The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-10-18
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Bottineau is to have a telephone sys-
tenn.
Ward county lands are advancing in
price.
McHenry is said to be long on meat
markets
Rival horse dealers make things live
ly at Rugby. -
w. r. King & Co. will open new
store at Meno!sen.
Eddy county lands are rapidly in
creasing in price.
The crops in Bottineau county are
reported good.
Mandan people expect a building
boom next spring.
Potato buyers have spent some time
IN Emmons county. -
The crops around Aneta are said to
be the best in years.
An ejectmen. case at Wheatland was
tried with five jurors.
Mrs: Rice, near Grandin, has started
an Angora goat farm.
The section of country around Rem
Vile is settling up rapidly.
DR.. Brenklc of Kuhn was married in
Milwaukee to Miss Boil.
Watermelons We're grown il McHen-
~ county thirty inches long.
Grand Forks boys are not allowed to
play foot ball on the streets.
The damp weather badly delayed
threshing i'll 3ottineau county
A blind pig was raided at Fingal, and
the pig is said to be running yet.
Grand Forks health officials are we'll
pleased with present conditions.
Tho state manual training school at
Glendale has an attendance of 1902.
Bottineau county has 2,45S school
children, against 2,O25 lyast year.
y Dickinson man enjoys the patron
ymic Of Frank Abervistshknvitsh.
A number of horses have died near
Cathay of some mysterious disease.
The new steamer Washburn from
Bismarck north. is said to be a dandy.
Fort Yates is to have a coal mine, SO
the government can supply it's own
fuel
Jacob Elmer Of Wells county raised
1000 bushels of flax on q little over 200
acres.
Many people are getting vaccinated.
in fear of the smallpox epidemic this
winter.
North Valley City is to be doomed
Some Hunter people are locating at
Minot
Burglars entered Ostlund & Co. S
store at Hillsboro, and swiped s1S5.30
iii cash.
Doc. Falk, the ex-Traill county edit
or, has been granted SC per month
pension.
Chesrown Bros. of Morton county
sold cattle in Chicago at $3.50 per 100
pounds.
Experiments with sugar bets in the
Mouse river country have been very
successful.
Capt. w. J. Gregg of Bismarck is
allowed $12 pension. with back pay
from last March.
c. H. Farrell of Barnes county
raised some sugar cane and made 4
little sorghum.
J. B. Meacham of Absaraka is said
to be making a nice thing of his dairy
ing business.
Trainmen on northern lines have been
warned not to permit Migrants to ride
on freights.
John Conway, who has been on the
road some time, will open drug store
at Bismarck.
There are rumors of the construction
of a telephone line from Hankinson
south to Vernon.
The driveway leading to the North
crn Pacific depot at Bismarck is to be
paved, after all.
The N. p. land slide in Montana has
been cleared up. and trains are now
running on time.
Mrs. J. A. Douglas of Grafton drank
carbolic ACID by mistake, for medicine,
with fatal results.
Many new lodges have been, institut-
part of the state.
An effort is being made to secure the
necessary number Of cows for a cream
cry at Donnybrook
Buffalo is getting lots Of nice COM
pliments on the new brick school house
to be erected there.
Fifteen men, sentenced to the peni-
tertiary by Judge Cowan, were not res
idents of the state.
Agent Piper of the Great Northern
at Portland. has been transferred to
station in Washington.
Three men were badly scalded near
Valley City by the bursting of
threshing engine boiler.
Four stacks of wheat were burned by
incendiaries on the farm Of Kari Jen-
sen of Ransom county.
Scott Rex has succeeded E. ]. Taylor,
resigned, as assistant states attorney
in Grand Forks county.
William Dill. who was killed in the
freight wreck at Penn. is a brother of
Agent Dill of Blasston.
Steele county officials would like to
see former hlind-pigger, who had
sudden business elsewhere.
Prairie chicken shooting is practical
ly over. and ducks and geese are up
against the real thing now.
The sale of school landss at Valley
City is said to have been unsuccessful,