The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-26
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Morton county boasts of magniti.
cent corn crop.
A Minot electrician was brutally
slugged in Kenmare. !.
A White Earth burglar took nothing
but the Sunday dinner of the family.
It's fashionable at Minot to wear
long whiskers since the BARRIERS strike
The people of Devils Lake ar. to
vote on the location of the public
building.
z. ]. Horsnian will be the new pc St.
master at Dunseith, where he owns a
drug store.
Contractor Lord of Minot was
chased by wolves when in his pasture
one night recently.
Farmers who have warehouse faci.-
tiles, are storing their grain and wait
ing for better prices.
Dan Torf.n of Sheldon reports a
blue stem wheat yield of sixteen and q
half bushels per acre.
One Of the Edmore blind piggers is
said to have gotten a tip and got
away ahead of the officers.
Inventor Warren of Page has struck
a good thing in new bride for
which he has secured patent.
At CooDerstown lot of small safes
were sold the farmers to keep their
papers and valuables intact in case Of
fire.
There was ten-round prize fight
at Anselem, won by John Broad of
Moorhead against John Carr of Ran.
som county.
Robert Piper of Sheldon died of ty-
phoid fever In Assinaboia, where he
had gone to look after some real estate
Two rural routes out of Churches
Ferry will be abandoned because OF
the inability to secure carrier for the
money paid by the government.
Contractor Shannon of Devils Lake
has a hard luck story. He was erect.
ing a laundry building and twice the
walls blew down, once damaging an
building.
A man found dead, on the Drake ex-
tension was buried where found by the
and was later dug up and
examined as to whether he had come
to his death by foul play.
Harry Brighteyes, coon, secured
$14 from a trusting youth at Devils
Lake and stole a watch. from another
man. He was arrested at Larimore
and taken back for trial.
Rev. H. G. Klingle, formerly pre-
siding elder in this state, abandoned
the ministry several years ago and be-
gan farming near Devils Lake. He
now has a section of, fine land and is
enjoying prosperity.
The land purchased at Warwick by
the Great Northern to be used as a
terminal for the extension from that
point to Minot, via Oberon, has been
resold to the original owner and the
abandoned.
Frank Horack of Anamoose, who
was alleged to have shot two Russian
because they resisted the seiz-
IRE Of some property under mort
gage, was discharged at the prelim-
mary hearing and the first reports OF
the affair appear to have been greatly
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The Standard oil man got gasoline
In the kerosene tank at the hotel at
Erie. Landlord Grant lit his pipe In
The shed where it was kept and got
put with the loss of his whiskers. The
she'd. containing his winters supply
IF coal, went up in smoke and the ho-
tel and barn were saved after a hard
ight.
Chief of police Burt Of Valley City
made interesting finds in his excur-
sions among boes and the bootlegging
Recently he took one Of
he finest Mauser rifle revolvers ever
seen there from a common Doe. The
gun is used in the armies of several
European nations, is automatic and
IAN be made Into a rife by adding q
stock by means of 9 patent snap. More
recently he secured q cane, innocent
ooking enough on first inspection. but
1haoa proves to- be q bootlegg ring De-
gice. The head of the cane unscrewed
md revealed q bottle running the en-
Ire length Of the cane. filled with
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