The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-10
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Fragments Of $500 piano we're scattered
along Main Street, Racine, the other dny
team OF frightened horses caused the wreck
Judge Bennett decided ut Junesville thu
Rock River is not navignlle stream, an<
that buildings may be erected in the cente,
OF the stream.
Dogs entered the pasture of Benjnmin Gil
bert, farmer near Fond du I.ac, and killed
sixteen head OF sheep and badly wounded
thirteen more.
| Fond du Lac has n novelty of q startling
nature in a female military company com
posed of German young la,lies-not n
broom brignd", do you mind, but u full
fledged company Of warriors.
| Willihm Gray at Ashland va, found pu:ltv
OF robbing IT,. United States Express con-.
pnny of n $4,000 Gs"ney package on the
Rhireinnder express about .hrre mc..hs
ngo. Sentence deferred.
Thomns Haynes. of RnyEund, WHOM
snpt, Whitehead cnuscd to be arrested io.
Keeping horse shut up nine years, demands
return OF his attorneys fees and n
r"trncti"n Of newspaper articles, and
threatens damage suit.
Jefferson lays claim to the champion
wootlsawyer in William Bnireutl,er, a man
probably G5 years old or over, who has
snweh by hand for one concern, the Jefferson
Wo"len Mills in about ten years, the un.
prrccdented number of 2,OIO cords of four.
foot wood.
Fnrmers in this statewho have raised supar
beefs during the season now closing should
send samples Of their crop to tho agricultur-
al experiment. station at Madison, where
Director W. A. Henry is prepared to anulyze
the beets for the purpose of ascertaininr
their sncchnrine strength.
Mnrk Greene, one of the intelligent young
Indians of Black River Falls, came in from
the cranberry section near SCRANTON, ON the
Green Bay raroad, asking for a
warrant for the arrest of n drunken man
who shot and dangerously wounded with u
touble-barrcled shotgun Frank Mike and
White Thunder, two Winnebagoes who live
ut the Indian mission. The shooting. lie
claims, was unprovoked, One of the Indians
will not recover.
IOWA.
George Eanwy, an old resident of Winter.
set, died suddenly in bnrher shop. He was
whiting to be shaved and when his turn came
arose from his cl'air and fell dead to the floor.
Mills county claims to have the smallest
mortgage indebtedness Of any county in the
state. 1t is claimed that the adaptabiliry Of
the soil to fruit growing is responsible for
this happy condition of things.
Frank Manchester. of Dunlap, who was
bitten by rattiesnake about month ago.
has sufficiently recovered to he able to At
tend to his business. His condition was con.
sidered very critical for time.
While stacking hay on his farm near Groy
the other day Henry Nedron was struck by
lightning and severely shocked, For time
his condition was critical, but now he is in q
fair way to fully recover. A horse standing
near by was instantly killed.
II. D. Price. general agent Of the New
England Loan and Trust company, 10 nuler
arrest ut Emmetsburg chnrged with purlon.
ing notes Tor large amount from the Ruth
ven bank. The charge is brought by Mr..
Gidden. cashier OF the bank. Price denies
that lie hos done anything wrong.
Wesley Elkins, the l1.year.old murderer
holds the position OF bell boy at the Ana.
mosa penitentiary. where ne is servidk a life
sentence for the murder Of his father and
rtepmother. He il handsome boy with n
brond forehead aud II thoughtful face. He
has bcen in prison for nearly year rra tive
terrible monotony of prison life 10
beginning to tell on his youthfu,
lie shares the rigors of priso'
tue older criminals; and az
Of "Prsoner No. 1900"
Que OF this most peculi
on record occurred ut E
Ed Christy was put
In the .:ail was lot OF
seized by the sheriff an.
Christy broke into tn,
was and took some
them to lila cell.
loss, searched an
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