The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-09-21

n, ~ her, 8 M y, attemp tsd hold-up
l1ear Pare r. "
Hsak,nlson a q ! have y ios Is new
Sidewalks.
Hail did damagslto the uncut grain |
around staskweather.
The Morton county fair Ii Offering
M $40. 90sin premiums.
The Kindred creamery Is down ana
out until next spring.
Minot's new Masonic temple Is to be- 4
completed at3an early date.
ii A lot OF papers are urging that fire
sblakes he plowed Immediately.
Mrs. st. John Baker Of Grafton has
gone to Germany to study music.
Mrs H. Kettler, wife Of Minot
pastor, was badly injured in. a runa-
way. f.
There has been change Of manage
ment In the Farmers State bank at
Page. "a +.
Many people are preparing to use
denatured alcohol for lighting pur.
poses.
Two men were seen robbing meat
market at Wyndmere but managed to
escape.
Good water is being found in the
wells along the 500 extension from
Flaxton.
A fire started by Northern Pacific
engine destroyed two stacks Of wheat
near Steele.
Bowbells is infested by a band of
about twenty-five bushels and is a
good grade.
Many of the stories of the hunters
do not agree with the contents OF
their game bags.
Wheat around Minot is yielding
sneak thieves who are doing the win.
dow stunt to perfection.
A couple of men at Valley City were
arrested for making disturbance at
Salvation Army meeting.
Durum wheat is proving much
more profitable crop than other kinds
Of wheat even If the price is 10
cents lower.
Italians employed Oh the railroad
near Medora, got on a spree and did
few stunts in stabbing just to keep
their hands in.
Rev. Burgedorff Of Ashleys has
raised turnip which, weighs six
pounds and measures twenty-seven
inches in circumference.
There are petitions in circulation
to move the site of the postoffice at
Crosby to the new townsite along the
Great Northern extension.
G. s. Wooledge, brother of the
Wooledge boys of Fargo, will remove
from Anamoose to Cogswell, where
he will open a law Office.
The sheriff raided the booze joints
at Underwood and gathered in three
dispensers. Several others made
bee line for the other side Of the river.
A Litchville man was taken to the
Valley City detention hospital be.
cause he appeared to have smallpox
He did not like the accommodations
and started for home, but was re
captured by the authorities.
Three DRINKS at Drake who were
pulled by the county officials. claim
they had made deal with the city to
build jail and pay marshal for
looking after the drunks, and that for
this they were to have immunity.
State Superintendent and Mrs.
Stockwell have returned to Grafton
after most delightful outing of q
month In the woods of Canada. Mr..
Stockwell states that he did not take
to the woods because Of politics.
From the reports of glandcred
horses being received in the state, the
services Of the veterinarians to pro-
tect farmers from the spread of this
disease are as necessary as the in.
spection Of cattle for tuberculosis.
Anthem Johnson, j. Nicoll and E. ].
Horn will put up $4,000 bushel ele-
vator in McHenry for which contract
has been let. The building will be one
Of the best and most complete eleva-
tors in the state. This makes seven
elevators for McHenry.
Early crop reports from Hankinson
give twenty-three bushels to the acre,
from Campbell, on the Minnesota eide,
twenty bushels Is reported, while over
at Abercrombie twelve bushels is re-
ported. Taken altogether the crop
will be about the average In the Red
river valley. r. Il II. NJ.
s Mrs. August Kiel, residing on q
farm five miles northeast of Fair
mount, was seriously and perhaps IA
tally burned by an explosion Of kero-
5sene. Mrs. Kiel was attempting to
coax the IRE in the kitchen stove to
burn by using kerosene. She wasSter-
ribly burned all over the body and Is
IN q critical condition. t ss3 wa
John Britenell. thresher, had .
strange accident happen his machine.
The belt slipped of the separator and
wound around the fiy-Wheel on the en-.