The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-14
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The Lisbon Dramatic club made
big hit.
Crystal gets local telephone ex-
change.
Bowbells has established an aerie
of Eagles.
Hankinson is said to be long on
blind pigs.
Rural route No. 4 has been ordered
Tor Lidgerwood.
Final proofs must now be made at
the land offices.
A new rural route is to be estab-
lished out of Minot.
Two deserters from Bismarck were
| caught at Pembina.
Bootleggers were given brief peri
cd to get out of Velva.
The amateur actors at Walhall
seem to be making good.
The annual airing of the Valley City
electric light plant is on.
D. c. Moore of Grafton has returned
from trip to Central America.
Mrs. Senator Hansbrough is suffer-
ing from an attack of appendicitis.
The 500 is handling lot of immi-
grants to the Canadian Northwest
The consolidated school plan has
been a success around Abercromble.
Accidental shooting at Devils Lake
nearly resulted in the death OF young
lady.
| Some Wisconsin farmers have sent
to North Dakota for spring wheat for
seed.
The condition Of the finances of
jamestown are being fully aired by the
papers.
The snow fall in the northern part
Of the state thoroughly saturated the
country.
| Liberal rewards are offered in the
slope country for the capture of horse
thieves.
Some opposition is developing at
Casselton to the new school building
proposition.
Coulee township in Ramsey county
somewhat mixed.
| From the sentiment around May
vile, William Law seems to be in luck
to be in the pen.
W. d. Wallace of Oshkosh, Wis, is
the new director of the First Regi-
lnent band at Lisbon.
There seems to be a better class of
formaldehyde sold by the druggists
this year than formerly.
The trucks broke off the tender of
a Great Northern train at Cando, but
an accident was averted.
1t is said that Hankinson thieves are
the parties who stole four horses from
Wheatland two years ago.
Mayor Whitman of Devils Lake
wants ivy planted along the wall ad.
joining the railroad track
Some Sheldon hunters crayled
through the mud long distance and
got shot at some decoys.
Ex-Railroad Commissioner Keyc
hes returned to Glendale after spend
ing the winter in California.
Wahpeton people are now drinking
water from the well, which was re-
Gently turned into the mains.
The Northern Pacific is after peo-
pie who have been stealing from the
road around jamestown and west.
The recent rains appear to have
been timely, and the wheat that was
seeded is growing to beat four of a
kind.
| A Casselton man is said to have in
vented an attachment to harrow that
will bring him fortune and the users
comfort.
! There will be no excuse if the weed
law is not enforced. Nearly every pa
per in the state has commented on the
| measure.
At Churchs Ferry John Thompson
was thrown from rig and so badly in
jured that he was unconscious for
some hours.
1t is rather remarkable how univer-
sally returned travellers express them
selves as rejoiced at getting back to
North Dakota.
United States District Attorney
Rourke has returned to Lisbon after
being called to Lincoln. Ill.,, to attend
the funeral of his brother.
With Mayor Thayer removed to
Idaho, who will sing the praises Of
Aneta, "the queen city of the upper
cheyenne" and things like that?
Church's Ferry business men who
went to Minneapolis to interview the
500 officials regarding townsite privi-
,eges returned very much dsappoint-
ed.
Despite the poor crops in Richland
county, an enterprising merchant in
Wahpeton, who advertised literally,
found his business was better than a