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A ^V.li 4 f* •M f. •ox»*rt :i. %3 :fli :.*?«• is f- 4 iHit-tr1' 4% £\i rjii Ml UWOTtf. v' tam RNM ifw^v ArVtlMHHl^MM IMti ••tstcfevwiwtj V«»frv*4. \MM#***«we'Oll®ttS*e BjnUar maeant* In tt» (ML third Friday of iwry month. VU la good standing an invito*. 1:»ptt •fH** "1!5 ll*()lVNH.Pltll0H^[lrHHtl«HtN. inmiTIHIM »*4 IOWM tMI ,r-•—*»*MHl•'• •i«ra* ••14 a 1:X* SdM kM SHIBaB BMi:Vo»ka^ S'.U pin wo«to»,»t, arte. '•"•^"-a.^... "•raaaaa. BATaaATA/ JBrOBTH DAKOTA K« 1TOAOUB, •voTzonnut. Pwttctotar attMtlOB to MIM ItxwMBnlldlng.PwnUlW, aS- Prepared to treat all Dlteaces of Domestic Animals by the latest theories of Veterinary sc'cnce. DENTISTRY A SPECIALTY, i'i" Residence and office 1 HAMILTON S-Wjsv-- PEflBlNA. W Wmm MIPS "rS parts of the .city. M.1 illl®Store. -A-'? •. vtt »&10.'UL. O. TP. *K*y MNU awry Int. »ad third Moadaj of Ow Mwtk. •. B. ». WAI,*«JM, B. MOBUDB. Beeorder. X. W. MMt •wy S»oomd and Voorth Ufag Mighbon coi^'attf taviML H.A.MDBUL. Out PBMPIWA, MOBTK DAKOTA W.JBOBK, g. ATTOBJfBT AT-LAW. SacMMortoM.atowg. Bw aadealtoetioBa.' r.,- VI- W. B. BBIDB. f. W.l. KNBKSriAW, Uwrii: VlllpruUtilia«utioiOkk«to otlkrmPropntr.. HAMI/TON, SOBTK DAKOTA l/HAS. E. HAaBtS, .K £. Phy«lelan and Surgeon. Found at all how wh«n not proteariooally aagagwl, at hit offloe, oatttotamanittrMtkt daydaMa&d at hi* drto* en C*tiJa#r mm at aight. PBMBINA, AOBffH DAKOTA JAMBS, B. PhyilcUn and Soivron, offlo* and r«ldMic« OTar First National Bank, BATHQATX. JTOBtEB DAKOTA P.BBfiNlTAHi 1.1. a vSSS ttotm E. COLLINS, •Sf tho Mm a ®vp, A .. ..1. mUINA. HOBTH DAKOTA. !«*ai» Mr month. A •.0.80001, *. L. Praaldaat. V. S, Oraduate of Toronto Veterinary College. ||€&loeiiMd to practice Veterinary Surgery, Medicine and Dentistry by the Stat* Board if North Dakota. N, DAK. mm'* CA PULL SUPPLY OF A -7-w-O: Building Material \-pyr & ADAMANT, the best plaster on earth Lime, Sand, Brick and Cement. Free delivery of Lumber to all Sat 1IIVAM E. M. NIXON. •flour and Feed |S I i/ The andersiened desires to call 4 '"-a the attention of the tarmers and neople in general to the fs«t that ie is now prepared to aapplv ill and Feed of ail OATS AND BARiiiy Store on corner, Qtoteinan and Seeondatreets Pembina. 7 3 K' t"t C-r/r •131 •®s» i^j"PWl iorltr giatttaajanlng atrwgth and, haalUtltainiM. Anai th« nod agalan alum aai all ftrmaor'adaltanitiou Manila to th« brand*. BOyai Baking Powder Co., Maw COUNTY NEWS, Andy ArgCke was Monday. 1 A reward of |M has been bflfered for theamsc of the buixlais that robbed GreeofBros'store. W. Davis of HOople has. accepted a job with J. Prior. Mr. Davis lis a first class foot-ballist and will doubtless give our boys a few pointers. .1 Rev. L. B. Hardy has resigned as pas tor of the Baptist church and accepted a call at Jamestown. Mrs. Hardy left on Monday evening on a two weeks visit to friends in Minnesota. The feir directors met in society hall Tuesday for the purpose of selecting judges for the different departments, the following were selected: Pedigree horses:—Dr. Stinson, Jas. Little, W. H. Randall. Grade Horses:—P. Commer field, £d. Collins, Dr. Jamison. Cattle: —THos. Welford, J. F. Kiopen, M. Sur eras. Swine:—Peter Cameron, jos. Mor- Aon, Geo. ^oadhou«. son FJoriison, E.. Ijl. Bergman, Robert Currie. -Poultry:—Wm. Surerus, R. Chambers, J. E. Houston. Produce grain:—M. M. Campbell, J. H. Harres, A. Robie. if to 33 vegetables —J. Bechtel, W.^iller, A, Dunbn. E%y Prodti«sy-Cfa«fPull, H. Garnett, W. Stell. floriculture —Mrs. J. T. Black* lock, Mrs. H. N.Jqy, Mrs. .W. J. Knee shaw. Culinary —Mis. R. H. Stull, Mrs. C. T. Harmon, Mrs. A. Norton. Art Work —^^Mrs. A. A. Robinson, Mrs. Ab rams, Mrs. Geoi. Glass. Needlework Mis. C. H. Asselstine, Mrs. N. C. Young, Mrs. J. M. Chisholm. A cattle shed 16 by 125 ft., is to be built The race trade has just been put in fine condition, PROGRAM OP PAIR. Wednesday agricultural, garden, cul inary, art and other exhibits to be plac ed in the halls. t'ti Thursday at 8 a. m., judges to award premiums, a 1 stock to be on the giound previously. At 12 o'clock opening ad dress, Lieut. Gov. J. M. Devine, balloon ascension in the forenoon. •Friday at 11 o'clock grand parade, two balloon ascensions. RACE PROGRAM. Thursday free for all trot pr pace, purse $18-10-5. Farmers trot or pace, $10-7-5. Trot or pace, 2:40 class, $50-30 20. Friday trot or pace 3:00 class, $15-10-5. Pony running, $10-7-5. Trot or pace, free for all, $73-50-25. The purses in the last race in each day's program as above, are paid by priyate subrcription ancUiot from funds of the fair. f"\ The second destructive hail storm vis- Taton in exchange, mt Tor c«»h% i^ughiin's crod is a total lbss. J. PSSS -Iune H. C. FSLDMAN, Rronile^ ited us Thursday evening. It started sundrv oarties to the nor.heast, and swept everything supplies before it The storm crossed the path of the first one and the damage is great. NOTES. Eli Gige^s fine crop of wheat is almost a total loss. Geo. Start's is a total loss, windows broken. L. Kenna loses an other quarter section. W. B. Dickie was cleaned up with the rest J. Hutch- 7 {Une °UU1 ., ... Bechtel & Pratt goods to county of pi at a os at A ably conte along all right yet. Thomas C Gordon's was neart, kll destroyed Th. SvbS'gu^n board a,«l care E i. also quite heavy. WnvPeriie losM _J torn .wo-thirds of the crop on. half section In the southeast put of tbetowa* „TZ Ship. Wm. Sinclair lost about 20 acres J. Rowe's crop is a total loss, hi« nxp. at the htgheflii market prioe also loaes quite heavily. RAThacker Frank Doty, MIAM nn Mtrnur Mntsman mil loses ISOlcref ofwheat in Cirtblrtaim. Ceo Bates same.. s. "V" A his quite sorV tohbtoiiH. ywuyand send'wi^ hitn theirl^it'. es as he leaves for the far and distant west n» residence that has yet been put up in MJ^7g"°ofc,»""™»*«•°* ?5L5*J!Si^^ E Houston material for bridge on Rpsebud coulee Baker eqpense in connection with Amanda Cook, bill $k8.50 allowed.... .................... John Bjarnason board of county H2ba^ hu/1 -j' j-. ship. Wm. Sinclair lost about 90 acrer l»bor at court house of wheat J. Rowe's crop is a total loss sides of house.. James pi His' crop was also cut down we oelieve that Jim had spme insurance on his crop. S. W. Mc W Bn.de dePu*y iws all broken on south and west Myri board of county poor .« MB. Thordardotter. W. Mc- Geo Bates bailiffs' fees dis court, June term.......... 8SIHC term 1 Very little hail insurance in o""*® A peUb!. tabor wbole lot nearly everyone will carry Musgrove & Co medUSa#, -2—^ iminm na»* MM* M— AS hail Insurance next year. Our "fli'rS-Ss poor (F Proudtove').!^,.^ .i. 3* tiie township. The main building is 32x96 '~—r- *. -—'-.•.•5 vouchers Geo. Bertron made a flying trip to the ^J0 MteA-Oiafton in the Lutheran Saintly afy Monday. church at Gardar. There was a grand Born—To Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Seney, ^tng at the hbuse^ Ae bride-s p^ Tuesday, July 18th, a son. Mri.K. Olafton There were Miss Murray of Hillsboro is the guest J**? of her sister, Mrs. A. N. Lee. ^pie^m Winning, Cavalier, Canton, Tuesday opened a little on the damp side for the Epworth League convetZu. fr^Hvinginthetown^TWs tai*® Mahon & Hobertson are getting thing* fa^erjn* in ibape for a fint-ciass lumber yard at this place. Dave Page is home from Hattoo, and is jptfng ready to run the Psge elevator this til. way roya^y VHUkCCm Quite a number are going to Wihnipq Walker Bros for county supplies 121/00 this week. Mr. and Mrs. McCairiey, fyfi P. Storms and wife, Homer Youmans. Mrs. Fincham and Miss. Wrixon will spend three or lourtweeks with relatives ip the city. Mrs. Dr. M. Hatldonon and children from Park River are Siting with. Hon. E. H. Bergman and Rey.,F. J. Bergman ,„ ®ntert*^ne^ tn^ Coilimleslonen* Proceedings. COWTIWUKB VAOM IST PAGB. errooe amoant iwM in, the same ously assessed,, not being F._.T_ Resolved, Oat the county auditor be required to deliver to A. LMiilen States,. attorney, the drainag record and and any papers relating to drainage in-* his office which raid state's attorney may request Adjourned until July 10th at 10 a. m. July 16th 1807. Board met pursuant to adjournment, present, F. C. Myrick, chairman, and Commissioners H. P. Ot tem, Thos. Halldorson and George Tay lor. The following bills were allowed: John Sveinson, board and care of '0 BAnnie Hanson, to June 30th... $30 00 J. Middleton, work at bridge, Pur ey coulee.................... Jonathan Halldorson, board and care Olaf Paulson 3 months to June 3)th T. W. Brown, servicees in Mrs. Jones case, insane...... .•. .. Geo Laney services deputy sherift in prohibition cases, Alphonze Pepin, bill $18.66 allowed Olson HU1 & Co board and care Mrs Pederson and house rent.. Cha» Full goods to county poor sundry parties.:..... 1........ A Hart salary asclerk of dis trict court, Snd quarter 1897... E Countryman Prof services county poor, Mrs Anderson... 5 Q0 12 50 12 00 i.v iT* 16 55 27 75 44 10 450 00 1000 Waiters clerk in treasurer's office month of May Winlaw clerk in reg of deeds' office month of May..... McBride deputy treasurer qr ending June 30th W Douglas salary as treasurer qr ending June 30th.... 500 00 Edna Purdy clerk in auditor's office month of June Branden Johnson janitor and cus todian month of May. SO 00 60 00 270 00 50 00 40 00 Walters clerk in treasurer's office month of June. Winlaw clerh in reg of deeds' •ffice month of June CO 00 60 00 Carr deputy reg of deeds qr ending June 80th...: 270 00 Chisholm register of deeds quarter ending June 80th 500 00 Branden Johnson janitor and cus todian month of June 40 00 E W Conmy salary and clerk hire as county judge quarter ending '4:/* June 80th 555 00 Cordon services as county commissioner, mileage etc.... S Moorhead coffin for pauper (Miss Johnson) Price material furnished for bridges ...................... Price goods to county poor sundry parties £7 50 12 00 wolf-bom^:.'ii Co court hdoM^qk* 10 Halldorson yrolf ct Prince stenbgn4her^s TMS court, June term.l.fi..'M SLJLLC VS IN court house Applies. goods tb county poor parties.......... 26 10 vThonvaldson goods to county #orsundry parties.........-.. IB 00 ounuiy parues. loop do do 'do do Adjourned until Shaw & Co county supplies. 'do medicine county poor, 2nd quarter 1897 Shaw & Co court house sup Repress charges, etc as per vouchers.. voucher Farrow attending county poor,'Mrs Hannesson. E Venton for damage done crops, driving through, bridge bring gone $15 rejected Thingvalla twp for registering voters 1896 $16 rejected. W Douglas amount paid witness fees, district court Johnson work at court house. Ir Duncan's bill for attending Fussee was. brought up again and disallowed. Frank Thomas wolf bounty Backman board county poor BJonasson, month ofjune.... A Minder county supplies..... John Regan cleaning chimneys.. Frank Thomas wolf bounty..... Stalk Sisme Oliver I*aDacuer wolf bounty... Jonas Einarson hoard and care of pauper, Bjorn Jasen 3 mths ending June 4th Frank Thomas wolf bounty Geo Bates bailiffs' fees dis court June term .......a'............ E Jackson office rent, visiting schools, mileage etc Geo Laney deputy sheriffs' fees, insanity case. Mr* Jones, bill $7 allowed E Truemner sheriffs' fees at tending district court W Brown salary as jailer, 2nd quarter 1897..., E Truemner sheriff fees in Dr Cuff case..................... Frank Thomas wolf bounty W Brown service and expense ui Mis Jones case, insane Louis.JBpuvette wolf bounty...... John Freeman same^....... Jqhi.P'Hsarn, draying......... homas johannson boarding pau per, S Anderson, April,. May and June..................... George Laney, Sheriffs fees in T, O'Brien prohibition case. George Laney, Sheriff's fees in I. J. Chevalier prohibition case.. Thomas W. Brown, board and washing for prisoners George Bates, labor at court h's, N. Hoffman, digging grave for 18 89 C. Kellar, meet to county poor, C^. Davis........ ............ A. E. Thampson, goods to coun ty poor ...(......I 63 30 48 60 77 45 6 00 26 00 rq«t«d Donald, T»ro"'r*? 144 10 00 90 00 auditor, June, 0 00 S 00 BOO .•v'biHitsim*** ., at'vS I Win H. P. Ottem, county commission er, mileage etc George Taylor, county commis sioner, mileage etc E. C. Myrick, conuty commis sioner. mi'eage etc Thos. Halldorson, county com missioner, mileage ere Bjarni Dalsted, justice fees, Mo Dougald case P^or Sigurdottsr to June 80th 24 00 Solomon Vennes, constable fees, sunc cdsc 24 00 Mary Jane Lafferty, witness fees, same case.... John Lafferty, same Mrs. Mary Jane Lafferty, same. Charles Roussin, same Roger Caplett, same Joseph Lafferty, same. Antoine Barthle ilette, same. Joseph Boyer, same, joachin -Jf 79 00 4 80 p. m. 2 ^oard met puisuant to adjournment, same members present. BILLS ALLOWED: '89 12 25 00 26 36 ^.Si 55 85 160 35 60 00 Tr 11 00 1 00 1 00 800 4 75 10 00 2 00 1 00 11 00 .24 00 County Judge's office C. B. Harris, services as commis sioner of insanity St. Thomas Times, printing Pioneer Express, printing and county supplies Mary Gerardme, board and care county poor to fu'y 1st 180 00 Bills allowed: T. R. Shaw {& Co., court house supplies 70 00 81 00 27 75 93 70 Adjourned until July 17th at 11 a. m. July 17th, 1897. Board met pursuant to adjournment, same members present 47 05 6 76 11 60 48 00 88 60 48 60 foachim Boyer, same 1 40 Resolved, that the taxes to be levied for the-ensuing year be as follows: General county 10 00 00 a fund |85,000 00 Road and Bridge fund.-....... ... 8,000 00 County interest fund 1,800 00 and that one tenth of a mill on the dollar ,800 .be levied on all the assessable property, real and personal, for wolf bounty, in ac cordance with Sec. 7, Chapter 87 of the Session laws of1897. in sr ad an a Adjourned until August 9th, 1897. DONALD THOMPSON, P. C, MYBICK, 8 60 Couoty Auditor. Chairman. *g3rMl Sr vi ft ,t I it 6KS it/h*J •jW 15 ^7 'i.-a'b a *2* \£a PIONEER Barber v" 4 24 00 4 00 6 00 73 69 5 00 28 00 120 00 9 60 6 00 85 8 00 1 00 4 50 12 00 20 55 4 00 47 80 8 00 8 00 John Skanderberg, boarding pau per, S. Sveinson, 8 months to June 30th George D. Bernard & Co, vault lining for treasurer's office, less freight 882 95 C, B. Harri5, M. D., proffessional services, county poor, 2nd qr. 1897......................... 60 00 A. L. Miller, salary as state's at torney, and expenses 2nd qr.. 361 15 Geo. D. Bernard & Co., county supplies 15 76 Geo. D. Bernard & Co., county supplies 8 85 Geo. D. Bernard & Co., case for BRANDS: Best Patent, Best Bakers, Little Daisy. all 26 80 11 30 Address 20 00 1 20 1 SO 1 £0 1 30 1 40 1 40 1 20 140 orders to ments of i1 A 1 v"' !f|||Pll»iioriaI Parlors. Bath Room in Connection. Shop. A Hair-Cut In the Latest Styles. SHArtPOO and/5^1 SEA-FOAfl, JOSEPH GEROUX, & y&fl Proprietor. Cavileer Street. Walhalla Roller Mills. CAPACITY- 125 BARRELS. "t3 My Brands ar.s always at the f-oit. Merchants trade solicited. Qrlsting a specialty. All work war ranted. V. V* 'tis JOHN P. MAOER. Walhalla, N. D. E. C. D. SHORT^IDGE. JOHN A. ELY. SHORTWDOE & ELY/N" Grain Commission Merchants. 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