The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-01-22

The artesian well, at Jamestown will
not be resurrected.
Hannah's Holiness Movement" peo-
pie have church.
Steele's telephone service is giving
general satisfaction.
Some one swiped notes and accounts
of Simon Ehr of. Minot.
Grand Forks BARRIERS have organized
and will close at p. m.
Erick Lee of Crystal lost leg be-
cause of dead bone at the knee.
1t is claimed there is no cattle scab
on the east side of the Missouri river.
The report of the Medina bank had
been robbed is said to have been a mis-
take.
Ward county expects 40 miles of
railroad to be built in that county this
year.
Early closing is the vogue in nearly
ever ytown in the state since the holi-
days.
The dedication of the new school
building at Velva was big affair in
that town.
DR.. L. G. Smith of Dickinson has re-
signed as the captain of Company K,
N. D. N. G.
Around Goodrich the farmers want
the county to offer bounty for gopher
destruction
G. H. Weed of Minot claims to own
the pistol with which Aaron Burr kill
ed Hamilton.
The establishment of so many raj
routes is killing off star routes and
small postofices.
Courtenay stockmen have been pur-
chasing some finely bred cattle to i'm
prove their herds.
An effort is being made to remove
G. l.. King, recently appointed post
master at Denhoff.
1t is said Greene, formerly of Bis
marck, has made $4,000 since he has
been in Darlington. y,
The last report is that the Great
Northern will take the shops back to
Williston from Minot.
The people of Ayr were considerably
wrought up over the breach of prom
Use and SANDER cases.
Blind Pigger Rice of Courtenay got
six months sentence and $500 fine
on a second conviction.
The sewer system is the chief topic
for discussion at Bismarck during the
temporary political lull.
At Church's Ferry young man. is
said to have received a proposal a
minute after 1904 began.
There is still some talk about base
ball league to include Sargent, Rich
land and Ransome counties.
The Grand Forks County Fair asso-
citation reelected the old officers.
Mayor Dinnie heads the list.
La Moure is said to be one of the
most enthusiastic towns in the state
in the interests of the A. o. u. w.
Representatives of the government
are in the state gathering financial sta
tistics for financial publication.
Notwithstanding the fact that Ed
more has railroad, the mail service
is to be improved by star route.
1t is now claimed that the Great
Northern will be extended sixteen
miles beyond Westhope in the spring.
The next meeting of the medical as
sociation of the Sixth judicial district
will be held at Dickinson in February.
A large bunch of Japs who have been
the western part of the state will take
up claims.
Creameries have caused a revolution
in affairs on the Missouri slope, and
the rancher is no longer the entire
procession.
The Richland county commissioners
appropriated $40 to assist in paying
the expenses of the farmers institute
at Wahpeton.
A compromise was reached at Lid
gerwood in the row between the town
and the 500 for crossing, and ono
will be built.
The state university buildings were
thoroughly fumigated during the holi-
days and there is no fear of scarlet
fever epidemic.
Glenburn claims to have the best
supply of water of any of the towns
along the new Great Northern extern
sion from. Granville.
Mckinney complains that there ara
some young men in that section whose
chief ambition seems to be to get
drunk at public dances.
Postmaster Shattuck has just been
appointed at Liepsic, Morton county.
but the mail route has been discontin.
ued and he is marooned.
Miss Laura Diesem Of La Moure.
but recently teacher In the school
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