The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20

bushels. John Shepard, 200 acres, 81
bushels; John Crowder. $40 acres, q
bushels; o. Bartleson, $40 acres, q
bushels; JOS. Shepherd, $50 acres. %
bushels; J. S. Richardson, 100 acres, Al
bushels; S. L. Haight {, % bushels
average. Most Of the wheat meu.
toned by the Times graded No. /
hard. Tine Democrat reports MIR.
Dodds' yield Oh q acres l 1000 bushels.
ON his whole farm an average Of SO
bushels. The Cavalier Journal says,
II. A. Williams thrcshed from an ex-
act 40 acres Sis bushels Of choice
wheat.
Clever Work.
DEPUTY Sheriff Morden received d
card a short time SINCE asking him to
look out for Il man from Madison, Lac
,QueParle Co. MINI. who had skipped
out from thusc parts with some horses
and a wagon not hisown, after selling
some other mOrtgagcd property. on
Wednesday Mr.. Morden heard of man
and horses answering the description
being at work on the KOchendOrfcr
s. Wciderman thrcshing outfit. Mr..
MOrden found the man there and two
white horses which answered the de-
scription perfectly, and he arrested
him and notified the sheriff of Loo
'QueParle Co., who is expected here to.
day. The man arrested has been
working ON Il farm about fifteen miles
east in Kittson county, MINI. belong
Ing to Rev. Mr.. Appleby. Fie came
there in March with slej gh. He
started with q wagon, and or, inqulr-
ing 1t is found that he lefta wagon at
Park Rapids on his way no, tn, which
answers to the descriptlt N of the
stolen wagon he started with. He
bought new wagon from Mr.. E. D.
Booker here and was work ing for him
for the pay. He gave tn name Of
Jud Thompson to Mr.. b ooker, while
at the threshing machine he gave his
name as johnson. He is Il Scandina.
Wan and is tall. His neighbors in
Kittson county do not tn INK him to be
very good man, and it was suspect
ed there that no had stolen the team.
His real name, IL he is the man. is
Carl Anderson, and it Is probable his
identity will be establfs'h he'd on the ar
rival OF the sheriff; Of course he claims
that he is not the man, and that he
never has been in. Madison except
when little boy His stories are
very conflicting and there is little
doubt but that he. is the man wanted.
Pei 8onais.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Short and Mr..
and Mrs G. G. Thompson took in the
sights Of the G rand Forks street fair
this week. The father of Mr.. A.
Dowkcr of the N. p. station, is visit
Ing his son. He is from o ntarIo and
the crops Of Pembina COUNTY fill him
with surprise and astonJ shment ....
Mrs. F. G. Warner retu rned Tuesday,
from her visit to frieu DIS in Lying
stone. Mont, and a tour Of the Vel
lowstone Park. Miss Mary Warner.
OF Warner, ILL.,. sist er Of mr.. f. C..
Warner. who acc ,mpanied her,
returned with Mrs. Warner for a visit
here. Mr.. and Mn $. j. ii. A ndcrson,
who have been ii sitting friends 10
Minnesota and the state fair return.
cd On Tussday...-.. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
HOlbrOpk came Ovo. from Cavalier on
their wheels ON SUI nday and visited
with MIR. and Mrs- G.. G. Thompson,
returning next NOR ming. Miss
Edna Purdy OF LIe1e llier, visited with
her sister Miss Esh,el, over Sunday. =.
Attorney Burke vi Cavalier, was over
on legal business. th is week. :. Harry
Carr, Of Crystal. car ue over on Satur.
day and will remain awhile to assist
through the fan business in the First
National Banx. Miss Annie Nc.
Kenzie. who has bee visiting in New
York for soyne month IS has returned us
far as Min nexpOiis a nd after visiting
friends GheEe is e1 pected to return
home tomorrow. :. .Ilr. Rowe, the ed
ltor ard proprietor of the American
Field. Major Taylor, correspondent
and an editor of the American Field,
AID Harry Taylor his son, Mr.. Bell, u
promj nent business man Of Pittsburg,
Penn IL, and his wife, were . party ut
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cavileer's this
we Elk. They were returning from the
fl Id trials at Morris, Man., where the
j. journalists had been In the interests
If the Field, and Mr.. Bell was a judge.
The party spent several days in this
vicinity shooting chickens under the
guidance Of e. K.Cavileer's and gath
cred in about century of birds, and
they went home feeling much pleas.
ed with their visit and experiences in
this country. Mrs. Rev. Johnston
has been In Grand Forks this week at
the Street Fair and is the guest Of
Or. y. S. Ramsey. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
II. Webster were also visitors ut the
Grand Forks fair this week. Mrs.
Maggie Stillwell, Of Iowa, came in on
the n. p. on Thursday for a visit
With her sister Mn. J. E. Ashley. 80.
FRED Halliday. Of Los Gat0s, CalifOr.
MIA, arrived yesterday. He IL on his
way 70 an eastern college but will
spend some time here visiting hisl
relatlyes, the Measrs short aud Mrs.
e. sSss s s. xxi,