The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-11


ing at Glendale were rejected.
Cavalier county crops are said to be
finer this year than ever before.
The 500 steel gang at :'airmount
kicked on the quality of the grub.
North Dakota is threatened with an
other invasion of flax tow concerns.
Lack of drainage has caused damage
to lot of crops in Pembina county.
The people of Ryder are supplied
with wood and posts by the Indians.
The Struck by lightning" items
continue to be numerous in the state
press.
w. E. Pew of Cando had two ibis
broken and q shoulder dislocated in a
runaway.
The Des Laos bridge at Bowbells
is now assured after considerable op-
position.
A young man at Dickey suffered
QoclSjaw as result of stepping on
rusty nail.
Mandan and Bismarck people are
planning experiments with Indian ser.
want girls.
A Wells county man was sentenced
to ninety days in Jail for killing a
neighbours dog.
A Park River man located horse
near Omemee that had been stcien
several months.
b The Barnes County Agricultural as
ISOLATION was organized and will cen
duct county fair.
There nave been the usual number
of blood poisoning cases FROM step
ping on rusty nails.
Rugby people ere rejoicing over the
Incorporation and many improve
ments are predicted.
Wisconsin people purchased eight
sections of land in the Green river
country near Dickinson.
The people of Emmons county are
difficult to convince they haven't the
best section of the state.
Bread and water has been suggested
as the proper diet for some o. the
prisoners in the Minot Jail.
After winning eleven games the
Granville team lost the twelfth to Rug
by in an eleven-inning contest.
Hobos are organizing baseball teams
in some towns and playing local ag-
gregations to a fare you we'll.
There has been complaint at May
vile because of the overcharge of liv-
erymen during the race meet.
The Great Northern has purchas cd
some land around Glendale and IN
extension of the line is anticipated.
There are some most emphatic pro-
tests against the mustard in wheat
fields in many sections of the state.
John r. Vincent, known as ''Dick,
the Englishman," was dccreed insane
at Fessenden and sent to the asylum.
The Fierce county doctors tave
formed a trust and bad-pay people
must dig up in advance for treatment.
o. P. Emerson of Barnes 'ounty has
hard luck. One housekeeper sued him
for damages and another was burned
to death.
Auto owners at jamestown contrib.
uted to a fund to clear the roadway
between that city and Spiritwood Lake
of the rocks.
The irrigation question in Bureigh
county is real live issue since the
trip of the farmers to Montana irriga-
ton localities.
Valley City authorities secured the
arrest of man known as 'Erenchy"
on the charge OF stealing wheat: He
was found in Duluth.
Those who have visited the states
between here and the coast return
with the conviction that North I.akota
is the best state in the west.
There is said to be considerable in
dignation at Valley City against u
negro, vl.o Is under arrest ON a rape
charge, preferred by white girl!
A prisoner for whom the Cando Of
ficials have gone to Indiana. was as
sisted to escape from Jail at Cando
and was again captured in Canada.
K A. Fering of Benson county lest a
granary and q feed mill by lightning.
An Emmons county man was ar
rested ON the charge Of stealing an
old moving machine, which was yari-
ously estimated at from rs cents to
SIS. He was discharged. s5}
Thee will be an early collection Of
delinquent taxes as q result Of the
bccks being tuned over to the sheriff
4 two months sooner than und n the cid
III law. ~
Lightning struck q tent occupied by
\ a lady and two children at souris The
lady was stunned and the children
burned.