The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-02-10
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Rev .in,s Tanner, Other than the mere
notice OF him in connection with the
death of Terry. 1t is interesting and
worth preserving. as matter Of history
in connection with tie early days in this
. settiem>r t.-Mount ,neer.
Town Marshal H. Fl. Hart of Draytor
came down tuesday, having in charge
three prisoners Alex. and Jerry Grom.
bois and Frank friedrich, who were sen,
up for Twelve days by Justice VanCamr
tor stealing a DO OF salmon and Other
articles from the store Of Moses s. WyIie
1t is reported that numerous petit thiev
ing have been going on around tow
for some time, and that the citizens o
Drayton are determined to put stop te
1t, and that other arrests may follow.
.At the annual meeting Of the Cavalie
fire apartment held Wednesday nigh
the following officers were elected fo
the ensuing year: A. A. Robinson
chief; J. H. McHalland, assistant chief
captain engine company, Peter Burns
assistant captain engine company, Va
/ Fisher; captain Hose Co. No. /, Chr
Well; assistant captain Hose Co. No. /
Chas. Suell; captain Hose Co. No 2
Albert Bauley; assistant captain Hos,
Co. No. ., John Clements; captain Hool
and Ladder Co., John kempel; assistan
captain Hook and Ladder Co., T. Ira
han; Chief engineer, ]. A. Wilson; secre
tary and treasurer, l.. w. Musselman.
Strange things happen in this LAND O
the free and home Of the brave" Whel
the clerk of the house of representative
i'll his rollcall calls the names, "Wheaton
Winston.' which names come togethe
but few realize the wonderful story which
the simple calling Of those names tell
! Hon. Frank ]. Wheaton is the negr,
elected as a member Of the Legislature
from Minneapolis. Hon. P B. Winston
also member from Minneapolis, come
! from an aristocratic farmily of the south
Here the two meet as equals, represent
ing the people OF great state in it
Legislative halls. Not only this, but the,
serve on the same delegation and whel
a vote is taken answer one after tn,
other.-Hallock News.
Some Of the men on Dr. Graham'
farm last week, while chopping, Gu
down large hollow tree and on cutting
it open they found stored some twenty
five pounds of fine honey. The bee.
were of the tame variety and evidentl,
had made their home there from the
hive Of some Of our bee fanciers. 1
shows a pretty good climate-where bee:
can live in trees over the winter and ap
parently thrive as these were doing. Blu
speaking Of climate reminds us that or
the same day and on the same farm {
more surprising thing yet occurred. A
flowing spring, without vestage of ice
in its vicinity, came trickling down the
hillside and bull frogs, as spry as in mid
summer were sporting in its limpie
waters. This is no North Dakota yarr
but every word can be proven.-Moun
taineer.
Now Charley, the honey story wa.
sweet and good. Why should you spoi
good honey with bull frogs9
A. H. Anderson, photographer, will
be here from Saturday, Feb. 18th to Tues.
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