The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-31
North Dakota
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McHenry will be out of debt at the
end of the year.
A number of immigrants have arriv-
ed at Tower City.
The Hannaford creamery is ready
for the seasons run.
An Emmons county rancher has
large number of lambs.
Ward County could get up strong
county baseball league.
The doctors were busy after the
spell OF warm weather.
w. E. Biggs is the new Northern Pa
cific agent at Darlington.
Fred Brewster has been re-appoint-
ed postmaster at Harvey.
The deep artesian we'll at Harvey
has not yet been accepted.
Church consolidation talk is popular
in some towns in the state.
The new armory at Valley City has
seating capacity of 1,400.
Devils Lake is to be an independent
school district in the future.
Farmers elevators are to be erected
at both Chaffee and Embden.
An old settler at Tower City objects
to the rowdyism of the boys.
Elevator Agent Wilson of Edinburg
has drug store at Hampden.
Two men were arrested at Balfour
for disposing of stolen property.
The people of the state are being
urged to plant trees this spring.
The membership of the Wahpeton
Commercial club is limited to 1875.
I-angdon and Milton are planning
strong baseball teams this summer.
The county superintendent of
schools will be able to have deputies.
c. d. Wolverton of Minot has in
vented plan to treat wheat for smut
Four dipping tanks will be estab-
tished in Stutsman county this spring:
a former Langdon man is said to be
wanted in South Dakota or a check
deal
| Arrangements will be made at Mil
ton for daily service on the rural
routes.
Deering presents a demand to the
Great Northern, I'VE need and want a
depot"
A sufficient number of COWS have
been guaranteed for a creamery at
Larimore.
All the teachers in the Minot schools
except three were re-engaged for the
next year.
School boards over the state are
busy picking out teachers for the next
school year.
The question Of too much change in
the text books in the Langdon schools
IS being argued.
North Dakota promises to develop
more baseball enthusiasm this summer
than ever before.
C. S. Johnson and son have pur
chased the roller mills at Ashley; con
sideration, $4,000.
Darlington wants the people of that
town to make an effort to secure the
Methodist university.
A fish peddler who had neglected tc
secure license was arrested at Car
rington and taken back to Fessenden
La Moure county will pay bounty
of cents on gophers during April and
cent during May and June
The northern part of the state had a
good snowfall after the warm wealth
or but the southern half was left dry
The farmers believe the new weed
law will assist in keeping the damag
ing pests somewhat under restriction
John Weldo, Great Northern section
foreman at Tioga, was struck in the
eye with spike and may lose the
sight.
The development of the Missouri
slope section of the state promises tC
be more rapid than ever this sum.
MGR.
There are said to be too many worth
less ours around Mandan, and some
people advocate bounty on dog
hides.
A number of the students at the
North Dakota agricultural college have
been compelled to return home for
spring work.
A. c. Buck, who has been in the
drug business at New Rockford for
twenty-five years, has just sold his in.
terests there.
A mass meeting was held at Voltaire
at which the question of locating the
county seat, in case McHenry county
was divided, was taken up in the inter.
ssts of Velva.
An enthusiast predicts that in an
other decade North Dakota will be
criss-crossed with electric passenger
and freight lines
Judge Allen of Lisbon is at Hunters
Hot Springs, Mont, by orders of his
physicians, and the Wahpeton term OF
court was postponed.
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