The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-20

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COY: Farmer tAWssn M ttheMSs1Ses
z mile south o. the villsge. He had
. ntce y6sySaf.0ld ebays Aotsei YI6ei
other day Farmer Worthays agreed
20 trade hts netghbSrtthe nalley a. s,
snd two yeSflings for the bay horse.
add started to deitySr &hof cAatia .Snf
tstch home the COW. = = !,
! sSE cow vent stpHg without shSk.
Ing much protest until the fsrmer
SET her 80 fsr ~ mt svilises Ma
was leading her BY . rope. and the
Two yearlings followed meekly be.
hind her. As the procession was
pa sstng up New Hartford street the
muley COW was suddenly seized with
the Ida that shS had gone far
enough. She made & dash for Farmer
Worthey. who was trudging along
nnsuspectlngly at the other end Of
the rope. She struck him with her
head Just below his hind suspender
buttons SAYS the New York Sun.
/ The Impact raised tho farmer of his
Get anls tumbled him in the road
several feet farther ahead. Befor..
go could get up the muley COW was
upon him. bunting him fiercely with
her bard forehead and trampling him.
The cows attack on Farmer
Wosshey was made directly in front
Of Fred Ben aminS house. BENJAMIN
vas trimlhing shrubbery in his front
yard.
"Hay up. there! Go 'longm he.
shouted. as he ran toward the COW.
Tho COW heard him. She adjourned
rom Farmer Worthey and turned on
his would-be rescuer. There was SO
much business in the way that she
rushed for Benjamin that hs turned
md made AL the haste he could back
toward his yard. He reached the
yard, but reached 1t good deal
quicker than he would have done IL
the muley COW had not overtaken
MIN before he got there. She pro.
lected her head against Citizen Ben.
lamin about the same locality that it
had come In contact with Farmcr
Worthy, lifted him clear over the
barbed wire fence that incloses his
grounds. and sat him down half way
across his yard. The COW collided
with the fence and became =, tangled
ap In its Jagged wires, which tore
deep into her flesh. adding to her
Jury. She battered away at the
fence until she had demolished 1t.
and then dashed ON. covered with
blood and believing with rage.
By the time she got through tho
fence Citizen Benjamin had armel
himself with 9 pitchfork. With this
hold forward like Q bsyonet he
awaited the muleys COWS mad charge.
She ran her head against the sharp !
Tines Of the fork and they bent back {
on the handle like green willow
twiga Citizen Benjamin was hurled
backward TO the ground BY the force
Of the cows charge M ~ ~ ~ "a .,
= Fortunately for Citizen Benjamin ]
the village school WAS let, out about.
that time, and lot of school chii-
dren. attracted. by the srumpus the
muley COW had kicked up, came
;trooping noisily along to see it, out d
Their shouts turned the attention Of
the ugly coy from the prostrate cit.
lsen to them. and she left him and
rushed wildly toward group, of !
children. Besides the children d /
humber of men and women had col
lected in the road. When the muley
COW dashed ont into the road a.aiA i
men. women and children fed id tor.
ror. and in;asmoment not only msn 4
and boys but women and girls had 1
climbed into trees that stood near.
While all this was going on
Farmer Worthsy had been carried
Into a~h0ase. sunsonsctous efrom he 4
Injuries hissmuley COW had inflicted /
upon him. The two yearlings;
frightened at the sudden coming Of
battle. had taken to their heels and
were tearing here and there about
the village, creating furtksrs panic
BY their wild stampede 1hey.wers
finally corralled In . BLACKSMITH shop.
While the muley COW Was sclsaxang
the streets Of thar colleotto. OF
school children aaA NIL ollsneous
residents Albert D6bhiA and got
rope and mSde sta1S8 Then he
confronted; the COW. which was still
on the rampage. She charged him
at once He fed and jumped in
lumber wagon that stood near. The
COW followed him and attempted ia
get at him In the wagon Willis she
Was doing that Dobbin got his lssso
ar11nd, hsr neck and pulled 1T so
tight that it;shnt the cow sswiEdSoff
and she tumblsd In the itrest Even
then - took four men to hobble her.
Then she saw II was no use and she
gave up. In . few minutes she was
90 meek and calm as II she had
never thought Of such thing as
losing her temper. A doctor had by
this time brought Farmer Worthey
around so that he could be taken
home. The fortunate circumstance
that the COW had no horns was the
only thing that saved his life, as she
would have gored him through and
through Is he lay. beneath her feet
In the road.
bishops DiAe.
London, Special. = The Rpascopaian
bishops Of Iowa, Cairo, South Uakota,
Wyoming and North Dakota, with their
wives, were the guests of the lord mayor
at. dinner last evening. The dinner was
arranged to give the American bishops
an opportunity to meet . number Of