The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-11-24
NORTH Dakota

Grand Forks Is to have n linsced oil
mill.
Darlington is to have new city d.
rectcry.
The goose crop, SO far this fall, has
been a failure.
Halloc!k schools are closed on ac-
count OF diphtheria.
An effort was made to burn the city
lookup at Hankinson.
q, The Great Northern is extending it's
trackage at Rugby.
Ex-Gov. Allin's wheat averaged twen-
ty bushels to the acre.
What to do about a town hall is the
question at Edinburg.
Senator and Mrs. Hansbrough have
arrived ut Washington.
The new ward building at the James
town asylum is nearing completion.
J. T.. Grandin has given $1,000 to,
ward Il library at the Mayville normal
school.
been granted pension Of So per
month.
Valley City is looking for big boom
in the spring, along with the rest Of
them.
Jess Hill fell over stub switch at
Havre the other night and broke his
collar bone.
E. V. Knight has sold his 1,1OO-acrc
farm, near Sheldon, to John Mcknight
and Peter Boyle.
An injunction has been secured
against c. o. Romanson's drug store
at Willow City.
Ole Asmundson, fifteen years old. of
Cooperstown, had his leg broken by
horse falling on it,
WaEpeton will probably do about
$4,000 worth of paving next year. A
nice little starter.
The NJ. T.. parsonage ut Hope will be
enlarged and Il new church building
erected next year.
Among other things the people of
Benson county voted to see whether
they would vote bonds.
1t is reported that twenty-five stores
last week in October.
A dancing club has been organized at
Hope. with Geo. n. Luce rs president
anu Is. u. SHAW secretary.
John Harrington has gone from the
Capital hotel at jamestown to the
Mandan hotel. at NIandan.
A homestead of American Yoemcn
has been organized at Forman, with
twenty-nine charter members.
Casselton has asked for $1,000 to run
that city for the coming year This re-
ny,irnS a toN levy of 1H1 mills
Ray Fadden. who bit mans nose
off at East Grand Forks. will answer
to the grand jury for the crime.
Another large party of Iowa land
seekers visited the farming district in
tho vicinity of Sheldon last week.
The North Dakota NJ. IT, conference
will be held in Grand Forks April II.
1900. Bishop AIcCable will preside.
Mrs. Anna Burchall of Barnes coun-
ty died last week. She left four sons.
all Of whom are we'll known farmers.
Lawrence Patterson. the man who
stole nearly $1,000 in cash from Lari-
more farmer, has been captured in ILL
nois.
A siXty-year-old citizen of Stutsman
county is in limbo for trying to regu-
late his domestic affairs with IL hatch
.et.
The farmers about Sheldon are COM
mencng to haul their flax straw to the
new fiber mill, which will soon begin
operations.
Mrs. ]. II. Morrison took laudanum
ut Fargo because her husband came
home drunk and was Jailed. She re-
covered.
Northern Pacific surveyors are rum
ming a line form Casselton to Dickey.
and are now about six miles northwest
of Fort Ransom.
Cadet Paul Fretz. from Grand Forks,
at the Annapolis Naval academy. aver
aged 379 out of apostolic 4O0-a credit
to him and his Flickertail state.
Literary and various kindred socie-
ties for social amusement are being Or
ganizcd throughout the state. getting
ready for the winter campaign.
The suit against DR.. Rindlaub Of
Fargo, by the parents of child al
legged to have been injured by his
treatn ent, resulted in favor of the doc
tor.
Deputy State Examiner Wallace has
made the first examination of the
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
at jamestown, and finds everything in
good shape.
The foundation for the new Northern
Pacific machine shop Mt Mandan is
nearly completed; the roof is being
placed on the car shops. and the walls
OF the old engine room and coal house
are going up.
Livingstone, the Fargo man. who alb
seconded and got himself killed in order
to sec what kind of collins his wife and
mother-in-law would choose for him.
has returned. and will resume his occu-
patton of driving jag-wagon.
The supreme court has affirmed the
decision Of Judge Glaspell in the case
Of w. w. Fegan against the Great
Northern Railroad company. Fegan
sued for 5000, and Judge Glaspell de-
cided in favor Of the company. r.
y. A prairie fire sonth of jamestown
several miles burned over considerable
ground Sunday, and is believed to have
destroyed either hay or straw stacks,