The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-05-06
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Interesting Bits 81 Information 50.
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Minot may have q fair this fall.
Flaxton has voted, to incorporate.
Seeding is now general all over the
state.
Washouts kept williston without
mail for week.
X James Bride, an early settler Of
Glasston, is dead.
New immigration at Ray is said to
be exceeding expectations.
Walcott has decided upon number
Of municipal improvements.
( Two Of Pages large mercantile es-
adjustments have consolidated.
Ward county paid for over 10000
gophers during the past month.
The Northern league baseball SEIZED.
ule has already been mapped out.
The Mandan state fair management
announces its dates for Sept. 1929.
Frost was found to have penetrated
to depth Of eight feet at jamestown.
Seventh Day Adventists talk of es-
tablishing sectarian school at Har-
vey.
A new fire house has been erected
for the use Of the department at One
NEE. :.
There is some scarlet fever at
Neche, but the cases are reported
mild.
Monango will have new meat mar
ket and other new business enter
prises.
Three new school houses will be
built near Berlin, in La Moure county,
Ibis year.
The Mckenzie branch of the North
ern Pacific has finally been reopened
for traffic.
Edmore is planning many public
spirited enterprises to be set on foot
this year.
George Young's business block at
Rolla was destroyed by fire last Friday
morning.
DR.. C. F. Sweet of Minot has been
appointed a member of the state den
tai board.
Bridge contractors may reap large
harvest as the result of the late food
conditions.
A new business block will be erect
ed at La Moure by Doctors Martin and
Blatchford.
Lisbon society people will secure the
services of Fargo lady to conduct a
dancing class.
The Great Northern will be extend
ed beyond Edmore this year, if all re-
ports are true.
Grand Forks knights of Pythias
gave departing member an unusually
good social send-off.
The new town of Alfred on the Edge
ley extension is getting its real estate
literature in the field
Samuel Torgerson of Mayville will
become cashier of new bank to be
started at Grand Forks.
Booze dispensers at Sawyer are less
numerous since recent bout with the
district court at Minot.
A Napoleon stockman estimates the
past winters losses on the Missouri
slope at Z or per cent.
Alfred Carlson, young man of Bur-
leigh county, was seriously if not fatal
ly injured by vicious stallion.
Rev. T. D. Whites of Grandin has
accepted call to the First Presbyte-
rian church of Fergus Falls, MINI.
A Ward county farmer has devel-
oped new kind of wheat from seven
kernels brought here from Bohemia.
The Minor Jail is being removed
from its former site and there is talk
Of having it cleaned up and repaired.
Presbyterians will establish a col
lege at some point in the northern
part of the state, probably Bottineau.
A baby daughter; just born to Lieut..
and Mrs. w. P. kits of Fort Lincoln,
is the first child ever born at the post.
The Goose river having overflowed
the dam at Caledonia, fish are going
up from the Red river in large num-
bers.
A general review of North Dakota
exchanges would make it appear that
the dog-poisoner is in all places at
once
A Valley City excavator was nearly
buried by falling embankment, and
when rescued was more dead than
alive.
The movement to secure uniform
game laws in this state and Minnesota
seems to have the Endorsement of lead
ing politicians,
Some Milncr men who put up bonds
for the defendant in SANDER case are
uneasy over the unknown swhereabou..,
of the defendant.
George Hanson, former deputy
sheriff at Edmore has been appointed
assistant superintendent at the Fort
Totten reservation.
4 The crocus and hobo-cus have ar
rived in the state simultaneously with