The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-14
continues to grow. s sssss
Iens IL popular 1t Edmond.
the hScrop is short In most local

The Lisbon baseball team is being
disbanded
Balfour Is determined to have a
creamery. a.
A lot of new land IL being broken
around Tioga.
Counterfeit quarters have been pass
ed at Hankinsol
One of the Minor preachers may re-
move to Alberta.
Macaroni wheat seems to be the real
thing over the state
A lot of four-legged hogs are raised
in La MOure county
The start for the creamery at Bot.
tineau has been made.
A farmer near Richburg recently saw
deer in his wheat field.
HaEneh people will soon be using
the telephone exchange.
An addition has been made to the
cemetery at Bottineau
The Pembina river is said to be
lower than for thirty years.
"A SdMUlluS JOluI dI DSVllS Lake WAS
raided and one man fined $35.
jewelry peddler was arrested at
jamestown, short license. a
The town of Bjelland in Ward coun-
ty was moved to Lansford. t
The Odd Fellows temple at Botti.
neau will be fine structure.
The Courtenay telephone exchange
starts with forty subscribers.
Some Lakota men are said to be
shooting game out of season.
An effort to burglarize the Bismarck
Grocery company was frustrated.
Hunter is proud of the large number
of pupils in the schools there.
Stutsman county homesteaders are
making lot of proofs this year.
A resident of Sawyer complains that
the blind pig there is nuisance.
The La Moure creamery is turning
out 1000 pound sof butter week.
Ed Clamp of Jamestown was thrown
from buggy and one leg fractured.
The business mems club at James
town is increasing in Membership.
1t is claimed that the sale of beer
was not prohibited at some fairs.
Muskrats are said to be exterminat.
ing the young ducks in Ward county
There is said to have been some
bootlegging at Park River during the
fair.
There seems to be an epidemic of
circuscs in the Northwest this sum-
mer.
The people of Goodrich rejoice be-
cause they have a church with
steeple. %
Devils Lakers are numbering their
residences in anticipation of free city
delivery.
The exhibit of grains from the state
for the ST. Louis expo should not be
neglected.
With it's telephone exchange and
new electric. light plant, Rugby is right
in the swim.
The bond issue at Granville for
school purposes may be headed of by
litigation.
Some boys were arrested in Rolette
county on the charge of frightening q
team of horses.
The sewers of Grafton have been
completed and the people are waiting
for the paving.
Crops are so good in Richland and
Sargent counties that piano agents
have bonanza.
The Bismarck Gun club intends to
see that the game law is enforced in
that section of the state.
The population of the state pen is
said to be 146, with one or two escaped
prisoners to round up.
w. R. Fleming has had his costly
specimens of mounted birds shipped
from Grafton to Minneapolis.
There is an active demand for home
steads along the new line of the North
ern Pacific from Edgeley to Dawson
A Dickinson man started to kill a |
steer, and accidentally shot himself |
through the hand, the cheek and the
ear.
One travelling man is authority for
the statement that Richland and Ward
counties have the finest crops in the
state.
At Devils Lake man was assaulted
and one shoulder dislocated. His as
sailant got off with fifteen days i'm.
prisonment sSas
Arthur Donaldson, who swiped $50
from Capt Heermans steamer at Dew
lis Lake, got two and a half years In
the pen.
Near Balfour man set fire to burn
an old haystack and the flames got
away and destroyed the hay on several
sections. 81:
Rugby merchants organized pro.
tective association and deadbeats viii
now have to go to the next town to do
their trading.
There has not been q great deal lot
work done on the claims around Ry