The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-03
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:. NORTH DAKOTA;
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!. e NEWS. |,

ASS0S - W nave u Town well.
Look out for pure food after the first
Of the year.
LaEgdon is to have farmers instf-
tute Jan. 1916.
A big~mitt gang at Crazy got hur-
| ry-out-of-town order.
Sargent county has six law firms, FIVE
| of them being at Forman.
Like many other towns in the state.
Kenmare is short on houses.
Farmers and business men at Crys-
tai will erect $1,000 elevator.
An arrest was mace at Crazy for al
legged violation Of the prohibition law.
Richland county's special jury term
of court will begin Jan. Z.
The State Bank of Rugby is to be
| changed into national bank.
Langdon is preparing to be in the
base ball business next summer.
An even dozen Of cases of 1.-THE State
Vs." ETC., were dismissed in Cando.
After the fire the postc flee at Osna-
brock was temporarily located in the
Jail.
j. A. Dolls, the new 500 agent at
Lidgerwood, being +rs nsferred from
Rogers.
The militia boys of Bismarck are Civ
ing series of balls to increase the cash
balance.
Hamilton people are disappointed
over their failure to secure a farmers
institute.
The union depot at Cakes did ST.. 900
more business in November of this year
than last.
DR.. MCDANIEL Of Lakota was recent
H. married in Grand Forks to Miss
Tonlpkins.
Fisk of Grand Forks for endeavoring to
secure the pardon of Murderer Lowe of
Mayville.
The cold weather kept many people
| from attending the farmers institute at
| Edgeley.
Mandan people figure they have a
population of over 5000, based on the
school census.
John Van Armen of Kindred fell on
an icy sidewalk at Wahpeton and frac-
tured an ankle.
The total insurance paid Osnabrock
citizens, as a result of he recent fire,
was $19,125.
| Some young men used so much pro-
| family on the streets of AnamOoSe that
one was arrested.
Carrie jacobson, who has been
| county charge for many years, recent
ly died at Glendale.
A Hatton man was examined as to
his sanity, but was allowed to go to his
brother, in Montana.
Frank Fee, near Milton, sold a half
section for $4,000 and will locate in
| Northwest Territory.
Bismarck figures that there is a pop
ulation Of 3,4O0-according to the num-
Der of school children.
There is said to be more snow in Cas-
SETON than in any other town along the
line of the Northern Pacific.
/ The Cooperstown base ball manage
ment is $3.50 in the hole, and ball is to
be given Jan. to get even.
I O. G. Wentworth, the old lunaberman,
is visiting former friends at Langdon.
He is now in business near Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. E. Percival has retired from
the management of the Newell hotel at
jCooperstown, and will return to Fargo.
Some towns are leary of the free ru-
al OCI1N C1 oyoIC1I1, 4O1 4Sd1 IL WILL kCep
the farmers at home, and cause less
:rading.
1t is said that the mines owned by
Hon. John Satterlund of Washburn
J have the finest quality of coal in the
! state.
! Some one is trying to prove we are in
2 tropical climate, because lire mo-
! squito was reported at Galesburg re-
lcently.
Miss Nelson, who has been employed
as domestic at Forman, is reported
! to have had some mental troubles in
MINI eapolis.
! At Bismarck a dancer kicks because
I Of the small attendance at the func-
| tions, and the preachers rejoice, ana
there you are.
! Walter Scott of Mimic has transferred
to another regiment in the Philippines,
and will remain in our new possessions
4 Cor some time.
| A Sanborn man was arrested at Cas-
SETON on suspicion of being notorious
crook, and had lots of trouble proving
| lis innocence.
/ There are so many school children in
Rola that new teacher has been Sc
l SuTeu anu lIlS 1odpllSl CQutCn rented "
accommodate them.
Judge Polcck's decision as to the
manner Of >,sessing property to un-
knowns excited more interest than any
recent judicial opinion.
| Sorre time ago several sacks of fax
were stolen from Charlie Smith of Os-
nobrock. Recentlyshe found the sacks.
| but the fax is still missing.
Walter Gratias was arrested at Bin
ford by the Griggs county authorities
IN the charge of;selling liquor. He was
held to the district court.
The officials at Bismarck have moved
| into that elegant new Northern Pacific
depot, and are prouder than the pro-
verbal calf under the new shed.
A farmer in the northern part of the
state had SO mucn flax on his section
Of lana that vixen he sold the crop the
hired man had to carry the money
home in a gunny sack. s
70. =. $50 =