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The morning times., 1895-08-20

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Waggaman are still
at Ocean City, but contemplate an extended
Northern trip before returning late in
September.
The morning times., 1895-08-20

Mrs Arthur d. Paige will leave to-day
for Sharon Springs, Schoharie county,
The morning times., 1895-08-20
william fuckers WIN Fned for Pro-

The late W iRiam Z fuckers will,
dated January 20, 1890, was filed for
probate yesterday afternoon. SUssHnah P.
Tucker is named as sole Iegatee and ex'
ecHtFix
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
RUSSIAN THISTLE MACHINE.
Anton kiemm Ia Enthusiastlc Over
His Invcnti0n.

Anton kiemm Ii Enthusiastic Ovep
His Invcnti0n.
St Paul, Nov. 2S.-Anton Klemm
Of AIoraton, Richland county. North
Dakota. is in the city for the purpose
of making arrangements for the manu.
facturc Of n Russian thistle DESTROYER.
which he claims has been amply and
successfully tested during the past
few months. The machine is of Mr..
Kienlm's invention and patents hayo
been secured by him. In brief, the
machine consists Of six-foot cickle-
bar. back of which is IN inclined ele-
vator canvass. and back of this n q
fire-box or crate. into which the thistle
tumble from the elevator. The fire Is
secured from a Jet Of crude petroleum
which is forced. by the air pressure
from n pump. The flame burns close
to the ground and destroys the roots
and stubbfe as well as the thistle. and
SO fierce is the heat that the green
thistlcs arc completely destroyed.
The machine weighs about 800
pounds and ran be drawn by two
horses and operated by ohe man. Mr.
klemm says that he has cut over an
much as twenty-five acres Of green
,thistles growing rankly, In day, with
the consumption Of twenty gallons OF
oil. which can be secured In car load
lots at IN almost nominal figure.
The machine which Mr.. Klemm haa
used this fall, and from which the re,
suits quoted have been obtained was
made in this city by the Washington
Foundry. company. after Mr.. Klemm's
designs. Its Use has suggested Inn
provenients, and Mr.. KleMm now pfo-
poses to endeavor to secure the manu.
factnre OF his machine in quantities
by the Wood Harvester works or some
other large company. 1t can be made
to sell for about 500. and Mr.. Klelnm
says that his actual experience leaves
no room for doubt as to its complete
efficacy to cope with the Russian
thistle c,,rsp
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
INTERIOR AFFAIRS.
SECRETARY HoKE SMITH MAKES
HIS ANNUAL REPORT.
The Twenty-Pcr Cent Reduction in
Appropriations for Contract In.
diau Schools Endorsed Recon-.
mendations Regarding Indian
: Allotmcnts and Citi.enahip-Aria
Lands and Forest Preservation.

Washington, Nov. 3O.-Secretary
Smith, of the interior department. has
made his annual report to the pres.
ldeht. 1t reviews the varied work Of
the department beginning with the In
dian service and calls attention to the
strict enforcement which has been
given to civil reform. The reduction
or ~ per cent which the law required
10 De made In connection with the Ill
diah contract schools shall be strictly
carried out and the secretary adds
tllat there seems no reason why such
REDUCTION should not continue from
year to year.
iihie1iing- tn tho. subject of allot-
l-!ests, the secretary snys there are n
number of changes which should be
lnaue IN the present allotment system
which require congressional action.
According to the present law an In.
d.ai. becomes 6 citizen of the United
states, upon receiving his allotment.
iii 1anT cases he is ready to receive
land before he is prepared for ;hc
consequence OF citizenship. Allot-
nlcats should be made long before re-
ssfvati0ns arc opened. Each Indian
should &c settled upon his homestead
and be self supporting before citizen-
SLAP is conferred upon him. When
citizenship is conferred the GOV
cr:lnent ought to let him alone and nj.
low him to take his place, surrounding
l!il with no more restraint and giyin.
him 10 more help than is accorded to
oliler citizens. Under the present sys-
TEN Indians to whom allotmcnts have
been made and upon whom citizenship
has been conferred, still receive c.i.
ornlous Sratitudes and need every dol.
lar they receive. Upon each rcsclya-
tion II part of the Indians will be
ready for citizenship before others and
ail are ready TO own land and work It
hafnrn fhav nrn
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Saturday. Nov. 30.


Tie Don Stewart enbczzlement case
is cn at Grand Forks
~ Rugby party is in limbo for dis-,
posing of mortgaged property.
Mrs. Ruring lost her gold watch at
the Buffalo sclCCl ard it lcaks as IL
solre Of the pupils has the ticker.
y plOw. for the destruction OF cntt ~.
is soon to I've OH the market. acccr,i!s,;
to report from La Mourc.
Coroner Harrison will be absent
from Trail county for some wecka
and the justices will hold inqucsts.
\ Sargent county farmer ships hat
ter to New York, and nets n handsome
profit.
Up in Rolette county ''the boys" ar,
very cOutfous about raising Cain-h,
Eetng sheriff of that county.
bankers Searles of Hillsboro have
taken down their private telephnrc
lire to Grandtn and now use the rcst,-
lar exchange.
william II. MoOrllcad of Pcml,-1
has found petritied man In the Il liz
near there. and the historical society
Will hold an extra session.
Ellcndale has beer fattentns cs-
tahlisilmcnt. from which 1t IL only a
step to a meat packing establishment.
The larger cities better look out iur
their laurels.
~ stranger. his sixtccn-ycar-oid wife
nsd little bab: were i'll at Nnrwccl
ard their funds had run out. Citi,ens
OF TIE place contributed s:s3 and pro-
cured the necessary medical attic, d.
ahce.-e"idencing their practical Chr.s-
tianity. . ' 80
lEnast Pennigcski. who fatally
stabbed Anton Fon. in Sargent county.
mas heen apprehcndcd by the sheriff.
TIC was In hdirg in q vacant buildinr
4 snort distance from the scene q;
hard chase. -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

agent of the Star Union Line, at Bog
ton. Mass. He Is man of fine cSiu.
cation and one of the ablest speak
eEs and debatcrs among the high rail-
way officials Of the West. He is a
strict disciplinaiian. and believes in
the maintenance Of high rates. His
election to the presidency Of the San
Ia Fe was rather a surprise. as his
lmme had not before been mentloE&l
In connection with the office, and his
friends say he made no personal ef.
fort to secure the position, :.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Conf Rustlcrs.

Omaha, Special.-The Union Pacific
Is having trouble with coal rustlcrs Oh
the western part of the Nebraska d.
vision. The headquarters of the gang
that has committed most of the dep
redationa 1t at OGalalla. and the crews
and trninmen have had many cncoun-
ters with the thieves. who seem to bc
well organized AMI TO bc carrying
their business on In a systematic man.
ncr. On one Of the outgoing trains
Tuesday night Brakeman Norval dis.
covered several ltlstlers at work load
ing wagon with cca! In the Ogalal:a
yards. He attempted to place the
gang under arrest when lie was as
saulted and badly beaten. In the
fight one of the ristlcrs shot Norval.
He was seriously, but not fatally
wounded.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
The Sultan, If xot Sincere. Make. q
E1n.p Man

The Sultan, II Not Sincere. Makes n
Good BiuH
Washington, Spacial.-That Sultan
Abdul Hamid ii. Is making an EFFORT
to qicll the disturbances in the various
provinces Of Turkey ard intends ito
hold his subordinate officials strictly
to account fer future disorders seems
to be confirmed by tho following cable
received ty tho Turkish legation here
to-day:
"All Eews about plots against his I'm.
perial majesty. the sultan. are all
sOlu,cly aud entirely false. transmit
you below tho text n telegram sent to
the wallis and ts the military command
era OF those provinces where troubles
lately took place. and beg Of you to
give them the widest publicity:
.Our august soycrcign's dctermina-
tion Is that order shall lie restored i'm
n,etliatcly in all disturbed parts: that
the life. the honor and property of
every one shall he safe-guartled and
that all acts contrary to justice and
equity shall he prevented. You will
watch day and night 10 secure the
realization Of said imperial dctcrmina-
tlon by putting stop to disorders
without delay"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

blind bigger WIS gathered In at
Neclic. confessed, and is now In Jail
nj Pembina.
Minto rejoiccs over tile telephone cx-
tcI:sion to Grafton which takes NIintO
ard Aidccl in-if 1t don't 20 the other
way.
Chief Ryan cf Grand Jerks gathered
i'll three wheat thieves who lad bccu
operating on Farmer Canan's hoard
of trade
John Miller. the Pembina county
nisscr. seems to have kept the au-
tEoiitics up along the line guessing in
good shape.
Some miscrcant fired haystack
within the city limits at Cavalier, but
no dainage resulted further than the
less of the hay.
AT lideerwood Il merchant attempt.
cd to collect II Till bat the other fell
low pulled gun and the merchant
Still las the account OH his books,
p, DIR. c. +. Sro,lswood OF Hanliin.
son went to sleep OH Il cot rear Il. red
hot stove. The cot overturned against
the stove and the doctors leg was so
badly M,rncd that an'putation may he
necessary.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
PANIC AT A FAIR.
Distressing Accident I'm an Oh.c
Town

Distressing Accident I'm an OHIO
Town.
Wooster, Ohio. Nov. 30.-During the
progress Of church fair here an im-
mense crowd was picked into the city;
arlnory, when lamp In one Of the
booths exploded, setting fire to the
draperics, of Miss Myrtle Elzer, an at
tendant, and Il rush for the single exit
followed, In Which dozens of women
and children were tramplcd underfoot.
Fully one hundred persons jumped Or
were thrown from windows, many he
ing badly cut by glass. Mrs. Carey
Mckee of Jefferson. WAS thrown
through window. sustaining injuries
which will likely prove fatal. Jennie
Putnam, ten-year-old cripple, could
not help herself and received internal
injuries which will cause her death.
Mrs. Milford Snyder and Mrs. Sharp
were :rapmled by the crowd. Many
others we're more or less injured.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
sMARIkIsT r.Ill'oa'rs.'
Latest 0uetattons FroA ,Grain anA
Live stock Centefs.

Live 6t0ek CentekA.
Chicago, Nov. 3O.-Wheat-Novem.
her, IS 1-2c; December. 5534c; May,
90 7.SaG0c. Corn-Novemb 20 84c;
December, 203Sa2T 1-2c; January,
20 3-Sa28 1-2c: May, 2S7-Sc. Oats
November, IL 1-2c; December, II 1-lc;
May, 20 3-Sc. Pork-November aud
December, $1.S2 IL; January, $3.50;
tMay. $0.17 1-2a9.20. LArd-NOvember
and December, $3.50; January, $5.45;
May, $500 1-2a5.7O. Ribs-November
and December, $4.35; January, $A45;
Mny, $40. Casl-Wheat, SIS 1.2c;
corn, 20 3-4c; cats. 1T1ac; pork, $7.82 l-2;
lnrd, $3.50; ribs, $4.35.
st. Paul, Nov. 3O.-Reccipts: 5000
hogs, $50 cattle, 20 calves, 800 sheep.
III. eT and,q2s n,rC &c, ;cmwfpysh
Hogs-Firm and active. Quality
gccd. Yards clearing Mt $3.cSa3. I'D.
Cattlc-Firin and active. Good feed.
ers scarce and higher.
Minneapolis. Nov. 3O.-Wheat-No-
vcntber closed. 81 5-Sc. December
opening 50 BIC. highest 81 3-ic, lowest
81 58c. closing 81 t-sa51 3-4c; May
opening SO 1-Sc. highest 81 1-Sc, lowest
5.iaN 1.Sc, closing 56 1-Sc. On Track
No. ! hard. Is 3-4c; No. 1 Northern,
52 l-2c;; No. . Northern, 81 3.4c.
-Affl,raMEna --Na.... IN -Lllosas okeo,,-y
I;at dull. Wheat quiet and ateady; 30.
2 spring. 56T-Sc; No. Northern,
:31-2c; May, GO 1-Sc. Corn steady;
No. !, CSC. Oats steady; No. Q white,
19c; No. 3 white. is 1-4al3c. Barley
steady; No. =, 35c; sample on track,
2sa35c. Rye steady; No. I, 81 1-.c.
Provisions quiet.
Chicago, Nov. so.-Cattle-Comrno.,
TO strictly prime native dressed hccf
ind shipping steers were in demand at
$s.13ais5, with the bnlk of SAIL; ~
So. So 80; choice beeves scarce :,a;l
nominal: butchers and cannara' s.af;
was i'll good demand at ruling prices;
fat cows sold ct saa3.5O: Medium
grades at S2.i0a2aM The choice
droves sold at s3.45a37O. chiefly at
s;'3.foa3.G5; good heavy medium. light
end mixed lots sold at about the came
prices. and pigs were active aal III,
Ct G3.at0a3.60 for good to choice lc;S.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
k1ERcE e harry.
The Grena Jary Passes Up Charges
AEatnst Him.

The GranA Jary. Passes Up Charges
AGatnst Him.
MlnneaPoliI Special Tel.-The grand
Jury closed its labors last evening
when II returned to Judge Elliott and
acted just as ito predecessors have, re-
turning the most complimentary re-
ports regarding the management Of
tho work house, the poor farm and the
jail, which. happily, were well de.
served. Further than this, the grand
Jury made a special, report on the
Hayward cnsc and found that both the
sheriff and his deputies had acted
with c0mnendable prudence and eau.
tion. Furthermore, they added the
final balm to Mike Kierce's wounds by
not dignifying the charges ngainst
him by even mentioning them. The
next grand jury meets Dec. 3.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Not l..ed ID II.

Greensburg, Ind. Special Tel.-Mrs.
Charles Martin. wife of prominent
citizen Of Smiths crossing called OH q
friend yesterday. They became ell
gagged In quarrel and as she was re-.
turning home Mrs. Martin regretted
the occurrence. 1t weighed SO heavily
upon her that she fell dead In the high
way. Since then her neighbor Is pres:
trated with grief and II is feared she
will be bereft Of her reason.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
N PartlaI Confe..io.

Alliance, Or, Nov. 2G.-All doubt as
to the guilt Of Lloyd Montgomery. the
eighteen.year-old boy accused OF muir
defing his father, mother and ID. II.
McKercher, near Brownsville, was re-
moved to-day when he made a partial
confession to Sheriff AfcFerron. He
said: II killed McKercher after lie
had killed father and mother. He had
shot them both down and shot once
at me, when I seized the gun and shot
him. Then ran away from the
houGe." The prisoner declarcd lie did
not kill his parents. He told the same
story to his attorney. The officers feel
sure of his guilt now aud express the
belief that he will make a full confes.
sion. y.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

1865 from Harvard law school. He
has long been a leader of the Demo-
cracy in the Empire state, and in 1885
was appointed secretary Of the navy
by President Clevelands The great
work Of building up a new navy was
undertaken under Mr. Whitncy's ad-
ministration. Mr.. Whitney has re-
peatcdly declined offices rendered him
by his party. He is very distinguished
in appearance,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
'SA WE'D 3 TERRELI
GOOD WORK BY THE AilllERIcAsi
IISIsTER 10 TURKEY.
~ strsns Representations 70 tie
fssts Res1lts u ne sevias 81.
the Lavss of Americas slissisa-
sries ana the Preservins ea
Anssrisaa Property-Iaser Al
Vices, Hoveves sesn 70 Coptra,
aiet These statenents.
(Copyrlght, by Astsociated Pres..,

Copyright, by Associated Press.y
Constantln0ple, Nov. q. - United
States Minister Terrell has received q
dispatch from Aintnb, announcing the
safe arrival there Of the American
missionaries belonging to the Central
Turkish mission Or. and Mrs. Ameri.
Gus Fuller, tile Rev. Charles 8. San
ders, Rev. A.. NJ. TiowGridgc, Miss
Ellen NJ. Price, aud Miss elizabeth
n. Trowbridge) and the English gov
erness, Miss Mcdonald. The mission
aries add that full protection was af-
forded them by the Turkish autllori-
Ties when 1t was demanded from, the
porte by Mr.. Terrell. The hitter now
. satisfied that the 172 missionaries
I'm Anatolia are safe. The situation
here u still grave nnd more complicat.
ed.
From what can be learned here 1t
would seem that the condition in Ana
tolin appears to he much more tran
quill than for some time past. All
danger is not passed, however. Tho
governor Of Hadjln, who had threat
ened to burn the convent there and set
fire to the barley fields, has, owing to
the strong representations made tn
the porte on the subject by Mr.. Terrell,
been recalled and his conduct will be
inquired into.
The main question now being dis
cussed between the porte and the rep
resentatives OF the powers. is that Of
adding four extra gllardships to the
little foreign feet In the Bosporue,
Great Britain, Italy, Russia and Aus.
tria demanding firmans for the pass
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
MRS. srEwARr's suIc1D.:.
a Strange and suspicious Case IN
Montnnh.

a Strange and Suspicious Case In
Montana.
Mlssoula. Mont, Nov. :).-alrs. Mary
Stewart committed suicide last night
at this place by taking. strychninc.
She was the widow of John T..
Stewart, who was poisoned 10 death at
Heron last March. for which crime Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Clark. father and
mothei-ln-law Of the deceased, were
found guilty and sent. to the peliten-
tiary for seventeen years each. Mrs.
Stewart was also charged with being
nm accomplice. but her case was nollcd
ON account Of the evidence sic fur
nished against her parents. Since
their conviction last September she
has twice attempted to kill herself.
1t Is said she left n confession. M!t 1t
has not been found. An Inquest is
now In progress.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

Grand Forks. Nov. 2s.-The Old SET.
tiers Association Of the Red River
Valley held an interesting aud largely
attended meeting here to-day. A bi.
dinner was served and speeches and
"reminiscences took up the time. Frank
Viets Of Grand ForE4 was elected
president and George b. Winship sec-
retary. a long list of vice presidents
was also elected, with William -.
A1c0rhead Of Pembina at the headl.
The next meeting will be hell at PEN.
biEa. : : : 4 y, !.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Ediforial Enisoae

Sioux Falls, 8. D., Nov. 20.-Some-
thing Of sensation w4s created here
to-day by the arrest Of y. b. Van Bus
kirk, deputy United States district at-
t0rney. The warrant was sworn out
by Mark Scott, editor of tile Sioux
Falls Journal, alleging TINT Van Bus.
kirk had threatened "a Kin him. Scott
wanted him bound over to keep the
1t appears that Van Buskirk tried to
persuade Scott not to print the story
Of a reported wife beating by Van Bus.
kirk. Falling In this, the latter threat
ened to "shoot hole" through Scott
II the article was printed. The case
was dismissed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
IN NORTH DAKOTA.
Sunday. Nov. -.


The Wahpeton band will give a con-
cert next month.
The bigamy case of Mrs. Swenson
at Bismarck was dismissed-no prose.
cutting witness.
Mary ahey. the little girl at Bis
marck who raficd pony given her by
Register Lamb. to get funds for treat
lnent at the hospital, realized $50 from
the enterprise.
A argOite wanted by the police came
hack from his Minnesota refuge to
see his girl and was promptly nabbel
for his devotion.
Rertram Bclial gets two years In the
pen for his services in burglarizing
Wells store at Jamestown, and ClIas.
u. Bartlett four months in the county
Jail.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
.pcr.nt. smothcr ,Tneir r;nl,c

Hudson, Wis, Nov. 3O.-John D.
Bar1en and wife. while driving from,
Maiden Rock to Ellsworth this morE-
ing, accidentally smothercd their In
fant child. In order to protect the lit
tie one from any danger of catching
cold they had wrapped 1t up well, and
contentedly supposed their child ga3
sleeping soundiy while they Nre:e c;:-
joyirg their drive ard they Nc.c hos'-
ror-strlcken to discover that it mad
passed into the sleep of death. como
Of tie wraps having worked up ever
its face SO as to smother 1t.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Nean...lny, Noy. :7

having Il wolf hunt. 1'eis Eiih OF
a rci-hot coal war is among Lako-
ta's many interesting tussles just now.
Farmer Thomas Bolton Of Park
River reports y ynld of thirty and q
half bushels per acre.
The Missouri river Is frozen over at
Fort Yates, seventy miles below Bis
alalrk.
The Jamestown Fair association has
arranged matters SO the annual meet
inss will bc continued.
Cando had mass meeting to or
ganizc district fair association for
TOwEer and Rolcttc counties.
Company II. n. D.>N. c.. at Jamcs-
town. promoted a number of the boys
as result Of vacancy caused by
Sergeant Keepers resignation.
\ Michigan City faYiner has S2J for
the paisn!l VII" will secure the. con-
victi0n uf thieves who stole 100 BUSH
els of wheat from him.
Mis-. Adam Miller. whose husband
was murdered ly her alleged para.
mour Il, Pcmbina, has hecn sent back
to Hungary.
\ tllr.".year-nld hoy of Cassclton fell
from an M stairs landing to the fioaE
beneath. Tie Toy was unl,aru,,.t. but
his mother was made il! for three
days.
Pete Goodman. the popular bonanza
farmer ard Stockman at Sheldon. Is
said to make n success in running his
corn through the separator-same as
wheat
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
Fish Arc Pablo property,

Hudson. Wis, Nov. 3O.-Judsc Bun
ly has rendered decision in g famo,ts
fish case. Suit was brought by the
Willow River club. composed Of ST.
Paul capitalists. who bought several
hundred acres of land in this vicinity
for fishing purposes. Twelve cases
were OH the September term against
grounds. Judge Bundy decided against
the club and holds Tint ut has been
she since seH the landing M of Of % the Iilsrim
fathers, that the fish belong to tho
Gtate for the beneit Of the people,"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
nailway NAN se,v,..

Washington, Nov. 2O.--Thc report of
James White. superintendent Of the
railway mail service. shows TINT dur
ing the year A97 accidents occurred to
railway postoffices in which seven
clerks were killed and 178 injured; an
Increase over last year OF 1877 acci,
dents and q clerks killed and injured.
II Il shown that the service is becom.
ing moro and more efficient each year.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
NOT SAYING MUCH.

T.ns Rot Declined Minsc13
ON the Presidency.
New York, Nov. 3O.-Yherc Is mua!,
talk ut present as to whether or not
the recent Republican victory in New
York will spoil the chances of William
G. Whitney as the Democratic nominee
for the presidency. Mr.. Whitney has
not announced himself as n presllen-
tai aspirant. He Us tifty-tive years of
age ard native Of Massachusetts.
liz 1853 hc graduated from Yale and In
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06

.Indlnn rete's" Family burned.
Marinettc. Wis. Nov. 3O.-M tho
Sugarbusli district, six miles from
Pcshtigo. the house of "Lndian Pete"
burned and lie and his wife were
burned 10 death before help could
reach them,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
aenator ,IiII cou,lnr

Milwaukee, Nov. 2G.-Senator David
B. Hill OF New York makes his West.
ern debut ON the lecture platform at
the Academy tomorrow night. James
J. Hill, president of the Great North
ern road. has extended to the senator
the courtesy Of the Great Northern
and Eastern Minnesota lines, and the
private car Of President Hill will bs
put at the disposal of Senator Hill.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-06
,Twa. safer Av,r

Miller. 8. D.. Nov. 2S.-Shcrir Strutf
has been making hard effort to lo-
cate James Thompson and Lettie lsal-
lagiler. his niece. charged with incest.
They left the southwest part OF tho
county n week ago, as the nelchbori
were talking rope. tar. feathers. ETC..
aud they are supposed to have sone IN
Missouri. Thompson Was 4 nrOmi.
nent candidate for Office Ast year. IL
about thirty-fiyc years old, while h,a;
niece was eighteen and an orphan. 8