The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-25
Cakes has organized literary club.
A building boom is on at Litchville.

Psychologists are numerous over the
state.
Tower City people like macaroni
bread.
DR.. Newlove of Towner will locate in
Minot.
A new mercantile firm is to locate at
Omemee.
Dickinson was infested with lot of
gypsies.
Chicken thieves have been busy at
Tower City.
More homeseekers are coming into
Ward county.
The Drayton roller mills have
changed hands.
A special term of court was held at
Fessenden.
Bisbee is among the towns that are
growing rapidly.
Bisbee is among the towns that are
growing rapidly.
A creamery picnic will be held at
La Moure Oct. s.
securing teachers
Vandals have been destroying prop
erty in Minot hotels.
Brinsmade rejoices over the posi-
bility of new hotel
l. Rugby is anxious to secure one of
the farmers Institutes.
Illinois land seekers like tie coun-
try around Wahpeton:
Efforts are being made to secure ar
tesian wells at Goodrich.
| Pembina is to have a combination
city hall and opera house.
The 500 is ballasting it's track be-
tween Enderlin and Harvey.
jamestown people expect to pay
about So per ton for Ignite.
Growers of macaroni wheat in La
Moure county will organize.
A separator belonging to Carl Fried
Of Barnes county was burned.
At Darcy stranger passed $40
Confederate bill on a resident.
Some vandals tore up things in Ale
school building at Cooperstown.
The accidental killing record is be.
ing fully maintained in this state
A mutual fire insurance. company
has been organized at Valley City.
The new school building at Omemee
will be ready for occupancy Dec. 1.
Lisbon people shipped forty bush
els of wild plums to Fargo dealers.
There is chance to secure rural
delivery route out of Cooperstown.
hypnotist came to grief at Ashley
and some of his baggage was attached.
Glenburn, one of the new Ward
county towns, held harvest festival.
The row over the change Of the town
site from Rlehburg to Westhope is still
on.
The weather was somewhat against
the success of the Hankinson street
fair.
Some fine blooded hogs are being
shipped into the country around Har
vey.
The stranger who was quarantined
with smallpox at Souris made his es-
cape.
Peter Heating, who had resided in
Richland county twenty-nine years, is
dead.
The Jamestown bar adopted lauda-
tory resolution son the late Judge
Rose
1t is claimed that many shooters
were too busy to secure hunting IL
censes.
The wheat yield around Grandin is
said to be from twenty to forty bushels
per acre.
w. j. Dale of Stutsman county has
raised about $500 bushels of Dent corn
this year.
There was row at Goodrich over
the selection of a site for the school
building.
Flockmasters report the sheep on
the ranges in this state are in splendid
condition.
Nearly all the high schools in the
state will have strong football teams
this fall.
The little child of Rev. F. J. Hubbard
of Buffalo was bitten in the face by
vicious dog.
Many towns in the state insist on
better police protection during the
hobo period.
A man who is accused of swiping
flax last March has just been bound
over at Harvey.
The North Dakota State Bar associ-
alton held it's annual meeting at Grand
Forks. A. Bruce, who was the dele
gate from the state to the National as
sociation made his report, and Presi-
dent ]. H. Bossard made his annual
address, in which he advocated a law
increasing the salaries of district
judges and discussed at some length
the merger litigation, UNFOLDING the
stand taken by Judge Lochren. The
| following officers were reelected:
President, j. H. Bosard Grand Forks;
| vice president M II Freeman Devils