The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-10
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NORTH DAKOTA.
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Darlington investors have a lot of
lands along the Canadian Pacific.
The Shain divorce case at sanborn is
attracting considerable attention.
A Burleigh county man claims his
potato crop yielded him $50 per acre.
Some people went the state to have q
corn palace at the st. Louis exposition.
William Curren was struck by an en-
CINE at Mandan and had a narrow es-
cape.
Courtenay has two eases of smallpox.
which are, all like the rest in the state
mild.
A number of scarlet fever cases have
teen reported around Walcott and kin
bred.
The rumor that Attorney Feethan. of
Grand Forks would remove to Minot is
denied
Zen Gray, formerly of Harlem. who
removed to Alberta year ago., is re-
ported dead.
Emil J. Peple will soon leave for
Washington to get those fourteen dia>
mond rings.
Paul Havens, who resisted arrest at
Jamestown, was discharged on a tech
nicality.
A twelve-year- Mayville girl had
a leg broken while catching on to a
bob-sled.
Trail county people are said to be
specializing on what the grand jury
will do.
The ti:irty-five- below-zero weather
at Dickinson was the coolest for Il num-
ter of years.
G. H. Merry and a party of Dickin
son hunters killed twenty-six wolves on
q recent hunt.
Tie bondsmen of the defunct North
woo6 bank settled with the county IN
full for deposits.
Mayor Mcpherson of Valley City has
celebrated the twenty third anniversa-
ry Of his marriage.
Devils Lake and Lakota are both be-
ginning to get trifle chesty over next
summers ball teams.
Bismarck and Jamestown officials are
looking for a man who is beating
board bills along the line.
North Dakota was nineteenth in rail-
way construction in the United States
in 1901-with 100 miles.
George Inkster, from whom the viii
lage in Grand Forks county was named,
is very i'll at Grand Forks.
st. Thomas people complain Of the
mail service, ard the postmaster says
the trouble is due to two now railway
crews.
Father Conaty of Grand Forks, an
nounces that man who has been pos
ing at Grand Forks as a priest, is an
imposter.
Auditor STEVENSON Of Eichlald coun-
ty will keep his office open until 10 p.
M. during January, to answer inquiries
Of taxpayers.
Attorney, Purcell of Wahpeton and
Attorney Divet OF Sargent county nave
purchase z lot Of tax-title lands in
Sargent county.
Cando people are after a dos poison
er, who is said, next to a wife heater,
to be about the scraWniest specimen
that walks upright.
The Northern Pacific express office at
bismarck may be changed. as the in
terror work does not harmonize with
the rest Of the new depot.
Miss Zerlina Eakin has resigned her
position in the Darlington school to
take charge of Ter official work as
county superintendent of schools.
j. w Edwards of Cando lost pock-
etbook containing s1S5 in bills. He was
probably no relative of the Ed'rds Of
Fargo--.as he habitat much money
to lose.
The Fargo College Glee club reached
Cando in three sections, the first enter
tanning the crowd until the others ar
rived, and the audience was well
pleased.
Maj. Hamilton of Grand Forks in
jured the stump Of his amputated arm
in fall on the sidewalk in Washing
ton. An operation was necessary to
repair the damage.
Private John WOorsteson, who served
with Company B in the Philippines, is
now at the soldiers home at Lisbon for
the winter. He has been giving illus
trated lectures over the state.
Two men were ARE sted at Wyndmere
on the chargetof running blind pig.
After giving bonds for their appearance
they located the man who made the
complaint and smashed his counten-
ance into several shapes.
Ex-Auditor Scott of Grand Forks
says the small cree merfes are out Of
date, and favors the large central es-
Establishments, which can be operated
with ,skimming stations ct surrounding
points.
Farmers claim there Is good sleighing
except where the country roads were
graded up, and some suggest that the
bitches on. the roadside be made
smoother and broader for winter
sleighing.
President Master. Of the North Dako-
Ia Pharmaceutical association, and the
popular druggist of Willow City, has
been named as one of a committee of
five to audit the affairs of the national
association.
Farmers below Mayville have asked
Judge Pollock to enjoin the city author
ifias Of Mavvilla from tha cOmnletiOn of