyyears in their
family work,
and are still using the original machines
we furnished them a generation ago.
Many of our machines, nave run more
man twenty years without repairs, other 1
than needles. With proper care they!
never wear out, and seldom need repair,
We have built sewing machines fori
more than forty years andhave constantly!
improved them. We build our machines
on hooor, and they are recognized every-'
where
the most accurately fitted and
wnere as tne most accurately fitted ana mere jeweiry una
finely finished sewing machines In the anil a large am« unt w,
worfd. Our latest, the "No. V* is the
Pans Exposition of 1689,
DEALERS
Slaulard Farm
EYE MASSES
IW**™*f*lPI
JHrafflHS
IS I I
E»/#
THOMPSON,
Peering Binders, Van Brunt Drills, Deero Gang flows,
Belle and Moline Wagons. Buggies, Pumps, Etc.
Ee-Ulttf(H8 Tlit^e t» a^seit
TAKE A ROLL TO YOURSELF,
AND
oil your eye on this,
oils, cold ,•
oils, hot
oils, and corrugated
oils.
1
Steel
WALHALLA ROLLER MILLS
These are the finest rolls made, and so are the delicious rolls mnfo
from our celebrated brands of flour,
BEST PATENT, BEST BAKERS ^DAISY
You roll your wheat to us aud roll liome your flour, bran and.
shorts, then all the year round your laughing, rolling eyes proclaim
that you have been fed on nicely browned rolls, French rolls, butter
ed rolls, and delicious rolls, made from Walhaila flour. Keep hei
rolling.
125 BARBELS EVERY 24 HOURS.
A WORD ABOUT JEWELRY,
Merchants roll in your orders and we will roll you out the flour
and you will then roll in the .shekels. If you can't come np roll youi
money up, and we will roll your flour down. When in Walhallacome
and take a roll with
There is jewelry and Jewel ry,
we feur,
Sunk, be-
|BU„k
petition wiaitheTeadingm^lnMofThe cause wopie srem to ignore qnali
world, it received
ttie
as
PftTTimnn
OR ILL.
!&r.
North Dakota.
PBOTECT TOTO 3BTB8.
MR. H. HIR8CHBCRG.
Th»- woil-kuown E* KXIKH of 80
r-
E.
148trccl«New Yotk.
Lo-ili*. Mo., hup nppcdnle'l At. II.
n* in for hi* oclfhruud Non-uliniiyeable PperUeJe*
M„
are the sreatf*t iuventior eve*
m«1o in HinctttclfH. nl \ery pelt pnrchanjd tico vnara-tee,
ao Ih«t a any simt (hinge i* nvco^nry no rnitie. mm
ncruHhed ihe :-i.8eH,)t!icy it! famlfh _paity with a i«xv
puirof (tlaKhcx.
trcei.r
cl'tteae. At, ft.the
Vr
MILLfcR haj« a fd,
avortuunt, und invites NU w)n wivli to «ati«ry themeeive*
the greet BUporiority of there ?ia*«es over any and all oUw*«
now in tw,'o ci.li audex»iuin« ihtmat
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M. H. MILLBRa
yolf Agent for Fein hint. X. 'j.
NONECENLlJIF-UNI.Bff-TAMPEU "ICON-CRAKOBABLFa**
NO PKUUL1SR8 SUPPLIED.
NEW DRAY LINE.
Ooea general draving
delivers Coal Wood
and Ice to all parts ol
the city. All vojfe
done promptly. Sat
isfaction guaranteed
Leave your order at
T. L. Price's atore.
BP.WALTER8.Pr01
far,8s,)vc
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Grand Prise at the ty and durability andto coiicen-
1
in the former. S
people seem to ign,
the.best, trate Him attention on show-
other machines reeding only compU* Of course genuine goodness is
^^•"f^of^d'.lriVcfiandlroyc- dearer than mer* show, because
^Su^SiSimawMded^1 1 its worth more. Fur any iulinii«l
Send for our Ulustntedcatatogne. We ¥,n8
want dealers in all uroccupfedtenitoi?. tl«e precions little s.itisfic-t
WHEELER** WILSON MFG. CO.
IM41V7 WUMH Ml* ONMAM. I
the quality* isn't biliind it. A*
\0lS*
4gent for 8i nlar! Oil C»
This is a cut
o#( the Nor
dyke, Mar
mon Cb's
Holler Mill,
Ttrelve Pair
fo which do
grinding for
JOHN MAGER
Proprietor, Walhaila, N. D.
«uiselves are concerned
we believe in, and go in for honest
Mr*'0'?9
on'v
I-
stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
splendid one, for silverware we
stand nnequaled, we can guaran
tee all our goods to onr customers,
for we kuotv.exactly what to buy
mi give our patrons, nothing but
the heist and m"st durable that is
ma le. Wedding
ding Presents,
Hings, W'd-
"i?l
M.H. MILLER.