The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-24
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J. NORTH DAKOTA
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Lisbon.
Glendale minister's did things to Alb
erdeen.
Cando gets farmers institute, Jan.
81, Feb. l.
Kenmare wants some kind of fire pro-
lection.
New Rockford sports had a success
full wolf hunt.
Cooperstown people are adding some
fast PAGERS.
The country around Edgeley is rapid
ly settling up.
The Lisbon base ball team cleared $50
on the dance.
Iangdon wants the early closing
movement.
Flax thieves are operating in Suits
man county.
The grain blockade at Langdon Las
been relieved
Wolves are reported numerous in
Dickey county
Stutsman countr raised 5000 acres of
corn last year.
Grafton and Casselton boast of some
prize-winning mems.
Minot is reported to have had an cpl
demic of marriages.
State Senator Miner of Wells county
is after a reelection. \
Grand Forks county people want
central creamery.
Banker Mexican of Bowdon is recov-
ering from smallpox.
Harvey schools are closed as result
of smallpox scare.
Bottineau has secured a farmers in
stitute for Jan. 1929.
Judge Kneeshaw will hear Wahpeton
cases for Judge Lauder.
Curling is popular pastime with the
Scots around Drayton.
The Wheatland schools have broken
into the high school class.
The Park hotel at Tower City has a
new proprietor, Mr.. Dahl.
The State Bank Of Davenport de-
clared dividend Of 10 per cent.
The people of Rugby have once more
been able to secure native coal.
J. S. Biegel of Dawson, has estab-
lished a harness shop at Knox.
Grafton people are rejoiced over the
renewed electric light service.
There are some new cases of small
pox in Cavalier county, all mild.
At Harvey some miscreant swiped
the docket of the justice of the peace.
n proposition to start a creamery at
Grafton is being heartily endorsed.
Mrs. Louise Sharlow of jamestown
was found dead sitting in her chair.
Fl. A. Eall, the veteran photographer
Of Grafton, has retired from business
The Northern Pacic is having troub-
lie with it's water supply in Sanborn.
Elder Meyers, recently of the Towner
county Dunkard's colony, died in Iowa.
Ed Sears Of Ripon is said to have
some fast speeders, sons of Oarlock.
The row at Bottineau over the ''sa-
cred concert continues-in the news
papers.
Nothing but encouraging reports are
heard from all sections of North Da-
kota.
John P. Galbraith, the popular attor-
ney of Grand Forks, will remove to st.
Paul.
Thirty-five car loads of wheat We're
shipped from Langdon one day last
week.
Henry Richholt of Bismarck killed
an eagle that measured six feet four
inches.
Langdon has 1854 school children.
Church's Ferry had a Sunday school
institute.
;e 1t 1n horse.
famine in the spring, and prices will go
soaring.
A pair Of prominent citizens of Knox
wanted to scrap, but fell over some by
ISLANDERS.
Artesian wells with splendid flows
can be secured in Dickey county under
1000 feet.
Stockmen on the Missouri slope are
wearing broad smiles on account of the
good year.
Members of the G. A. r. anticipate
splendid encampment at Fargo mex:
summer. -.
Cooperstown wants town hall.
Davenport may organize a debating
society.
Belgian hares are SO common in por-
lions of Ransom county that they run
at large.
The state intercollegiate oratorical
contest will be held at Grand Forks on
Feb. II. ~
"Dell'' 1rysh of casseltcn has re-
moved to Minot and established bar
Der shop.
Wheatland approves of consolidated
schools, If the children are sent to
Wheatland.
Comrade Ball of Grafton found the
marriage business SO rushing that he
sold his picture gallery.
Many farmers N the state agree with
Capt. Wellman Of Frazee, Mimi, that
flax is seeded too deeply.
There is decrease in the January
attendance at the jamestown schools.
because of the prevalence Of mumps
Charles Hoppe fell into an eighteen
foot well at Casselton. but crawled out
without injury.
The weather Of the first week in
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