The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-14
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s Deering wants depot. s3sl
Carpio wants hospital.
Denhoff is quite q stock market.
Il Flaxton wants "a better water supply.
! The bowling alley people are getting
busy.
The Flaxton nber mill will run IN
winter.
Lidgerwood is putting ina fire alarm
system.
A prairie IRE was raging north q
sBinford. :
The 500 is improving its depot -
Darlington. {f
! velya claims turnips as large %
water pals.
There are complaints Of car shortage
in many towns.
The new hotel at Towner has been
formally opened.
The weather man was good to the
Mandan fair people,
There have been lot Of business
changes In the state.
The crops around Sykeston were
better than expected.
All sections of the state report
things quiet politically.
The coal man is beginning to wear
more expansive smile.
Kensal had a big house cleaning a.
a result of the shooting.
An attempt was made to rob tho
Tucker store at Kensal.
The Valley City mill is said to be the
finest in the northwest.
The bowling alley at Mohall was
nearly destroyed by fire.
Macaroni wheat around Granville
went about thirty bushels.
A meeting is to be held at Belcourt
to ratify the Indian treaty.
There has been cleanup of delin.
quent taxes in Stark county.
Straight 10 per cent loans are adver.
tised In the western counties.
I'd. Lord of Park River is the pres.
tdent of the new bank at Knox.
Nearly all the cement sidewalks
have been completed at Grafton.
John M. Maher of Devils Lake has
returned ffrom trip to Europe.
There was small prairie fire near
Williamsport in Emmons county.
The negro who was so badly injured
at Darlington is greatly improved.
Mandan will spend $4,000 on it's mu.
nicipal affairs for the coming year.
The first carload of rye ever shipped
out of Berwick was recently made.
4 stolen door was returned at Saw.
yer as mysteriously as it disappeared.
The roadway to the ferry at Puford
is so steep the ferry of is little value
Cass and Grand Forks will vote for
the permanent repeal of the herd law.
The Pingree elevators are being
rushed to handle the grain in that SEQ
ton.
Some burglars and citizen ex.
changed shots at Sykeston. Nobody
hurt.
]. H. McCulloch Of Milton has
nineteen varieties of North Dakota ap.
pies.
Rev. Steele Of Crary has been called
to the Congregational church at
Oberon.
Some hunters near Turtle Lake be-
came stranded and swamped in an old
lake bed.
The country around Kensal is pros
porous as result of good crops and
the price.
A ySung sport at Rugby got too
much booze aboard and his face
smashed.
The quail put in the James river
bottoms last year are reported to be
doing well.
D. c. Harris, who recently sold his
ranch in Kidder county, will locate in
Tennessee.
The school board at Denhoff is huffy
over the report that no teachers had
been secured.
Thomas Matthews of Wells county
died OF apoplexy while hauling wheat
to the elevator.
The plan Of extending the long dis
lance telephone line to Mohall has
been abandoned.
The first colored child that was
ever born in Kidder county is report.
ed there recently.
The early settlers of Eddy county
are planning to meet three times in.
stead Of twice a year.
i Frank Mattern, near strasburg. I'm
mons county, had q leg broken willis
working around a well.
HOBBS have quit sleeping in straw
stacks in Ransom county since the
farmers began to burn the straw.
The young son Of Henry Grochow
Of Underwood had a hand mangled BY
the explosion of dynamite cap.
n At Cleveland gang Of threshers be.
came obstreperous and raised rue
ton as a result Of too much booze.