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

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!Kensal is to have feed milk +
Ashley has decided to incorporate.
The horse dealers are busy men
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A: The r., reported shooting Y ,t., Kynsal
A lot Of North Dakotans are down at
West Baden. 'sF-
D, c. Geary, postmaster at Florine,
recently died.
A'telephone line is wanted between
Buffalo and Alice.
- Glenullen is determined to have a
fast baseball team.
Some farmers are already contract
ing for their twine
There will be some telephone extern
sion around Dunseith.
= What has become of the smallpox
that was so prevalent last year?
Receiver Fox of the Minot land Of
fee will soon assume his duties. l
= The, flax fiber plants all over the
state seem to have been a success.
Minor Seems as proud of that new
well as some towns are of brewery
G: Stenerodden and life of Hickson
recently celebrated their silver we'd
ding. .. ss
The railroads are doing a rushing
business delivering farm implement
orders. ~
Schmid Bros. have returned to- Ober-
on after residence at Grandin and
Fargo.
Some. one started a story that the
route and not run to Linton, but it is
denied. .
I Nearly $4,000 has been subscribed
for the Dickinson Commercial club and
library. r&
George Gussner of Bismarck has
gone on visit to his old home in
Bavaria. ,D
Campers have been using school
houses in different parts of the state
at night. ~
The drivers of the free rural deliv-
cry had their troubles during the re-
cent thaw. ....
The farmers are ready to begin seed
ing just as soon as the weather man
will permit. ...
There will be dearth of matrimo-
NAL ventures till after the busy sea-
son is over.
Grandma Loutzenhized died at Dale
Emmons county, last week. She was
born in 1872.
Another batch of Iowans have ar
rived and secured homes eight miles
from Wilton.
The management of the Washburn
road announces a twleve-mile extern
sion this summer.
Alice is to have two banks. one by
Buffalo parties and the other backed
by Sheldon capitalists.
G. B. Gaines, who left Sheldon for
the Klondike, is now in the mining
business in South America.
With additional trains on both the
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becoming quite railroad center.
Some of the hotels. that have been
closed in the smaller towns during the
winter are being opened.
Dickinson will vote, April 4, to bond
$4,000 for the building and furnish
ing of additional school rooms.
]. Mcdonald, sent to the pen from.
Dickinson for horse stealing, has been
pardoned and will go to California.
The register OF deeds in most coun-
ties is busy man now on account of
the great number of real estate trans
fers
The Milwaukee officials are arrang-
ing for the beginning of work on the
extension of the road from Strasburg
to Linton.
There is some criticism of the new
law requiring auditors to assume their
duties April instead of March l, as
at present.
The Lidgerwood musical organiza-
ton is called the Little Irish Band
but the members seem to be largely
Bohemians.
The attorneys of the state expect
Leslie Simpson to be restored to prac.
tice at the Fargo meeting of the SUI
preme court.
It is practically impossible to rent
a residence at Minot, and the papers
are urging men of means to erect.
more houses.
Less fax, less wheat, less hades and
more hogs and cattle are what the
farmers are planning to raise in North.
Dakota this year. t#
Come Of the druggists will have to-
mark down the prices and hold bar
gain counter sales Of package whisky
If the Shiels law goes
"A Richland county man was offered
$50 an acre for his farm, but conclude
ed It was too good an investment and
still retains the place.
It is said there was run on a bank
in the central part Of the state recent
~, but the institution had enough
money to meet all demands. s "
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