The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-17
North Dakota
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There was mad dog scare at Ha.
zelton,
Litchville is having more trouble
with plug uglies.
Some men were injured at the saw
mills in Rolette county.
Fish spearing through the ice is
the coal mines at Wilton.
Casselton Methodists are planning
the erection of new church.
A number of the legislators visited
popular pastime at Valley City.
A Binford bookkeeper says he work.
ed 3,49S hours during the past year.
Druggist Lockett of Wimbledon is
to establish drug store at Binford.
The perjury charges against A. J.
Fitzgerald of Litchville were dismiss
ed.
Capt. Henry of Company at Val
ley City is elated over the new arm.
Dry.
A young man disappeared from
Braddock leaving a number Of unpaid
bills.
Towner and Fessenden are condol-
ing with each other over the firebug
business.
Up to date North Dakota seems to
be establishing reputation as win
ter resort.
The telephone companies in many
towns in the state publish list OF
subscribers.
There have been so many fires set
at Towner that night watch is to be
established.
The commissioners of Ramsey coun
ty have secured some lots for new
county Jail.
Efforts are being made TO secure a
daily mail service on the rural routes
out of Milton.
The elevator recently destroyed at
Rolla will be rebuilt in time to handle
this years crop.
Many towns in the state are making
arrangements to welcome the 500
seed wheat special.
John Bvrnes of ST. John was ar
rested on the charge of brutally treat
ing his young son.
Leroy Swartwood. formerly of Gran
| din and Hunter. will start livery
stable at Hampden.
The farmers of the state appreciate
the efforts of the railroads to instruct
on better seed grain.
A sidewalk fever struck Sawyer re-
Gently and the appearance of the town
is greatly improved.
The fellows that carelessly handle
loaded guns seem to have a faculty of
lodging the foollliller.
At Devils Lake Mary Stotts of Stark
weather sued Robert Cochran for So.
900 for malicious assault.
| Elevator companies are beginning
to run their wheat out of the state be-
fore the assessors get around
| The extension of the McHenry
branch to Oberon will help out lot of
| farmers in that section of the state.
| Rev. Mcnamara, as field secretary
for the state enforcement league is
said TO be scoring a great success.
| Edgeley is to have concern to man.
ufacture cement blocks for building
purposes. 1t is being put in by local
parties.
| There is no question but that rusted
wheat will terminate. but the shriy-
eled grains lack power to produce a
vigorous plant.
| Lawyers are now on the same basis
as BARRIERS and other professions, and
have to stand admission examinations
before state boards.
w. E. Biggs, formerly of New Rock
ford, has been offered the position Of
station agent at Darlington as sue
cessor to Agent Cummings.
| Citizens of Rolla feared the mill
would be burned by the flames which
|
the firemen did some good work.
Shack thieves swiped a present
from a bachelor homesteader near
Spring Brook. The present was from
the settlers best girl. and he's on the
warpath.
! The Grand Forks Commercial club
favors municipal ownership Of its cleo
trio light plant. The business men
complain of the poor quality of the
present lights.
In a few localities there are people
who object to the use of formaldehyde
or other treatments for smut, but for
t,lnately the majority of the farmers
are convinced of the beneficial results
of treating the grain.
Four Langdon girls were taken to a
dance in the country with the under
standing that they would return at
midnight. Their escorts refused to
bring them back at that hour, and the
| girls walked six miles to town