The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-10
IN Nt'!tiH DAKOTA
Intercatirw vcws ITEMS. Rfom All ,
Parts Of the state.

1ntereatirw Ncsvn Itesna From All
Parts of the state.
CarriNgton COngregationallstsr will
build parsonage.
Forman hns received the, cash for
her artesian well bonds.
An unknown man was Instantly
killed ia trying to board a train at
Bloom.
A Trail county farmers institute
will be held ut Hillsboro July 10 and :.
IL.
A fourteen ear-old boy named Rcy-,
nolds was drowned by falling into a..
we'll ut Grand Forks.
W. IL. Hcrrnan, Cass county FARM
er. accidentally shot his feurteen-year--
old brother, probably fatally.
A young lady Of Forest River had
her brother arrested for assault anda
battery.
Receipts Of milk at the Elleudale
creamery In one day Lave reached al
most 10000 pounds.
The soil Of the jamestown city lin.
Its ia given an assessed valuation OF
$2ti1 1913; improve nents thereon, x312,--
coo; total, $573, sos.
Report Of an absconding wife, trate :
husband, pistol shots q, another TEL
low, poor aim, arrests, ETC., come from
Cakes.
Salvationists have been forbidden to-.
march OH Wahpeton sidewalks.
Wolves are plentiful and sassy in the
vicinity of Bloom.
While bathing in the coulee at
Thompson Roy Carson, aged sixteen.
was drowned. his companions being
unable to save him.
a two.ycar-old lad Mt Henderu.n.
drank some water from fly paper, but.
tie doctoss succeeded in restoring nor
NAL conditions.
Julius Forler, the twelve-year-old,.
son of Edward Forler, who lately ar
rived at Bottineau from Starbuck, was.
drowned in Boundary creek, near
Scotia postoffice, while bathing.
A number Of the members Of the
Grand Forks Bicycle club were sworn
in as special policemen the other night,
and several scorchers were arrested
who were riding faster than eight
miles an hour OH the sidewalks.
Charles Wade, colored, of Grand
Forks, has sued the Great Northern for
$4,000 damages. He jumped from q
moving train year ago at the COM
mand of the brakeman, and had one
leg crushed, necessitating amputation.
The blind pigs of jamestown were
raided by the sheriff and four deputies.
Places kept by L. Dallier, Fat Moran,
William =. Sheppard, Denny Maher
and a storehouse for liquor kept by
Il. r. Geise were searched, liquor
seized and buildings closed.
At Devils Lake the national elevator,
$4,000 bushels capacity. was destroyed
by fire. About $4,000 bushels Of
wheat, n small quantity of rye and
two houses were burned. The fire is.
supposed to have been started by
tralnps.
Neyron Sherman, twenty years old,
member of the firm of sChermiss &
Sherman Of Grand Forks, was drowned
willie bathing in the Red river A
number of Jewish people were picnick-
ing in the woods near where the acct
dent occurred.
John A. Brown of Glendale, who has
beeM ON trial at Fargo for several days
past for sending obscene literature
SAtOuSA tAC AuNAAASs was HSNuNSSNs
Brown was indicted with Mrs. Mer-
chant of the crime. The Indictment
against the latter, it is understood,
will be quashed.
A terrible hail storm prevailed in the
foothills of the Turtle mountains re-
Gently. Stones measuring six md
literally covering the ground. Mouse
VII. T., hinho,. n0Nxy than ovor hofOra
known, caused by the heavy rainfalls
they are having.
The graduating exercises of the
North Dakota agricultural college
closed with q most eloquent address
by Judge. Corliss. Of the supreme court.
The year has been an unusually sue
ctssful one. The institution had double
the number of students ever enrolled
before.
Alex Stewart, aged twenty-five, son
of John Stewart, living six miles north
of Once, was found dead in the road
with shotgun wound in the head, the
top being nearly blown off. The cir
cumstances pointed clearly to an acci-
dental discharge of muzzle-loading
gun in possession Of the deceased in
loading it.
Ine report OF tle SUE OF the aSsets
of the North Dakota Milling associa-
tion was made by Judge Thomas at
Fargo recently, and an order confirm
ing the sale was made and recorded.
Assets were sold to syndicate of
creditors, and HI. II. Lyon, formerly
receiver, will be retained as general
manager of the corporation. The sale
includes the entire property in both
Minnesota and North Dakota