The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03
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There was n cutting ARRAY in Jnmsst own
recently between II couple of threshing ma
chine men. in which Que OF them. II AIMED
White. was severely cut on the head, arm
ana hand.
Two postoffires have been established,
one at Daniels. Cavalier county. EryilIc H..
Daniels POSTMASTER and the other at Union.
same county, with Edward II. ThruSstnd
postmaster.
While u freight train was blowing alon 4
over section of new track of the North
western tlirec miles east of Grand junction
the heavy mogul engine spread the rails and
it and seventeen ears were piled up in tho
ditch One brakeman was slightly injured
7 he loss is heavy.
About |, 900 carloads ofcnttle have gone
east over the Northern Pacific so far This
season. 1t is estimated that 1000 more
carloads will he shipped before the season is
over. This will make in the neighborlooi
of 900 head of cattle that will go over
the Northern Pacific this year.
The grain in the vicinity of Lnrimorc IL
only about half threshetl on account Of the
wet weather. Wheat ranges from eight ia
twenty bushels. Oats turn out fairly, MS do
also barley and other grains common 10
this locality.
}. J. Nicring. OF jamestown, has raised II
fine crop of sugar brets from the govern.
Inent seed sent out last spring. lie planted
about an acre of ground and suys the yield
will be enormous. The gos eminent instruc.
tons accompanying the seed said the
beets ought togrow to an average weight OF
ono pound. Mr.. Nirrlins soys his whole crop
will average two pounds.
Senator Pierce said in reference to his hill
for an additional land district in North Da.
kota. which recently passed the house md
has become law. No appointments will he
made for the new land office for some time,
us the Office will not he opened Mt once. The
location for the Office has not yet bren select.
cd, although Minot has been mentioned.
do not know yet who will be appointed.
Violet McI.ain WINS sitting playing in front
of the Northern Pacific section house near
Grafton us the express from the south was
approaching the city. The engineer, at first
glnnce thought it was II piece Of cloth on the
track, and be ore he could stop his train lie
was right onto the little girl. While he was
reversing his engine the fireman got out o II
the pilot md grasped her just as lie front
trucks had severed her foot several inches
above the ankle md managing hor leg badl y.
The little one may recover.
Glendale, seems considerably exercised
over an alleged sensational escnpade. in
which Ole Rev. W. W. Nutting OF Boston
and Miss Alta Mills of Jackson, Mich, are
the principal figures. The relatives of tho
reverend gentleman are the aggressors. The
details of Il hasty marriage by the parties
came to light, but has been suppressed so
inr ns posi- BILE because Of the prominence OF
the soMs Of the reverend gentleman, and tho
simple statement that Rev. Nutting and
Miss Mills had been married and were in the
East on welding tour sufficcd for n timo.
Tho reverend dispensed independent doe
trines and had n call at Aberdeen. Two Sons
are living IN North Dakota, one prominent
physician ut Mnndan and the other n furlncr
in Mcintosh county. 1t is thought that the
minister has gone East.
Oliver Dnlrymple, the bonanza wheat farm.
rr. says My whca. il tireshing out from
eighteen to twenty bushels to the acre, ind
have this yenr "a. 900 ncres under wheat
At the average of eighteen bushels to the
acre. l will have II crop of Asa, 900 bushels o.
wlIeat. which grades. ms fur as threshed up
to the present time. about one-third No. 1