The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-27
The Marion creamery opened March

!, Darlington is well represented in
Fargo educational institutions.
Attending auction sales is popular
diversion for the farmers now. 81.
4 Some high pressure artesian wells
are being bored in Sargent county. i.
At Berthold it is the proper thing to
carry beer in pals. Sunday afternoons.
The Northern Pacific surveyors have
a camp several miles west of Edgeley.
The efforts to reorganize Renville
county have not been abandoned, as
reported
The Dickinson electric light plant is
to be improved despite the talk of a
new franchise.
A lot of people differ on the benefits
of the $50 reward bill for the arrest of.
blind piggers.
The baseball cranks at Mckinney
have arranged. for ball to raise funds
to start team.
The railroads in this state had lot
OF trouble getting the tracks spiked
down after the cold snap
Some one started bear story at
Willow City and the hunters started
for the fun, but found farmer had
killed it,
around Fingal some farmers put out
poison for foxes and killed about all
the dogs in the county that were worth
anything. ~. ~.
The people who used Ignite this
winter for the first time are not kick
ing over results as long as they could
secure a supply.
There is more talk of the extension
of the Northern Pacific branch from
McHenry to Oberon to connect with
the Esmond line
A Mohall man missed some sacked
flax and later found the sacks at
Minot elevator. He is now endeavor-
ing to trace the thief.
The man with seed potatoes for sale
is becoming arrogant now in the place
of the fellows that have been "extor-
tfonating". the people on coal.
Mrs. John Black of Niagara had a
narrow escape by her clothing being
ignited by lamp, but she extinguished
the flames before being injured.
Osnabrock people claim that 1,25O,.
900 bushels of grain were raised in
that vicinity last year, and one-fifth of
the amount remains to be shipped.
There is a big row on at Grand
Forks because some of the store.
keepers who signed the early closing
agreement have violated their pledges.
Efforts are being made to induce
some farmers to raise hemp. If the
murders continue so numerous, large
amount of the product will be in de.
mand.
A Williston blind pigger announces
that he had quit the business and was
going to conduct a restaurant to &C.
commodate the rush of settlers this
spring.
The man who owns a nice farm in
North Dakota has something that will
his progeny out of the almshouse for
a long time.
The affairs of the superintendent of
schools of Ward county are still being
conducted by Bickford, who appealed
from Judge Cowan's decision in favor
of Miss Frost.
Lum Gee, a distinguished resident
Of Grand Forks, is in Canton, China,
on a visit to his mother, and writes
back that North Dakota is the best
place ON the map.
Patents granted North Dakota in
ventors are: B. T. Gibbons, Buffalo,
traction engine; A. Hagemeister, Alb
saraka, hay rack attachment; j. L..
Hamel, Grafton, dumping car.
In Nelson county a group of six fam:
lilies reside within mile of each other
and they report forty-three living chill
dren, and still some people fear the
race will run out.
The ranchmen in the western part
of Merton county are said to be rails
ing some high-grade horses that find
ready sales tc the farmers in the east
ern part of the state.
The railroad companies do not seem
alarmed over the passage of the fellow
servant law by the legislature, and it
will evidently not prevent the extern
sion of The railroads in this state, as
predicted by some.
The Jewish Daily News of New York
announces that in answer to questions
sent to prominent Jews in Russia two
replies had been received, indicating
that the recent ukase of the car pro-
claiming religious freedom meant very
little to the Hebrews.
t% The Missouri house has passed the
senate bill prohibiting the sale or Civ
ing away of cigarettes, cigarette paper
or cigarette wrappers to persons under
eighteen years Of age under a penalty
of 800, fine for each offense.
d Attorneys and Representatives Of
striking Transfers and transfer COM
panies Of Kansas City have reached an
agreement and, the wagons are rum
ming as usual. The transfer compa-.
MES agree to recognize the union and
made other concessions. n 5sa,s ss
The International Union OF CONNER
rial ToInrranhAra and the Order nf