The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-15
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of the Pioneer Ex.
press. by Special Reporters.

WALTlAi.i.A.
Harvest hands, SCARCE.
Camp meetings are oyer.
Tho iOiler inspector was through town
laht week.
Quite wind storm passed. here Satu,.
day lust. No damage done.
K"ps Bros, Of Grand Forks, were tun.
ing pianos and orgnns in this neighlnr.
l,oUl last week.
Hay lisa coveted article here, ii one
could sec the number of teams on one
farm near here.
Harvest has begun in earnest, AMI the
mowers and binlers can be heard in the
land. Some say the hot weather recent.
" has bligltel some wheat.
On Sunday last, large party from
near Morden, Man,, came over and pic
niced in Mayors grove. Tie grove has
picnic in it nearly every fine day in the
summer.
Peter z. Olson and Ole e. Olson, of
Elkwood, are going to start tl,resl,ing in
about one week; starting at e. W. and
L. ID. Benjamin's, Walhalla, who have
about 6,OOO bushels to thres!,. They
have two splendid steam tl,reshiny out.
fits and will do good work, us they did
last year.
The Walker boys are now r,,sticating
in Frank Harris hotel, Pembina. until
81 900 bail each is provided, for their ap-
pearance at the next term of district
court. The people here are getting tired
of 90 mucl. Justice court business, and
hope that this will end it for a time,
though the majority think the bonds
should have been 5000 each; net be.
cause that amount would be necessary
for their appearance, but because when
they procure bail they Immediately com.
NIT some act which causes their rear.
rest, and thus have the justice aud con.
stable fees to pay over again. Should
they get bail now, there ie another war
rant waiting their release. Mrs. Min
ME ringers, the lady shot by the Walk.
ere, was arrested under complaint of II.
q. Walker. This case was presented
wrongly by the acting instructor in the
case, who never told about the woman
being shot. A change of venue was
granted, aud she WIS bound over to ap-
pear at the next term of district court in
the sum Of 81 600 bail. Bail was imme.
diately given.
Miss Matte sutton. of Grand Forks,
christian scientist. who has, without
medicine, raised Mrs. Charles Peters out
Of her deatl, bed, to which sine WIS con-
fined by consumption, to be able to do
her own work and 80 where SHE pleases
III two weeks, also curing Mis-.
Thomas Bridcn and Mrs. Finley Nc.
Guin. OF long standing illness, which,
baffled the skill of our physicians and
against whom the camp meeting orators
spoke disparaglngly, lectured in the Il.
z. church, WalIialla. Monday evening,
August It'll, TO large and interested au.
dance, On the subject of christian Sci.
ence." The lady is an agreeable and
eloquent speaker, and what she said has
been impressed on the minds of those
present more fully by the consciousness
OF having the aforementioned ladies
whom she had cure,l of all illness pres.
ent in their midst. The lecturer will
deliver few more lectures OH this sub.
iect, to whom all are cordially invited.
No charges for admission, collection taxi
ell up only. DR.. McI.acl,lan also gave
short address which WIS loudly applaud
ed, showing how he stool as IL physician,
OIL the subject.