The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-21

- No. b II 35s3s III ~
a new ssneral store may be put IN
at Tioga. .3 }@s5
A splendid nowing well was struck
near Cando.
Flax cutting is On in some SECTIONS &
of the state. gS
Seven cars 81 Irvine we're shipped to
Hankinson
Some Lansdon people are locating
In Virginia.
Devils Lake boasts mandolin
and guitar club.
The Langdon electric light plant has
been overhauled.
The 500 is running Sunday excur-
sions to Bismarck
The morals of the Hamilton fair are
still being discussed
Late rains improved the crop con-
ditions around Leeds.
The new towns betwcen Minot and
Williston still want depots.
There are said to be plenty of farm
laborers around Wahpeton.
Different sections of the state con-
tinue to report bad money.
Ke2mare is still agitated over wa
ter supply for fire protection.
Three druggists have been granted
permits in La Moure county,
Cakes rejoices over the fact that a
steam laundry is to be located there
There were 26O teachers in attend
ance at the summer school at Mayville.
The long-distance telephone line
from Carpio to Mohall is proving pop
ular.
Several North Dakota towns are or
ganizing football teams for the sport
this fall
Sargent county will add more cream
cries to the already large number in
operation.
B. Phipps is erecting a private ele-
vator at Lewis, the first station from
Kenmare
Stockmen around Fingal are improv-
ing their herds since the establishment
Of the creamery.
The sections of the state that were
cryest in Juue show improved crops
after the late rains.
The straw is not large but the wheat
heads are we'll filed and the kernels
are large and plump.
twenty-five glandered horses we're
killed between McHenry and Courte-
nay by veterinarian.
A lot of fresh-cut hay was carried
for miles over the Ward county prai-
ries by the recent storm.
There are rumors of trouble over
the townsite at Souris and some talk
Of new town near there.
Another mass meeting has been held
to take action regarding the reor.
gariZation Of Renville county.
There are complaints from some
sections Of the state that the flax was
nipped in the recent cold snap
1t is reported that an effort has been
made to bunco certain Ward county
farmers on future orders for the potato
crop
After twenty years steamboating on
Devils lake. Capt. Herman was forced
out of business by the Pelican Point
bridge.
There is protest at Lisbon because
of the carelessness with which horses
are left standing on the streets I'M
hitched
North Dakotans are not slow to ap-
preciate the advantages of the auto
mobiles and they are becoming very
numerous.
Col. Thorkelson has arranged to get
back into the mercantile business at
Fingal. He was the pioneer mer-
chant there.
Many quarter sections of unim-
proved land along the new Great
Northern extension from Granville are
held at $4,000.
Efforts are being made to secure
data about the life of Xavier Moran.
who recently died near Hankinson. +
aged eighty-nine.
The troubles between Lakota and
Edmore over that ball game promise
to run into the football season before
they are adjusted.
There has been lot of good road" 4
agitation in Foster and Eddy counties.
McHenry is winning distinction as q
cattle-shipping point.
There are great many people in y
this state who have been renters in
Iowa and they are glad to get goodq
land for permanent homes. si
A Bismarck man started to chop
wood under the clothes line and the
doctor drew the cut in his head to-
egther with half dozen stitches:
H. Nurnburg of jamestown licked
Gus Bell some time ago, but has had
the latter put under bonds to keep the &
peace. as he fears Bell will kill him. b
Lack of funds will prevent the erec,
ton of new buildings at the state asy.
lum. and it is probable that some Of
the m;lder patientS will he romovca tS.SS