The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30
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A town well is to be sunk at F1axton.
Morton county sold $4,000 refund.
ing bonds.
Lightning is claiming some victims
this summer.
The band tournament at Velva was
q great success.
DR.. A. J. Brassett of Minneapolis has
located at Tioga.
The Lutherans decided to locate
hospital at Rugby.
Efforts will be made to improve the
cemetery at Walhal!a
The Great Northern depot at Gran.
vile is being enlarged.
Prof. Gleason of Abercrombie will
teach at Crary next year.
The Dago laborers at Denhof struck
Tor 50 per day, and got 1t.
A Bottineau eating place serves a
dish it calls heavenly hash"
There is some protest at Steele
against the new train service.
The people of Linton feel they are
entitled to better mail service.
Mrs. Oxenrider, an inmate of the
soldiers home at Lisbon, is dead.
The dagoes in the railroad gang at
Medina do considerable scrapping.
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Hammer, but they are not knockers.
Hobos are said to be fresh around
Steele and the vigilantes may get busy.
The German Catholics Of Mandan
are preparing to establish an academy.
Some farmers have sufficient conf
dsnce in their crops to order binding
Irvine.
Wyndmere celebrated May II and 10
now planning big double-header July
and 5. ..
There is demand in many cities of
the state for more liberal treatment Of
the band.
Some of the census enumerators In
sist they never overlooked man.
woman or child.
Judge Cowan owns a half section OF
land near Edmore which he is having
broken up for farming.
The Mouse river loop country haA
had lot OF rain and the crop condi.
tions are reported ideal.
A drunken man attempted to com.
nit burglary at Westhope, but was
Wounded up by the marshal.
Up at Cando a man was arrested on
q vagrancy charge. He demanded a
Jury trial, and the jury disagreed.
Albert Noonan, a blacksmith at
Bowbells, had his arm badly broken by
its being caught in some machinery.
Frank Allen, convicted of attempted
criminal assault at Balfour, got OF
with nine months in the county Jail.
The Langdon cigar factory was
closed by the officials and the stock
seized as result of alleged irregular,
titles.
The talk Of county seat removal in
Mclean has been revived since the
burning of the court house at Wash.
burn.
1t is claimed that since the blanket
sticker decision the supreme court ia
not in the good graces of Pat Lyon of
Steele.
The town lot sale at Bottineau for
sites along the Great Northern was
we'll attended and good prices were Sc.
cured.
town to be established at the end OF
the Great Northern extension from
Towner.
A lot of deputy game wardens have
been appointed. Now if they will only
get busy later on the country will be
benefited.
A Wells county farmer uses COWS for
working his 4O0-acre farm, and when
not blowing they turn out milk for the
creamery.
Tagus people will go to Donnybrooh
and assist in the celebration Of July 1.
DR.. Belyea is deputy game warden
in Williston.
Game Warden Schlechter of the
northern half of the state has been
serving as a juror in the United States
court in Fargo.
With forty-eight hours rain at Ber-
thold, the people became convinced
that the semi-arid business was some
what exploded.
A Ransom county farmer lost his
barn and contents by lightning and
discovered his insurance had expired
few days before.
A warehouse at Eyford, near Crys-
tai, was seen on fire by some night
hawks and an alarm turned in before
the flames got too much start.
, st. Thomas has 7OS and the township