The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-20

The contract for the high school adj
dition at Wahpeton has been let
The Pembina county baseball league
will be doing business this summer
Minot people are feeling elated over
prospective railroad improvements,
Grand Forkers seem to have made
good on the central creamery plant.
A number of Leeds people are ship
ping cream to the Oberon creamery.
The Tri-County Teachers associa-
ton will be held at Grafton May 8
and 9.
Cooperstown has young man who
is endeavoring to develop into clair
voyant.
The passenger train service between
Fargo and jamestown is to be in
creased.
Slot machines at Hillsboro were
closed down and band deposits are
increasing.
E. r. Rolette of Belcourt recently
died. He was prominent as court
interpreter.
DR.. Bacharach of Finley is said to
have one of the largest practices in
the state.
Kindred claims the handsomest girls
and about the best of everything else
on the map.
Sheriff Oppegard of Barnes county
was one of the witnesses at the Wash
burn hanging.
A number of railroad men COPIED
out good claims in the northwestern
part of the state.
Settlers in the northwestern part of
the state are planning a lot of tree
1 planting this spring.
There is plan on foot to have a
number of long-distance telephone con-
nections at Oberon.
The Grand Forks benedicts and
bachelors have considerable rivalry in
bowling alley way.
| Galesburg doesn't seem to be getting
so much notoriety, unpleasant and
otherwise, as formerly.
The train service on the Esmond and
Bowden branches of the Northern Pa
cific is to be improved.
North Dakota has to be in the swim
and counterfeiting Aoutfit has been
unearthed at Mandan.
Rev. Clarkson of jamestown has &C.
cepted the call from church in one
of the big Eastern cities
Andrew Blewett is the new auditor
in Stutsman county, where the politi-
clans are somewhat pied.
For the first time in two or three
years the dealers have done good
business in sleighs and bobs
A soldier en- route to the coast
walked off the train at Jamestown and
was somewhat battered up.
Davenport was reported to have a
diphtheria epidemic,s but it seem
there has been only one case.
They seem to raise about as much
bades to the square inch at Donny-
brook as anywhere in the state.
The advantages of Emmons county
as home for settlers is being ex-
plotted in Iowa and other states.
A memorial window in honor of the
late Alfred Dickey has been placed in
the Methodist church at jamestown.
Some of the claim shanties in the
northwestern part of the state were
turned topsy turvy by the February
storm.
It is said that Chris Rott, who was
murdered at Ashley by q half dozen
Russians, was to have located in Velvh
soon,
Lieut.. Dan Slattery of Bismarck was
injured at Glendive by the bursting Of
q water gauge. Some Of the glass hit
his eye.
The fortune teller at Cooperstown
must have been q big business from
the way some Of the alleged victims
are kicking. IS }3 s
The miscreants who are endeavoring
to damage the telephone service at
Bismarck seem to forget the proxim-
ity Of the pen. .ss..
Ralph Maxwell has leased his Lid
gerwbod, HRnkinson and Cayuga5
creameries to . Minneapolis, firm for
ID term Of years. 81 &
People freeze to death In Texas
while North Dakota enjoys balmy
weather It's no wonder the state
attracts new settlers. AS ~