The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-29
STATE NEWS M BRlEF.


A son of Judge Corliss is nursing q
broken forearm. II. 5stSs Il ca
The Tower City. telephone exchange
has 100 subscribers. 3s1 ..4.&
stutsman county has a new post.
office called Claire. l5.3 ISL. &. ..sS
The state firemen's tournament win
be held at Darlington June 13.
A daughter of Senator La Moure has
been seriously i'll in Minneapolis.
A Grand Forks boy broke an arm
while trying to turn a handspring.
A recent stockmen's convention
made a notably lively day at Medora
The man who stole beer at Larimore
got two and one-half years in the
pen. ~
1t is claimed there will soon be a
reunion Of Iowa settlers around Litch.
vile.
The Red river took second turn
at rising since some of the recent
rains.
The Michigan City band will give
series of social events in the near
future.
The judicial convention in Judge
Palta's district will not be held until
Aug. 16.
Wheatland has new hotel, which
has just been opened with suspicious
festivities.
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Eating on the chances of much.
needed railroad.
Valley City's new mayor has issued
notice for the prompt suppression Of
all blind pigs
A Nome correspondent boasts of the
.arge dairy interests being developed
near that village.
The sudden death of Mrs. Edward
code of Park River, from apoplexy,
occurred recently.
Conductor Grant Williams of the
Southwestern line had his foot badly
crushed at Nome.
An aged lady at Bathgate was found
dead by neighbor who called morn.
1ngS to start her fire.
North Dakota socialists will hold
their state nominating convention at
Valley City June 1890.
The Bismarck council is not "wid''
the mayor, and has named it's own
committees over his protest.
The two-term discussion, pro and
con, is receiving lot of attention
from some of te state press.
Al Joslyn, we'll known farmer
near Carpio, is in critical condition
from drinking carbolic acid by mis-.
take.
A Fargo boy fired at his mothe,
with gun loaded with blank cart
ridge, inflicting painful wound near
the eye.
Travel is said to be practically at a
standstill in northwestern parts of the
state owing to high water and washed
out bridges.
TIE subject of Ignite coal briquets
is being given one of it's frequent re.
vivals before the attention of North
Dakotans.
A power saw caused the tragic
death of Henry. Dayton. former
Casselton man, who lately removed to
Wisconsin.
A divorce suit on trial at Grand
Forks is sufilcing to display more
than tho average amount of soiled
family linen.
Mrs. Mary Matters, pioneer resi-
dent of Cass county, is dead at Calu.
met, Mich. A number of relatives still
reside in this state.
A former switch engineer at Dickin
son has been awarded $1,000 damages
against the Northern Pacific road for
the loss of leg.
An o;d-fashioned Norwegian wed
ding celebration will be one of the
features of the II de Mai festivities at
Fargo this year.
A growing sentiment is reported in
favor of changing municipal elections
to November instead of holding them
in April as now.
Senator McCumber has introduced
bill to restore to the public domain
a portion Of the Fort Berthold Indian
reservation in North Dakota. B
A Washburn man had his smoking
tobacco adulterated with cartridges,
and when he smoked UP he thought
the Japs were after him.
Some Northern league baseball
managers from this state, It, is said,
are being besieged with requests for
exhibition games With Minnesota and
Wisconsin teams. II y S s5s ss
Reuben Wiberg, a fourteen-year-ola
hoy, on tic way to Portal in charge
of a car of stock and machinery, was
fatally injured On the 500 railroad at
]. Rogers Sunday, i3IS
The railroad s have granted q rate Of
a fare and a third for the Bjornson
celebration at Fargo May y. The re-
publican state conye ntiOn, and the an-
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