The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-05-27
STATE NEWS IN RRlEE.

gun club. 65
Sentinel Butte's hotel came near 60
ing up in smoke.
Osnabrock's new national bank is
open for business.
Linton will have open-air concerts
until cold weather.
Balfour parties will open new bank
at Granville shortly.
Hankinson will, have a needed sys.
tenn of street lighting.
Memorial day will be appropriately
observed at Hamilton.
Willow City may have 100-barrel
flour mill this summer.
Benson county Sunday schools con.
vene at Knox this week.
DR.. stinson, veterinarian, of Crystal
will remove to Walhalla.
Plans are being drawn for large
Catholic church at Souris.
Banker Hanna of Fargo is interested
in new drug firm at Erie.
Lidgerwood's' new Catholic church
will be handsome edifice.
Rugby's fire department will have
new hook and ladder outfit.
Park Rivers public school building
will be enlarged this summer.
William McAllister; aged %, was
drowned at Mckinney Saturday.
North Dakota banks are increasing
faster than the local newspapers.
Alex Mckenzie is back in Bismarck,
It is said, looking hale and hearty.
Westhope would like to celebrate the
Fourth with baseball tournament.
Druggist Whitman of Erie has sold
out and will remove to Grand Forks.
The order of the Eastern Star held
q recent district meeting at Bottineau
A big bunch of North Dakota editors
are attending the st. Louis exposition,
A Devils Lake blacksmith had a pair
Of ribs. caved in while shoeing bron.
cho.
Deputy Clerk jacobson of Towne1
will be cashier of the new bank at Den.
bigh.
The Granville Cornet band has been
organized with a good instrumental.
ton.
Towner was for years without pho
tograph gallery, and now it will have
three.
The Bottineau Turf club is working
hard in preparation for it's June race
meeting.
Hannah and Snowflake postofices
may be connected by an automobile
stage line.
Minot and Pisek each has a newly.
convicted booze vender in the Walsh
county Jail. 81,
The Southwestern Catholic, which
has been published at Lisbon, will be
discontinued.
A former foreman in Bristol &
Sweets harness factory has been ad.
Judged insane.
A trapper who was supposed to have
been drowned near Scotia turned up
alive and well.
rOpSu Wells luS ucWcI SSCIlOuS VI
the state are reported as the cause of
frequent accidents. '
No less than five Republican aspi
rants for the Office of state treasurer
have been reported.
The Page Record editor got his skull
slightly fractured in mix-up with. an
axe and clothesline.
Two young ladies in Ward county
narrowly escaped drowning by their
boat being overturned.
Leonard, Lynchburg, Everest and
Davenport, in Cass county, will be
connected by telephone.
George Hall, formerly of Cando, will
open an immigration Office at Minot for
the Canadian government.
A thirty-five-horse power gasoline en-.
CINE has been installed for work on the
farm of Emmett Pew near Cando.
Braddock boys dose tame pelican
with blind pig liquor, and the bird very
sensibly turned up its toes and died.
Escaping steam from the radiator in
a New Rockford store made the room
look so smoky that fire alarm was
turned in.
A new bank block, a 81 900 residence
and a $4,000 Catholic church are
among the new buildings being erected
at Mandan.
Gary Parks, a Sentinel Butte young
man, was killed in some unknown
manner while hauling posts with a
four-horse team.
James e. Johnson of Hoople was
struck by passenger train and sus-
tanned the fracture of a leg, but no
more serious injuries.
The quantity Of blooded stock being
brought into the state this spring
promises well for the development of
the states live stock interests.
Ole p. liner. one of Dickinson's lead
Ing stock men is reported to have been