The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-17

Jacob Weber has auded n s,lwnl,n a.
connection with his blacksmith work
ut Havana.
A stranger passed couple of forged
checks ON Mayville business men and
disappeared.
A lumber pile fell on a little dauglI-
ter Of Hugh Mills at Williston, break
ing her leg.
North and South Dakota contributed
$S5. 900 internal revenue to the govern
mcnt last year.
J. A. Atkinson of Sykeston has sold
OOOO acres of land to Iowa farmers
this summer.
DR.. Sprekke of Casselton got into a
collision ut Fargo and received some
painful bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Baily celebrated
their golden wedding at their home in
Burleigh county.
Mrs. ]. Thomas of Tower City fell
down cellar the other day and received
severe bruising.
Col. Wagner has completed his in
spoction of Fort Yates, and has re-
turned to st. Paul.
Farmers out Jimtown way are COM
planning that in selling flax they are
too heavily locked.
DR.. John Spaulding. formerly a resi-
dent Of Fargo, is now located in Paris.
engaged in dentistry.
In removing Il belt from Il thressicl
last week at Minnewaukan Emil Wat
tum broke one of his arms.
The state transportation committee
got check from Christiana. Norway,
for 50 for the soldier boys.
Henry Stechman Of Casselton will
answer III the district court to the
charge Of running blind pig.
A threshing engine exploded in Sar-
gent county last week, killing three
men and badly injuring two more.
The electric light plant material viii,
which Mandan will shortly be ill,-
minated has arrived at that point.
Nine more Cinnamon have been ar
rested at Portal and will have a trial
in the United States court at Fargo.
The Episcopal church in Bismarck
has been moved to it's new location,
and is being remodeled and retinted.
The young people of Cakes have be-
come proficient in the art Of dancing
and the instructor will leave for other
parts.
William Campbell has commenced
the foundation for Il store building in
Langdon, which will be two stories in
height.
President Worst's son got a spraincd
ankle and Congressman Johnson's son
a broken nose at practice game Of
football.
Harry Berry, chief musician of the
North Dakota regiment. has taken n
position as clerk in the European hotel
at Fargo
Senator and Mrs. McCumber have
ton preparatory to removing to Wash
ington.
The threshing rig of Albert Pohl ran
into IN open we'll last week on the
prairie north of Harvey badly wrecking
the engine.
Authority has been granted for the
removal Of the postoffice at Mimic.
N. D., to the building owned by the
postmaster.
John Burke, arrested at jamestown
for embezzlement at Bismarck, has
been bound over to the district court
in $500 bonds.
Pete Weber of Havana bagged thir-
teen pelicans with two shots. Thirteen
was IN unlucky number that time-fOs
the pelicans.
Night Clerk Burke of the Western
hotel at Bismarck eloped with all the
funds he could lay hands on. And they
are after him.
The hills down in the SissetOn reser.
walton are said to be the hiding place
of a large number Of thieves from both
the Dak0tas.
Pelnbina IS now wrestling with the
problem of what to do with the in;
crease in school enrolment. More
room Is wanted. -
Brannon Bros. the Dickinson brick
makers, are filling an order for red
pressed brick for the Office at the Irvine,
plant building ut the penftent:ars.
A fire in the yards of the Great
Northern Mt Williston destroyed way
car and its contents. The fire was
caused by the explosion of lamp OH
the cur.
North Dakota farmers will receive
over $1O,0O0,O00 for their flax crop.
That's not SO bad for a state that is
looked upon down East as an "all-
| wheat state.
Ole Aasen sued for damages of $500
in the United States. court at Fargo for
damages to his farm from turning OF
a county drain thereon and got yer.
dict for 800.
"A Polish family. father and son. and
"a neighbor, Of Jimtown, got into a fe,,,l
.. and threatened SO hard to kill eacl,
other or that all were put under bonds
to keep the rs.cc. Il