The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-26
.N-IrMREp %
year such a tin
slighting,some Afeur
that our Christnlent
tary
we extend to ydr,. !.
we extend II

JOseph IOOmbS oil Gr1.tOn, >. L. Roberts of
Fargo, William Lloyd o.Jamcstown, Oscar
Will OF Bismarck. Thomas Elliott of Lis.
hon, Warren Steele ut l.olla. board OF
directors. consisting OF one number from
ench county, anL an executive committee o.
nine are yet to he appointed.
Miss Linda W. Slaughter announces that
shc will start IL dnily paper in Bismarck next
mouth. She says at isn't going TO l,e
Sundny-srhool paper, either. although be.
licvc in religion. labor reform, Farmers alli
ance and protection. There isn't going to
t'e any politics in it either 40 it won't inter.
icrc with amy Of the excellent papers already
here. aud anyway nm sure our editors are
all too nngnanimous to frown down o wom-
ans journalistic enterprise. 1t il purely a
business venture started for business pur.
poses. am at home in the Journalists pro-
fession aud have no business talent. so why
should not succeed ns we'll Us othcr?"
SOUTH DAKOTA.
An old-fashioned circular wolf hunt is pro
proposed for Christmas ut Blunt.
A vein of coal has been struck ut Winneba-
go agency, torty-fve feet hollow the surface
a wholesale liquor man of Chicago took
orders for seventy barrels of whiskcy in one
day in Sioux Falls.
Miss Lucy Bryson. of Gettysburg, supcrin-
tendent Of schools Of Potter county, is saii
to be tho tallcst woman in the state.
Judge BARTLETT Tripp has eight rooms &C.
cured ut tho Locke house, Pierre. for his
headquarters during the senatorial fight.
Preparations are being made ut Picrre for
grand inaugural ball mt tho Locke house
on January q, when tho legislature con
venrs.
The Brookings ltcgistersnys: 1.-THE bankers
OF this city state that there are fewer mo,t t.
gago foreclosures at present thun during amy
previous year in the history OF the county;
also tlint many are rc.lec:ning their real cs.
tate sold under foreclosure year ago."
A. B. Holmes, near Washington who is cx-
pcrimrnting with beet culture, tells the st.
Lawrence Journal that although Ills sugar
bcets wel" badly affected by dry wrlt her. he
got sixty bushels from whnt he figured to be
less than onc-twcntieth of nn acre. This IL
ut the rate of over 200 bushels per acre.
Tho form of the iurnt in th q application
for admission to the South Dakota Soldier y
home has been changed. Heretofore IN up.
plicant for admissio3 had to swear that Ii.
was destitute and lind no means o! support
lnstcai b" now simply swears that he desirc.
to avail himself Of the privileges ofthe home.
On II lnte trip to town from his Little Cas-.
tie Creek ranch. Joe Reynolds told the
lsapi'l City Republican story OF the finding
ot two skeletons. ono of n man, the other o!
brnr lying together, near the head of Lit
tie Rapid Creek. The find was male by IL
party of hunters about n month ago An
old rnsted hunting knife was also found near
II pot These arc no doubt ull that re-
main to tell tho tale Of terrible forest tr;ls-
cdy of many years ago.
"0ur eastern friends believe our Indian
yarns READILY enough" says the Pierre Free
Press Of tho 18th. hut IL we should tell them
about our delightful Indian summer weather
aud how plowing is going on just as though
it was tho month OF May. they would fall
down on their marrow bones and pray Lord
have mercy OH those nisern bic Dakota linrs'
However two dozen plows are busy right
here in Pierre turning over dirt where street
grading il being done"