The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-17

NE" homegrown. spuds are report
ed In many sections of the state.
The sheriff of La Moure county cap.
,tured another blind pig at Edgeley.
All sections of the state Seem to- be
rejoicing over the excellent rains.
Tax cases in Grand Forks county
are being adjusted by stipulation.
Bids are invited for the erection Of
new postofiice building at NIinot.
Underwood is the name of the new
stone are found in unlimited uuanti-
ties.
Page has adopted some strenuous
ordinances for the improvement of the
city.
The telephone line at Cooperstown
is being extended to a number of
farms.
An eighteen-room addition will be
built to the Merchants hotel at Wah-
peton.
Williams county game wardens an
nounce that the game laws will be en-
forced.
Mayville officials are determined
that bike riders must keep off the
sidewalks.
Fighting on the streets at Wilton
Is pastime that will no longer be
tolerated.
David Fornes of st. Thomas was
thrown from rig and broke an arm
in two places.
A Dunseith man had to kill a mare
that was thought to have been bitten
i. by mad dog.
The bones of two Indians were
found by farmers near Stanley while
digging we'll.
Bowbells voted to incorporate and
the town will be cleaned up and cpl
denies avoided.
jamestown druggists are said to
have concluded not to ask for permits
under the new law.
A lot of Indian children have re-
Gently returned to this state from the
schools in the East.
Rugby will be lighted by electricity.
The work on the plant is being pushed
as rapidly as possible.
The Minot people intend to make
the 1908 fair a bigger success than
any Of it's predecessors.
Senator Cooper of Cooperstown is
going extensively into the breeding of
registered Galloway cattle.
years to come. Red and white sand
town in which the briquetting plant
will be located by Gen. Washburn.
Otto Heck has retired from the
hardware business at Portal and sold
to Messrs. Chezik and Kotschevar.
A notorious character was arrested
at Mandan on grand larceny charge
and bound over to the district court.
Roy Ball of Inkster was shot in. the
ankle, but the bullet was extracted
without injury and he is as we'll as
ever.
There was some promiscuous shoot
ing at Bismarck, and bullet crashed
through a window in Mrs McLcan's
residence.
A house was torn down at Rolla re-
Gently that was formerly erected at
Belcourt, then moved to ST. Johns and
later to Rolla.
A farmer near Wyndmere delivers
500 pounds of milk daily to the cream
cry. He is not dependent on the
wheat crop.
A street preacher at Bismarck made
some reflections on the late President
Mckinley. to which strenuous objec-
lions were made.
The sand around Hope doesn't make
a good mixture for the cement side
walks and the manufacturers have to
ship in their supplies.
The question Of whether the visitors
will be allowed to tie their teams to
the telephone and telegraph poles in
Cando is now q paramount issue. (.
Drunken drivers are said to be get I
ting too gaysat Richburg and some
thing is likely to drop If more con-
sideration ~ ~ not shown = The horses.
DR.. Kochelmac cher, who has located
ii Fargo as q specialist, was formerly
located in Valley City, and has spent
some time In Europe taking special
courses. n
q Ransom count farmer had scrub
stock. grades and thorp ghbreds, and
found that the rAdea we're IL Dor
cent more sproAt BILE than the scrubs ]
md the thorous we're ss ~
cent.