The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-09-30
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Towner wants an opera house.

Some of the farmers anticipate SO
wheat.
The school lands are being ap.
praised.
The lady minstrels at Minot scored
success.
The poultry exhibit at the state fair
will be large.
Sawyer is becoming splendid busl.
ness point.
The cemetery at Flasher has been
fenced in.
Omemee rejoices over the new tcle.
phone service.
The farmers purchased an old.line
elevator at ~Edmore.
An alleged bootlegger at Willow
City was bound over.
Stutsman county valuations have
been largely increased.
Another rural route may be estab-
(ished at Cooperstown.
A farmer near Hebron was run over
by binder and killed.
A railroad surveying party is doing
some work around Kenmare.
The Mcintosh legislative convention
will be held at Wishek Oct. 1.
Horse thieves do not seem to be
afraid Of the North Dakota law.
A book agent at Neche was arrested
because he had no peddler's license.
The foxtail grass gets badly extend.
ed by growing along the roadways.
The wife of Hon. G. M. johnson Of
Dwight died in Chicago hospital.
The FIRST National bank at Willow
City will erect fine new building.
Williams county people are using
native boulders as building material.
An Edgeley resident became too
osculatory and got smash in the jaw.
Mrs. Frank Findel had an ankle
! broken in runaway accident near
Kuhn.
Hunting accidents have been more
chimes,
| Chief Justice Young of the supreme
court enjoyed a duck hunt in Logan
county.
TIE different secret societies at
Towner may unite in the erection Of
fine hall.
The Dickey county Socialists nom
mated complete county and legisla-
tive ticket.
Two men were arrested at Cavalier
on the charge Of stealing grip 1t
Pembina.
P. Z. Ahearn, a well-known resilient
of Courtenay, was recently married in
Kentucky.
The Grand Forks council turned
down the plan to increase the pay Of
policemen.
lot Of heating plants are being
put in at Buffalo in anticipation of the
winter period.
A lot of farmers are planning to
bale the straw on the lands least In.
fected by rust.
Joe Brennan, who stabbed man at
Bathgate, pleaded guilty and got q
year in the pen.
The state fair management seems
to have made a hit by featuring ir-
rigation work.
| Gen. Williams seems to be the right
man as president of the state irriga-
ton association.
| Donnybrook is to be sued for $50 for
rounding up hog belonging to resi-
dent of the town.
At Edgeley man advertises that he
will not be responsible for debts coz
tracted by his son.
On the Elk River farm at Larimore
it is reported that 1000 acres of wheat
were plowed under.
| Threshing in Ramsey county did
not show as encouraging results as
had been anticipated.
A box car was backed over Dago
at Valley City, but did not seem to
hurt the fellow much.
Two ladies were indulging in rifle
practice at Page and managed to hit
a window in residence.
The tale of the thresher shows that
the crop is as badly spotted as was
claimed<before harvest.
A new switchboard is being put in
at Jamestown and the service is some
what on the toboggan.
I A ninety pound squash was among
the vegetables sent to the North Dar
llota exhibit at st. Louis.
John Ogden, formerly superintena
ent of public instruction. is visiting Q
i daughter in Mcintosh county.
Bismarck Eagles are planning a btS
hall. Nearly all the state officers aro
members OF the organization
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