The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-05-20
westhope win have Two moro iiotals.'

If Westhope will have two more hotels
Il Page win have new telephone Hness
/ In three directions. VI.
Edmore Methodists have a now nag.
tor, Rev. ri "a. Martyr;
Edmore had q II de Mai celebration
of its own this year. II.
A Fargo teacher was found uncoa.
scious after bad fall.
! Grand Forks comes to the front with
q sidewalk damage case.
The Enderlin baseball team was re-
organized with a flourish.
i New Rockford wants new steel
bridge across the james river.
Statistics show IS, 4ssEpupils enrolled
IN North Dakota Sunday schools.
j. Bert Duell of the state barDers' ex.
amining board may locate at Bisbee.
Hoople village has achieved the dis
tinction of possessing q bowling alley.
A little son OF B. F. Hood at Tower
City sustained the accidental loss of an
eye.
The number Of new postofflces in the
state bids fair to drive the mail clerks
crazy.
H. H. Steele of Mohall may make the,
race for state senator from Bottineau
county.
An exploding lamp caused $1,000
damage to rural store in Nelson
county.
Horse thieves are suspected to be re.
sponsible for many missing equines in
Mclean county.
| County commissioners are laying out
work on number of needed roads in
Mclean county.
Charles Lyford, a former Page resi-.
dent, was injured by the bursting of a
wheel at Frazee.
The New Rockford photograph gal
lery has changed hands and will be
greatly improved.
Grand Forks count yis said to owe
the city about 5000 mold penalty and
interest" accounts.
The volunteer frs departments are
getting into practice for tournament
sports next month.
4 Berwick business men subscribed
money for a three months term of
school for the summer.
| Cooperstown people are quite di.
vlded as to the proper location of the
proposed new school house.
i County auditors in the northwestern
/ 70 i,,%
period counting gopher tails.
Route No. out of Kindred is said
to do more business than any other
rural mail route out of the state.
The "old man" of the Valley City
alliance promises to go to Hunters
Hot Springs for his next annual bath,
/ Frank Shelburn, former proprietor
OF the Prescott hotel at Grand Forks,
will operate Williston food empori-
UNI.
Fargoans may renew the island fea.
ture of Island Park by pumping water
around it when the present supply
goes down.
Midshipman Paul Fretz, from Grand
Forks, has been promoted to the posi-
ton of assistant engineer on the bat
tleship Brooklyn.
matronly appearing woman with
an incompatible hair vigor has been
doing the business men of several
North Dakota towns.
A buggy was burned up while being
driven on the road between Forman
and Rutland, and the theory of spon-
taneous combustion is advanced.
Col. c. A. Lounsberry has resumed
his work as special land commissioner,
~. s-vs he will shortly resign to prac-
tice law in one of the northern coun.
ties.
Ernest Thompson Seton, the famous
novelist and naturalist, will spend
some time in the Pembina and Turtle
mountains getting material for his next
forthcoming book
A big flour mill, an addition to the
court house, and about twenty new
residences in course Of erection keep
the building tradesmen pretty busy at
Valley City this spring.
La Moure county ranchers sold three
cars of cattle in Chicago at $4.2O per
hundred weight. The animals were
fattened on hay and ground barley and
averaged 1,375 pounds per head.
An immigrant to Starkweather from
Washington state caused some com.
ment, as it is claimed the average man
! who moves to Washington doesn't
have money enough to get back this
far.
Ex-Forestry Commissioner Barrett
Of Church's Ferry knows how to raise
other things besides trees. as is evil
denced by the sale of a colt last week
to Penn parties for the moderate su.a