The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-01
North Dakota
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Page gets a new bank.

Page gets new bank.
jamestown is to have planning mill.
Osnabrock is said to be long on blind
pigs. /.
Farmers are now sowing winter
wheat.
A young lady ran down sneak thief
ut Minot.
Hail knocked out some wheat near
Sykeston.
Bismarck has a lot of musical talent
1unorganized.
A bumptious travelling man got into,
trouble at Ray. $
An alligator escaped from Banker
Banks of Sheldon.
Farmers around Bowbells organized
lumber company.
Flaxton is building two churches
and school building.
D. V. Young had leg broken in
runaway at Sykeston.
Turtle Lake in Mclean county is
growing rapidly this summer. T.,
Dickey is to have new bank with
q man named Christ as cashier.
Minot had stabbing ARRAY as re-
silt Of quarrel over a woman.
At Sykeston an effort was made to
rim the new agent out of town.
The people of Mcleod have issued
8 warning against blind piggers.
An accidentally discharged revolver
1t Aneta caused some excitement
Grades are being established at
Hope.
An attempt was made to burgle the
residence of Presiding Elder Moore at
Minot.
Carl Nelson went to work for Sena
tor Talcott at Buffalo and then welt
crazy.
The reported extension of the Great
Northern line from Mohall seems to
be off.
There was an elopement from JOLT
cite. A Belgian girl was one of the
principals.
Nels Olson of Fargo defeated E. A.
Hogan of Breckenridge at Berthold in
three rounds.
The reports of illegal hunting seem
to have been more numerous than in
many years.
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Der yards at two new towns on the
Farmers road.
Lack of granary room for the boun-
teous crop is one of the complaints in
Sargent county.
Minot wants larger Jail, which in
dicates that more up that way ought
to be in the jug.
Drainage is about the greatest prob.
ley have to solve.
A resident of Richardton wants to
cover the town with tent and label
the place saloon.
There is large flax acreage around
Upham on the Towner extension of
the Great Northern.
While the Donnybrook marshal was
At supper stranger went into town
and beat up citizen
Carl Nordhougen OF Aneta ex-
changed shots with some horse thieves
and thinks he hit one.
The recent sentences imposed at
Minot by Judge Goss should assist in
giving law and order a boost.
North Dakota is attracting lot of
fomeseekers this summer and Iowa
continues to furnish its quota.
Durum wheat was largely seeded in
the western part of the state and it
seems to have made splendid crop.
The tour of the state by the First
Regiment band should furnish a treat
Tor the towns the band boys visit.
Deputy Game Warden Green of
Sheldon offers reward of $25 for con-
viction of violators of the game law.
Farmers in several counties are
sending samples of their crops and
Vegetables to the state fair at Grand
Forks.
There is considerable complaint in
the valley counties of potato rot, the
soil being too wet for the good of the
tubers.
A lot of Bottineau county grain was
struck by hail but there are still thou
sands of acres of as fine crops as ever
awaited binder.
One of the dead sailors in the re-
cent Bennington disaster was A. H.
schoregge, son of Charles Schoregge,
a Flaxton farmer.
The lightning rod peddlers are said
to have done big business in the
state this summer as result of FREE
Quent electric storms.
Quail, brought from Iowa and liber-
ated at Church's Ferry, have propa.
gated this summer and seem to be
Getting along all right.
The business men of Upham were
turned down by the McHenry county
commissioners on proposition to
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