The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-03-18

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Crary wants to incorporate. Z
n Linson may get an electric ligh

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Crary wants to incorporate. II
Linson may get an electric light
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The Hankinson baseball fans are
getting busy. +.
New settlers are coming into the
state in q rush. s;5.5
Rural telephones may be established
out OF Kenmare. X KS
starkweather will vote on school
bonds March 26.
Devils Lake taxpayers insist assess.
ments are too high. IL
There is shortage of dwelling
houses in Valley City.
Senecal's blacksmith shop at Olga
was destroyed by fire.
The Germans of Dickinson organized
a non-partisan political club. ~,
Mohall has organized an athletic
club with forty-two members.
A canvass is being made of Gran.
vile regarding Incorporation.
The quarantine on some smallpos
cases at Dunseith was removed.
Williston people had flour famine
while freights were snowbound.
Edmore people are much encour.,
aged on the creamery proposition.
The jamestown mill has turned out
$4,000 barrels of -four since Sept. 4.
Former Banker Baldwin of Cassel-
ton is in the mercantile business now.
A Tioga blind bigger is said to be
Tn danger Of doing stunt in the pen
The activity of the Ward county pol
iticians has created lot of com.
ment.
Some Iowans are sending to North
Dakota for macaroni wheat and will
give it test.
North Dakotans who have been
spending the winter in the East are
beginning to drift back.
The stockholders of the Mandan fair
will meet next week to elect directors
and get ready for this years fair.
If present plans materialize there
will be three, possibly four, baseball
leagues in the state this summer.
A dairy has been established near
Kenmare and the people are getting
good milk. u,
The people of Cando want the plat,
form at the Great Northern depot
made wider.
Miss Slocum of New Rockford, who
was fined for licking one of her pupils.
formerly taught at Neche.
The mortgages on the editorial ex,
cursion didn't seem to write back
many letters about the trip.
There seems to be some dissension
among the promoters of the railroad
between Leeds and Dunseith.
The indications are that the Turtle
mountain country near Bottineau will
eventually be a great summer resort
Peter Rae, young Benson county
boy. was riding on horseback. His
steed fell and young Rea's leg way
broken.
Adolph NJ. Nicholson, who won first
place in the oratorical contest at the
agricultural college, is Ramsey coun.
ty boy.
Some North Dakotans who have
been in the Minnesota woods this win
ter complain of difficulty in securing
their pay.
Some one has been stealing cakes
cooked by Starkweather lady, and
she got up loaded one that landed
one fellow.
Rural telephones seem to follow the
rural mail routes. AS the farmers get
accustomed to one good thing they
want another.
Miss Slocum, the New Rockford
teacher who was fined IS for licking
pupil, has resigned, and is now looking
after her claim.
There are said to be several fakir.
over the state endeavoring to swindle
the people by collecting funds fo.
some scheme or other.
A. G. Newman of Fingal believes it's
unlucky to walk under ladders. The
last one he monkeyed with fell and
cut big cash in his head.
The alleged attempt to wrec,, the
Northern Pacific near Medina is still
unexplained. The man arrested for
the offense has been discharged.
Kenmare school children will assist
in the erection of a new school build
ing by contributing, 10 cents each from
money earned by their own efforts.
A child was. born to Attorney and
Mrs. George K. Shaw of Fessenden;
Feb. 20, and is the second one in that
town whose birthdays will be rather
Tar apart. ia.
Up in Ward county a rancher was
taking short cut through neighbor,
ing homestead and drove over hem
house which was covered by big
snow drift. ts,