The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-08-29


Carl Pinske Of Mandan stabbed AL
bert Knoll, and was arrested.
Dickey county farmers went over into
LaMoure at Kuhn, and scrapped.
There was not & vote against incorpo-
ration at the special election at Velva
There is Irvine CROUCH teing sold to
tie up record breaking wheat crop.
Ward county will be the Pennsylva-
mia coal district for the Northwest.
The Harvey base ball team disbanded,
after winning five and losing six games.
Darlington has some close primaries.
Towner people may establish a cream
cry.
The people along the Hope line con-
tinue to rejoice over the daily train ser
vice.
Harvey claims a $4,000 hotel, with a
small opera house among the possibilie
ties.
o. w. Kerr of Cooperstown seems to
dislike the townsite proprietor of Ken
sal.
Fessenden sports a motorcycle.
Walhalla continues to prosper and ex-
pand.
1t is claimed that there was no booze
in the druggists excursion at Grand
Forks.
The Tenth legislative district contan-
tor. Sept. 2, is expected to be regular
| love feast.
Minot is to have a flour and feed mill.
Cando is purchasing a dumping
ground.
Passenger traffic over the Northern
Pacific has been unusually heavy this
summer.
]. ID. Huston of Ypsilanti, Mich, has
been engaged as principal of the Shell
con schools.
The window glass manufacturers are
said to he the olly people who pray Cor
hail storms.
Headers are being used in the south
ern part of the state more extensively
than binders.
Jamestown is determined to attain
notoriety by the claim that the ceme-
terry is haunted.
Mill men are having their plants
overhauled preparatory to the big run
this fall ard winter.
John H. Malloy, who stole a mule in
Trail county, was sentenced to four
teen months in the pen.
E. J. Berry disposed of his stock en-
his Stark county ranch, preparatory to
removing to Montana.
LaMoure is to sink we'll on a bluff
and secure a water supply through
pipes for fire protection.
r. B. Wilson of Casselton had a leg
broken in a runaway, and was taken TO
Brainerd for treatment.
The volume of the machinery trade Of
the state is faint indication of the
magnitude of the crops.
Attorney Geo. NJ. Young of Valley
City seems to be conceded re-nomina-
ton for the legislature.
Growler-rushers at Williston are fined
but the saloonkeepers have lost The
keys to their frolt doors.
Two dog trainers have quarters in
Ransom county, and are said to have
some excellent hunters.
Enderlin is to have public hall, 32x
80, two stories, to be erected by The
#Masons, at a cost of $1,000.
The Cando band received many COM
pliments for the excellent music fur
nfshed at the Winnipeg exposition.
Well diggers are in great demand in
many of the newer counties, on account
Of the large number of new settlers.
Lieut.. Mickle of Grafton was made
captain of the commissary department
of the North Dakota National Guard.
A seventy-yaar-old Foster county la
dy sprang from a Foster county rig and
escaped with only a few slight bruises.
Rugby is to have a $4,000 brick
block. It will have a frontage Of l75
feet, 80 feet deep and two stories high.
The story that M. l.. Parkin has re-
signed as assistant post trader, at
Standing Rock, is denied by Col. Robins
son.
Some North Dakotans are becoming
convinced that hog-growing is profit
able business under favorable condi-s
tions.
Cashier Sagmoen of Michigan City
came to Wheatland for charming
wife, in the person of Mrs. Elizabeth
aIadsen.
Attorney LeSueur OF Minot was APP
pointed AN assistant attorney general,
to dispose Of some Ward county blind
pig cases. ~ e; 55,. ,ass h. 81 IL \ h / Ss Is "a D
There is talk Of equipping deputy
game wardens with powerful field
glasses, so that they can detect violat-
ors at long range. y 1T h 3
A. G. Wells, the well known attaches
OF the Standing Rock Indian agency,
lostsa pair Of fingers as the result Of a
shot gun accident. sIs
I Elevators are to be; built along the
which will be handled FOR the Fawcett
Tr So ,'i, ten eomaan ~