The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-08
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L,eal is to have a bank.

Bismarck boasts some electric signs.
A case Of CHAMBERS is reported at
Hunter
Some of the new towns are wanting
to paint.
There is row between the piggers
at Nome.
Richland county corn contests are
interesting.
The Dunkards are to erect church
at Sykeston.
The baby crop seems to have been
good this fall.
Mimic is to be afflicted with two tel
ephone systems.
Piano contests are numerous among
the state editors.
Mandan hopes for many improve.
ments during 1906.
There is complaint against wheat
thieves at Norwich.
A Nebraska colony is to locate in
Foster county next spring.
A mother and three children in one
family had typhoid at Minot.
The Catholics are advertising for
bids for church at La Moure.
Some pinhead at La Moure removed
the clapper from the fire bell.
The official threat to close gambling
at Norwich was not carried out.
A criminal assault case is to be
tried at Minnewaukan this week.
The Mclean County Independent
was removed from Robinson to CARR
son.
A set or railroad surveyors started
considerable speculation at Devils
Lake.
Sheriff Jevnager of McHenry coun-
ty seems to be regular Sherlock
Holmes.
A Presbyterian preacher left Minot
for Bismarck. It's a toss-up in some
respects.
John Slife of Cleveland was gored
by a bull and was unconscious for
some time.
The people of Hunter want the fast
Great Northern train to stop there for
passengers.
Valley City is planning to have a
big meeting for the farmers and stock
men, Jan. 20-22.
A De Lamere man was arrested on
the charge of threatening to do bodily
harm to his wife.
There are the usual objections to
the manner in which stock is permit
ted to run at large.
Cooperstown firemen have received
the trumpets won at the jamestown
tournament last summer.
Fire in clothes closet in hotel at
Courtenay excited the occupants OF
the hostelry for awhile.
Blind Pigger Petty of Maxbass
jumped $500 bond rather than take
his chances before Judge Goss.
Many North Dakotans who are, plan
ming winter trips refuse to think of
starting while this weather lasts.
The wife of Judge Brinton of Fes-
sender was visiting in Wisconsin and
was suddenly stricken i'll and died.
Assistant Dairy Commissioner Flint
urges the people of La Moure to stand
pat and not sell the creamery to the
trust.
A Bottineau county man drew re-
volvcr on another. He pleaded guilty
and escaped with a fifteen>day SEN
tence.
It is reported at jamestown that a
former United States senator may
break into the political game in this
state.
Rural mail carriers will no longer
take unstamped mail from boxes even
If the pennies for the stamps are de-
posted.
While the Bismarck county judge
from the Capital City went across the
river to wed.
H. N. Dolve of Portland is an i'm
partial man. He has one son at the
agricultural college and another at the
state university.
The Northern Pacific has put on
new passenger trains between Cassel.
ton and Marion and between Caring
ton and Denhoff.
The people of Valley City rejoice
that an ancient and offensive hole
around the Northern Pacific depot has
at last been filled in.
Some of the states attorneys are
beginning to sit up and take notice
since the attorney generals office
started war on blind pigs.
There was row at Jamestown be-
cause plumbers swiped some beer
stored in the courthouse for "eyi-
dence" against blind piggers.
There are indications of war be-
tween the Casselton publications, just
at time, too, when each is urging
the people Of the town to pull together.