The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-16
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Velva is to have a band.

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is in sight.
The Mayville people are all in on
bonus propositions.
Coal Harbor was known in early
days as Victoria.
The farmers complain of bad roads
into Bowbells.
this winter.
Some of the towns are planning fol
ice Kinks this winter
The people of Dunseith insist on
more sidewalks
Football and basketball teams are
having all inning.
The New Rockford orchestra has
been reorganized.'
The Sykeston creamery is reported
to be a great success.
Many people do not seem to take
the game laws seriously.
The Jamestown creamery is unable
to supply all its orders.
Bathgate people have had some man
hunts since the burglary.
Attorney Van Benschotten of Rolla
will locate at Mannhaven.
At Cooperstown the officials are de-
termined to make vags work.
At Berthold the Great Northern de-
pot is used for mass meetings.
Forty cars of stock were shipped
out OF Velva one day last week.
Milton is reaching out for the trade
of that section of the country.
The Michigan City telephone ex-
change will soon be in operation.
Cheap spectacle peddlers are get
ting roasted by the state press.
A potato grower at Haase in this
state has developed new kind.
The law firm"of Templeton and Rex
at Grand Forks has been dissolved.
A tramp doped threshing crew in
McHenry county, but got no money.
The telephone line from Harvey to
Anamoose will soon be completed.
The crazy stranger picked up All
Hankinson was sent to the asylum.
The Mnot Methodist district has
spent 100000 on new churches this
year
Enderlin people are still after that
bridge across the Maple river, north
! OF town.
| A suspected burglar. wanted at Bux,
ton, was captured in East Grand
Forks.
Creamery discussions are going on
around Granville and something may
result
Thieves are taking whatever they
can find in the claim shacks north Ol
Goodrich
Two special trainloaas OF cattle
were shipped out of Ellehdale one day
recently.
Secret society organizations have re-
sumcd business after the summer va.
cation.
A lamp explosion in a bowling alley
element.
DR.. Devine, a brother of Joe Devine
has purchased ranch in McHenry
county.
The Northwestern Telephone com.
pany may purchase the Lisbon ex-
| change.
The towns along the 500 claim
more sports than any other section OF
| the state.
Bootleggers seem unusually active
and their stock is reported to be more
vile than ever.
Cement cutters were constructed at
Devils Lake and the streets are kept
dry and neat.
A gambler was released at Hankin-
hiked for Canada
A separator and four stacks of
| wheat belonging to Ed Chase of He
bron were burned.
Some of the early auctions have
been failure because the people are
too busy to attend
EXReceiver Hanscom of the Minot
land Office denies the rumor that he is
to leave the state.
A Dickey county farmer grew some
ears Of corn that were sixteen inches
long and we'll filed
Some frostbitten flax that was left
alone and permitted to mature has de-
yeloped quite. yield.
The capitol commission has accept
ed the street car franchise granted by
the city of Bismarck.
Arthur Marshall of Ayr fired his
threshing crew because the men
struck for $3.50 per day.
Company A of Bismarck has re-.
sumed regular drills after vacation
following the state encampment.
The fax fiber mills are up against
it. The recent burning of the plants
at Mayville and Sheldon operate
against the success of the enterprise