The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-18
Jamestownshad- q barn IRE, -s =.
Rugby has a pugilistic barber.
.'Wyndmere had a lively windstorn

A healer cured a stranger at Den.
hoff.
Summer is the best time to sow
alfalfa.
Sanitation is real live issue at
Rugby.
Winter wheat proved successful at
Walcott.
The state board of. equalization is
in session. ~
The Walhalla band is giving open
air concerts.
A dog case in Wells county cost a
lot of money.
Broncho busting is favorite pas.
time at Crosby.
The curfew ordinance is to be en-.
forced at Minot
A lot of prairie land is being broken
in Logan county.
Anamoose voted almost unanimously
for Incorporation.
/ There are complaints about the dam.
age by potato bugs.
Plans are being made for a city
park at Devils. Lake.
Hebron is said to have some of the
finest clay in the state.
Wolves are still causing losses to
stocknen on the ranges.
The results of seeding rusted wheat
q ,,r,t
Minot seems to have rather more
than its share of ro5beries.
Cherries are ripe at Williston-from
trees set out three years ago.
Both butcher shops at Wyndmere
were robbed the same evening.
Thre children in one family near
Napoleon died of diphtheria.
Track laying is being pushed on the
extension of the Farmers rrld.
Politics are reported to be warming
up with the weather-at Minot.
The Pembina county crops ore re-
garded as out of danger of rust
There was a strike at Minot of the
brick masons on one of the buildings.
Near Crosby some one burgled the
shack Of a colored widow homestead.
er.
Pete Bowers of Minot was convict
ed for second offense of blind big
ging.
Reno is new town between Glen
md T rcfr
tension.
The people of Minot have discovered
a fine swimming pool in the murmur-
ing Mouse.
Stockmen are expecting the cattle
market will open earlier this year
than usual.
The people of Crary are rejoicing
over the fine bell just put in The Cath
Ole church.
The proposed extension of the SEQ
into Fargo is creating lot IF specu-
lation, anyway
The deputy game wardens in some
sections of the state are attempting to
enforce the law.
The farmers can insure against DOS
sible loss by rust by raising stock OF
improved breeds.
1t is claimed that blind pigs sre
operated in livery stables in some sec
lions OF the state
Telephone linemen have reached
Kathryn and the people are now talk,
ing all they wish.
Frank Streeter, a son of the ole
man, will have charge, of the telephone
exchange at Linton.
Rugby may make an effort to get
one of the vacancies in the North Da-
kota National guard
Fasteners who invested in North
Dakota farming lands are we'll pleased
with their holdings.
The people of jamestown have con
cluded there will be no new n. p. de-
pot there this year.
There was an elopement from a farm
near Crazy. An irate) father pursued
but was outdistanced
There is complaint over the public
manner some of the tough women of
Minot conduct themselves.
The business men of St. Thomas
not only do not advertise but send
away for their job printing.
A resident of Knox returned home
in time to discover his residence on
fire. He saved the building.
w. p. McGann got ninety days at
Towner on the charge of assisting in
holding up a man at Granville.
Fire destroyed the shack on TIE
Great Northern right of way at Mi.
not, which was occupied by pcrters.
Peter Larson, Ward county farm
er, near Burlington, reports one of his
cows gave birth to three calves re-.
Gently.
Assistant Dairy Commissioners Flint
is inspecting the creameries over the
state and giving the officials valuable