The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-15
McC lusky has . band.
Cakes has q third artesian ~

mare. 40
The lid was put on Sherwood once
more.
McCumber had a IRE scare in the
hotel.
A cemetery association is wanted In
La Moure.
A new elevator is under construc.
ton at Napoleon.
The Mcintosh old settlers will have
picnic June 20.
F. G. Wells of Grand Forks will To-
cate in Bismarck.
Farmers are organized in some Sec
lions of the state.
Some children We're injured in q
runaway at Bisbee.
One Stark county man recently sold
100000 acres of land
A local telephone exchange is to be
established at Denhoff.
Crosby will make the eagle do
screaming stunt July A.
There have been two drownings xt
Cakes within two years.
Brick laying is progressing on the
state blind asylum at Bathgate.
Two careless boys started fro at
Steele, which destroyed barn.
Gasoline launches will be operated
on Lake Pendroy. near Denbigh.
Grand Forks citizens offered SO for
a dandelion destroying contest
More ranchers around Dickinson
are Being crowded out by settlers.
The farm home Of Oscar Tryten,
near Hatton, was destroyed by fire.
Spalding denies that he has broken
the silence On his vote on the salary
grab.
The realty men around Dickinson
seem to be the lucky people 4hese
days.
The dandelion question is the para.
mount issue in many sections of the
state.
James C. Young has donated twenty
five acres of land for park at Dick
inson.
Hannaford voters are to decide
wheeler there shall be a new SCHOOL.
house.
Blind Pigger Burton, who was con.
siderably shot up, is recovering in the
Minot ;ail
Many breeders of Thoroughbred
stock are planning to have exhibits at
the state fair.
Some of the residents of Upham oh.
ject to Incorporating, fearing the In.
creased taxation.
Charges are made against the regis
ter of deeds of Bottineau county By
Squire Stewart.
Lisbon is infested with some ours,
and cur poisoner, who is regarded ~
considerably lower.
A horse thief stole team at Donny.
brook and got out of the country with
out being captured.
There are rumors along the farmers
road that the line has been purchased
by the Great Northern.
Richard Stiles, one of the oldest
settlers Of Buffalo, is dead. He was
seventy-seven years old.
The people of the western part Of
the state anticipate much benefit from
the summer farmers Institutes.
Horseshoe pitching" is the great
game in many towns of the state, and
local championships are all the rage.
The wooden bridges recently burn
ed across Apple creek, near Bismarck,
are to be replaced by steel structures.
Casper Schafter of Glenullin has
undergone two operations as a result
of having his foot frozen last win
ter.
Hans O. Hagen of Barnes county
will remove to Minnehaha and has
dropped his candidacy for the state
senate.
Fourth of July celebrations will be
numerous this year. Lots of towns
have money to blow on fireworks and
horse races.
July 31-Aug. are the dates for the
Red river valley exposition at Grand
Forks, and the affair promises to be
an interesting one.
Representative ]. E. Phelan of Dick.
inson recently sold four and a half
sections of land at profit of $4,000,
on four-year investment
The new Bismarck flour mill has
been enclosed, and work will be push
ed on the interior so as to fit the mill
for handling this seasons crop.
A steam ferrybos. is to be operated
at Washburn by the merchants who
want to induce the people of Oliver
county to come over there to trade.
Some Wimbledon men are reported
to have been buncoed in a land deal
at Dickinson by being shown one
quarter of land and paying for an
other
Some new settlers in the western
part of the state concluded that ft