The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-10

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Brinsmade people win celebrate
June ~ as Gopher day i5S
u Ex- Coy. Devine did the honors 81
Memorial day q lfinnewaukan.
Braddock ~ getting some needed
street imp ovements this spring.
# County Treaaurers Peek viii I, be
cashier Of the new bank at GLENDALE.
a trolley party il one Of the latest
forms q social diversion at Bismarck
Dickinson bull slammers walloped
the Bismarck team by q score Of to
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Berthold outdid its record in the en-.
thusiasm Of its Decoration day exer.
cises.
A lot Of North Dakota worlds fair
visitors are planning to take the river
route. ~: .es..s;;
Il jLisbonites are arranging for stree,
fair and carnival june % 70 July l. in.
elusive.
Miss Eleanor Gordon, pastor Of the
Unitarian church at Fargo. has re.
signed.
i Adam Van Buren,, pioneer resident
Of Wahpeton, died suddenly a few
days ago.
A little three-year-old boy at Hanna,
ford had both feet amputated by q
passing train.
h A couple of Binford ladies lost q
horse by drowning in trying to ford
small slough.
The crack Cooperstown ball team
met defeat at the hands of their Han.
naford neighbors.
The Fourth Of July celebration at
Chautauqua is promised to be one Of
the best yet given.
Major Harry Leonhauser Of Fort
Smelling has been transferred to Fort
Lincoln in this state.
Real estate sales are more numer
GUS at Bathgate than at any time in
the past twenty years.
Ralph Hall of Darlington sold at
jamestown sixteen head of fat steers
averaging 1856 pounds.
Napoleon's creamery pays the farm
ers Of that section between $4,000 and
$4,000 month for cream
Minors band dedicated its new
bandstand with an open-air concert
that was highly appreciated.
A former Bismarck job printer, Her.
man j. Mehl, died at st. Paul as the
result Of protracted spree.
North Dakota bridal couples seem
to take to the st. Louis fair as the
natural place for wedding trip.
The portion of the Fort Berthold
reservation south Of the Missouri river
has been leased for a cattle ranch.
Ward county assessment values are
expected to reach $7,500.000 this year,
an increase of so per cent over 1903.
The state university closes its year
with fifty-seven graduates, including
twenty-four from the law department.
State Health Of1cer Healy is in at.
tendance in san international meeting
of the health officers at Atlantic City,
Nj.
Col. Creel, the government crop in.
spector for North Dakota. reports ia.
Vorably upon present conditions for
grain.
Sheldon people figure in quartet
of June weddings this week, the social
interest in which will be long remem.
bered.
'Brot," ''bot" and "thot" are among
the spelling reform wrinkles now find.
ing place in some Of the state ex.
changes.
An ex-resident Of White Earth ~as
hanged in efigy for his supposed posi-
ton as thesinstigator of various land
contests. -
The La Moure creamery will deliv.
er all its butter on contract to an
Omaha firm at considerably above
New York prices.
The Stanley controversy over cruel
ty to animals bids fair to rival tie ex-
scitement at Casselton over the report.
ed dynamiting Of geese.
Col. w. c. Treumann and family of
Grafton win receive universal sympa-
thy in the death of q second child
within few days from scarlet fever.
BENJAMIN F. singletary, manager OF
the L. P. Baker cattle ranch near
Dickinson, committed suicide last
week by shooting himself in the heart.
The horse thieving gang that has
been working the western part Of the
state seems to have been plying its
vocation as far east as Nelson county.
The ten-year.old son Of Dan Rad.
,cliffe Of Power was run over by a four.
horse harrow. but escaped any injuries
that are thought to be- permanently
serious. a
81 George Ingebretson. . Ward county
farmer who died last week. had ar
rived at the age Of seventy eight years.
and had spent nearly two-thirds Of his
life at Sea. sss;ssss
III A. Grafton man awaiting trial 1cr
blind pfgging got 60 many charges
hanging against him that his bonds