The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-15
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Island Lake wants ! star mail route
from Knox. & s3 s5s. 4. y rs.
Building operations are reported &C
tive at Neche. s,,S SsYs2s
j Catholics are building : $4,0 o0
church near Pratt. II q 81
4. Hensel IL to have new bank with
a capital Of $4,000. ,s
i A hail storm inflicted some damage
to growing crops near Courtenay.
i Casselton has secured the Cash car.
nival attractions for July ~ to 30.
/ Unfavorable weather has somewhat
delayed the paving operations at Graf.
| ton.
Nels Hegland Of Balfour attempted
suicide by shooting himself In the
mouth. 4..s.
La Moure'S furniture emporium has
reverted to the hands Of former pro-
! prietor.
Some of the public schools in the
smaller towns are still in active op-
Grafton.
The sudden death Of Mrs. B. B. Han
son causes widespread regret at Ed
tnburg.
Lawrence Kowlaski, teamster, was
fatally injured in runaway accident
at Fargo.
Judge Cowan was renomintaed to his
position on the district bench by &C.
clamation.
The Fourth of July celebration at
Park River was said to be one of the
best ever.
Over seventy entries are reported
for races at the Mayville driving meet,
July IL and IL.
Dunseith will have fine village
park when present work in that direc-
ton is completed.
An entire township of Hettinger
county land was sold at one transac-
ton, bringing $4,000.
A Cavalier man has an acre of
Strawberries, from which about 1000
quarts will be gathered.
The Great Northern express office
at Larimore was robbed by a lone man,
who secured about $500.
Congregational churches of the
Grand Forks district held their annual
conference at Niagara.
The race meeting at Bottineau was
success from either sporting or a
financial point of view.
Carl M. Olson, neighbor, has been
arrested on charge Of the murder of
Paul Peterson of Bolfour.
Senator Maynard Crane of Coopers-
town gives the state fair commission
clean bill of character.
The bad condition of the roads into
Edmore is a general cause of dissatis-
faction among business men.
A lot of township supervisors are
still following up the good roads move
ment by the purchase Of graders.
State Sunday school workers report
an interesting series of county con-
ventions during the month just passed.
The Walhalla Mountaineer has
moved into commodious new bust
ness block which will be it's future
home.
Robert Young of Crystal was kicked
by horse, sustaining a fracture of
the skull, from which he may not re-
cover.
| Dunkard delegates to a recent con.
vention at Surrey filled Great North.
ern train full, including some on the
car roofs.
The Weiss-Schulz nuptials at Crys.
tai were attended by about 200 guests,
who were served with an elaborate
wedding dinner.
II A branch wholesale grocery house
at Minot has been purchased by cap.
italists who will operate it as an in.
dependent conucern.
! La Moure people were neighborly
and celebrated the Fourth oil over the
country, principally at Edgeley, Litch.
vile and Jamestown.
William Scott, well-known old-time
PRESIDENT of Dickey county, passed
, away few days ago at the home Of
his son in Wisconsin.
!. The seventh biennial musical festi
val of the Northwestern Scandinavian
Singers association has been in prog
vess at Grand Forks this week.
Rev. Mr.. Beede, who gave the Fourth
of July grafton at Rolla, was in such
good demand that he had to decline
one or two other invitations.
; Some Of the state papers with I
baseball leaning are wondering how {
man can be so honest in everything
else and still do such rotten umpiring
. A proposed bond issue of $4,000 To-
IIa new school building at Tower Cit.
j Is being opposed by q number of cfti
I zens who want to vote bond issue o
!. Sit. 900.
). Martin Hillman, formerly Of Il
: Moure, was found dead in q car In tn,
! Northern Pacific yards at Fargo. Hi
death is believed to have resulted from