The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
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q There was another postofhce rob.
berry IN Barnes county. 3sss
The new militia company at Minot
will be sworn II this week.
The new depot 1t Devils Lake will
be completed in thirty days.
H The moving picture fever has struck
most az the towns Of the state.
Washbnrn young people are enjoy
ing moonlight launching parties on
the river Nj AS
The Northwestern Telephone COM
pany is putting in new long distance
circuits in Grafton.
4 "A Kindred young woman was
thrown from buggy and suffered q
fracture Of both legs.
Alfonso Belisle Of Bismarck was
committed to the state reform school
because Of incorrigibility. s
Two men tried to loot the Bismarck
creamery and the Bismarckers suspect
the fellows were after buttermilk.
The small son OF a homesteader
near Crosby climbed onto q moving
wagon and had an arm and a leg
broken. III e
Henry Spalding was, arrested at
Ambrose and held to the district court
at Williston on q charge of criminal
assault.
Fred Rose at Thorne threshed about
forty acres of fife wheat the past week
which average thirty-five bushels to
the acre.
Willis w. Bradley of Forman was .
member of the first section of the
graduating class at Annapolis naval
academy.
Four men who looked like bank rob
bers appeared at Braddock and the In
habitants hid their cash and slept ON
their arms.
An action has been begun by George
Baldwin of Dickey county against tho
500 for $4,000 damages because of .
fire last fall.
At Devils Lake small child, while
playing in the street, was run over by
a dray team doing a race track stunt,
and escaped unhurt.
Two men were burned to death in .
barn fire near Forman. They were
threshers and were sleeping in tho
structure at the time.
George w. Wolbert has resigned
from the Bismarck school board and
there is some difficulty in finding .
man to take his place.
G.. s. Voolfolk, a Chicagoan, recent
ly purchased ten sections of Billings
county land. He has an investment
that can't possibly lose.
Peter Nelson Of Braddock lost ten
stacks of grain by fire. It originated
from the ash pile dumped from the
engine few hours before.
William Svhanelmeir of Glendale
had an arm badly broken while work.
ing on threshing machine. His
clothing caught on shaft.
A Crosby man got into tug Of war
with COW. The milk producer won
and pulled the rope through the mans
hards, causing severe burns.
The merchants in most towns IN
the state are carrying large stocks OF
goods this fall and wost Of them 70
port q satisfactory business.
The 500 people, it is claimed, arc
planning to build line out Of Lans'
ford, passing the Lewis farm, to Ant.
Ter, and continue into Canada.
North Dakotans continue to take an
interest in fruit growing, and the state
will some day raise as fine apples az
any other section of the country.
A wild cat was killed on the Nal.
tese Cross ranch last week by Willis
Pelissier and Charles Cornell. Not
having any guns with them it was dis.
patched with clubs.
John N. Johnson. while blowing
with q gang near Mayville drove
against stone. A lever few back. in.
f1icting cut and fracturing bone on
the side Of his nose.
Five stacks of grain belonging to
Knute Hagelie, northeast Of Reynolds.
were burned, and young man
named Laagenson, was also burned in
assisting in the removal of the sepa-
rator. II
The Russell.Miller company has
about completed arrangements for
opening a cooper shop AZ Valley City
to manufacture the barrels for its
mills at Grand Forks, jamestown and
Valley City. is5;. IA s3 II.
The complications in bismarck over
the financing of the city have had one
good effect. All street work hereafter
Is to be done under the direct super
vision Of the engineering department..
This practice. II carefully followed,
will put stop to indiscl intimate and
stncomplete street work, aid ought to
save the city q good deal OF money.
and give It better streets. q
John Ryan, confined in tia Richland
county jail on the charge o. burglary.
and Frank Rogers, another prisoner.