The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-11
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Tho AbilOne stage was halsefi Saturday
night near Colorado river By ,,asked
men with drawn reMlvers. Nine pas
comprising a variety troupe,
we're ribbed Of 800. The mails were
The Dakota liant; company, Will, several
Chicago and eastern capitalists interested,
has been formed at Chicago 10 take
change Of several young towns in the
territory.
a mine Of explosive dust has ,,een dis
covered in the Dlack Hills. It is called
the gum powder n,ilc," aud tie dus
is used for blasting purposes.
Diphti,cria is creating sud havoc /,
Hudson, three children dying in one
family.
Fargo papers claim that the improve
mer,ts in that city the past year amounted
to sll0, 400.
a number OF people who have gone I,
the Pacific slope arc returning. The,
report business on the Pacific c,.,st dull
people inactive aud the mass anxiou,
and glad To get away and come To Dakoi,
and Minnesota. 1t is lropi,csicl tia
the bonanza farms Of Nortl, Dakota vii
receive tller help from tho west for ncx
springs work. l.lborcr's west of Mon
tana are coming in ,lroves to the Rec
River vailey.-FerYus Falls Journal.
The post office ut Grand Forks Trims
acted business amounting to s5O,32l III
during the year 1888. This is u splc,uii,
showing for that cnterprising Young city
Pork is worth 1926 hundred pound,
in Sioux Calls.
A great many pickcrcl are being take,
through, the ice on the river ut Siou,
Falls
The Manitoba railroad company have
commenced the erection of stock shed,
and Pens on the south side Of their track,
in Grand Forks.
A man named Elliott, living IN Clark
was found dead III his wagon box will
his skull crushed in, his horses l,ayin,
taken him portion of the way home
Three men arc under arrest, suspected
of Ills murder.
Sam Livingston, who lives near Ell
Point, stated with his wife and four
months old baby for Rihlantl. Ate,
arriving ut Elk Point they stope,
at IL friends when. upon nnw,apping til,
baby, it was discovered that it was dea,l
1t is supposed that the little one smo,l,
cred to deati, in its wrappinss.
The Polk county grand jury has con
dmred the Red river bridge ut LAS
Grand Forks.
L. Thomas, the fine haired stock grove
Of McCook county, has just sold u two
months old thoroughbred short-i,or,
calf for $50.
A cyclone visitcl Fort Custer the 10th
the wind blowing scyenty-twc miles IL,
hour. Chi,nncys and fences were blown
down, but no great damage don.
Fanlk county will issue no liauo,
license.
A colony Of lcC Russian families hay.
recently settled in Potter county.
A man living i'll Buffalo county las q
children, all sons. On the section a.i;oi,
ing is Il neigllbor who is the father Of l:
daughters.
Mandan has raised saloon license from
SlCO to $500, which together with q
county tax ofs2O0, makes the l,igl, license
sum CISCO, which the Mandan s,luonist
must pay for the privilege of selling
whisky.
1t is estimated that four thousand hunt.
ers are engaged i'll Strengthening deer and
buffalo along the line of the Northern Pa.
citic road, between Nyandan and Living.
ston. N. L.
Dakota is still getting to the front IN
the eyes of our eastern friends. COM
are being received from nil
PARTS of the east by the residents Of gu,
territory, which show that .l,c emigration
1t the past season was but u forerunnerol
what we arctic get the coming spring.
1t is hoped thit the suites will not l,e
lcpopulated, but we have hosts o. room
in Dakota. Let the people come. L..
Green Of this place, has received letter
from friend in Michigan. who writes
That the coming season will witness the
greatest rush from, that section that .l,as
ever been known. Tic writer states
hat over one hundred people from that
,ne town. alone. are preparing 10 move
70 Dako;a.-Ca,npbell Courier. -
a passenger train on the Chicago, Mil
xaukcc & ST. Paul ran into a freight trait,
which was stuck in a snow bank near
Vera, OAK, dcmolisling both eDgin. 6
III the CHOOSE. setting the train OH fire
and killing an unknown man. Soon after
4 train of workmeI, with snow pillow,
ram into the injured passenger car, and
Mail Agent Mum was badly l,nrt.
Fargo's Improvements for the year just
clsoed Tor buildings alone, foot upto over
! million dollars.
Atrain on the Fargo Southwestern was
aitched near Sheldon on Friday by u
b,okcn rail, b,cake,nan Gray being
bruised but the passengers escaped injury.
The LaAloure Progress says band Of
thieves have been rendezvoused Ii the
bluffs in the vicinity of that little burg,
and that they have been committing all
sorts Of derIedations ON the inhabitants
round about.
a Remarkable Escape.
Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tunkhannock,
Pa, wasafficted for six years with asthma
and bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief Her
life was desraired Of. until last October
she procured bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, when immediate relief was
felt and by continuing its use for II short
time she was completely cured, gaining