The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-26
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new church.
Denhoff and Bowdon are to clash on
the diamond.
Six steam plows are breaking prai-
RE land around Cleveland
There will be reunion of the old
soldiers at Christine in June.
The opera house at Granville Is
stuck for $25 license annually.
Herbert Starr of Underwood killed
seven young wolves in a bunch.
Illegal fishing is said to be more evil
dent this year than eve" before.
car of shade trees arrived at Bow
bells and before night it was sold out.
A Free Methodist church has been
established seven miles from Binford.
The Dickinson fire department or
lered new uniforms and new racing
cart.
The telephone wires at Litchville
were badly mixed as result of the
storm.
The farmers wives claim they feel
lonesome with rural telephone in the
house.
An agent for the rural mail service
has been at Granville inspecting the
routes.
There las been large number Of
fast horses brought into the state this
spring.
The Donnybrook baseball team was
organized and q game arranged with
Carpio.
The Hughes Telephone company Of
Bismarck is to put in an exchange at
Linton.
George Hart of Granville was ar
rested on charge of maintaining a
blind pig.
Postmaster Pierson Of Granville Is
distributing garden seeds, while they
last to all who apply.
A Bowbells man purchased a team,
and a few days later one of the ami
mails dropped dead.
The new fire engine has reached Nc
Tue SSOplC dlC IVY
ing there will be fire soon.
1t is said there will be three new
townsites on the extension of tire
Northern Pacific from Denhoff.
A case of glander S is reported
among the horses around Sykeston,
and the state veterinarian was mott
fed.
The establishment of a new branch
of the Great Northern out of Towner
will help that town to retain the coun-
ty seat of McHenry.
The movement in North Dakota
realty has been active all spring and
in two or three years.
Bismarck and jamestown are sym.
pathiZing with each other over their
inability to erect school buildings be-
cause of the debt limit.
Justices of the peace at Linton Of
fered rewards for stolen harness. and
il the thieves ever get before them
there will be something doing.
In some sections of the state the re-
cent snow was preceded by a dust
storm and the people thought it was
a great joke on the weather man.
There were lot of trees set out in
Oliver county this spring and the ap-
pearance of the prairie in that Sec
ton will be changed in few years.
1t seems popular out on the slope
to have charges of theft preferred
against father and son. Both Morton
and Emm0ns counties tried the plan.
The prize fight at Minot between
Mark Nelson and Clough was post
poned on account of Nelson's lack of
condition from an abscess on his head.
The farmers of North Dakota hope
the pears will have thei trimmings now,
so the bulls can boost the price Of
wheat about September.
A sneak thief stole diamond stick
pin and u watch from Wilfred Fawcett
of Grand Forks, who recently return
ed from service in the Philippines.
The reservation lands at Fort Tot
ten, which were honiesteaded last sum-
msr, are being prepared for crops. A
lot of flax will be seeded this spring.
w. J. Alexander, formerly superin-
tendent OF schools of Pembina county,
and now of the Valley City normal,
will be in charge of the Rolla schools
next year.,
The Wahpeton people did not en-
thuse, over the proposition to raise
the funds the committee wished to as
sist in the retention of The Methodist
university at that point.
Mayor Manning of Dickinson cir.
culated paper and secured about
$7OO for the benefit of the city fire de-
partment. Many subscribed SIS and
$50.
At Mandan a Russian was fined IS
and costs for assaulting another for
mer subject of the czar. Owing to
the distance the officers had to go to
catch the assaulter the costs were over