The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-11

Tioga.
More crossings are wanted at Bot
tineau. T, s
There has been road row at Fes.
sender.
Balfour aspires to be stock ship
ping point.
Pickpockets ore working the trains
over the state
Some sections Of Ramsey county
had fine crops.
Some Aneta sports were cleaned up
at horse race
More mills are preparing to grind
macarOni wheat
Company E of Langdon may estab-
lish gymnasium.
There are some bitter land contests
in Stutsman county
Land men are making some good
sales around Rugby.
"A band of gypsies has been working
the people of Wilton.
Some crops around Hannaford
were damaged by hail.
The town of Cogswell in Sargent
county is growing rapidly.
Courtenay is planning series OF
entertainments this winter.
There doesn't seem to have been a
great rush for peddlers' licenses.
The people of Edmore want to know
~ k1.0
Cavalier county people took out a
large number of hunting permits.
Oats around Bowbells yielded as
high as seventy and eighty bushels.
Mrs. Rohan of Clifford and Mrs.
Rohan of Walcott both died recently.
Morton. county showed an increase
in school population of IA per cent.
Will GRADER of Glasston was struck
by a horses head and had his cheek
broken.
James Curtiss and Lewis Pearce of
st. Thomas have raised some fine ap.
pies this year.
A black man named White and an
other niger at jamestown had a scrap
and were fined
The flax crop in the northwestern
part of the state seems to be out of
the way of frost
| A lawsuit at Finley resulted In a
judgment of $65 for man whose Cog
was lost in the shuttle.
Velva man is said to have killed
twenty-one prairie chickens two weeks
before the open season.
H. F. Strehlow of Casselton recent
ly purchased a farm near Durbin for
which he paid s32 an acre.
Prof. Carr is the new principal of
the Courtenay schools. He formerly
taught at Mimic and Rugby.
The people along the Granville OK
tension of the Great Northern are get
ting the townsites surveyed.
Deputy game wardens are of the
opinion that the game law was well
observed then there are others.
A skunk strolled into Fingal and
in about seven minutes had the right
of way, till the people fumigated. T.
Some horses have been injured by
a barbed wire fence which was built
across road in Towner county.
It is claimed that many treasurers
of school districts have violated the
law by failing to publish statements.
The home of Lawmaker Gulack of
Ashley was struck by lightning and
he is now eligible to any kind of po-
litical honors.
Several new threshing machines
have gone into Williams county,
which contradicts the report that that
section doesn't raise grain.
There are a lot of people in the
state who favor increasing the debt
limit. as the future of the state is as
sured and in no danger of being tax
ridden.
Some of the men employed on the
sewers at Devils Lake wanted to quit
and go to the harvest fields and there
was quite a row before work was re-
4 sumed.
The Northern Pacific is fitting out a
lot Of it's engines with spark arrest
ers in an effort to prevent starting
prairie fires along the track with
sparks from the engines.
Some Indiana fellows who went to
Cando to work in the harvest fields
found they would have to labor a
little and returned home. They put
up big howl about the country.
A. L. Parsons. formerly of Fessen-
den, who was brought back to the
state On a warrant charging failure
to turn in some premiums paid him,
was bound over to the district court.
The merchants over the state are
determined to give the growers of
/ macaroni wheat chance and will
wait for their accounts while the
farmers hold the macaroni for better
4 prices.
It cost Sargent county $1,s90.40 and
4 Mcintosh county $2.S1015 at the last
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