The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-24
in NORTH DAKOTA.
Interesting News Items From ali
Parts Of the State,

tateresting News Itens From ala
Parts OF the state.
Churchs Ferry will have new jail.
The long distance telephone will be
extended to take in Wahpeton.
Some Jamestown people are having
the German measles.
Fargo and Grand Forks report big
building booms in prospect this spring.
Andrew Carlson died very suddenly
at Aardell.
George w. Osborne of Hunter died
Of apoplexy.
William HI. johnson Of Whcatland
will erect new hotel ut Ho0ple.
Tower city voted not to build a city
hall.
Another bridge over the raging Red
ts wanted at Wahpeton.
Milton merchants will close at 8
p. m. until Aug. I.
The supreme court has dismissed the
Trafll county seat case.
Cassellton business men have or.
ganized an association.
Ktnnear & Monsoon of Fargo, boots
and shoes, will 60 out Of business.
Illness compelled Col. Warnock to
take to his bed the other day, the first
time in forty years.
The Trail county seat case will
come up at the spring term Of the
United States supreme court.
1t is understood that the Iowa gun
club will not appeal their test case
against the North Dakota game law.
]. L. Farnham. an old-time merchant
of Darlington, Is about to locate In
Denver.
NJ. NJ. Miller the newspaper man
who went on the rampage at Grand
Forks, has been sent to the asylum.
Cando disposed of her $50 immi-
grants with ease and dispatch, and is
ready for more.
John Straub, a clerk at Sheldon. has
been left legacy of 5000 marks by
u relative in Germany.
Alex Mcdonald of Crazy, fell out of
sleigh and broke several ribs across
Frail.
Henry Dunks died at the hospital at
jamestown Of hemorrhage, the result
OF surgical operation.
A man at Bismarck was arrested and
bound over for disturbing q Salvation
meeting.
The North Dakota Laymen's associ-
alton will meet ut Fargo May q and
D.
Minot had blind pig row in an at
tempt to get wet goods from the Off
GERS and return them to their owners.
Editor Vallandigham of Wimbledon
contends that j. b. Streeter has only
$3O. 900 more in diamonds than he.
President Worst is making prepare
tions for a good summer school at the
agricultural college. Tuition cheap
aud opportunities endless.
The famous Patch damage case
against the Northern Pacific at New
Rockford has been settled and the re-
ceivers have paid the judgment.
At Wahpeton, Servine Otteson acct
dentally shot and killed his brother.
The brothers were practicing at shoot
ing.
A CoOperstown man has been ar
rested for writing obscene letters.
This thing begins to assume the pro-
portions of an epidemic.
A farmer named Sheckel. living near
Harvey. suicided in a tit of temporary
insanity. Cash to the amount of $3.50
was found in the house.
Frank Bonda of Dalrymple. N. d.,
married u seventeen-year-old girl in
st. Paul and she left him thirty-six
hours after the ceremony, concluding
! marriage was a failure.
Indiana Dunkards are preparing to
/ migrate to North Dakota in u body.
Six employees of the asylum have left
the institution for various reasons, and
will seek other fields.
The income of the Grand Forks post
Office for the year ending March 81 in
excess of all expenses was $40. 49,. 10:
certificates of deposit issued, 1928 SOL
| O5.
The new code contains a provision
which saves the vote of man who
within ninety days preceding an cleo
ton has moved from one city ward to
another.
The Episcopalians of Fargo are much
elated over Bishop Walkers accept
ance of the call to the Fargo church
as pastor. This will insure the cree
ton of Il large church here at an early
date, and will make Fargo more than
ever headquarters for the church in
this state.
Gov. Allin has pardoned Charles
Reisner. serving life sentence in the
penitentiary for highway robbery.
Rcisner was sent up from Grand Forks
in December, 1894. His pardon was
recommended by Judge Templeton.
who sentenced him. and the states
attorney Of Grand Forks county.
Judge Mcconnell of Fargo granted
a divorce recently to Anna s.
Charter from l.. p. Charter of Mon
treal. The case came into some prom
fnence at Montreal in 1892, when the
plaintiff secured a limited divorce and