The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-07
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sil0uld he good ones.
JUsT now, the press is discussing
the subject If whether it 10 the LOUISE
ana Lottery 20. or home scheme that
is being Matched at Bismarck. General
Early, Of the Louisiana Co.. s,ye his con-.
pany has nothing to do with it, while NJ.
A. Dauphin, ito whom all drafts are
made payable" says that it is his com.
pany.
PRor. Sale and his phonograph gave
an exhibition at Kittson Hall OH Tues
day evening. There was good house in
attendance. The Professor himself gave
some very good and amusing sleight-of.
hand performances and of course the
was great curiosity To US
country folks. Prot. Aker blew in a
tune from his cornet which, was repro
duced to perfection.
PRESIDING Elder Foster came in OH
Mondays train. He says he has appli.
cations from several good men for this
charge and the choice will I've made
shortly. Sunday school next Sunday rs
usual and preaching in the evening.
Quarterly conference will TX, held on the
succeeding sabbath, (l6tl,.) Services will
also be held ut toilette on the afternoon
of tho latter date.
SHERIFF james and deputies, John
kat,ermaRle and Henry Mciuin, will &c.
company the prisoners sentenced yester.
day, to Bismarck to-day. We l.upe the
clerk "f court will I've careful making out
the commitments, ~, that no unfur,u.
nate error occurs, and that the right
party is permitted to return. Register
Anderson thinks VI j"lninx them ut 81.
Thomas TN the triI', To- help distinguish,
tile sheep from the g.,ais
ATTORNEY Stack argued that when a
u'an l,as cigar he should get q mattel, to
light it. This seems to DO plausible
Theory, hut it only sl."ws how we'll a
man sh"nld survey the premises for the
foundation Of All argument, and look for
traI,.ti"ors. Mr. Stack forgot the tran
ti.Wr at tl,e Winchester. went down the
cellar, cut his hand badly, aud now car.
ries his I,anl in q sling. rs an illustra-
ton of iiOw the simplest theories are
busted Ivy reality.
i TME jurors on the civil c,,se, Miller W..
Norris had all read the accounts Of the
previous criminal trial in the ne wspa ,,ers
hut though, these cases are identical in
Testimony. tile court Thought Jurors still
capable OF fair judgment, whic, is very
sensible OH the part of the court. There
WAS nothing in either Of the printed re.
ports, which, should. or would, bias a
jury any more than the evidence which,
they would hear from tile witnesses per.
sonaliy.
Rev. Mr.. Treglawn., who las been
transferred to the Minnesota conference
and stationed at Brainer.l. and who
preached his first sermon there last Sum
day, has ended a very successful pastor
ate in Pe'nbina, extending over q period
of two and a half years. During this
time, Mt. Treglawny tas proven very
popular with the masses as a preacher
and citizen. He has always taken an
active part in all good works and las
done mucl, for the prohibition cause.
Our citizen generally regret to see him
20, but wisl, him SUCCESS in his new
field.
OxE of the greatest tura.overs Of the
court last week, was the case of I.aBells
vs.. Dick, as administrator of the Oxilsie
estate, in whicl. the plaintiff sued for
come 4G,0D, and was himself mulcted
for $2,2Sl.44. The matter grew out of q
number of business transactions between
LaBelle and OgiIvie. in which LaBelle
borrowed money, some of which lie
claimed paid, aud the balance due, was
on property given rs security, which Ia
Belle claimed Ogilvie had taken ana
which overpaid him the amount sued
for. Tile defense claimed that some of
these securities were OF but little value.
some had not been given. and that the
plaintiff had not satisfied tile debt.
TIE following is a synopsis Of the
weather repnrt for the month of Feb
ruary 1890. The first half Of the month
was noted for its high winds and remark.
able mild Temperature being greatly in
aYHoaa sffIo saosno..l ill.,. l..Ax... q .i....