The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-06

Il "a 1oI VI SeIClefS are expected AROUND
Palermo, Ward county, this spring.
4 A dray line merger seems to have
been accomplished at Valley City.
"A number of Hankinson people are
going into the Alberta country.
Tower City and Page may be con-
nected with a rural telephone line.
An employe5 of the flax mill at May
vile lost an arm in the machinery.
During the cold spell the Northern
Pacific handled only through freight.
Carl Nelson, a former Paramount
boy, has a position in the Philippines.
st. Thomas people are planning to
have improved ice Kinks next winter.
The man who feared the ice supply
would be limited is now kicking him.
self
Sheriff Mcdonald of Morton county
went to South Dakota for some horse
thieves.
Since the raid at Bismarck plans
are being made to purify the water
supply.
A pair of Grand Forks kids started
for the coast but were put off the train
at Towner.
The granting of new trial to Will
lam Barry doesn't seem to get him out
of the pen.
Mrs. Fuller has been appointed post
mistress at William Farleys town,
Spiritwood.
Settlers in Ward county seem to
have fondness for the timber on
school lands
party of serenaders at Williston
broke a plate glass window and there
was trouble galore.
Cooperstown wants some kind of an
arrangement made so new school
house can be erected.
At social at Glenullin one infatu.
ated young man put up $1,000 for
basket for his best girl.
Dawson people claim the Northern
Pacific extension from Edgeley will.
strike that town instead Of Steele.
Joe Bush, formerly Of Emmons
county, has been appointed cattle In
spector: in:,the Indian department
AN Enderlin; man lighted match to
see how much gas Here was in his
acetylene plant aud he discovered.
Mayxille people are disappointed be-
cause the new flyer is to pass through
that town in the night time, both
ways. siis.s 5s5 4
The school for the deaf and dumb at
Devils Lake will be equipped for bet
ter work when the new buildings are
erected. III u & t. a 3s. s.S'as
\ "a number Of settlers from Okla
homa and Kansas are arriving at Bow
don. Many Of the men were accom-
panied by their families. s#
Horsemen in, the western part of the
state are preparing to furnish the
farmers of the eastern section some
high-grade stock this spring.
| 1t is announced that Dawson Is Ito
be rejuvenated and a paper will be
established there In anticipation 81
the Northern Pacific extension.
ToWner has determined to have bet:
| ter fire protection, and one citizen has
promised to give. $500. Another viii
give $500. That should help some.
Il Representative Mallough of # Cass
COUNTY remained at Bismarck during
the Legislative vacation. Mrs. Malloush
sis spending the winter there Wi til him.
s Some of the 3thermo in the
state were working overtime during
the cold spell, and a few OF them seem
itoS have desce nded into some low
places. * II gsls
1sss Many farmers have every thing al
readiness for spring tthe wheat
1, lscleaned. harness mended and m9ct,in,
sry repaired and ase others.
Since the Bert plssIople heard id
4 drug stores vera limited It'll fhe
sale of four ~ I'm I 81 booze pei
snlontli a new ganE has ,,lae1 put on the
Tell
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