The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-15

Methodist ar0 planning the early
Ierection Of = church edifice az Ray. @
The old settlers, reunion Ut walcott
5is said to have been 81 grand sue
cess III s5s
The Griggs county farmers' annual
picnic at Jessie was q highly enjoy.
able affair. & rs u; 8s NJ
Fred w. Walker and Miss Laura
Ethel Peoples Of Steele were married
at Bismarck. Il 81 NJ N
Rain cut Ia and played an interfer.
ence game with the old settlers picnic
at Wimbledon. &. i57 "
Osnabrock M. w "A. people report
the time Of their liveslat q recent. lodge
picnic at Soper. ,s5sss.
The Palermo postodice has been
raisedsto the dignity Of an information.
al money order Office. 8.
The people of Ross are lionizing
their ball players over q very satisfac.
tory series of victories.
The last of bunch of stolen horses
recovered at Williston have been iden.
tilted and claimed by the owners.
| Burleigh county has farmer named
Millett who is actively engaged in pro.
noting the cultivation of alfalfa.
The state railroad commissioners
have been making their annual tours
OF inspection during the past few days.
First judicial district Republicans
cave noNlpated Attorney. ]. H. Bos.
ard of GTand Forks for the district
bench.
The marriage Of Mr.. Harry Bake,
and Miss Julia Nachtsheim of Buffalo
was among the closing nuptial events
Of June.
Frank Streeter of Linton has passed
the mental examination for admission
to the United States naval academy at
Annapolis.
! County superintendent of the state
met for the discussion of official and
! educational topics at the state capitol
last week.
The Trail County Farmers Mutual
Insurance company claims over one
and one-half million dollars insurance
in force.
Postmaster and Mrs. H. s. Oliver Of
Lisbon celebrated their silver wedding
4 anniversary with a pleasant gathering
of friends.
A BiRford man marketed a 7Oo-pound
porker, which was considered good
weight for an animal of plain, unla.
belod variety.
| The Walhalla old settlers meeting
was attended by a large number Of
people, but rain interfered with por.
ton of the program.
Kensal people nearly exhausted the
local rice market in their desire to
adequately celebrate the Maynard
Paulsen nuptials last week.
A Minot man lodged across the
Canadian boundary to evade the law
under complaint lodged against him by
an outraged young woman.
The state capitol commission has
abolished all passes on the capitol
trolley line, and hereafter state officers
and all will have to pay fare.
Some of the Alfred county people
thought it wasn't best to relinquish the
name Of an honored pioneer even to
do credit to the name of Roosevelt.
North Dakota militia gets $3.50
worth of arms and equipment under
the latest war department appropria-
ton which has just been made effect
i've.
Fire destroyed the farm residence Of
Andrew Anderson in western Cass
county, and Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson had
a narrow escape from losing their
lives.
The much.discussed question as to
where ex-Editor McGahan Of Bismarck
is about to locate seems to be answer
ed by the announcement that he is go.
ing to travel.
A Bismarck woman is under arrest
for admitted completely in the conceal.
ment of the prisoner Graham. who re-
and was recaDtured.
Some of the North Dakota, kidlets
think the Fourth was not altogether an
independence" day because they were
not allowed to explode their giant
crackers on the front porch.
Hannaford business men are said to
have hit upon a plan of protecting the
interests of their local livery men by
refusing to buy goods of travelling men
who drive out of town with any 9th.
ers.
/ "A Cooperstown man who was mar
ried at St. Louis, acquired some noto
riety through colored mans insist
ence upon opening the magistrates
4 bottle Of wine in celebration Of the
event.
i The new power clippers being used
in various parts of the state by sheer
raisers are claimed to enable the
h shearers to get a pound Of wool more
per head than can be obtained by hand
methods.
Mrs. Elizabeth Graham. RESIDING