The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-09-02
~ Al IN lI .ll} n N - \. "a II
orth Dakota
subbins; s s,

u al IL
Hobos at Bismarck are made to cut
weeds.
Hunter is to have bucket shop
this fall. A.
IA colony from Rugby may locate in
Georgia.
Thieves broke into store at Aber-
crombie. &i 4,
Tho Cavalier county crops are the
best ever.
"A lot OF weeds have been destroyed
at Grandin.
Towner county seems to have u boz
nanza crop.
There is q lot Of building in prog
ress at Mandan.
Horse thieves got in their work
North of Kenmare.
Some burglaries have been commit
ted around Wheelock. 4
The machinery men claim a good
year despite the rust. Z
Any old kind Of q. dog that will hunt
Is popular these days.
Granville had another burglary and
local talent lis suspected.
/ Crops around Kathryn were dam
aged to some extent by hail.
Fessenden voted for incorporation
BY an Overwhelming majority.
Kids have. been swiplng Keys from
postoffice boxes at Dickinson.
The judges at, the Bottlneau county.
fair gave geneEatssatisfaction. , Z,
). There are some damage suits in
Ward county from prairie fires. -
:. A Minot lineman went to sleep on
the top of an%electric light pole.
Bismarck seems to have its share
Of tonghs and hobos this summer. >,
Some boys broke open box of
goods at the depot at Hannaford.
When spoilers struck Minot the
blind: pigs closed up in short order.
The people of Cleveland have.a new
depot and now they want an agent.
B. F. Osborne may give up his lease
on the Occidental hotel at Casselton.
A petition has been circulated at
Balfour declaring against the blind
pigs.
Some Minoters want a grand jury
summoned to investigate local condi-
lions.
A new dormitory will be added to
the ST. Johns academy at James,
town. -.
The tower of the new Catholic
church at Mandan will be ia feet
high.
The victim of the Bottineua ra2ist
is said to be his fourteen-year-old
niece. ~. ~:
A Canuck book agent at Neche was
arrested for not having peddlers Ii
cense. e3'"
The farmers elevator company at
New Rockford bought an old line ele-
vator.
There is difficulty at Kenmare over
the location of the site for the water
tower.
There are still several thousand
acres of government land in Kidder
county. =: ..
A Minot woman was hit by berth
while riding in sleeping car. 1t fell
on her.
1t is claimed that the poison put out
for gophers has killed a lot of birds in
this state. -. 49,
A farmers. elevator company at
Rugby has purchased one of the old
line houses.
Hon. N. P. Rasmussen of Valley
City has invested in some Mercer
county lands.
Patients have been recently taken to
the asylum from Richland and Sar-
gent counties.
The postoffice at Fort Totten may
be removed to the store site and the
old row ended.
Judge Goss, the nominee of the Re
publicans In the Eighth district, is
only 80 years old.
Mail order houses and groc Wy ped
dlers have done big business in many
towns in the state.
The organization Of the small mill
ers Of the state will result in y lot
more export business.
The row over the drainage bitches
in .rraill county promises to eclipse
the political campaign.
Towner wants a chief of police who
will enforce the ordinances the new
city council lis to enact.
New townsites are being located
beyond Mohall on the extension of the
Great Northern branch.
|! A town in Montana is named after
Judge Cowan Of Devils Lake, who is
interested in the townsite.
A lot Of extra deputies have been
appointed In the northern half Of the
state by Game Warden Hale.
At Cooperstown a man was arrested
on suspicion OF having stolen horse
at Moorhead. but he could not be iden-
titled. "a
~ Morton cnilntv nam nhYected -,