The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-12-06
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| Tile farmers Of MinnpialEl county are con
tributing literally TO their suffering neigh
bors in Miner county.
Four soldiers let Fort Meade under com
mitment to the military prison at Forl
I-savenwor,h Drsrrtion and larceny DE-
c:ssionod scrvi,,rlc.
Miss Tart, OF White Bear. Mimi. says DR..
Romans. Of fauEton, has been tril,ing with
her affections and will size him for breach o
promise.
Water sells ut 40 cents barrel Mt New.
castle, n new town in the Hills. However
things are somewhat cvcicd up by the pres
cncc of eighteen saloons.
| Rapid City man wants Sl5 damage:
from The Nor,hwcs: crn Railroad company Ion
the loss OF his cat. In escaping rom IL to=
| the eat run under a moving train and lost
it's lie.
| Sturgis liz evidently "laid out for u large
city. Aside from the original town. which
contained about $50 ncrcs. there are nov
sixteen additions, varying from twenty tc
| 100 acres each.
Will" absent from HON" one day last wecI
the house OF Mnrk Edwards. near Rounoke
together with nll its contents, was destroyed
by fire. Children playing with matches yer,
theu ease.
II is asserted that the water in Lake Kan
Ieska rose II loot during the month OF Oc
tober which is considered curious owing to
the fact that no rain had fallen since Sep.
te mber and no streams run into the lake
While on foot in Sturgis the other day
Il miner, evidently fearing some one wonl. 70
through him for his money, made The mt,
ter as bard ns possible Ivy chewing up and
owing IL $40 and IL 500 bill.
Willie Mrs. Richard Swi I, of Alexandria,
was wringing clothes The otlirr ia, her little
daughter, unobservr'i, managed to get her
fingers mixed up in he cogs OF tho wringer,
taking two of them off.
The whereabouts Of Sam Galr icson. who
disappeared from Yankton about two
months ago, is still II mystery. Tie sheriff
and friends of The missing man have with
drawn the rewards offered for his discovery
Barney lioyi. IL farmer living south of Alb
erdeeII, was thrown from II load OF hay while
on his why to that city and seriously injured
internally. lie lay by the roadside several
hours until II passing neighl,or picked him
up md took him to town, where he was ,,,l-
mitted to the hospital.
Jim Patterson, II shepherd having cinrge
of II large flock OF sheep six miles from
Stnrgis. wante'l to go to townto see liz boys,
and having no way to secure the sheep in his
absence. decided To take them with lin. lie
arrived in Sturgis the other day with the
whole flock. and after having Il good time
rounded them up and dIov. them back to
his ranch.
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader il RESPONSE
BILE for the story tina, there is young man
living ten miles north of Hartford who is
gradually fading away. Ten wo KS ago he
wns attacked with IL numlness Of the body
resembling paralysis. At the time of the
attack he weighed 100 pounds aud wns :,
feet . inches in statue. When weighed and
measured the other day il WAS found that he
vas "short' five inches in height, aud hu,l
decreased sixtyf five pounds in weight
The following lit tie fish sto,y il from tho
Madison Sentinel, and for the lutenrss of the
season averages up pretty well: {. l.. Alex
nnder has on exhibition at his store IL very
perfect little specimen OF the inny tribe pre-
scented linn by his friend Willard l.;lug!in 1t
came forth from 1GO-.oot artcstan well
twenty miles southwest of Howard. This
well, it III said, tiows with wonderful force
ind throws out small fish freely during tho
spring and summer.