The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-09-26
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NEWS.

Knox has had its first burglary
Steele is said to be on a kind of O
boom.
Town lots are in great demand at
Rugby.
Grand Forkers must put in water
| meters.
Wimbledon people want night po-
iceman.
Albert Leach of Lisbon gets $40
pension.
The oysters arrived with the prairie
chickens.
Jamestown's colored colony is in
creasing.
Finley is to have hall for enter
tainments.
Richburg is rejoicing over daily
mail service.
Grafton expects it's sewers to be in
use by Nov. 1.
The first load of flax at Donnybrook
graded No. 1.
Thresher hands around Rugby want
$3.50 per day.
There is shortage of school teach
crs in Richland.
j. w. Johnson struck a gusher well
near Glendale.
At Kensel there is a ladies' day at
the barber ship.
Finley wouldn't object to the coun-
ty seat Of Steele.
Hunters report fine bags of game in
chicken shooting.
to a1 o&
bushels per acre.
Rugby is to have electric lights and
telephone plant.
The telephone is the latest improve
ment at Edgeley.
Cleveland is a Stutsman county
town that is booming.
Many large pickerel are being cap
tured in the Jim river.
A sanatorium will be established at
Ellendale next summer
Mckinney, Ward county, celebrated
the birth of the first baby.
The street fair proposition seems
to have lost it's popularity.
The receipts of the Devils Lake land
office for July were s3S,OOO
Electric lights are being more gen.
orally used in jamestown.
The bootleggers are being chased
harder this year than usual.
Courtenay people voted favorably
| on the incorporation scheme.
l.. A. Taubert is the new manager
OF the Casselton opera house.
The Portal International has en-
larged and is all home print.
Steam automobiles are to be used
for blowing in Ramsey county.
The old-time rivalry between For
man and Minor is cropping out.
Mcintosh politics seem to be about
as torrid as any other old place.
Wahpeton people think the water
there is getting trifie too thick.
A heating plant is being established
in the Tower City school building.
The opposition to blind pigs at Don
nybrook seems to be pronounced.
Bottineau people are all swelled up
over that elegant new court house.
There are said to be eight candi-
dates for auditor in Dickey county.
Tom Mcclure of Courtenay adver-
tises the Kelley cure as good thing.
The Merchants state bank at Velva
will have a two-story stone building
The trap shooters will contest for a
$500 prize at the state fair at Man
dan.
The proposition to bond Bowbells
for $500 for school purposes car
ried.
Norval Bate, the skater, sold his
wheat at Bathgate and it graded No. l
hard.
Many land sales are being reported
in kiddcr county at $40 to SIP per
acre.
Stark county has 2,245 school chill
dren, with over 1000 of them in Dick
insOn.
The Tower City flour mill is doing.
business again after the boiler ex-
plosion.
The section of La Moure county
around Edgeley is being settled up
rapidly.
This is the time of year that the
editors would like to get a little
harvest.
At Bismarck it is planned to erect
number of cottages, costing from $3.50
TO $1,000.
Ormsby McHarg, private secretary
to Senator McCumber, has returned
from Alaska.
The brick works at Dickinson were
enlarged and $4,000 expended on i'm
provements.
Anamoose, had an exciting runaway
in which people, horses and rigs were
badly mixed.
Careless hunters are said to have
almost shot a number of people
around Knox. Il,
North Dakotans in the employ of
the harvesters' trust are beginning to
get the axe.
Flax headers are being used in.
Stutsman county and are reported to-
be success.
The Grand Forkers are working
hard to make success of the good
roads meeting.
Rev. w. Fuller of Cresco, Iowa, has
been called to the Baptist church at
JamestOwn.
IF is said q, game warden could hove