The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-11
NORTH DAKOTA
Euclid is enjoying healthy real es
tate hOOm


from Wisconsin.
D. Il. Andrews is now running the
Avenue hotel at Buffalo.
Another party of Russian immigrants
have located near Dickinson.
Wahpeton Methodists will erect a
new church in the near future.
Work has commenced on a new
Swedish Baptist church at Fargo.
Work on Ransom courty's lew court
house is being pushed along rapidly.
Neumandahl is the name of q new
nostoffice opened up in Eastern Cava.
ier county few days ago.
The residence of ]. d. Mcdonald of
Bismarck burned. Loss, about $500;
insurance. $1,000.
DIR. Robert Devine, late of Philadel-
rhia, and nephew of Gov. Devine,
has located in Wahpeton.
DIR. Will Mcbride, formerly n men,
Der Of the regimental band of Lisbon,
died at Wolcott, N. Y, last week.
The people of Devils Lake have for
the soldier boys at Manila.
Bismarck is having some trouble
with the location of cold-storage
building. 1t certainly should be locat-
ed where it will be handiest for all.
Norval and William Baptie. the fast
Bathgate skaters, have rented the
Bathgate ice rink, and will run it this
winter.
II. b. Cannon, the Glendale stock
man, is losing some of his finest cattle
by DEATH and is beginning to suspect
foul play.
The little towns of Fosston and Benz
idji report increased business in al
most all lines of trade during the past
week.
81. Raymond has about 1000 sheep
feeding at Steele, and the last few days
have been disagreeable for the ami
mails, but none have been lost.
The people all the way from Bis
marck to the northern boundary line
have now caught that disease, Cooking
for the Soo."
Director Bronson, of the Bismarck
weather station, declines an appoint
ment at Louisville, Ky, and will re-
main at Bismarck.
Maj. Ralph Hall. the popular eX-In-
dian agent ut Totten, is reported as re,
covering from q serious illness at his
home in Darlington.
John Buchanan, the Darlington mer-
chant, has begun the erection of n
large store building with hall over
head. 1t is to be the largest in town.
The granaries of Capt. ]. s. Hockins
and Charles S. Campbell of Absaraka
were destroyed by fire. and between
5000 and 5000 bushels Of wheat con-
sllmed.
Michael Neven of Bathgate lost two
big wheat stacks by fire. Must have
been some satisfaction to him. howev-
er, in knowing they were hot spoiled
by the rain.
]. Farmhouse, formerly Il popular
merchant at Valley City for many
years, but more recently engaged in
the grocery business in st. Paul, is re-
ported very ill.
The Northern Pacific has granted a
dead-head rate for building material
| for the burned-out Bismarckians. 1t
will be q big benefit to all parties con
cerned, the n. p. not excepted.
Burleigh county's Indebtedness, June
t 20. 1893, was $iS1;4OS.o5. With IS SIS .9eo.41
cash on hand. The total Indebtedness
was reduced $15,345.25 from the same
time the year before.
Hon. n. p. Rasmussen, the well
known Barnes county farmer and eX.
railroad commissioner, has bought Il
| 4OO-acre olive and fruit farm in Cali
fornia.
A choral union of fifty members was
organized at Park River last week, IT,
take course of ten lessons, under the
instruction of D. Carlos McAllister OF
Fargo.
A mail pouch thrown from the west
bound passenger train ut Fessenden,
last week, was stolen. Much valuable
mail is supposed to have been in the
sack. No clue to the thieves.
Braddock, the new town on the 500.
in Emmons county, already has two
hotels, photograph gallery, drug store,
meat maret, blacksmith shop, livery
stable and flour and feed store.
The teachers institute held in Lis
bon last week, is reported as a great
success, seventy-nine teachers attend
ing. Miss Rosalie Pollock of Fargo,
was one of the conductors.
The Moorhead flour mill recently
shipped a consignment Of 1000 barrels
of their best floIr, manufactured from
North Dakota No. hard wheat, to
points in South Africa.
Ed Spillane of Wimbledon put up a
$500 cash bond to appear at the dis
trict court at Valley City. to answer to
the charge Of violating the prohibition
law.
Emmons county people will vote on
the removal of the county seat from
Williamsport to the center Of the coun-
ty, on election day, as per the petition
of 375 residents. Emmons cast about
500 votes in 60
The people Of Williams county vote
at the general election upon the ques-
ton of an issue of bonds for a :.ew
bridge across the Little Muddy, and
for the erection Of suitable court
house and jail.
The following patents have been
granted to North Dakota parties: w.
III. Becker, Cando, design badge; c..
Benesh, Wahpeton, coat holder: j..