The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-11-06
The car famine hit Bowbells.
McHenry is to have en- orchestra.
Linton has had Its first masquerade

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The people Of Drake want a town:
hall.
| Hobos have been swiping gloves 1t
Enderlin.
| Banker Beisecker of Fessenden has
two autos
sanborn boasts Of fourteen pound
4 rutabaga.
Iowa potato buyers are working this
state hard.
The Wahpeton tow mill will soon be
in operation.
Geese hunters claim the weather has
been too fine.
Two of the three drug stores at Min
to consolidated.
Michigan City lays claim to fame as
health resort.
Another effort is being made to get
a flax fiber mill.
Cando boasts of the excellence of its
telephone service.
Some men in a tent near Willow
City were robbed.
The Sharon flour mill is receiving
big eastern oredrs.
An automatic telephone system may
be put in at Barlow.
The citizens of Brinsmade want to
incorporate the town.
The Great Northern will increase it's
sidetracks at Bottineau.
The Reynolds flax fiber mill is said
to be decided success.
The Missouri slopers are discover
ing they are in the potato belt.
Mclean county expects to poll 1000
votes at the next state election.
number of counterfeit bank notes
have been passed at Jamestown.
A pair of Berwick men started a
little Sunday fracas on the streets.
Eighteen new schools have been
started in Morton county this year.
Farmers assert they never saw the
soil in better condition than this year.
Some people insist in rather en-
phatic language on being paid this fall.
An effort was maiN to prevent the
erection of livery barn at McHenry.
The Mohall people rejoice because
painter has been located in the town,
Additional Office room is being made
in the Northern Pacific building at
Jamesto"vl.
Rugby claims to have the best light
ed streets of any of the smaller towns
in the state.
A Ward county man got mad be-
cause he couldn't corral the stock and
blew his head off.
Bottineau is in line for the location
of an academy that may be erected by
the Presbyterians.
Cavalier county farmers are said to
have done more blowing this fail than
in any other year.
A travelling man notes the fact that
few drug stores are being started I'M
der the Shells law.
Ole Olson, who lives near Ransom,
threshed forty-one bushels of fife
wheat to the acre.
DR.. Virgo of Bottineau county an
nounces that he will prosecute all I'M
licensed dealers in poisons.
The people of Ward county find that
repeated flax crops are improbable, as
the soil has fax-wilt disease.
Hector Logan, who was killed in
Fargo recently, formerly resided in
Grandin, where his parents live.
Four tramps robbed a farmhouse
near Grand Forks, and in two hours
were comfortably located in jail
AT Lakota the booze room of the
depot was broken open and bunch
of Dutch excitement was extracted.
Court Stenographer Rose of James
town, who has been in st. Paul for
medical treatment, is much improved.
The New York law barring married
women as school teachers would be
popular in many sections of North Da-
kota
An engine backed off an open switch
at Lisbon and delayed things for some
time.
A nine-year- old child was recently at
jamestown. 1t had the body of a year
old child but its head was fully de-
veloped.
A man was arrested near Litchville
who seemed to have wheels Rela-
tives came from Pennsylvania to take
him home.
:. The fact that the Edmore postoffice
has been boosted from fourth to third
class indicates the rapid growth Of
that town.
An ordinance was read the first time
in the jamestown council advancing
the salaries of-policemen from $50 to
$40 per month.
The men who fired straw piles to get
rid Of the stuff seem to, have burned
up about as much grain and buildings
| this year as usual. h.
The wife and children OF the insane
man who escaped in. Fargo are said
to- be in, almost destitute circum-
stances in Portland.