The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-27
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Hatton u to have an opera house. NE
Glenullin has . fast ball team this
year. s3s SlsJ ls
The Minot mill has changed owner.
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There Is q cleanup movement at
Devils Lake. IN III
Hunter is to have . baseball tourna-
ment. Al, Il. sIsl. y '.,3 ss 5s
Minot may get q wholesale music
house. ..s {Fs
At Grand Forks pawn shop was
robbed. Il
The past week has been good corn
weather.
The 500 must put in gates at Minot
crossings.
The Dunseith creamery is doing a
big business.
The races at cooperstown were a
great success.
The A. O. U. w. hall at New Salem
was ruined by fire.
The flour mill at Hatton is doing an
immense business.
A. O. Omstad Of Fargo is the leader
of the Williston band.
Hatton is to have its streets graded
and covered with sand.
Tie crop of new corporations in the
state is growing larger.
Chief Wagner of the Lidgerwood fire
department has resigned.
The new opera house at Munich has
been opened to the public.
Cando people didn't like circus
that recently visited there.
The new court house. at Hillsboro is
being pushed to completion.
Two horses and cow were burned
to death in a fire at Thompson.
"A 500 work train was ditched near
Kenmare but no one was hurt.
At Denbigh thieves swiped all the
harness belonging to Pike Harris.
A former Edgeley girl was recently
married at Carpio to DR.. Morrison.
DR.. H. H. Ruger of Devils Lake suf-
fered a severe stroke of paralysis.
LaMoure is a great creamery point
and the plant is doing fine business.
Williston let the contract for the
water works and electric light plants.
Baseball playing in the streets is
under the ban in several towns of the
state.
At Courtenay one of the most in
teresting racing meets Of the season
was held.
There appeared to be a lot of graft
work done by followers of the carnival
at Bismarck.
There are some tall stories from La
Moure county about the height of
durum wheat.
The Grand Forks county board of
equalization boosted farm land So
cents per acre.
A Divorce and widow are slated
for marriage at Hunter and the
gossips are busy.
There is trouble in Minot because
sixteen-year-old boy was found on
the streets drunk.
Larimore county fair people want
share of the funds raised in Grand
Forks county for fairs.
Robert Roads of Minot was let off
with S. fine for picking the pocket
Of woman of that city.
Minoters have offered ground for a
site for normal school If the state
will establish. one there.
Chief Little Fish of the Turtle noun
tains is about ninety years of age, but
still able to visit Devils Lake.
Ex-Register Of Deeds Redhon Of
Cass county has located in Grand
Forks in the grain business.
Mandan is having a town lot boom.
Ranchers are putting up immense
quantities of hay this summer. ],
An effort will be made to enlarge the
city limits of Minot to take in about
sixty houses outside the limits.
The Northern Pacific double track
will be extended as far west as Wheat
land this summer-from Fargo.
Up-to-date: tramps will soon be.
equipped with air ships, cut out the
brake-beam route and avoid the dust.
d There are said to be some kids in
Christine who may break into the re-
form school as q result Of petty
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A flax mill is being urged at Bottin-t
eau. The towns that have had fax,
mills are long on experience and short
on fax. yts :s5s
Martin Peterson fell under . train
at Page and lost q foot, making about
the steenth railway accident there,
this season. SD, 8 III a 's B lt3s
n Near Granville q farmer lost his
home by fire and the neighbors pre-
scented him with q purse of $3.50 70
help start III. 35 Il Ss3
The Great Mort ern has made y rate.
4of one fare plus 50 cents, for the
sound trip to the Sssate fair IN Fargo,
This includes one admission ticket to.
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