The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-02-04

north.
Manson, the man who was relieved
of $500 between Fargo and Casselton,
en- Ic,2;e to the Klondike, announces his
determination to continue his journey.
Charles Elquist fell from bridge at
Grand Forks. broke his leg. and lhel
died ut the hospital of delirium tre-
mems.
A man in Roseau committed suicide
because hn WAS arrested while drunk.
1t was the first time lie had ever gotten
under the Influence of liquor. 81
All persons having claims against
Stutsman county and owing tax juls-
mentS Will have the amount of their
claims and applied on tile judgments
a Towner county farmer named Jor-
gelscn was discovered In criminal inti-
may with his -year-old daush-
ter, and has skipped the plnce.
1T Fembina the district court rem
deiod n verdict for S2.0S0 in favor of
Mrt'abe Bros. against :::a E:na insur-
aIc:' company.
w. i. Eneeshaw's appointment as re-
ceiEer Ut the First National Bank of
Pem'ina is said to be satisfactory to q
majority Of the creditors
G. III. Nlincfelter, proprietor of the
st. Charles hotel, Dickinson. fell from a
platform to the ground. fifteen feet BIZ
low. and was almost instantly killed.
Fifty substantial farmers are inter-
eSted in = :.>.,uerative creamery to be
erected at F.ssenden. for which build
ing a!'Tln2nii! ents will be perfected at
q meeting to be held Feb g.
A couple of Minot lads who were
proceeding: to kick the stuftin' outen
an old hustle they found i'll the back
yard discovered it was loaded with
nickels.
Junk dealers are Offering to exchange
groceries for old iron. copper and other
articles if the kind. and have five solic-
itos at work in the central part of tho
state"
The Fargo city council has decided
to sue the Northern Pacific road for
$4,000 damages. caused by the high
water o? last spring. which backed up
FROM soI::n of The companys property.
The" is :. coal mine out in :lorton
county w:;rrs chunks Of coal as big as
wagon cox rAH tie mined. \ derrick
is used 8, i.o,se them into the wagon
boxes.
E. II. Enge!und, auditor of Day coun-
ty. s. D.. committed suicide ut the Co
lumbia hotel. ri M1orllc;d. by shooting
hinisel: through the head with Il re-
volvcr
Two men We're seen prowling around
the Fargo city lock UP. and given tif-
teen minutes Ia get out of town. the pO-
1f,.;N ,isr1,< nft IN
break Ill 1t was Il cold night
a small boy was tramped upon by a
hcrse up ut Leeds while chasing a
duck. An indignant Fargo husband
jumped on Il local dude for like Of
Tense.
Farmers in many different parts of
the United States are lookink toward
North Dakota as Il future home. and
the present season promises Il large in
tluX of the best class of settlers. 10
The farm house of John Smith, few
miles from Grand Forks, burned Fri
day night the fire catching from the
Kitchen stove. Everything burned. the
loss reaches $1,000, with no insurance.
Joseph Neuber of Sargent county got
on a spree ut Rutland, and in returning
home ran into a wire fence, was
thrown from his horse and lay out all
night, both legs being frozen to the
knees. He cannot recover.
A Stutsman county man has Just
been dismissed by Judge Glaspell from
the charge of stealing his own horse.
Some one stole the horse from him, and
he found out where it was. watched
his chance. and ran it off again.
p. +. Connolly will shortly be pro-
NOTED from roadmaster over the Fer
gus Falls division of the Great North
ern system to that of superintendent of
the Kalispel division, succeeding j.
Rogers.
DIR. Sorg of Glendale was arrested,
on complaint of John Newberry. for
practicing medicine without license.
He was taken before Justice t'esSen-
den. and a change Of venue was taken.
to Justice Coleman of Kuhn
A move will be made by thustate cd
ucational association to do away With
the third grade teachers certificates.
and second grade after 1901. An at
tempt will also be made to have I'LL OK
animation papers passed on by Il state
board of examiners.
ouc VI lIic SUlttlcFS WHO went west Ill
the big strike of 1894. is suing the
Northern Pacific for $500 at st. Paul.
He was guarding bridge when
train came along. and. to save himself.
he lay down on the ties, the train run
ming over one hand.
The divorce case of John G. Brannon
against his wife ut Grand Forks came
to Il happy termination, ana tue hus-
band and wife were reconciled The
husband had alleged that his wife had
secured his incarceration in an Insane
asylum in order to secure his property.
Charles r. Sniedes Of Harlem lost his
pocketbook last week containing $40
in cash and valuable papers. The wal
let was found the next day, minus the
coin-but the papers We're intact He
was the treasurer of the township, and
$15 belonged to the town.
In district court at Fessenden. n
b!ind-piggers bond was declared for
feited, owing to non-appearance. and
the bond was paid in full. In another
case tie jury disagreed. A number of
other piggers have skipped away to
avoid arrest. and informations have
been filed against other parties.