The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-14
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. Wimbledon gets . new clothing
store.
. Bowbells is to have football team
this fall
Telephone poles are growing at Ken,
mare.
A Tower City physician may locate
at Goodrich.
The state militia expects the new
rifles in August.
Spring Lake is a popular resort for
Rugby people.
Anamoose rejoices over promises of
better mail srvic.
A charter has been issued for state
bank at Mckinney.
The crop in Cavalier county is re-
ported to be spotted.
The Citizen boasts of the fine gar
dens around Goodrich.
Farmer Muir, near Knox, died sud.
denly Of heart failure.
The reorganization of Renville coun-
ty is still being agitated.
A lot of final proofs are being made
on Stutsman county land.
There was some hail in recent
storm in Cavalier county.
Judge MUMMY of Buford is hearing
some important land cases.
Special Examiner Lounsberry has
been in the Williston country.
E. G. Kruger is now proprietor of
the drug store at Bowbells
Courtenay streets are being graded
and other improvements made.
Nothing but devastating hail storm
can head off big crop in Ward.
Hobos are thick at Lidgerwood and
there has been some petty thieving.
The New Rockford creamery turned
out five tons of fine butter last month.
Some stranger swiped lot of cloth
ing from Landlord Reckstead at Cava-
lier. .n
New Rockford is being congratulate
ed on securing the Congregational
academy. .ar
There is some agitation in Ward
county in favor of 2-cent tax bounty
on gophers.
Exhibits will be secured in La Moure
county for the Northern Pacific Offices
in st. Paul.
The second burglary that ever &C.
Cured at Walhalla was recently re,
ported there.
North Dakota seems to have been in
vaded by transient crooks earlier this
year than usual.
Cavalier county will have the poor
est crop this year that the county has
ever experienced.
Miss Josephine Lindstrom of Ober.
on has been admitted to practice med
icine in this state.
Baseball is so popular at Bismarck
that the grand-stand and bleachers
have been enlarged.
Flax is dying on some Foster county
fields, but it is said to be due to drouth
rather than flax wilt.
Some miscreant has been breaking
the glass in the windows of the Will
liston school building.
A Jamestown man is returning to
Germany to make that country his
home till the finish.
Bob Jackson fell distance of nearly
thirty feet at Jamestown, and escaped
with a few bruises.
What has become of the committees
appointed to collect grains and grasses
for the st. Louis expo?
Wales in Cavalier county, has de-
cided to have two-story school build
ing erected this summer.
There is kick at La Moure because
cars that are set out by trainmen are
left across the sidewalks.
Miss Hurley, who has been assistant
postmaster at Bowbells, was recently
married at Minot to R. A. Gerolamy.
On account of the death of some
horses by CHAMBERS, several livery
barns in the state have been disinfect-
cd.
Bismarckers banquetted the congress
sional committee which inspected Fort
Lincoln. Senator McCumber was pres
ent.
There are ten boy children in the
North Dakota children's home that
Supt. Hall would like to place in good
hands.
A hired man in Cavalier county
maze a mistake and took dose Of
formalin, but the doctors pulled him
through.
q Fred Kruger. who settled in the
k1reat Bend country of Richland in the
p7Os, is dead as a result of runaway
accident. @ +;
There are so many former residents
of the Wolverine state around Bal
four that Michigan Club has been
organized.