The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23
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Pool tables at Minot must pay IL
censes my
Granville will have business mems
league
Palermo is attracting lot of home.
ssteaders.
Minnewaukan seems to be long on
blind piggers.
More coal mines are being found in
Ward county.
Il Many creameries have shut down
for the winter.
Vegetable thieves are reported at
.Cooperstown.
Ramsey county has adopted the free
textbook system.
Many counties have popular ladies
as deputy officials.
Moore bootleggcrs have been round
ed up at I.arimore.
4 A lot of new sidewalks have been
ordered at Ashley.
Ohio dealers are sending to Bis.
marck for potatoes.
A volunteer fire company is to be
organized at Lawton.
The band at Ray owns its own build
ing and dance hall.
Broncho busting attracted a large
attendance at Drayton.
Courtenay has completed arrange
ments for creamery.
!: The heavy rains have made trade
rather dull in some lines.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS are bringing large
prices around Goodrich. ..s
Sheyenne has filed an application
for a farmers institute. y
A number OF the state officials have
,enjoyed hunt at Napoleon. &
The Kensal people: are taking active
steps regarding the creamery. i.
The people of Abercrombie want
better drainage for that burg.
New skimming stations are being
established in Mcintosh county
Postmaster Stinson of Kensal is to
be succeeded by Harvey Hoover.
The children of Joe Devine were
poisoned by eating canned meats.
A couple of Glendale men scrapped
and one was fined in police court.
Two separators were destroyed by
fire in Ramsey county in one week.
The war against the lumber deal
er sat Bowbells is becoming bitter.
Some one has discovered the recent
weather is good for mushrooms.
The tow mill at Wahpcton is eX-
pectcd to be in operation by Nov. ].
Isolated cases of diphtheria are re-
ported from different sections of the
state. --
The husband of the Granville lady
denied she blew out the gas at Grand
Forks.
l. The coal dealers have begun to
speculate on the size Of their bank
rolls
A sneak thief at Harvey got thirty
days for attempting to steal an over
coat
The Sawyer people rejoice over the
promise of bridge across the river
there.
A Granville woman is accused of
blowing out the gas at Grand Forks
hotel.
Youngsters at Grand Forks have
bad habit of firing guns within the
city limits.
Jamestown is to build new hose
cared for.
The people of Rugby are interested
in macaroni flour and like the bread
it makes.
The capital stock of the First, Ma
tionai bank at Rugby has been boost
ed to $4,000.
High water on the Mouse river has
caused some damage by backing up
under haystacks.
Three more alleged blind piggers
have been arrested in eX-Congressman
Johnscn's town.
A board bill jumper from New Rock
ford was rounded up at Jimtown and
made to settle.
The school supply fend seems to be
about as persistent as the lightning
rod peddlers.
The question of the payment of de-
linquent. taxes is causing a lot of dis
cussion at Devils Lake.
There has been but little grain mar
keted recently because of the terri
BILE condition of the roads.
Attorney j. G. sAdamson Of Devils
Lake. formerly secretary to Congress.
man Marshall, was recently wed.
Frank Frazier, who suicided at
Hoople. was at one time located at
Grafton as q photographer.
Clerk OF Court Morck Of Morton
county died with his boots on and at
his post, in his Office at Mandan.
More trains have been running on
the McHenry branch of the Northern
Pacific this fall than ever before.