The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-20
News, IF the State.
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La Moure. wants q brickyaYd. ~.
Kensal gets an farmers elevator.
Ranchmen report the stock looking
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Kuhn has organized a. pedestrian
club.
Minot anticipates $4,000 union
depot. s.
The Cando postoffice has been i'm
proved. -.
Cando defeated Leeds in a bowling
contest
Ice Kinks are falling into innocuous
desuetude.
The Renville postoffice doesn't seem
to be a snap.
There was only one change on the
state pen board.
Settlers are coming earlier this year
than ever before.
The plans for the jamestown cream
cry are advancing.
Grafton has furnished lot of en-
bezzlement cases.
Towner county is billed for another
big batch of Ohio farmers.
Many former educators are breaking
into the insurance business.
George Trotter of Minot fell on an
axe and nearly severed his wrist.
Three bills that were passed by both
houses never got to the governor
There seems to be general DISPOSE
ton to seed less flax this spring.
Eleven carloads of immigrant NOV
ables from Iowa arrived at Wilton.
Nearly every locality in the state
will receive new settlers this spring.
The macaroni flour turned out by
the Minor mill is in great demand.
Col. Lounsbury has been at Cando
investigating some contested claims.
Cakes is after the champion base.
ball team of that section of the state.
Much Benson county cream is being
shipped to the New Rockford cream
cry.
The question of competitive tele-
phone franchise still excites Grand
Forks.
Drayton seems to have a surplus of
kids and the schools are filled to over
flowing.
The legislators wouldn't stand for
the bill to appoint a high school in
spector.
Frank Hughes, the Kenmare blind
pigger, was bound over after being cap
tured away over at Wilton.
Four young men who went to the
Canadian Northwest from Sanborn are
back again, and glad of it.
jamestown people will vote on April
FOOLS day on the organization of an
independent school district.
There is a row at Larimore because
OF the criticism of a play given by the
young people of the schools.
Sam Berkland, who was reported
missing from Mohall, died in the Grand
Forks county hospital last fall.
Tom Driscoll is being congratulated
for the successful work he did in the
interest of the fellow servant railroad
bill.
Ex-State Treasurer Driscoll is said
to have made big thing in some land
investments in the Canadian North
west
Bishop Stanley will dedicate the
new Catholic church at Lakota April
is, and the one at Doehr the following
day.
Robert Embury, who had bad rec
ord in Pembina county, was sent to the
pen for two years by the st. Vincent
court.
At Lakota some miscreant swiped
some boiling potatoes, kettle and all,
and took jar of pickles just to show
he was right
Winner & Adams Of South Dakota
are establishing a line of lumber yards
in this state. The first one has been
opened at Steele.
Dad Clinch, the well-known print
er, now at Minnewaukan, has been
granted a Sc pension. He is entitled
10 more CQan CnaC.
At Finley man was driving over
the tracks and got across far enough
so that the rear wheel of his rig was
all the train struck.
1t is said that Dr. Sifton is a candi-
date to succeed Supt. Moore of the in
sane asylum, and that Tommy Poole
will be steward.
The slopers had the head and hide
of big buffalo wolf on exhibition in
the state capitol as an object lesson,
before the vote was taken on the wolf
bounty law.
George Campbell of Park River was
carrying an armfull of pop bottles at
the Park River bowling alley. One ex-
ploded and injured his eye so severely
that the sight may be lost.
IS. A Grand Forks lady gave birth to
her seventh son March at seven min
utes past seven in the morning, and
it was the seventh year of her. resi-