The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-20
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The Albion hotel at osnabrock was
burned.
Goose hunting parties are being
planned.
Shack thieves are reported near
Glenburn.
Too much booze is the complaint at
Wheatland.
More room is needed in the schools
at Bowbells.
The Waldorf hotel at Fessenden has
been closed.
Jamestown is a great distributing
center for fruit.
An attempted Jail delivery at Lang.
don was spoiled.
The bike ordinance of st. Thomas
is being enforced.
A man named Grubb keeps res.
taurant at Forman.
Dime socials and church affairs are
abroad in the land.
Finlanders were mixed up in stab
bing ARRAY at Perth.
The briquetting plant is said to be
assured for Kenmare.
Ex-Gov. White reports his wheat av.
eraged twenty bushels.
DRINKS at Binford are carted to
Cooperstown and fined.
The price of spuds has been ad.
yanced in some sections.
]. l.. Wemark has purchased. the
Boyd drug store at Flaxton.
A negro was charged with stealing
razors at Starkweather.
DR.. Wilson, a son of the BathgatA
editor, has located at Crystal.
The farmers are returning thanks
for the good weather this fall.
Fairdale, one of the new 500 towns,
is becoming great trade center.
The car shortage seems to have hit
the 500 harder than the other roads.
Wilton now has fire company and
a reservoir under ground full of wa.
ter.
The Bismarck people still have to
go to Mandan for theatrical attrac.
tons.
A livery team from Neche was drivs
en- by transient to Edmore and aban.
doned.
An unoccupied building burned at
pected.
Prof. Wolfe of Minot denies that he
is a candidate for county superintend.
ent of schools.
Landlord Mcintyre of Grafton is still
getting prizes he won at the state fair
at Grand Forks.
Mandan is talking of organizing a
brass band now that competent lead.
er has located there.
An enforcement league spotter ia
said to have been unable to find booze
vender in Bottineau.
1t is said the Great Northern will
build loop from Palermo to Crosby,
then across to Mohall.
The North Dakota agricultural col
lege is attracting hundreds of bright
boys and girls this fall.
Richard Ryan of Glendale went to
New Rockford to thresh. He lost his
team and wagon by fire.
J. E. Green of Barnes county reports
an average of thirty-four bushels OF
durum wheat on 153 acres.
Fake land locators are reported to
have done some business around
Spring Brook, Williams county.
A pillow foundry may be established
at Hunter to manufacture a pillow in.
vented by a citizen of that town.
The elevators at Flaxton were over
flowing with grain and the farmers had
to take the wheat back to their farms.
A $4,000 blacksmith shop burned at
New Salem last week. 1t must have
been a rafting good one at that price.
A horse dealer at Palermo was
searching for man to whom he had
Soiu IlOiSc. Dull Tile purchaser ana
the equine were missing.
A lot of passengers who cross the
international boundary at Neche are
relieved of the future booze supplies
they carry in their grips.
The main street of the new town OF
Rolette is being graded and leveled.
The work is being paid for by the pre-.
miums on the sale of town lots.
A number of bankers visited Crosby.
The town is attracting attention since
it has been promised that the Great
Northern will extend to that point.
Many farmers have been raising the
same kind of corn for years until they
have developed growth that natures
to an advantage in this state.
If a national pnre food commission
Is created, what's wrong with Commits
sioner Ladd of the North Dakota Ag.
ricultural college to head the thing?
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