The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-13
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kenmare is to have a new bank.
Grafton is to have skating rink.
The Coorerstown mills are kept busy
School lands sold we'll in Pierce coun-
ty.
Walsh county blind pigs are being
closed.
Williams county is said to need more
lawyers.
Team pulling matches are popular at
Courtenay.
The flax thief near Courtenay has
disappeared.
Another new town is to ne started in
Ward county
Wilton now wants the Mclean coun.
ty court house.
Fargo capitalists may start Il third
bank at Minot.
The Grafton high school base bail
team quit even.
0. w. Burdick, near Oberon, los: his
fine home by fire.
Grtggs county real estate is increas-
ing rapidly i'll Value.
Granville will handle 10000 bushels
VI gram tnlS season.
Giafton's business streets will be
paved-ncXt summer
The marriage business is good in
Grand Forks county.
There is Il movement to divide the
Fourth judicial district.
Kenlnare wants a we'll equipped iiv-
cry stable and drag line.
Land seekers are picking up the free
lands in Emmons county.
Ramsey county is the banner flax
county in the United States.
Land locators around Donnybrook, in
Ward county, are kept busy.
The weather for November seems TO
have pleased almost everyone.
Casselton has dog poisoncr, and the
owners of CANNES are after him.
Minot still hopes that the Great
Northern will erect Il depot there.
Cooperstown clerks are endeavoring
to have the merchants close early.
New secret orders are being estab-
lished in many towns of the state.
TIL, Napoleon school house caught
fire, but citizens saved the building.
Mimic has increased it's wheat trade
this year by high grading and prices.
Judges Morgan and Young purchased
some school lands in Ramsey county.
Buford wants a drug store, physi-
clan, blacksmith and harness maker.
The statements of the North Dakota
banks are good immigration literature.
Clark & Rice have purchased the
business of the late L. Young at Tower
City.
Deputy Register of Deeds Lodmell Of
Grand Forks county broke his hip in d
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Movius Of Lidg-
elN God recently celebrated their silver
wedding.
In closing the drug store at Edgeley
by injunction, the telephone was also
shut up.
F. w. Germans residence, near Ana
moose, burned, and $3.50 in cash went
UP in smoke.
A fire between Forman and Cogswell
destroyed large amount of hay and
grazing lands.
Judge Cowan's care in admitting for
eign-born people to citizenship is gen
orally commended.
The people of Aneta rarided the blind
pigs, and then asked that the slot ma
CHIMES be closed up.
Andrew Estlund of Sargent county
claims to have been "dcne" for 500 in
Fargo or Moorhead.
The Aneta branch of the Great
Northern received more cars than some
of the other branches.
Some Langdon people have adopted a
fifteen-year-old girl from the North
Dakota Children's Home in Fargo.
Banker Binford of Marshalltown, Ia,
has ranch near Bowdon, and may
start bank either at Cathay or Har-
vey
The entertainment at Minot to raise
funds for school library was sue
cess.
Cavalier county is growing, but the
delinquent tax Est was the smallest in
years. =
Herb Shirtliff of Reynolds has been
i'll for some time, but recovered despite
his name.
Anamoose school children are en-
deavoring to raise funds for school
library.
John Stuart of Embden wants to
prosecute the hunters who killed his
pc. wolf.
Rev. Mr. Shouse babe the people of
Cooperstown farewell and went to
Kentucky.
OleErickson's farm, ten miles from
Enderlin,e was destroyed by, fire. Very
little was saved.
"A fourteen-year-old boy was thrown
out of a runaway rig at Ashley and his
skull was fractured.
The North Dakota agricultural col
lege teaches many things, including
farming and pharmacy.
Four campers were. arrested in Pierce
county for starting prairie fire which
destroyed considerable hay.
The late fire was blessing for Park
River 1t has been one of the busiest
towns in the state this year.
The fellows who are acquiring the
flax-stealing habit are likely to break
int" the penitentiary. p. d. a: