The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-07
ARCHITECTS OF THEIR OWN FOR
TUNES,

Every locality in North Dakota can
show splendid examples of successful
farming. as successful rs any part Of the
Union. The names of scores and hum
dreds can he given who have Won COM
potency from the soil of North Dakota
solely through their own energy and in
dustry, planning with their brains and
then putting their own hands to the
pillow. The following are few If those
who have made farming pay along the
line of tho Great Northern Railway in
the Red River valley:
ACTON: George Parr, ST., and jacob
Reinhurdt
ARDocK: John Montgomery. Julius
J. Riska, a. o. Carpenter and Thomas
Heddle.
ARvILLA: James a. jerks.
AUBURN: NJ. 8. Hostettcr and James
johnson.
BATHGATE: Isaac L. Hanston, George
| Taylor, Jesse Wright, and John Baptie.
BAY CENTER: John D. Gordon.
BEAULIEU: Paul Williams.
BLANcHARD: j. d. Burke, George
WillisOn and r. j. johnson.
BRUCE: Joseph Briggs.
BUXTON: Budd Reeve.
CALEDONIA: Asa Sargent and Arthur
Edmonds.
CARLISLE: John A. Eastman; James
Maftit and Duncan Menzies.
CAsHEI.: Edward Southland, James
Johnston and Joseph Hazard.
CAVALIER: ]. P. Rose, John Stadel-
man and John Bechtel.
CONwAy: $. S. Marsh.
CRYSTAL: A. F. Appleton.
DRAYToN: George Adler, j. II. Janie-
son and John Wallace.
EDINBURGH: Robert Glendennins and
Gulbrand N. Russrlm.
EMERADo: Charles Baldwin.
ERNEST: John Huffman, Charles Lee
and William Harvey
GAULT: S. B. OverlH.
GRAFTON: Horace Kellogg. Dennis
w. Driscoll, Roderick Wegant, Roger
Allen, Ole .. Hogrud, John Altman,
Benjamin &. Askelson, and o. d.
Nelson.
GRAND FORKS: l.. NJ. Prouty, John
Birkholz, ]. H. Bos;.rd and George Bull,
HAMILTON: w. j. Bride, Samuel
Mclaughlin, William Page and G. H.
Asselstine.
HATToN: j. o. Smith.
Hn.l.suoRo: H. d. Hurley, o. A.
johnson, L. H. Larson, Carl Mergen.
thai, Henry Gronke. John House,nann.
Porter J. Elliott, A. r. Dalrymple, o.
0. Hovde, l.. o. Hovde, Henry Paulson,
Robert Stanley, Fred Wickalso and A.
E. Pease.
HOLMES: l.. D. Wyman.
HoorLE: Allen Hoople and Thomas
Frazier.
HYDE PARK: James Hyde and John
G. johnson.
TOILETTE: j. H. Emmerson.
KEMPToN: H. E. Lavayea.
LAnrMoRE: II. F. Arnold, T. S. Edison.
Hiram Spade, William Clcne and James
Matthews.
LEROY: w. 3. Best
MAYvILLE: Samuel Dean, q. w.
Horton and F. J. Andrus.
MELfoRD: Thomas Melford: james
Laugton: Paul Norman and George
Roadhouse.
Mimic: Walter Kidiler, Donald Stew
art, George Purvis and George w.
Harvey.
McCASNA: Il. G. d. Sllortrilgc.
NE,ME: j. NJ. Horgan and William
Trinbaith.
NoHTHwooD: X. Paulsvn; Paul john
son and Gilbert Nelson.
NoKwEsTo: a. l.. Mcintosh.
PARK RIVER: William Code, Thomas
Bolton, John Harris. William II. Brown,
Thomas Foster. d. d. Green, Ed Towle.
Joseph Coulter, Tom Wadye, Frank
Mike Poole, Seth Cloughton
and d. Murta.
PEMBISA: James Langdon and A, Il.
Londsborro.
PISEK: NJ. HODska.
PORTLAND: r. H. Murphy; j. NJ.
Ryder; NJ. J. Akin; II. L. Lncken; Fred
Warner: e. Monsoon; +. G. Enger; Paul
Doe: John Benton, S. G. Stevenson and
Ole Wallin.
REYNOLDS: Leslie Scott.
ST. ANDREWS: Adam Gray. Peter
Twamley and Nathan Unham.
ST. THOMAS: Anthony Garnet. A.
Mansel and &. H. George.
THOMPSON: T.. Everest and r. r.
Allen.
TYNER: james Dobie.
WALHALI.A: Luke McGuin and Mar. |
shall jackson.
THE FLORA OF NORTH DAKOTA. !
The fora of North Dakota is Il co,nbi- !
nation Of the Canadian or sub Alpine
and the Appalachian Or Upper Missis-
sippian. No northern land has "a greater
variety of wild roses, and from early
spring to late autumn the prairies bloom
with dainty flowers. Wild fruits of !
various kinds reach fine perfection, and
in time. with right adaptation, tame
fruits will he cultivated with success.
Aa0pQRas ~ A0AA !.