The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-24

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Hay wants : better school building. !.
Slot mac hines weFs ordered out ats
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Neche's NV telephone system Is il
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Residents q crary have improved
the cemetery. .,5 5SS., 3E5,, s a
A old elevator at Bowdon was de-.
stroyed by Are. HID
e Mayville Is still experimenting with
max fiber mills. As a9. 33s 81
The people Of Hope are proud Of
the new hospital. \ y
Ransom county's crops are, report.
ed the best ever. Il L " &
"A bad case Of smallpox was found
In Pembina county. &
Bowbells defeated Westhope for the
championship Of Ward county. k
Nearly every town in the state Is
waging q war on the festive hobo.
Efforts are being made to get the
farmers to do better road building.
The people along the ]. & N. branch
Of the N. p. want q Sunday mail
train.
Grocery peddlers are reported to,
have done big BUSINESS In Eddy
county.
There was row at Casselton over
the failure to comply with health reg
ulations.
Maxbass has passed an ordinance
prohibiting the art Of gambling being
practiced there.
Matt Ranke. a twenty-year-old boy,
broke his leg from fall from a horse
near Hanknson.
At Kenmare a rooster drove an old
hen away from her brood and adopt
ed the youngsters.
The Munich creamery building has
been finished and the plant will soon
be in running order.
Denhoff has completed a good well
to furnish water for the teams Of the
farmers who trade there.
Two cases Of smallpox were discov-
cred at White Earth, and boarding
house placed under quarantine.
A Fort Totten Indian felt that he
was about all in and ordered a $175
coffin and died a few days later.
The Northern Telephone company is
having trouble to get right Of way of
some Of the farmers near Russell.
DR.. Simon Of Lakota will locate in
Tolna, new town of the G. N. ex-
tension from Aneta to Devils Lake.
The good people Of Kramer continue
to boiler for law enforcement. They
are having to contend with drunks
and fights galore.
Landlord F. J. Stone Of Coopers-
town broke his knee cap while get
ting out of a boat. and was brought
to Fargo for treatment.
0beron is making strong effort to
become division point of the Great
Northern when the extension of the
branch line is completed.
Milo Madison is in jail at Cando
charged with attempt to commit q
rape on the person of Miss Olive Jep-
son. a school teacher of the commu.
nifty.
Christ Christ was the name of one
of the men arrested at Minot on the
charge of burglarizing a caboose. It
is worthy of interest that he was dis
charged.
Gordon Muir, La Moure lad, tried
to get on friendly terms with some
COWS and caresses of one of the ami
mails left him in an unconscious con-
dition for ten hours.
It is claimed that with such big
crop of both winter and spring wheat
that it will be more difficult to estab-
lish a market for durum wheat than
under ordinary circumstances.
Dump ground restrictions are being
maintained at Hannah by the threat
that viclators will get county jail
sentence unless they quit the exist
ing practice Of menacing public
health.
Skafti Gudmundson, ffteen-year-
old boy, was accidentally shot and Sc
riously wounded while playing with
22-rife in company with one Of his
brothers at his home one mile north
Of Mountain. .s@ss.5s
A Wahpeton young woman, the
daughter Of a widower, got married
the other day. and was surprised to
find that her father, not relishing the
idea q being without a housekeeper,
had secured a helpmate q day or two
before she did. .. N ,.5 Y
Archie Kennedy Of Langdon, twelve
years old, died as a result Of blood
poison contracted about two weeks
ago, at which time he received flesh
wound in the leg above the knee. The
poison germ was allowed to remain.
it spread through the system, being
followed by q fatal illness, attended by
much pain. q Z. s
At Page lightning struck the Meth
odist church. and, running down. the