The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-27
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II Buralo. ples are' planning " sor 4
] N r \, u. Eerwood min. is being tirll'
'o rrnsz ars eignty el'latsa n 4, t,' 81
! nlhn Woods agency; u .a d, 4;
! ~ Bartlett postotfice has .l5eeil \
NE d money order Office.
4 TX rs. Rance succeeds Prof. Kiinball,
lk the principal Of the Mimic school
I The Alliance Hail association is In,
the field for business again this sen son.
Albert Thorne, m Englishnlan, sui--s
cided ut Portland by the poison route.
An Ontario man is to- bring some
French Canadian settlers to q 'Pembttla
man. .st
) James, Liberty OF Minto has sold his
elevator to, the Duluth Elevator COM,
pany.. s.5
The st. Anthony and Dakota Elevn.
tor company isserec ting.an elevator ut
Bartlett:
r.. E.. Willoughby or McHenry re-
ports sales Of machinery aggresatihg:.
$1,000 a, day, s.
The wife and daughter Of ex-Gov.
Siortridge have located ut Devils: Lake.
to practice osteopathy.
McHenry has sixteen bsuihess firms
and more coming in: There ts$a, good
opening fora flour. mill.
An Iowa man will submit toi the
council: Of Washburn proposition to,
put iii an electric light plant. Il
At the election Of Company, K. at
Dickinson II. j. Gr1lscEus was elected,
first lieutenant: vice A. j.. Osborn.
Prairie fires have been numerous in,
the vicinity of Williston. but not near
enough tile settlements to- do any DAM
age.
Owing to- tile early seeding this year.
farm hands are scarce. as the usual! In
flux of workingmen has not yet arr
rived.
Ground, has, been, broken,i in, Bottineaus
for a block to be 26x1Oi and built OF,
brick made at the Bottineau brick
yards.
Five of the hoboes who held up o.
train at Hebron got thirty days. The
others will have. trial in the district
court.
The weather was never more favor
able for seeding and spring farm work
than it is this year in the Bed river
valley.
w. G: Candee Of Dickinson was;
stricken with complete paralysis as he
was recovering from an attack Of rheu-
matiSm.
A Wheatland citizen complains that
his seven-year-oid son was brutality
flogged by two Of the local school
teachers.
Attorney Simeoe Of Dickinson has
been i'll since his return from Maine,
where he was called by the illness Of
his father.
The old settlers Of Ramsey county
hold their first meeting at the Chau-
tauqua on July s
Three brick business blocks, several
residences and more paving are on the
list as some: of Wahpeton's improve
ments for the year.
Harris drug store and Bishops
butcher shop at Cakes were burglar
lied and Sheriff Axtell stalking steps
toward the capture of the thieves.
A fire started to burn off hay land
got beyond control and q large amount
of hay in stacks belonging to w. Gros.
venor, rear Casselton, was burned.
There is plenty Of vacant land about
A1cHenry that can be bought on easy
! terms, but the country is rapidly being
settled with q good class Of settlers
from the East.
The railroads III this state ars
making war on the hoboes who arc
caught stealing rides; and one was ar
rested at Bismarck and given ten days
for beating the railroad company.
i w. W. Star, new settler, found SIC
on the streets at Churchs Ferry thai
another immigrant had dropped and
left it at the bank for the owner, q
man named Hausman, who rewarded
the man for his honesty.
The board of management of thu
Valley City normal school has re
elected the old faculty for the ensuin;
year with the exception Of Miss Har
ris, who has resigned. 1000 f't"
Controller Dawes approved the con
version of Bottineau County Bank o
Bottineau to the First National banI
with a capital Of sos, 900. F. B. Nobl
and N. E. Thompson are named as in
corporators.
James. Wardel, night clerk at tn
Ontario hotel ut Minot, Is missing. to
gether with some money and watc'
belonging to the proprietor Of tn
house. Wardel has heretofore born
q good reputation.
Mrs. John Proudlove Of Bathgate ha
begun suit for IS 900 against the Grea
Northern Railway company for III
juries received last fall from fall cor
sequent on broken planks in the depo
sidewalk or platform. Her arm wa
broken and she received other injurie
for which she thinks 5000 woul!
about compensate her.
II Sheriff Jones closed all the resorts
Wahpet0n and cOnfiscated about $3.50
worth of bar fixtures and supplies. n
warrants were issued for the arrest Q
the proprietors of the places. The raj
, has effectually closed the places an
it is said that no criminal proceeding
, will be commenced against the owner,
Several sales Of claims taken b
Stutsman county men are reported d
, good figures. James Doods, who i've
near Melville, took a claim in We'll