The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-10
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Early hours go at Souris.
Sykeston people may incorporate.
Center is to have creamery.
Des Laos lake is to be stocked With
fish.
The water supply at Goodrich is
short.
The dairymen want state dairy in
spector.
Dat thieves have been operating at
Kenmare.
There is Ignite coal war on at
Kenmare.
Incorporation is strongly urged at
Sykeston.
The penitentiary is badly over
crowded.
The fire fiend hoodoo still sticks to
Fessenden.
A lot of wells are being put down
this winter.
The Granville fire department has
been organized.
A lot of old time bills are bobbing up
in the legislature.
Fifty houses are wanted at Minot
early in the spring.
Plans are we'll under way for a
creamery at Cando.
Sheepmen on the Cannonball report
heavy losses from dogs.
Some sections of the state want
more snow for sleighing.
Minoters are rejoicing over the pros
pect of free mail delivery.
jamestown is making preparations
for the farmers institute.
Wimbledon Presbyterians have Sc.
cured site for new church.
A man was arrested near Wilton on
the charge of shooting a colt.
Two more special agents have beer
detailed for duty in this state.
Many towns in the state are com.
planning of an epidemic of grip.
Minoters will soon have new bank
along with other Improvements
More new counties will be organized
on the Missouri slope next year.
Ralph Maxwell of Lidgerwood is
able to be up after long illness.
Concrete bricks are to be manu-
featured at Forman in the spring.
A man was accidentally killed at
the Pollock mine at Springbrook.
A Finn who recently arrived at De
Lamere has been ordered deported.
Fargo is said to be slated for big
hotel within the next twelve months.
Frank Drinkwater of Patterson was
recently married down in Minnesota.
More hotels are demanded at Velva
and almost every other town in the
state.
The Walcott creamery will be oper.
ated at full time during the coming
year.
| L. D. McGahan is said to be slated
for the receivership of the Minot land
office.
At Deer Lake, Stutsman county, it
is reported lady was asphyxiated by
coal gas.
The stone and lumber has been haul:
ed for the new Congregational church
at Kuhn
All the preliminary arrangements
for incorporation have been made at
Cogswell.
Fessenden people were disappointed
over the failure to secure farmers
institute.
Grain inspection continues to be an
interesting subject to many North
Dakotans.
Buffalo is getting some good adver.
Using out of its enterprise in erecting
a splendid new hall.
Clifford Rife, Ransom county boy,
has live eagle that he captured after
slightly wounding it.
The Northern Pacific will extend it's
line west from Denhoff to the Missouri
river early this spring.
Every one admits the Justice of the
Ward county cause in which more
representation is asked.
DR.. Ryder failed to qualify as coro.
ner in Dickey county and S. B. Hodges
was appointed in his stead.
Smallpox is reported at La Moure,
but not in the exaggerated form that
some rumors have made it.
Farmers through the northern part
of the state are confident that the 500
will build the extension across the
state.
There were some fine yields OF
wheat on the Missouri slope last fall,
according to the returns that are being
made.
The attention of health officials in
many counties is being called to the
law requiring official returns on vital
statistics.
At the Fessenden fire the explosion
of powder caused lot of excitement
and the conclusion threw many people.
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