The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-24
month, but will not be utilised until
running expsnses ars provided Ioe ~,
appropriation By ths laGislature.

noath, but will nos b utilised until
appropriation By ths agislaturs.
3 a Valley CITY Rsv. NJ. woodiord,
pastor of'ths Episcopal church, stopped
short h hissssmon and dismissed the
congregation with the announcemsut
that he would mot hold further services
while tho Bondsr- Root family attended
the church. 4
The hopse Of William Morton of 81.
Lawrence was burned, the family. hare.
y escaping with their lives. Loss,
Mn. Sarah Haggerty, slady seventy.
six yens old. is the only person who
has ever died IN Keystone. in Dickey
county.
The county seat war in La Mours
county i at an end, the commissioner.
having refused 70 submit the proposi.
don for removal, on the ground that the
petition il not signed by two thirds Of
the voting population.
Fred L. Davis threahed .bont ten
acres Of wheat on Mr.. a. Russell,. farm
in Strabane township, near Larimore,
that averaged thirty-six and one. fourth
bushels per acre.
The new county Of fMcIntosh has been
organized, with the, following officers:
County clark and register Of deeds.
John d. Wishek; sheriff, Alex McDon-
aid; coroner, DR.. David Richie; judge
Of probate, ,.Alanson Richards treasurer,
horace .. Bear; assessor. o. ID. John
son; s9perlntendent OF schools, George
W. ADDot
Geo. W. Rollins was srraated A. R;..
m.rcl u, .t.-t;n,. . ,,-.;,;s 49, :. - o. ~.
ber. 1888. thereby causinp consi,lera.
BILE damage to property, but proved an
ahoi and was discharged.
A burglar entered the residence of
Mrs. Bishop at Pierre. took her, money,
ana assaulted her: but she knocked him
uI ,,ut;i !. ".sn ~. .s.s Suiat :, snI pGanaea nm
e'u.. poA = lse,ne nercely IN tne
sovasnp VI A1eo, n!seen miles north
wess o. Auro. Eight persons have died
snd nmeteen more sick: There arc no
cases nearer tnan brook'ngs.
Prof. Perry and wife. OF Sprinof,ald.
Ma. h.xa .r-;v.a = TI.,a,.r M.
---''l $50 -. .A,eu ~ : .'1ul"u' Ane
professor VIII ~ once commence OF.
ranging plans for college buildings
winch wlll occupy . place on an ele-
vssed plateau III the southern part OF
sne casy. Inc institution Will be en-
9owed % laIgeiy Dy sae munincence Of
froi. Ferrys grandfather, gentleman
educational purposes. -
Tba s,remen,a +ourn.mon. IN A,,.,-
a..n -. 80, -,.s.... M M
-e ~" e.:A1 .u0'e''' Anere
were ooo ureman IN attendance, COM
..',s s.iseen .omlsn,e'' WIN 1our-
.oe. DAna.' sAns 'ne isEees. a'sPlay
ever seen IN the Northwest. The Da'
.o.s : .e".n . asso0la''on was organ
80. ..o -.'n '.o - .o'.U"..s ~, o"co,s' I1es'
..e.'' ce.omo -. s'au'e ~ noelaeen
niss wee president. Mark Bridge OF
81 Saoux FAILS; second ~, vice president.
Ihomas n. Arnold Of Mitchell: CORES.
chamberlain: recording secretary
Charles H. Osborne of Huron; treasur.
or, y. ". Briggs OF Redaeld: The
Iowa state rules were adoped with few
excepnons.
Two dwelling houses, . barn and
granary were consumed in prairie fire
an;4e,. ~ ;ts ounas M :e gesween Dskota Oh oHn ana
.sa.saDa, ~ :ns..o huron Oasy' LOBE $o'oOo:
Nv '"''t snee.
A transfer was make at Mitchell by
which the Pipe Stone (Minn.) Republi-
can passes into the control Of J. 81.
letcher, formerly one Of the proprie-
ls. :. nsF1 o'ntoooel sno ner oMld'
aged three years were burned to death