The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-05-13

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"A sermon on patriotism will be de-
livered at the M. E. church on Sunday
evening by Rev. ]. G. Moore. Appro-
pirate music. All invited.
A. H. ANDERSON, photographer will
be at his studio, above the drug store,
from May p TO "a. Those desiring his
sfryipes MAY govern themselves accord
ing.
A little girl registered at the Head
quarters hotel on Wednesday and Land
lord Gravline is pleased with his new
hoarder, What is Hallock's loss is Penn.
bina's gain
gregory has completed the re-
crulting OF men for his troop of cavalry
at Devils Lake and will probably take
them to Fargo to-day, where he expects to
add about Is more men. The troop has
membership of 10; all big strong and
intelligent men, who as they are seen
under the instruction of Second Lieut.. N.
A. Way, present very good appear
ance. Tim troop is composed Of men
from L.angdon, Milton, Devils Lake,
Churchs Ferry, Cando and Bottineau.
There are quite number of nen from
Langdon, who formerly belonged to the
local militia company Of that place.
Last week at Iangdon DR.. Senple
stood bicycle on its back and set the
wheel revolving rapidly. 1t began to
fall and the DR.. in grasping it let his fin
gers run between the chain and sprocket
wheel cutting off one finger and damag-
ing several others. Ayoung man named
West at East Grand Forks day or so
later had one finger Clearly amputated
in similar manner, his hand being
drawn in by the rag he was using to
clean his wheel. Probably not one BIZ
cycler in twenty realizes that snch an
accident is so possible.
DR.. S. Y. Gillian, editor of the Western
Teacher, has by engagement of Supt
Jackson, lectured at Crystal and Neche
this week to the teachers and others in
the respective localities and will also
lecture at St. Thomas on Tuesday, May
18th and at Drayton on Wednesday, 18th.
There were about thirty teachers present
at Crystal and thirty-four at Neche.
These lectures in part take the place OF
institutes and as DR.. Gillian is one of the
finest educators of the country, his talks
are very entertaining, interesting and
educating and do much to give teachers
new ideas and awaken them to the fact
that there are new ideas to be gotten for
the searching and thinking.
An alteration arising from the fac,
that II. R. Vaughn and H. A. Mayo
claim the same land at Walhalla, was set.
tied before Justice Aylen in this city Oh
Wednesday. Mayo preferred charge
of assault against GrenviIe Vaughn
which was dismissed: In another com
plant against H. R. Vaughn for threats
the case was sent to the district court
the justice deciding that the right OF
wrong depended on which had title tc
the land, each claiming that the Other
was trespasser. The title to the lane
is already question submitted to the
district court. w. ]. Kneeshaw appeared
for the complaining witness and w. ]
Burke for Vaughn; John Boyd and A
Buchanan were witnesses for the stat,
and w. E. LOOMS was witness for tn,
defense.
Judge Sauter, Deputy States Attorne,
Hager and Sheriff Truemner opened
court on Saturday. The only business
was to sentence the two wheat stealer
who pleaded guilty. Ed. Mckenzie,
was given two years and six month
while the younger man George Pennel
was sentenced to serve one year and fiv
months. Both parties are from Rosea,
county. The former had come over witt
load of trees and had been in the vicini
ty for only week or so before the whea
was stolen. The latter has been workin,
in the vicinity of St. Thomas. The fathe
OF Pencil was present and it was be
cause ofprevious good character that tn,
lighter sentence was imposed on the son
Judge Sauter made some remarks tina
ought to have made strong impression
on the prisoners and would probabl,
have done any other wheat thieves gooe
if they could have heard them. Judg.
Sauter don't believe in that particular
sort Of larceny in this country. TIL,
prisoners were taken to Bismarck OF
i Tuesday by Sheriff Truemner.
Headaohe Cured Quickly.
i Take Dr.. Davis Anti-Headache. All
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