The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-21
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building himself stone residence
Bishop Mann is endeavoring to Sc.
cure more clergymen for this state.
A JamestowG witness testified to
using certain road there since 1873.
There was one-round prize fight
in an old granary near Starkweather.
Rugby people are still rubbering for
those Kokomo girls that never came
The indebtedness of the Methodist
church at Devils Lake has been paid
off.
Flour mills over the state are being
shut down for repairs for the TALL
rush.
Prof. Colvin of Portland has been
selected as principal of the Cando
schools.
The large farms around Finley pre-
vented the establishment of a cream
cry there.
The government is to send ship
ment of fish to the lakes in the Turtle
mountains.
1t is said there are some unsavory
scandals in the northern part of Kid
der county.
Great damage has been done to the
crops in certain parts of Ward county
by gophers.
There is trouble at Starkweather
over the big school building decided on
by the board.
1t is now claimed that the mother Of
the baby desert ed at Flaxton lives
near Bowbells.
Miss Bessie Waggoner, the popular
Bismarck stenographer, has valu-
able claim near Coal Harbor
A man who was arrested at Souris
on the charge of gambling went free
after the preliminary hearing.
The railroad contractors in this
state are having hard time to keep
their men since harvest began.
A Larimore limb of the law boasts
of securing more divorce cases than
local pastor performed marriages.
Up in Ramsey county public scales
are kept at the expense of the county.
Many other counties pass the matter
up.
The Office Of the telephone exchange
at Fessenden has been moved and
there is better .ong-distance connec-
ton.
Absolam Kraft of Hoople was the
first druggist to apply for a permit I'M
der the new law from that section of
the state.
John Brow, herd boy in Stutsman
county, was riding horseback when
the animal fell on him and broke the
boys leg,
A stranger who has travelled over a
good part of the Red river valley
urges the farmers to repaint their
buildings.
cOlored man who has been caring
for the horses of DR.. Johns at Bowdon
became insane and endeavored to kill
the animals.
At Kenmare a man was drivins a
load of hay and concluded to smoke.
He enjoyed it. and never set the load
of hay on fire.
The two telephone lines headed for
Esmond have been sold to firm and
will be consolidated. A local exchange
will be put in.
Many people are becoming con-
WINGED there will be a great deal more
in ho to4o
estimators assert.
It is claimed the town of Richbu1g
has offered bonus of $4,000 to the
Great Northern if the branch is ex-
tended to that town.
Devils Lake business men are think
ing OF renting lot and putting lot
of hitcing posts on it for the accommo-
datioD of the farmers.
Miss Susie Trap, who has.been as
sistant postmaster at Steele, has re-
signed and will attend the Methodist,
university at Wahpeton this fall.
There was a row at Casselton be-
cause man volunteered to haul some
lumber for a church free. The city
oficials made him secure drayman's
license. III -s
Rtchland county has started to make
/ y levy which will keep up for ! Few
years and the proceeds will then be-
sAlssd tor the erection of u big court.
house. s;ss.s;s
PRO-. Pringles Of, Lidgerwood Ii; ii
;yessat ile gentleman He taught school
'ells sMtntsr and spring and now Is doing
4 4 pr'each hing stunt 81 Grafton during w
oation. NJ