The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16


summer.
Rock Lake has feed mill in active
operation.
A farmers elevator is being organ
ICED at Tyler.
The Royal Neighbors gave great
ball at Tolley
A Catholic church will be built at
Garrison soon.
A cement block plant is being in
stalled at Harvey.
The bachelor girls of New Rockford
have formed club.
A $4,000 residence is to be built at
Granville in the spring.
A creamery meeting will be held at
Cooperstown, March g.
Rugby has a meeting to organize a
farmers telephone line.
The Farmers bank of Souris has in
stalled a burglar alarm.
A platform has been built around
the town we'll at Rock Lake.
Arthur Steinbrecken of Denhoff has
a patent on safety neckyoke.
A union church is being organized at
Mcleod. This seems sensible.
Five new homes have already been
started at Garrison this spring.
John Nevill was elected president of
the new telephone company at Town
er.
An attempt was made to burglarize
the hotel at Sentinel Butte this sea-
son.
An elevator company has been in
corporated at Wilton with $4,000 cap
ital
Marshall Markell of Williston has
resigned and intends to go to Mani
toba.
Tioga is agtating the construction
of a telephone line south from that
town.
Delinquent stock of the Hensel
creamery company is being advertised
for sale.
J. r. Burt has sold his half-sectlon
farm six miles from Fairmount for
$4,000.
The Starkweather telephone ex-
change will be moved to the Times
building.
The demand seems very active in
the western part of the state for steam
pillow outfits.
Epping is new postof1ice in Will
Jams county, between Wheelock and
Springbrook
The new creamery building at Ma
poleon is already up and will soon be
in operation.
Mclean county's new fair associa-
ton is taking hold to make the event
a notable one.
The farmers in Broe township are
planning for a telephone line from
York to Esmond
The Steinbrecken store at Denhoff
was bid in by Attorney White of Car
rington for 1900.
Ed Straabe of Churchs Ferry has re-
turned from Cuba, where he has quite
large investments.
Lectures are being held at Fessen-
den in order to secure a new piano for
the public schools.
The Great Northern promises Mayor
Jones of Rugby that a new depot will
be built there this spring.
The Garrison business men have put
up a bonus Of 5000 to secure ferry
across the Missouri river.
Rev. Herbert D. Stanley. formerly OF
Hannah, N. d.. is charged with swim.
ding by the Seattle Times.
The chief Of police of Reynolds an
nounces that all dogs must pay their
taxes Immediately or suffer the pen
atty.
A Harvey man was arrested far as
sault on his housekeeper, but the mat
ter was settled before the case was
tried.
Frank Herrick of Wilton assisted in
sending a shOrt-change artist down at
Mankato to the penitentiary for
year.
Omemee wants a free phone INSTALL
ed in the 500 depot, so that the time
of the arrival of trains can be deter
mined.
The Rock Lake Ripples supports the
candidacy of W. E. Peck for renomina-
ton for clerk of court of Towner
county.
Tanning and smut mills are being
extensively advertised through the
state. They will help to secure clean,
good seed.
Buttermaker Lee says he is turning
out about 1880 pounds of butter per
week at Wyndmere; pretty good for
the dull season.
William Rasmussen of Mott is re-
ported to have gone to Fargo to obtain
a steam pillow for breaking purposes in
the early spring.
The people of North Dakota should
become pretty we'll acquainted with
the countenance of DR.. Murray and
the work he is doing.