The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-09-05

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Inkster demands a creamery.
Domestic help is at premium.
Donnybrook wants street lights.
Trail county has 4,O07 school children.
Abercrombie wants to be incorporat-
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The entire slope country welcomes the
SEQ.
Bottineau is to have new clothing
store. M
A crabapple harvest is on at James
town.
Bowbells is to have a new Catholic
church.
Bottineau's streets are to be i'm
proved. '.0".
A Des Laos blind-pigger was gath
cred in.
The college catalogues are abroad in
the land.
Es:nond lumber firms are doing big
business.
A colony Of Danes will locate near
Larilnore.
There is prospect of a town site fight
at Linton.
Dunseith wants the Rolette county
court house.
School consolidation is being discussed
at Kathryn.
The state bank at Linton will change
to a national.
Formsn is proud of the large number
of shade trees.
The hobo crop has an unusually large
yield this year.
Hobos are compelled to work on the
stt eets at Williston.
The railroad commissioners seem to
have received a few kicks.
The capacity of the elevators at
Lengdon IS being doubled.
Minot rejoices over a new Great
Northern deuot-that is to be.
The new high school building at VAL
ley City will cost al out $4,000
Kersal is growing rapidly, and many
new enterprises are being added.
Many Ramsey county flax fields are
said to be infested with mustard.
More new Ignite coal companies are
being organized in Ward county.
There seems little friction between
fair associa sions in Walsh county.
lsngdon sent delegation of eleven
to Frisco to take in the K. P. meeting.
Weather prophets predict that the
coming winter will be decidedly cold
cue.
The people up the jamestown &
Northern didn't enthuse over the coon
show.
Over 300 government liquor licenses
have been issued for Prohibition North
Dakota.
DR.. Krasnoi, Russian exile, will To-
cate at Bottineau for the practice of
medicine.
Since hcld-ups have been attempted
at Minot, hoboes are getting heavier
sentences.
Edmore wants policeman, and the
recent shooting there indicates that one
is necessary.
Two car loads Of fine steers shipped
from Dickinson, brought 81 on the Chi
cago market.
ley with which 70 purchase uniforms
for the band.
There are indications of a factiona1
fight for the county seat of reorganizad
Renville county.
One Of the blind-piggers closed at
Mandan, 1eopened at another place, and
vas again arrested.
1@1@ Ct
war over the alleged supriority of their
threshing machines.
Buford is determined to have depu-
ty sheriff-even if the people have to
pay for his services.
Kensal is to have an elevator with q
capacity of 100000 bushels, said to be
the largest in the state.
A horse fell dead on the streets of Mi
rot, and it was reported the animal
Gied of drug store booze.
If the farmers do not plow fire breaks
it will not be because of lack of urging
on the part of the editors.
Safe blowers secured s25 from a safe
at Walcott, the door of which was
blown off with explosives.
Landlord mcintyre or GRAFTON, FORM
eriy of Fargo, is said to have the fast
est horse in Walsh county.
Some quail are found around Lidgar-
wood. They survived the past winter
and have multiplied this summer
Complaints are being sde of dam
aged flax fields in the northwestern par.
of the state, as result of flax wilt
The legislative convention, to select
the nominees for McHenry and Pierce
counties, must have been warm stuff.
The people of old Renville county in
augurated movement for the reorgan-
ization of the county with barbecue
Rev. Sheridan, Of the Episcopal
church, is now making his headquarters
at Linton, where new church is being
built.
At the special election at Lidgerwood
over the $4,000 bond issue for new
school building, only fourteen people
voted.
The difficulty in securing harvest help
marks the beginning of the ending Of
the big farms. Like the big ranches