The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-04
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McHenry is getting lot of new set
tiers.
The house famine has struck Grand
Forks.
The real estate business is lively at
Lisbon.
Davenport is to have a ball team this
summer.
The new bank at Sanborn has lady
cashier
Park River furnishes electric lights at
20 cents.
Kuhn has closed a deal for large
creamery.
Frank Prosser Of Devils Lake has an
automobile.
The Lisbon base ball cranks are up
and doing.
Dickinson shipped lis car loads of
horses in 1901.
This March and the one of '92 acted
somewhat alike
Rugby is said to be infested with steel
range peddlers.
Merchant Mitchell is to erect new
block at Hunter.
The receipts Of the Minot land office
are $4,000 daily.
A long distance telephone line is to be
built out Of Buxton.
Davenport is to have some more resi-
dences this summer.
Rugby is to have number of new
brick blocks this spring.
The Dickey county school officials had
an interesting meeting.
A Cooperstown woman died at st.
Paul after an operation.
Mayor Dinrie has resided at Grand
Forks twenty-one years.
July 29-31 IS the date of the agricult-
ural fair at Park River.
Many Improvements will be made at
Devils Lake this spring.
Fishways are being put into dams
along the Sheyenne river.
There. are said 20 he some fights at
dances in Barnes county.
There are eighty subscribers to the
telephone exchange at Hope.
The Bank of Cakes will increase it's
capital from $4,000 to $4,000.
About 1000 new horses have been
shipped into Cando this spring.
The Fix farm, near Everest has been
sold to Mr.. Pierson of Nebraska.
Railroad Commissioner Shea is selling
horses at Lansdon by the car load.
Counterfeitars are said to be at work
in the southern part of the state.
The Little Missourian admires the
ability of Tuttle as mud-slinger.
The Jamestown schools have been re-
There are more young cattle i'll the
state this spring than ever before.
1t is said insurance rates will be in
creased Is per cent in some towns.
The demand for young. acclimated
work horses is better than for years.
Ransom county farmers assert they
can raise as fine corn as Iowa farmers.
"A brickyard is the latest at Edgeley.
Cakes is to have tile sidewalk fac
tory.
There is row on at Jamestown over
the method of disposing of refuse mat
ter.
Everest people are said to be some
what alarmed over the diphtheria cases
there.
Nearly every paper in the state tells
of the improvements being made this
spring.
Improvements of the highways is
matter of vital interest around Churchs
Ferry.
There is row on in Mcintosh county
over the superintendent Of the board of
health. ...
Fargo has five Mayville normal grad
yates on the list of teachers in its city
schools.
Judge J. NJ. Cochrane of Grand Forks
will make the Memorial Day address at
Lakota.
The Northwestern Telephone compa-
ny will extend its lines from Lakota to
E,dmore.
Henry A. Feler's residence. south Of
Jamestown, was destroyed by fire; no
insurance.
Nineteen buildings are being con-
structed at kealnare, and the season
just opened.
A large number of homesteaders near
McHenry have made final proof on
their claims.
The Palace hotel at Langdon caught
fire twice in one cay, and was consider
ably damaged.
White Earth, Ross. Ray and Tioga
are some new towns west of Minot in
Ward county.
There are said to be fewer dancers at
Id Mcure than in any other town of it's
size in the state.
Some would-be hornesteaders are dis
covering the fact that fake residences
don't go any more.
Lakota wants a cheese factory, and
thinks there is more money in one than
in butter factory.
w. S. Van Bergin of Grandin may
dispose of his large mercantile business
to two Wisconsin men.
Col. Creel is said to be successfully
mixing politics and the real estate
business, ataDevils Lake.
During the storm last week Mr.. Thos.
O'Donnell of Buffalo was blown from
porch and severely injured.
Great profits are said to have been
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