The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-07-11
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Rsadsrs Of the Pioneer Ex.
press. BY Special Reporters,
WALhALLA.

WALhALLA.
A large number of visitors are doing
the beauties of our scenery again this
summer.
AL! lovers Of sport went to Crown Cen.
tire to see the horse races and base ball
play Saturday last.
Delegates to the democratic county
conventions: Fred Rose, ]. F. IIemsley,
and =. w. Jameson.
Sunday quite large shower fell with
some hail doing some damage to crops
on the hill west Of town.
Mrs. Emerling, who has been Lying in
st. Boniface with her father the past
winter. is home again for the summer.
We expect camp meeting will lie held
in Majors grove within two weeks, and
after that there will be more campers.
John F. Mayer contcmplates increas-
ing the capacity Of his mill to 100 barrels
every "a hours, TO meet the increase of
business, caused by the prospect of good
crops.
+. Rose, dentist, has been located at
the Central hotel four days and intends
visiting this place every two months for
four days, when he will be glad to do
anything in his line.
The flags displayed by those patriotic.
ally inclined, were numerous and with
the picnic in the grove, fire works and n
dance al night, made very pleasant and
glorious Fourth of Ju-new-year for US all.
The U. S. customs flag which floats
from the top of tho flag staff Ill front Of
the Central hotel here, looked as though,
the Canadians had come over and taken
the most Of 1t for gun wads, after Sunday
nights storm.
Editor bennett Of the Milton Globe,
Mr.. Prom, cashier of Milton Bank, nc.
companied by Mrs. Prom and Mrs. vii.
liams, of Milton, Cavalier Co., n. D.
camped out for one week here and had
pleasant time.
S4uatteis have erected sl.aniies Oh the
Indian land in sees. aud s, twp. 1863
range IS. which Ivy special net of con
gress, was set apart for the sole use and
benefit Of Tib.,s.go-go-sl.eg, heir Of Chic
Red Bear, and arc going to try and get
the land lay squntter's right. 1t seems
like Il waste Of time to man up tree
In the SUIT before Justice Grow, State
of North Dakota vs. Pask, jury of sis
was empanellcd, but failed to agree. an
other jury Of six called. Verdict, no
guilty. Case occupied four days. Il. l.
Beemer, atty. for defense; j. q. Harvc,
attorney for plaintiff. Cause of arrest
alleged assault on Mrs. Rogers by J
Pask, by attempting to run over her Will
his pony while lierding.
Regulating the Writing of Insurance
The following is the text of the nc
passed by the first Legislative assernbl!
Regulating the writing of insurance o
whatsoever kind in North Dakota:
/ Sec ]. That it shall be unlawful 70
any insurance company to write insur
ancc Of any kind in this state excep
through its authorized agents, who sl'al
be duly appointed by said company am,
authorized rs prescribed by Inv by I'll,
commissioner of insurance, and that al
such agents shall keep book for tn
registration of all premiums received
Sucl, agents shall, upon request of tn
commissioner Of insurance. make unde
oath an annual report to the insurance
department of this state ofall premium
received for each insurance compan
represented by them for the prccedin
year ending December 81, or within
thirty days thereafter.
Sec. .. All policies or fisk written o.
property of whatsoever kind in this stat
by insurance companies through thei
agents, such agents having their office il
another state. shall be deemed vioi,
lation of this act, and all policies SO writ
ten shall he declared invalid.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts in con
flict herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved March 81, 1890.
Walter Muir-The people in I'embin;
county seem tired of political bosses
both of tie old parties and layc deter
mined to put an Independent party t,
the front this fall. The crops look fine
still the practlced eye Of the old Dakot;
farmer can see upon many fields in differ
ent parts OF the state evidences which
indicate that many fields will not aver
age twelve bushels per acre or even less
with the best of weather from now unit
harvest. The warm weather had tho
effect to burn the leaves of boil, oats ant
wheat, but good judges think that til.
damage is slight. Tie crops in the east
ern half of Cass, Trail, Walsh and Penn
bina counties look on the average better
than OIL the western half OF Ties" coun.
tics.-Fargo Republican,.
ALLIANCE CONVENTION.