The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-23

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Lawton is becoming quite . stock
center.
There is demand for residences 1t
Kenmare.
Another general store will be opened
at Columbus.
An Anamoose man has gone to Min
neapolis to buy horses.
Northern Pacific surveyors have
been at work at McHenry.
The first peddler has struck McCluA
KY, and he was selling fish.
A number of carloads of machinery
have already arrived in Garrison.
N. j. Olson expects to rebuild tho
elevator burned at Cooperstown.
The election at Binford resulted in
favor of incorporating as village.
Odd Fellowship seems to be grow
ing rapidly in some parts of the state.
A man sold ten sacks of rotten fish
to a resident Of Lehr. and was fined
$40.
1t is astonishing what a number OF
travelling dentists there are in the
state.
J. D. Clark of Drake has been ap
pointed local attorney for the 500
road.
New settlers from Iowa have arrived
at Inkster and have bought land near
there.
The next sale of Indian land will! be
held at Fort Totten, May 5; price $3.50
per acre.
The Sarles business mems club has
been organized with J. A. Meyer as
president.
ID. E. Geer has been elected presi-
dent Of the new electric light company
at Glendale.
The rapid introduction of feed mills
over the state shows that stock rails
ing is increasing.
McHenry sent committee to Min
neapolis to attend the farmers eleva-
tor meeting there.
Eight carloads of immigrants move
ables have already reached La Moure
county this spring.
Merrill Stone and runaway team
caused a. lot of excitement on the
streets of Flasher.
o. II. Severson of Nome has pur-
chased the Vinkle house at Cakes of
Henry Vinkle for $4,000.
The residence of Clark W. Kelly at
Devils Lake was damaged by fire to
the extent of about $1,000.
The fire boys at McHenry have
raised some $500 by subscription to
complete their new building.
Mrs. John Prefer of Balfour was
afraid of robbers and hid 1928. She
is now looking for the money.
The manager of the Westhope base
ball club has procured the services Of
Ben Whiting, crack pitcher.
N. A. Patterson of Cooperstown has
ordered a motor boat which he in
| tends to run on Willow lake.
The citizens Of Cooperstown have
| been enjoying fine coasting down the
bluffs along the 'Sheyenne river.
The W7alcott farmers are protesting
against the assessment for the cost Of
drainage bitches in that vicinity.
The people of Devils Lake are highly
e'ated over the report that the Great
Northern shops will be located at Dew.
lis Lake.
Fargo is getting to be favorite
place for young people throughout the
state to visit and return 10 their homes
married.
John Zeller of Harvey has put up
cash bond of $1,000 for his appearance
in the district court on charge Of
blind pigging.
The contract for the bridge to he
built across the Sheyenne river near
the town of Sheyenne has been let to
a Fargo firm.
The state auditor is sending out no.
tees calling in all wolf bounty war
rants ~up to and including registered
number 10000.
o. c. Sarles of Hillsboro has been
Fair association, while Theodore Kali
dor is secretary.
Prof. Loreaux raised enough money
to pay off the Indebtedness on the
school piano at Cooperstown through
an entertainment.
Davis Bros butcher shop was burn
ed at Monango. The rest of the town
would have gone if it had not been for
the artesian we'll.
A public meeting was held in White
Earth, N. d., and the preliminary steps
taken looking toward the organization
Of commercial club.
The foreman of the reservoir crew
at Ray was held up at the point of a
revolver and made to disgorge what
cash he had on his person.
]. T.. Holm of Fingal shipped two
carloads of cattle the other day, and
among the number was a three-year-
old bull weighing 1850 pounds.
An eSnerienced man exnects to