The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-07
III 0['lrrth Dakota.
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Mnot is to have an ice cream fac
tory.
Washburn wants business mems
club.
Coggswell voted for incorporation
SO to s.
There was a pneumonia epidemic at
Hankinson.
Enderlin will have a baseball team
this summer.
More Ignite mines have been open.
ed near Denhoff.
A case Of smallpox is reported a mile
from Hankinson.
Bottineau Presbyterians arc rrouc,
of the new organ.
Granville is again after the county
seat of McHenry.N
Valuable clay deposits have been To-
Gated near Bismarck.
Chambers is reported among the
horses around Berlin.
DR.. Boyd of La Moure purchased an
orange grove in Florida
The people of jamestown are we'll
pleased with the hospital.
There have been a number of bust
ness changes at Edinburg.
The electric light plant at Valley
City is again under discussion.
The North Dakota Shrinels seem to
nave enjoyed the Winnipeg trip.
There will be number of new
buildings at Underwood this spring.
Hiram Parsons, pioneer of Page,
was recently married at Piper City,
III.
A number of bad prairie fires are
reported from different sections Vt the
state.
Nina is a new postoffice just estab-
lished in the neighborhood of Sher-
wood.
Kenmare is hopeful of county seat
when the new 500 extension reaches
there.
A day current is now being fur
nished by the Minot Electric Light
company.
A former Valley City resident is
said to be held in Minnesota on muir
der charge.
A Sherwood drug store claims to
have just received seven tons cf for
maldehyde.
81 %hn
schools will take law course this fall
and stop teaching.
With serious prairie fires in March,
North Dakota doesn't seem TO have
been showed under.
. Charles Wilson was acquitted at
Grafton on the charge Of stealing $40
from a Mimic boniface.
A Bismarck man purchased quar-
ter section four years ago for $500 and
has just sold it for $4,000.
There is q rush to get claims along
the proposed irrigation bitches in the
western part of the state.
A farmer slugged an attorney at
Granville and skipped out of town. He
was captured and fined $40.
Horsemen are doing fine business
in the northwestern part of the state
where the crops were good last year.
The cooperative store idea has
struck the employees of the Northern
Pacific at Mandan and the plan may be
tried.
At one meeting of. the Brotherhood
of American Yeomen at Darlington,
Gfty-ive members were taken into the
order.
There were thirty-four cases of
measles in the state school for the
deaf and dumb, one OF which resulted
fatally.
The movement to establish nospi-
talat the state pen;tentiary to care for
the sick convicts seems to be the prop
er thing. .
Baseball meetings are Being held in
MANY towns and in some large sums
have been raised to support teams this
summer.
Many farmers over the state will
seed rye this season, as it is claimed 1t
will stand the drouth better than other
small grains.
Marion, Adrian, Dickey, Grand Rap
ids and La Moure may construct an in
dependent telephone line connecting
those villages.
Some people over the state fear
dry season this year as the result OF
the light snowfall and the early open
ing of the spring season.
At Goodrich the merchants arranged
the organization of a produce house to
handle cresm, butter, eggs, potatoes
and things of that nature.
Churchs Ferry business men are in
terested in the organization of y line
of elevators along the 500 extension in
the northern part of the state.
One member of the state senate did
not introduce bill during the ses-
sion, and twenty-five members Of the