The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-24
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Minot has q contrac citing firms employ
ing eight eight men. ,sy II .s:g 4: ~
Eddy county old settlers sreunite"i at
New Rockford this week. n. nj
The state reform school at Mandan
now has thirty-seyen inmates. N!
"a government weather bureau Ii be-;
ing established 1t Devils Lake. sS
Williston will put up $1,000 IN purses
tor Its Fourth Of July celebration.
Walhalla will have an old settlers,
meeting and Forester picnic June 90.
The Kuhn band has employed q com
petent bandmaster. Mr.. F. w. Kemrf.
A grand jury will be called in Ba-pes
county. for the first time since state
hood. a5
Walhalla Catholics hope to have
fine new church edifce erected this
season. N I. 4. Il
Hoople lost an exemplar yand popu-
far young citizen in the death of Sam
1el Wilson. 81 I.
The Boston, bloomer girls baseball
club Is booked for Its steenth annual
tour Of this state.
Dickinson people rejoice that the
erring Rev. Mr.. Dobbyn is no longer a
resident Of their city.
Dopey sheep dip caused the death of
100 animals recently treated by Bill
tngs county ranchman.
Senator Hale won out in the local
primaries in his candidacy for renom-
tnation al, Devils Lake.
Architect Freidlander of Fargo has
secured a patent on a new system Of
heating and ventilation.
A violin recital by Christian Hansen
drew together the largest. audience
ever assembled In Delamere.
Editor-P Postmaster Poteer's safe, at
Enderlin was opened by a cracks2aan
and 500 worth of stamps taken.
A young boy at Bismarck vas crush.
ed to death while playing in the pi. of
the Washburn branch turntable.
Village Incorporation at McHenry
Is said to Save had wholesome effect
IN the suppression of liquor joints.
Casselton firemen are pleased at the
councils decision to add hook and
adder outfit8to their paraphernalia.
Henry Anderson of Kenmare was IA
tally injured by the falling of a build
ing which he was helping to move.
An Indian female under charge Of
murder in Mercer county bears the
unique name of Good Roads Woman.
A. j. Arnold of Niagara has been
acquitted Of the charge of arson, for
which he was on trial at Grand Forks.
M. R. Ravick shoemaker of Buffa-
TO-. was bound over to the district court
in the sum of $500 on'a charge of SIAN
der.
A Observation-Disclosures" acct
dent came near resulting fatally to a
bell boy at the Hotel Dacotah in Grand
Forks.
Stutsman county Democrats tailed
resolution to recommend the nomina-
ton Of Judge Glaspell for the district
bench. ! ~
F. H. sprague of Grand Forks won
the state championship at the annual
shooting tournament just closed at
/, Minot.
Secretary Orchards annual report to
the State Sunday School association
was published in full in the Fargo
Forum.
Some creamery experts who recall
past experiences hint that there is q
possibility OF even good thing beng
overdone. @
Prof. Ladd Of the agricultural col
iege gave lecture on pure food under
the auspices Of the women's clubs at
Bismarck.
The death Of DR.. A. A. Andrews Of
Fargo removes a prominent figure
from Cass county professional and bus
mess circles.
Prof. N. 9. Mcdonald and Miss
Hatrine Belanger of the Lidgerwood
high school were welded at Minneap-
oils last week.
State Food Inspector Ladd is waging
q vigorous campaign against embalmed
meats offered by butchers in various
parts OF the state.
North Dakota's state normal schools
graduated fifty-nine students, slightly
the larger. proportion coming from the
Valley City school. Z. Z. }s55 81
Prof. Charles w. De Gran, principal
Of the La Moure high school. and MISS
Kate Z. Marles Of Dickey were mar
ried q few days ago. n .5s.5
Percy Wright. a thirteen-year-old
! boy. was drowned by the capsizing Of
a boat while irving to Cross the river
above the Great Norehern dam.
The return ;of Editor Rassett Prom,