The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-03-21
The people Of La Moure are divided

anu some peOple want tnem sent pack.
William III. Brown is personally in
charge of his Mandan real estate Of
fice, and has two stenographers on the
run. He has eleven townships to sell.
There are 700 vacant quarter sec
tons of as fire land as ever lay out of
doors in McIntosh county, awaiting
the homesteader.
An Aneta man was vaccinated and
lost forty pounds. Finn Leech of Far
go has sent for that bunch of vaccine,
and wants at least four or five vaccin.
ations.
Commissioner Of Agriculture Turner
is getting out rev edition of the map
of North Dakota. and the last one will
|show the Oberon extension of the
Northern Pacific.
Engineer Martin Of the Great North
ern, who was in the recent wreck at
Blanchard, is said to have had three
experiences of that kind, and in each
case his fireman was killed.
Ben Irlnscher, foreman of the Wagar
farm, near Tower City, was on top of
the windmill, making some repairs
when the mill started W, cutting oft
one of his fingers. He narrowly es-
and killed.
j. p. Boyd. Langdon's merchant
prince, will erect two-story store,
50x12O feet.
The postofiice appointment at Ellen
DIAL: is said not to have settled the
row, quite.
The town of La Grace. near the in
terEational boundary, is entirely de-
populate ted.
Some four-ply idiot peeled the bark
off the trees around the Langdon
school yard
st. Patrick's Day will be appropri-
aIely celebrated in nearly every town
in the state.
Bismarck people are said to be cap
turing butterflies. There should be
some limit.
Supt. Hicks, of the Dickey county
schools. is winning laurels as an anna
teur actor.
Three members of the Mott family at
Edinburg have filed on claims near
Donnybrook.
Iitchfeld wants a roller mill with
enough extra power to supply lights
for the town.
Collector Nelson of Pembina made
| the first home stead entry in what is
now North Dakota.
Churchs Ferry will be in the swim.
| with a $4,000 national bank. instead of
! a state institution.
Wishek is to have n creamery with
| Swimming stations through Mcintosh
| and Logan counties.
Cavalier county claims to lead all
other counties in the state in wheat
| production--per acre.
| The young soldiers recently enlisted
| from Hilisboro have sailed from San
Francisco TO Manila
| The sore-arm brigade is numerous at
Grand Forks, as a result of the .vaccin-
alton of 1,6CO people.
AS a result of a slight injury, John
! McGinch Of Mimic had to have q leg
amputated at the knee.
| Company f Of Langdon has sent in
acquisition for new uniforms, and is
| increasing its membership. .
| There are several carloads of indian
witnesses at Bismarck attending the
| United States court term.
| Daniel Lynch, proprietor of the Com
mercial hotel at Cakes. was found dead
| sitting on the side of his bed
| Capt. Moffett has been appointed
squad adjutant of the Thirteenth cav
airy, with an infantry captains pay.
The school board has decided to sell
| only about one-half of the land first
| planned for sale in Cavalier county.
| The Grand Forks Gun Club present
| ed A. c. Sandy Mather. with cane
| for assistance at past tournaments.
New Rockford people assisted in the
celebration OF the seventy fifth BIRTH
| day anniversary of Mrs. Julia Curtiss.
Bismarck is as badly crowded as dur
| ing a legislative session. while the
United States court is doing business.
Residents Of Southwestern Cavalier
| county are dubious about the Great
Northern extensions north from Lako-
| ia.
Grand Forks has a man who refused
to permit a physician to. treat his
child who was suffering from diphthe-
ria.
Herman Shirley of Enderlin is a new
member Of the Valley City normal
board, vice Dr. Sherping removed from
the state.
Mrs Eppinger of Bismarck has re-
ceived a $4,000 check from the insur-
ance company on the policy held by
her recently-deceased husband.
An engine and four cars on a snow
bue king outfit near Lucca. on the Cas-
SETON branch of the Northern Pacific.
We're deraiied by a defective rail.
At Perth, Towner county, the bust
ness men took a vote to see whether Il
newcomer should be allowed to start a
saloon and the proposition was lost.
Park River celebrated the anniver-
strcyed to town. The new Park
sary Of the big fire, which almost de-
River is now better than the old ever
was.
Someone near Edn1unds cut OFF the
tail Of a colt. The owrer thinks the
fiend did the cruel deed for spite work,
and efforts are being made to locate
the guilty wretch.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
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