The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-24
Mcrntosh county hasS$retired . $4,000


The Northern Pacific will locate q
pumping station at Medina.
FA Medina man has an ofter to do q
high-wire stunt at the st. Louis fair
daily. .5
Lilac hedges are said to have been
grown with great success at James
town. Gs5 ii 81 N \, 5as. b y A ( n
The K. p. band Of Minnewaukan will
furnish music at Fessenden on the
Fourth. ss n 8 a, 4: ..i$
McHenry. has a newly organized gun
club which starts out with q, favorable
showing. AZ
The Ringing circus will strike some
Of the bigger towns In the state again
this year.
The Benson County Telephone com
pany is putting in poles for an Esmond
exchange.
Carl Nelson. residing near Courte.
nay, was drowned while fishing in
Jim" lake. /. rs
Cooperstown is contemplating the
establishment Of a first-class city light
ing system.
A Foster county candidate for sher.
(iff has boom that laps clear over into
Stutsman county.
A couple Of Churchs Ferry young
men have a gasoline launch of their
own manufacture.
"Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch
is said to have struck the state in an
elocutionary form.
An Illinois real estate man has per.
suaded colony Of fifty families to To-
cate near Edgeley.
A camera club has been organized
at Fargo with membership open to all
residents OF the state.
North Dakota's expenses in dipping
cattle to destroy the scab disease will
approximate 100000.
! Edgeley will have series Of re-
ligious meetings conducted by Evan
gelist Robert L. Jones.
Buffalo people are receiving liberal
praise for the good entertainment pro.
vided at the racing meet.
Buford is not too far out on the. from.
tier to have a lawn tennis club, an4;
may also possess few dudes.
A double wedding Of popular young
people afforded pleasant social SEN
satioh at Wheatland last week.
Williston has new orchestra or.
ganized by former theatrical man
who has recently located there.
Some of the farmers Institutes arm
reported as being unusually well at
tended for this time of the year.
Mohall people want to regulate SONS
Of their apparently unbeatable institI.
tons Of questionable character.
Cando people are planning an espe.
cially good time for visitors at thei!
city during the races June 20 to 80.
Havana's physician, DR.. Steele, tool
advantage of the June matrimonial &C.
tivity and secured himself a popular
! bride.
A Wilton boy named Brodie died Of
gunshot wound, the circumstances OF
which are being investigated by the
authorities.
The annual meeting of the Stata
Sportsmen's association was held at
Minot with favorable weather and q
good attendance.
The third trial of William Barry of
Milton on the charge of numbering his
hired man resulted in a renewal Of the
verdict of guilty.
The little seven-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sever Halvorson of Valley
City was drowned while playing in q
boat on the river.
A malady known as ''blind measles
resulted in the death of two little chill.
dren at Sawyer within short time
after being taken sick.
Hobos will be asked to vacate the
park at Valley City so some of the
citizens and their wives, daughters and
best girls have chance.
The junior partner Of the firm OF
Bennett & Montgomery was happily
welded last week to Grand Forks
girl, Miss Anna Walker.
A west-bound 500 flyer was wrecked
near Cathay while going at the rate
Of thirty.five miles an hour. No seri-
GUS personal injuries are reported.
A New Rockford couple, who eloped
from the woman's husband and three
children, were caught at Velva and
taken back to answer for their folly.
Five Of the Fargo "madams" are un.
der bond to appear before Judge Pol
lock on charge OF contempt OF court in
the disobedience Of q recent injunc.
Ition. Is ..5.< II q h.
Prospective, visitors to the worlds
/ fair ct St. Louis are interested in the
report that room rents, which were re-
ported e1orbitant. have been greatly
reduced. az slS i '5 n AZ
I The ever recurrent accident Is hap.
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