The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-16
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Will Schmitt. OF Fessenden, ha1 "
hand buddy crushed BY u separa tor. n
Seventy-five carpenters kre at WORK
building Aneta. Ss
Burglars got $500 from the Coopers.
town postofiice. 99
George Setter fell Oh load Of grain
at Wahpeton and broke his neck.
Two hobos entered q warehouse at
Rolla and stole case Of overcoats.
Professor Nelson has declined to &c
cept the presidency Of the Grand Forks
college.
a colony Of seven families Of Dun.
kartls from Eastern Iowa have settled
ut olfax, and more are expected.
Kids, matches and dry prairie grass
came near burning up Washburn re-
Gently. W
John Under IL under Arrest at Bis
marck charged with being too free
with a revolver.
The Northern Pacific water tank and
engine house at Eckelson has been
moved to Sanborn.
It is reported that fifty families Of
PENNSYLVANIA DankardS will settle In
Dickey county.
An attempt will be made to stop the
Buttke flowing we'll near Wheatland,
by the use Of Dynamite and piles.
e. vollcni worked the blotter racket
at Bismarck and incidentally beat ais
board bill He is in Jail. Bonds $500.
Gilbert is the name Of the new town
III Steele county on the Great Northern
extension.
The attendance at the state univer-
sfty during the first week Of the term
was over 100.
A hobo at ePrcy caused something Of
sensation by firing two shots at Mrs.
T. Mullens, both missing.
A Fargo pawnbroker and little son
have absconded, leaving the lady Of
the house in charge.
Joseph Morgan, ranch employee, &c
cidentally shot and killed himself near
Steele.
Jack Sullivan, IN Cakes blacksmith,
was shot in the thigh by drunken
man whom he had ordered out of his
shop.
The sheriff Of Ransom county was
obliged to wing Fort Ransom blind
pigger before he would surrender. The
wound was not dangerous.
A man at Buffalo was trying to man
age balky broncho when the bronch0
charged upon him, throwing him down
and breaking his thigh.
Clothing thieves are very much IN
evidence ut Jamestown. One man was
caught stealing pants, another under
wear and third one overcoats.
Two men attempted to hold up Mrs.
J. NJ. Patterson and daughter Ada near
Portland. The ladies escaped by whip
ping up their horses.
The Langdon postoffice has been
made third-class office, which allows
the postmaster salary Of $1,000 per
year with clerk hire and rent.
Bessie Hanson of Cooperstown, four
teen years old, has been adjudged in
cane, the result of having been kicked
on the head by horse when five years
old.
The Dakota division headquarters Of
the Great Northern at Grand Forks
ire to be moved to Larimore the mid
die Of the month. Offices in the new
brick. depot will be occupied.
Burglars broke into the general store
Of VIM. Matthias Mt Colfax and carried
away about one hundred dollars worth
Of clothing, underwear, and boots and
shoes.
A Greasy was arrested at Bismarck
on the charge of sending obscene let
ters through the mail. Greasy was en-
dicted at the United States supreme
court held in Fargo, in June, and has
just returned from Tacoma, where he
has been since that time.
While Bishop Stanley, Of the Catholic
Church of North Dakota, was walking
up Broadway at Fargo the other even
ing, he was assaulted by man named
Daley, who was said to be intoxicated.
The bishop was struck two blows, af-
ter which he defended himself very
skillfully until Daley was overpowered
and placed under arrest.
About week ago party Of masked
men, armed with clubs and guns, watt
ed upon the keepers of blind pigs at
the town of Dicky, in Lamoure county,
and cleaned them out, destroying the
liquors found and the furniture. The
other night fire broke out In the town
and destroyed greater part Of the
business places. 1t is supposed to be
Of incendiary origin and the result Of
the raid on the illicit liquor houses.
Baker, the alleged cattle thief, who
tried to ship four car loads Of cattle
from Fargo to st, Paul has not vet