The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-09-09
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Minot is overrun with toughs.
Ray is to have a new opera house.
Edgeley is to have a Masonic hall
velva had a shopliftlng experience.
Minot,s Commercial club is a sue.
cess.
Linton may be organized as vii.
lage.
Walsh county letter carriers have an
association.
Badly rusted straw is said to be
poisonous to stock.
Macaroni flour will necessarily be
popular this winter.
Good apples are reported in many
sections of the state.
The supreme court is at work after
its summer vacation.
La Da is the name of the principal
Of schools at Balfour.
Farmers around Kensal are report.
ed to have fine crops.
A Harvey hobo got thirty days for
robbing a man of $40.
R.chland county must change the
name of five townships.
Some horses stolen at Jamestown
were seen near Edgeley.
The people of Walhalla chased q
blind pigger out of town.
Minotors are still agltating the
question of a county fair
Wheelock is to have an elegant no
tel to be called the Leland.
Elevator construction is being rap
idly pushed over the state.
Agent Hendrix of Steele has been
transferred to New Rockford.
There will be an immense acreage
of macaroni wheat next year.
Moonshine picnics have been popu.
lar in North Dakota this year.
Miss Maud Dickinson of Ayr will go
to Chicago to study dentistry. Il
Linton band boys have erected q
stand and give open air concerts.
Farmers around Aneta agreed not
to pay over 81 a day for farm labor.
The sensational preacher doesn't
seem to be popular in North Dakota.
Wheatland and Chaffee are now con-
nected by a direct line Of telephone.
Mrs. Monilaws of Absaraka jumped
from rig in runaway and broke q
leg.
There are prospects of a lot Of drain
age work in the Red river valley next
year.
Steele county anticipates damage
suits as the result of the bridge acct
dents.
One of the teams stolen at James
town was recovered a few miles
south.
Mclean county had 545 school pu
pills five years ago. Now they have
1888.
Ward county farmers are getting q
good wheat crop and will get good
price.
A new lodge of Masons was insti.
tuted at Kenmare with fitting cere-
monies.
Rev. F. S. Beer of Fairmount Sc
cured claim on the Devils Lake res
ervation.
Fred Kude, Barnes county farmer,
is erecting $4,000 bushel elevator on
his farm.
Wheat around Lidgerwood is going
from five to ten bushels, but the grade
is very poor.
The first wheat threshed in Barnes
county is reported to have gone thir-
teen bushels.
Richard Sykes, the big land man,
was badly shaken up by runaway
uear Edgeley.
Many mills in the state have been
overhauled and put in shape for the
fall and winter run.
Some transients got too much bug
Juice aboard at Wheatland and created
considerable trouble.
A Minnewaukan man fell forty feet
from an elevator and his most serious
injury was sprained ankle.
Patrons along the rural routes in the
state are having their letter heads
printed and naming their farms.
Grafton and Jamestown have made
more municipal improvements this
year than most cities in the state
At Edgeley farmer concluded not
to cut his wheat, but was induced to
do so, and got yield of ten bushels.
At Minot q stranger gave a lecture
to men only illustrated with female
figures and carried out big bunch
of coin.
The fatal bridge accident in Steele
county will have a tendency to make
the manipulators Of traction engines
more careful. b
"A Page banker got stuck in creek
with an auto and a good-hearted farm
or pulled him ashore with a good old.
fashioned team. "a: s