The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-31
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NORTH DAKOTA
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Lakota has new dancing club.
Casselton has bowling alley.
Rugbys coal famine was relieved.
New Rockford is to have a fire hall.
Il The curriers' of Drayton are becoming
expert.
Windsor will build a $500 school
house.
Cando chess players are having lots
of fun.
LaMoure gets farmers institute III
February.
Telephone business is booming al
Larimore.
A lot of flax is still being marketed at
Park River.
The bowling alley at Enderlin is
popular resort. #
Notices of dissolution of partnership
are still numerous.
The marriage license record keeps up
in many counties.
The Northern Pacific paid $4,000 tax
es in LaMoure county.
Lysander Ball, an inmate of the SOL
diers' home, is dead.
There are sixty people in the New
Rockford singing school.
Grafton business men are interested
in the proposed creamery.
At Buffalo the money safes are left
standing on the sidewalk.
The Finnish settlement near Rolla
has established library.
L The flax fiber mill at Sheldon has been
closed for lack of straw.
Lakota claims the third largest opera
house stage in the state.
The fire department at Leeds has a.
new bell for it's fire house.
stutslaan county people are discuss
ing the creamery proposition.
George Baker of Grand Forks was in
jured by a tree falling on him.
Mayor Mcpherson OF Valley City is to
organize an elevator company.
There have been no reports of editors
returning Great Northern mileage.
The west of the Missouri country is
the Mecca of many land-seekers.
The commissioners of Barnes county
allowed a bill Cor Bibles for the Jail.
New Rockford, over vertical writing.
Among the excellent bank reports is
that sent out by the Finley State bank.
Bottineau waits & flax fiber mill.
The smallpox scare at Harvey has
abated.
Wahpetons board of trade is active.
Hockey is u popular game at Grand
Forks.
Mrs. Dwyer has bought Fat 13urke's;
| ranch, at Medina, and will raise blooded
stock.
Skating rink proprietors are having
a hard time to- keep the ice in condi-
ton.
After the holiday festivities the farm
ers are beginning to clean their seed
grain.
Walsh county people are somewhat
worked up over the commissioner busi-
ness.
The Devils Lake Bottling works have
been removed near the Salvation Army
hall.
Chemists differ as to the percentage
of alcohol in the "All Hail. sold at
Jamestown.
w. J. Shipley. whose parents live at
Dickinson was killed in railway acct
dent in Texas.
The people of Darlington are pleased
with J. A. Cummins, the new Northern
Pacific agent.
His hired man sold load Of flax be-
longing to Joe Tre vatten Of Park River
and skipped.
Mayville people are largely interested
in the development Of certain sections
of Louisiana.
D. H. Houston of Hunter will donate
sites FOR either flour mill or farmers
elevator-or both.
Burleigh county farmers are buying
city lots in Bismarck, and will erect
homes for the winter.
On account of the mild winter, ice on
the streams has been much thinner
than usual this year. II
Indian Agent Bingenheinler OF the
Standing Rock agency, indorses Indian
Commissioner Jones.
- Miss Nellie Sanders of Wheatland has
accepted q position as assistant post
mistress at LidgerWood.
"A new pOSIOl1.CG LAS UCCi1 CE,IdO4ASiACO
in. Benson county, called Flora, ana
mail is sent out from Oberon.
Ernest J.. Field pleaded guilty to forg-
cry at Wahpetop.s and drew fifteen
years in the penitentiary.
( cakes people may put down an arte-
J sian well for city purposes, in spite of
the experience at Jamestown.
\, At Ayr some n1tscreat broke into the
entertainment hall and stole lot of
dishes, left there after a party.
Wheatland regrets that the town is
to lose Dr. and Mrs. Branch, who will
remove to Fargo about April l.
Rancher Crandall's wolf hounds, in
Stutsman county are Kidding that sec
ton of some of the worst pests.
IN December Mali Carrier Edward
son, Of the rural route from Kindred,
collected $500 pieces Of mail matter.
ss North Dakotans are watching the
Minnesota agitation On tax matters,
and hope some practical scheme will he
evolved that viii be applicable to this
state. /, IN s3S'
William Barry. the Cavalier murder