The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-09-28

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The BOO had : wreck Il Drake.
Bowbells has . private hospital.
Glandered horses were shot at Bow
bells. IA T49 4
The I'D was put on . tough Joint az
Edgeley. y, q 's. "A
There Is to be baby show at the
Wahpeton fair. II, .} a 5l5t5 ss
~. Attorney wyckon Of Iowa has To-
Gated at Stanley. 555sS
q Churches Ferry man was fined 31$
K Tor licking q coon. I, ~
.Wolferd Is to have deputy sheriff
to handle the toughs. s.. Il 4.
There were two threshing machine
accidents near Warwick. s%
The wheat around Walhalla is 60
ing about eighteen bushels.
Nels w. Hawkinson has sold his
lumber yard at Devils Lake,
Dr.. Ruger Of Devils Lake. q pioneer
physlcfan oe the state, is dead.
sNdgerwood Is reported to have per.
United the blind pigs to reopen.
Ldgerwood, is reported to be about
as wide open as the gates will swing.
The Standing Rock indian agency
will have fair the first week Of Oc-
tober.
A laborer was robbed at Drake and
a resident was held up near that
town.
An advertising faker is reported to
have successfully worked his graft in
Willow City.
Several Leonhardy sisters are re.
ported to be holding down claims in
Williams county.
James Graham, thresher, lost the
greater part Of one hand In an acct
dent near Aneta.
A would-be hold-up artist at Grand
Harbor was slugged and beaten by his
intended victims.
The Hankinson Telephone exchange
Is now owned by the Northwestern
Telephone company.
i John o. Luken was appointed post
master at Gaines. Oliver county. vice
A. B. Peterson, resigned.
Mayor Greenleaf Of Minot and At.
torney Fisk Of Bottineau have opened
a law Office at :Williston. :
A former resident Of Emmons coun.
jty is winning fame and ducats by the
invention Of q calf weaver.
George Hart Of Granville was thrown
from q horse at Ryder and had to 60
to Minot for treatment for his injuries.
There has been a big rush Of busi-
ness In many Of the smaller towns
since the threshing got we'll under
way.
L. L. Walton of Darlington lost
/, eighty acres Of wheat from q fire
which started from a threshing en-
CINE.
The people Of wahpeton are rejoic-
ing that the Northwestern Telephone
company has secured the exchange
there.
Superintendent Davis of the Fort
I Totten Indian schools has been pro-
moted to the office of supervisor Of
schools.
Ole Uttergard was shot In the leg
at Edgcley and the bone shattered as
! result Of the accidental discharge Of
revolver.
Many farmers Of the state seem in
clined to agree with Prof. Thomas
Shaw that some Of the soil Is becoming
wheat sick.
The Northwestern Telephone com.
pany has secured the long distance
lines operated through the southern
part Of the state
J. w. Moore of Bowbells is field in
|spector to look over. the school lands
of the state to see IL there are indica.
tions Of coal or minerals. 3f 5.
Some people found new spring
near the cessoool at Mayville and
drank the water. A number Of cases
of typhoid have resulted. n
John Eilingson, sent to the state
hospital from Trail county, recently
died. He was injured in a granary ac-
cident following storm.
4 horse belonging to Mike Barley
of Fairmount got its tail caught in a
separator and the catdal' appendage
was pulled cut by the roots.
II Rraaraf,an whn loftt his family
,nefr Hankinson recently, has been 10
Gated at Goodrich. q Mrs. Bresnahan
went to Minnesota 70 her folks.
..r There were sensations at Dogden.
. where the marital troubles Of q man
AMI his wife caused q lot Of gossip
anAa cook clipped with the wife Of q
painter. I'll Till
IA u. Larson of Dwight purchased
somp coffee N Ghicago guaranteed to-
Z be Jhva and Mocha. He sent some to
Commissions Ladd for analysts and.