The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-09

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Lakota's schools have started up
!, with over eighty scholars.
Moro coal mines sre being located
around Nilliston. i5:i5 iSs j
Is AZ Sanborn farmer was robbed and
nearly killed BY hobo es. tii..f
Harry Wright broke his wrist jump
| ing from wagon ut Valley City
q. Il. wilcox had his barn Destroyed
!, BY fire at Sunnyside. 3a,s5
"A. harvest hand got shell-gamed ont
of $50 at Casselton. "a
Il. d. Cowan has been appointed
postmaster at R0lla. rs NJ N Il 4 4 "A
The Jamestown school library con-
tains 400 volumes. III isss
"A sneak thief stole $40 from a Grand
Forks w0man's room.
IA lady at Hope had q thumb almost
pulled from her hand by frightened
colt, her hand being fast In tho halter.
Charles Humble was crushed to
death under load Of wood ut May
vile. i. s5s
The little daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Barnes. WahpetOn, fell and broke her
collar bone.
+ A twelve-year-old boy was kicked by
q horse at Ok Greek, near Rolla. Two
bones were broken.
Mike Coburn is In jail ut Velva,
charged with dispensing liquid "hard-
ware.
4. M. Tracy of Dickinson is getting
TWENTY-FIVE bushels Of wheat to the
acre, and will have 10000 bushels.
The corner stone Of the rev Presby-
terrain church Courtenay has been
laid with Apr, pirate ceremonies.
County Treasurer Dunham's resi-
( dence at New Rockford was burglar
lied and some cash taken.
Albert Bliss was discharged at
Grand Forks, where he was charged
with burning a SEPT rator.
ings and contents belonging to Henry
Kopp Of LaMoure were destroyed by
fire. No insurance.
The state examiner has issued q call
to the state banks for statement of
their condition at the close of business
Saturday, Sept. 10.
Eli Titman, the Northern Pacific
brakeman who was killed at Valley
City, carried $4,000 life insurance in
favor Of his mother.
Some villain buried threshing ma
chine for a Mclean county man, and
the man and crew are looking for the
villain with intense eagerness.
A separator on the farm Of Peter
Taylor near Grand Forks was burned,
and a man named Bliss arrested,
charged with arson. He denies 1t.
Hoboes assaulted two boys at San
born and robbed them Of 1925. They
were caught and held to the next term
Of the district court. One Of the boys
was seriously beaten about the head.
The store Of L. B. Garnass at Shey-
enc, was burglarized of about 5000
worth of goods and money. The bur-
glars broke into the hand-car house
first and from there took the necessa-
~ tools to break the door open.
Russell's livery barn was burned at
Hankins0n. Loss Of stock, barn and
other property, $500; insurance, ST.
200. He will rebuild. HankinsOn is
filled with people who cannot be sup
pressed.
Lightning struck the residence Of j.
D. Dam at Sanborn, damaging the
chimney and roof and creating more
or less havoc in seven OF the ten
one was injured.
A laborer employed on Robert
Smiths threshing machine, near
Thompson, had the misfortune to slip
and fall while the thresher was moving.
The wheels Of the separator passed
over him, crushing his limbs about the
him internally, probably fatally.
William Dalton. suicided at Dickin-
son. He Is son Of the late Mr.. Dali
ton Of Co6eyville, Kan, Of bank rob-
berry fame, and was afflicted with an
incurable disease. Some suspect that
Dalton had been planning for train
robbery near there. He came from the
South.
William Mills, who did the shooting
at Larimore a day Dr. two ago in a
blind pig establishment, was landed in
jail and the extent Of Moran's injuries
will be determined before he will be
given preliminary hearing. Mills
does not seem 10 ne much worried
over the matter.
Two men walked into the blacksmith
shop Of Jack Sullivan at Cakes, and,
raising disturbance, were asked by
Sullivan to leave the place. One Of
the men, who proved to be Thomas
Kearnes, drew revolver and shot.
The ball entered Mr.. Sullivan's thigh.
The wound is probably not serious.
The man is in custody.
Miss Grace Buck, IN employee at the
Grand Forks steam laundry, met with
painful accident, which resulted in
badly crushed hand. She was ut
work ut the mangling machine and in
some manner her hand was caught
and before the machinery could be
stopped the member was badly used
up. Amputation was not necessary.
Very little threshing has been done
around Thompson on account Of the