The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-09-16
souris Is prospecting this fall.
Minot is after a lecture course.
Rust did little damage around Bin

Inc lot sale at Stanley has been
good.
Boat riding is popular pastime at
Minot.
Some big bags of game are reported
by hunters.
Cooperstown is getting q lot of ce.
ment sidewalks. a
Two boys at Granville are ship.
ping turtles east.
Denbigh will have an Independent
elevator this fall.
Napoleon is to have q fine new
Methodist church.
More artesian wells are being sunk
In Sargent county.
Grafton's new hospital has been
opened for business.
Six townships in Nelson county will
have to be renamed.
Cathay blind pigs were given a
short time to close up
The Cooperstown merchants expect
a big business this fall,
The Rugby mill has been purchased
by Willow City capitalists.
Some hen roosts at Sanborn have.
suffered from raids by hobos.
A lot of farmers got 81 bushel for
their wheat at the elevators.
Dickinson has added twenty blocks
of cement sidewalks this summer.
The site for the new Great North.
ern depot at Minot has been selected.
Wheat around Northwood will aver.
age about thirteen bushels per acre.
Matt Walsh of st. Paul is the new
engineer at the state capitol building.
Near Island Lake it is claimed the
game laws have been greatly violated.
There is some difficulty in securing
peton.
Several hunting dogs at Esmond
were stolen just before the shooting
season.
A Grafton man was adjudged insane
because he imagined turkeys were
wolves.
The farmers are advised to stack
their grain and go ahead with fall
blowing.
Alex Mandt of Mandt was arrested
on a charge of violating the prohibit
ton law.
A Bismarck real estate agent was
arrested at Jamestown and t&ken back
for trial.
Cheap tinhorn gamblers are invad.
ing the small towns to do up the har.
vest hands.
Thirteen hobos were arrested at
Minot the other day and five of them
had peg legs.
In some places in Minot the side.
walks are so high people get a ladder
to reach them.
The roads in the Red river valley
will not be in good shape for automo-
billing this fall.
The early closing movement has
been abrogated in most towns till tho
first Of the year.
A Dickey county steel bridge gave
way with traction engine, but no
one was injured.
The people of the Mouse river val.
ley have an opportunity to secure irri.
cation if they want it.
Wood lake, near Devils Lake, will
probably secure one Of the townsites
on the reservation.
Two hobos were arrested at Crary
and given fifteen days on the charge
of stealing a revolver.
People in the western part of the
state want the fire breaks plowed as
soon as the rain is over.
Some contemplate cuss poisoned
dogs at Cooperstown just at the open
ing of the shooting season.
The Russians, who were in a bad
way around Velva last year, have
raised good crop this season.
Farmers are urged to clean their
grain at home and save as much dock
age as possible at the elevators.
Some Minneapolis grain dealers are
making a speciality of macaroni wheat
and are disposing of large amounts.
The Williston lady who was lost
while berrying, was found the next
day, little the worse for her expert.
ence.
Aneta certainly has one honest man.
He advertised taking up hunting dog
just at the opening Of the shooting
season.
The wheat crop was badly spotted.
Many fields scarcely paid for harvest
ing while adjoining fields gave splen.
did yields.
A two-year-old child at Napoleon
swallowed a lot of headache powders
and the physicians had to work hard
to save it.
Chokeberries are plentiful IN the
northwestern part Of the state and .
lot Of people are picking them for
jam and jelly. Il;
During the wet weather idle harvest
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