The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30

Bryan is to speak at Hope July 3.
Valley City is to have greenhouse
The barber law is being rigidly en-.
forced.
City lots are in great demand at
Ashley.
The Granville ball team is winning
regularly.
Valley city had nine high school
graduates.
One Minot druggist sold fifteen tons
of sulphur.
Pingree wants another elevator and
flour mill.
Enderlin Methodists are to erect .
larger church.
Racing in the streets of Dunseith is
to be prohibited.
Reynolds wants to celebrate the
glorious Fourth.
The Valley City band gives some
popular concerts.
The Turtle Mountain Indians were
PAID their annuity.
A lot of Glendale cattle are being
shipped to Mexico.
McHenry is advertising a big Fourth
of July celebration.
Good wells are being found at Ken.
mare and bowbel.s.
The Northern Pacific has installed a
new pumping station at Lisbon.
Father Mcdonald has been trans
ferred from Sheldon to Grafton.
Cakes business men have the Fourth
of July celebration we'll in hand.
There is still no clue to the men who
committed the burglary at Hunter.
There are complaints of illegal fish.
ing in Stutsman and Foster counties.
There is agitation at Michigan City
against expectorating on the sidewalk
Lightning rod peddlers are reported
| to be busy in the northern part Of the
state.
w. J. Bryan will lay the corner stone
| of the new Workmen building at Chau
| tauqua.
Doc Moody of Wahpeton had a pea
cock. Some one shot the bird for its
| feathers.
There was burglary at Fessenden
| and shots were exchanged with the
| burglars.
Kenmare is more ambitious than
ever since the 500 is building another
line into that town.
The new Northern Pacific time
schedule continues to get roasts al
| Steele and Bismarck.
A popularity of the electrical storms
this year is the number of stables that
are struck and destroyed.
! The Norwegian Lutheran church al
Walcott, N. D., was struck by light
uing and nearly destroyed.
Fessenden licked Harvey at base
ball. A lot of old scores were settled
and some new ones started.
A gasoline launch is operated on 6
lake near Churchs Ferry and the place
is popular Sunday resort.
| Barnes county people take grea
pride in the blooded stock owned b,
| the farmers of that section of the state
H. G.. Keeper, former educator IL
Richland county, is now said to be the
proprietor of a saloon in Minneapolis
Some of the farmers are operating
washing machines with their wind
mills and their good housewives re
joice.
| There was not much enthusiasm
shown at York at the meeting hello
for the purpose of organizing a farm
ers' elevator.
| Some of the contractors along the
500 and Great Northern extensions
are sinking wells to secure water fol
their outfits.
At Paramount one of the merchants
has arranged crest and waiting
room" for his country customers. I,
will be appreciated.
| Marshall Markell of Williston is es
tablishing a reputation as bad mar
with gun. Some tough citizens have
been shot by him, one fatally.
A Dago was fined SIS and given
twenty-five days in Jail at Dickinson
on the charge of chewing off the end OF
another macaroni eaters finger.
| A bullet struck the bed in which
Painter Hayes of Minot was sleeping
He was aroused from his slumbers, but
prefers some other kind of an alarm
clock.
The Sheldon postoflce has been
boosted back to $1,000, from which the
salary was reduced because Mike
wrote his love letters from England
one summer instead, of at home.
Twelve hundred head of cattle and
sixty-five head of horses have been
dipped in Kidder county and there re.
mains about 1000 head of cattle yet to
be treated.
North Dakota's exhibit at the Lewis
and Clark exnnSitinn was among the