The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-23
5Muaich wants to incorporate.
Stanley may secure flour mill.
Measles are epidemic at Mayvillt.

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mont.
Electrical storms have killed much
stock.
Fruit prospects are good in North
Dakota.
Granville is to organize fair asso.
citation.
Devils Lake is striving for free mail
delivery.
Hail insurance mer report a big
business.
The fourth elevator is being. con-
structed at Munich.
Valley City is to nave free delivery
and city directory.
The excursions to the agricultural
college begin July 9.
Sheep shearing is now in full swing
in the slope counties.
Work is in progress on the telephone
exchange at Granville.
The Ward CO lnty officials are after
the Sherwood piggers.
A party left Velva overland for Ore
gon in covered wagons.
The Grand Forks militia boys are
awaiting their equipment.
Mandan has gotten as far as the
plans for the waterworks.
Minot gave the Odd Fellows and
Baptists a royal welcome.
Blind piggers of Stanley and Saw
yer pleaded guilty at Minot.
Good wells are being secured around
Mohall at $50 and 800 feet
The people of Towner hope the brick
yard scheme will go through.
Medora will retain the county seat
at Billings by a large majority.
P. ]. Lyon will have charge of the
farmers excursion from Steele.
National banks have been authoriz-
ed for Kramer. Eliza and Antler.
There ere so many goats at Minot
they are nuisance to the residents.
The success of the first consolidated
schools is leading to a lot more of that
kind.
Valley City is having steady
growth and the population is about
5000.
Hankinson expects big growth
some day when big fire sweeps
things.
An Glendale teacher was fred for
rewriting examination papers OF her
pupils.
Oil tanks are to be established at
Linton to supply the surrounding
country.
Prof. Van Tassel of Leeds will be
principal of the Courtenay schools
next year.
The people of the east end of Nc
Henry county want a dipping tank for
the cattle.
Uncle John Russell has returned to
Valley City after six or seven months
in California.
Manor Webb of Bismarck vetoed the
ordinance providing for the sale of
liquid drinks.
If Judge Amidon continues to nail
the smugglers the custom may be-
come unpopular.
The 500 road has decided to accept
the viaduct ordnance at MirLt, after
Gist entering protest.
A farmer near Stanley burned some
powder to frighten the wolves and
started disastrous fire.
Autos ct Devils Lake have caused
several horses 70 run away, injuring a
number of people thereby.
The people of Sandoun have appeal
ed to the railroad commissioners to
have the 500 erect a depot.
The Northern Pacific has given the
people of La Moure the option of i'm
proving the park or losing it.
There were thirteen graduates at
the Drayton high school but none of
them regarded it as unlucky.
The Missouri slope has had enough
rainfall this spring to raise a crop if
ii had been properly distributed.
The law regarding the exclusion Of
youngsters from the poolroons seems
to have been made to be overlooked.
William Bryant was fined $50 at
Bismarck Tor cutting state timber. He
operated saw mill at Painted Woods.
Pettibone, the directory man. will
issue a directory for Valley City. 1t
is certainty that he will do gooj
lob.
There. continues to be revival Of
the runor OF Great Northern north
and south line from Minot to Sioux
City.
At Courtenay the married men play
ed the single men and made them
look like they never would get any
wives.
/ The horse stealing habit doesn't
seem to have been entirely eradicated
and many missing equines are re
ported.
Smallpox in a mild form Is now re-
ported at both Kenmare and Bowbells.
At the former place fifteen families