The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-10-24
County News.
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Hon. B. F. >pauIding spoke at Crys.-
tai last week.
Robt. Menzie, Of Pratford. lost four
stacks Of wheat by fire.
George Bradshaw. Of Crystal, fell from
a ladder and broke his forearm.
Alb. Kraft, Of Cavalier, has purchased
the Diment drug store at Hoople..
Isaac Jacsson's barn near. Hamilton
was destroyed by fire two weeks. ago.
i Sanford Dodge and troupe have APP
peared in several county towns this week
U. L.!Josephson, of Mountain, lost his
separator by fire. Some grain was also
burned.
T. E. Morgan, who kept hardware
store at Drayton, has removed to Stark
weather, N. d.
Mrs. Fred Radke died at Crystal, aged
36 years. Sine. leaves husband and
seven children.
H..H. Creswell, formerly of Crystal,
has the republican nomination tor states
attorney at Souris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H.. Anderson, of
Walhalla, have new son. Congra,ula-
tons from old friends here.
The Pink Paper puts in plea for the
overseers to cut the high, grass and
weeds from the highways.
James Weeks, Of Bathgate, got %
bushels OF fix to the acre and still wants
to go some place where he can better
himself,
The Echo runs the straight republican
ticket with Magnus Brynjolfson as "our
preferred candidate for states attorney"
The Cavalier Chronicle runs the re.
publican county ticket, but ''prefers" to
support Messrs. Brynjolfson and Taylor.
1t'is>stated that Editor Chase, formerly
of the Independent and later on the
Plaindealer, will run paper in Nelson
county. 'Y.s.. ~ H.. IL, q
]. F. VALENTINE hauled 1897. bushels
OF wheat on one W 2on 10 the; Hamilton
elevator. L. NJ. k.. erts followed with
1877 bushels. ~ :, ;.:s,.r ~ ~.
= Ezra Van Ca" pot ST. Thomas .losty
two valuable horses 10y i. runaway. The
horses ;were.left standing on the loading
platform and started for home.
Editor Lee of the Mountaineer puts in
a good word for Editor Wilson. He
wants brother Wilson to get a good
vote-but don't want it overdone.
Or. Healy, state superintendent of the
board of health. found several cases of
smallpox in Cavalier county, which the
authorities there had failed to quaran-
tine. There has been considerable ex-
posure.
The large wholesale house Of Weum
& Watt at Fargo was destroyed by fire
last week. This fire, coupled with the
Watt Bros fire at Bathgate, gives w. i.
Watt double blow and many Pembina
county friends sympathize with him in
his misfortune.
John Mccullough skipped out of the
town Of Bowesmont with and on mort
gagged pony. Charley Craig and John
Swanson followed, but even with three
changes Of horses failed to catch the
pony, who with his rider got across to
Minnesota at Drayton. -;
Roy Grow. the Crystal jeweler, died
of heart failure following a run of ty-
phoid week ago Friday. Mr.. Grow was
brought up in Walhalla and was young
man of much promise. His father, B. T.
Grow, lives at Cavalier. Much sympathy
is expressed for the mourning family.
| Dcputy-Sheriff Dunlop, O HON.
as, arrested Carl Wagner near Hensel,
Wagner is accused of stealing bicycle
at Hallock, and also of collecting 500 or
more while running threshing machine
and then skipping out without paying
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