The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-15
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Adams is 70 have brickyard.
Maxbass has organized a band.
Spring Brook has another paper.
A stray deer was seen near Perth.
A wildcat was killed near st. Thorn
as.
Flax thieves operated in Burleigh
county. ~
A creamery is to be built at Ma.
poleon.
Stack threshing has not all been
completed.
Barnes county is enjoying an era OF
prosperity.
Two knife rack fakirs were chased
out of Sarles.
Alsac clover is successfully grown
around Mimic.
The Cando creamery has made
good showing.
Bismarckers are elated over the
commercial club.
Anamoosei had shipped 375 cars of
grain up to Nov. 20.
Most people had something for
which to be thankful.
Norwich had an elopement, and the
young people were forgiven.
Shoplifters are reported to have OPP
Grated successfully at Minot.
There is big kick at Napoleon over
the shortage of the coal supply.
The street car line at Valley City
wants snow plow the first thing.
The merchants are preparing for
big trade from now until the holidays.
Slot machines were seized at Rus
sell and Newburg in Bottineau coun-
ty.
Few counties have enjoyed more
real prosperity this year than Suits
man.
There seems to be little difficulty in
securing booze lin the new town of
Sarles.
A considerable amount of Canadian
wheat is being shipped into this state
under bond.
Velva comes to the front with pair
of Opponents in which sisters were
the bridesmaids.
Center, Oliver county, has quite
bunch. of phones and is now connect
ed with Mandan.
The good crops this year have
brought a flood of shows and lecturers
to North Dakota.
Investigations are being made in
several sections as to the origin of the
recent prairie fires.
The heavy snowfall in the valley
prevented some of the farmers from
completing their harvest.
There is said to be some fine land
in the northern part of Williams coun-
ty open for homesteaders.
T. E. Burke of Langdon has pur-
chased the Antlers hotel at Grand
Forks from Mrs. freeman.
The new trains in the northern part
of the state have necessitated many
changes in the mail service.
John Johnson of Glenburn, arrested
on a bench warrant issued by Judge
Goss, pleade dguilty to selling booze.
Fargoans are less boastful of the
street car system since old Boreas put
the system out of business so easily.
Mike Kracker was acquitted at Mi
not on the charge OF coaching young
HUFF to strike Drumming with a pitch
fork. '------------
Great Northern surveyors have been
at work on a line to Portage la Prai-
rie, Manitoba, from both Walhalla and
Neche.
Two stray deer wandered around
Flaxton last week and party Of
hunters got busy. One Of the animals
was killed.
Ralph Maxwell of Lidgerwood is in
"a precarious condition with one side
paralyzed land the physicians think
he may not recover
The meeting at Grand Forks in
January to- discuss drainage matters
should be attended by every farmer in
the Red river valley. sT'~
Many wiseacres claim that heavy
snowfall means good crop, and some
of the farmers are already predicting
a bumper for next year.
The recent snowfall in the valley
was heavy enough to make good
sleighing for the rest Of the winter.
if the wind doesn't get too busy.
Preliminary steps were taken at
Medina for incorporating the town.
The question of some kind of fire pro-
lection is the paramount issue.
Dolph G. Roadover has been Sc
cured from Minnesota on requisition
papers by the authorities of Towner
county. Grand larceny is charged.
The long spell of Indian summer
enabled the farmers to get lot Of ad-