The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-19
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ganized.
The people of Edmore decided to
be Methodists.
Bowbells people voted to issue bonds
for waterworks
Fessenden won the first game ,lay
ed with Harvey.
The instruments for the Sandoun
band have arrived.
Tho townsite at Tioga has recently
changed ownership.
The fair association in Cass county
Is an assured success
There will be lot of building at
Tower City this season.
Rugby people are taking great pride
in fixing up their lawns.
Hampden has made plans for fast
baseball team this summer.
A prairie fire southwest Of Cogswell
destroyed considerable hay.
The autoists arc having the usual
hard luck with breakdowns.
DR.. Nicholson of 1.awton was given
a big sendoff on his marriage.
Hillsboro people will wait year be.
fore building the court house.
The crop prospects around Dicley
are of an encouraging nature.
James Hart has been engaged as
night Waterman at Glendale.
Ioe ~, "a
dictatorship of the Cando band.
Merchant Finney of Sheldon is to
we'd Miss Morrison of Casselton.
Arrangements nave neeil completed
for the incorporation OF I-akota.
Devils I.akers confidently expect the
500 to be extended to that town.
EX-Attorney General Standish pre-
diets another political revolution.
There is said to be some hitch in
the new road from Knox to Dunseith.
There have been no new cases OF
smallpox at Hankinson for two weeks.
The people of Ryder are discussing
making fire breaks around the town
ship.s
1t is claimed that an ex-county Off
cial in Cavalier is short in his ac-
counts.
At Minot a burly negro attempted to
force his way into several resi-
dences.
A lot of fine cattle are being ship
ped out of the southwestern part of
the state.
The First National bank at Flaxton
was purchased by the Ross-Davidson
syndicate.
President Merri1eld of the state
high school inspection praised the Mi
not schools.
Many of the old army buildings at
Buford are being moved to new sites
and improved.
Roland Hugo, a Sanborn blind pig.
ger. pleaded guilty and was sentenced
at Valley City.
Another effort is being made to re-
vive interest in the creamery PROPOSE
ton at Grafton.
Judge Goss of Alinot had quartet
of divorce cases in one day and grant
ed three of them.
Michael Boksyieff was arrested at
Braddock on a wife-beating charge
and was fined $25.
A new settler named Bingeman was
killed near Steele by the accidental
discharge of a gun.
A Grand Forks man is said to have
owned the slot machines recently raid
ed Ill Pembina county.
Postmasters can't kick over smok-
ing III the offices, according to rul-
ing of the department.
The board of trustees of the school
of forestry at Bottineau have arrang-
ed to secure land for the school.
Kenmare is growing rapidly this
summer and it's Importance as rail-
road center is being recognized.
A hay fork fell ON Farmer Bum,
near Grand Forks, and tore the flesh
from his arm in terrible manner.
The Union Telephone company will
build line to Wheatland but will
not establish an exchange, as report
ed.
Fire destr:, ed the home of Thomas
w. Huff. near Glenbuln and Mrs.
Huff was so severely burned she may
die.
1t is claimed that some selfhunting
bird dogs are destroying a lot of
prairie chicken nests around Valley
City.
The telephone line. from Bismarck
to Underwood is to be completed I'M
der the direction of Col. Hankinson by
June 1.
Most Of the towns in the state will
have the cemeteries improved and
cleaned up for the Decoration day ex-
ercises.
The rain anu snow in the western
part of the state came at the most
opportuno time, and the people are
happy.
The Northern Pacific will cut down
fho grade at Buffalo to reduce the ex-