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


mand in the state in few months.
Attorney R. H. Points, formerly OF
Portal, has decided to locate at Cros-
by.
Herman bruce, a well-known miller.
has accepted position in the Ashley
mill
The Munich bowling team took the
teams from Sarles and Calvin into
camp.
The state fair at Fargo is receiving
lot of free advertising in the state
papers.
A shadow social was given at Sarles
and $50 was realized from the sale of
shadows.
1t is now positively assured that an
elevator will be built at Wimbledon
this year.
The Farmers Elevator company OF
Sherwood has effected permanent Or
ganization.
II. d. Parsons of Langdon, while on
a visit to Munich, fell and was painful
ly injured.
The city council of Bismarck is still
debating on the question of redistrict-
ing the city.
Denhoff is assured of -four mill If
the people will raise the necessary
amount Of flour.
The insurance companies have set
tied Cor the loss on the farmers ele.
vator at Hannaford.
The Stutsman county commission
ers have awarded contracts for the
road work Of the county
Judge Jorgen Howard has announc
ed his candidacy for reelection as
county judge of Trail county.
The citizens of Michigan think they
have outgrown village administration
and will vote on incorporation.
The Lansford basketball team IS
ready to meet any team in the country
excepting the Twin City teams.
James Krenil, Lawrence Miller and
L. B. Melander are planning to open
a department store at Anamoose.
A union organizer is working in
Lansford, and branch of the Fedora.
ton of Labor may be organized.
A Lansford man objected to the ac-
ton Of the sheriff in attaching a team
of horses, and paid fine in court.
Chambers has broken out among
horses in the vicinity of Rock Lake.
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vicinity.
Spring excursions to North Dakota
have started, and trains are now on
the way bearing loads of home makers
to the state.
With three aldermen to be elected
and the day of election but one month
distant, no states have been framed
up" in Cando.
The wife of a farmer living near
Grafton forgot to turn out light in
the house and this led to the revival
of ghost story.
1t is reported that number of PEG.
pie from the vicinity of Lanesboro,
Minn,, will settle in the vicinity of
Wolford this spring.
Eli Eide, bootlegger, got out of the
Jail at Bisbee by burning out the staple
fastening in the door. 1t is suspected
that he had outside help and the town
marshal is working on the case.
Scott Cameron of Tyner and William
c. Husband of Hensal are two young
men who are attaining conspicuous
places in the oratorical art. Both are
students at the state university.
During the winter just closing there
has been remarkable dearth of wolf
stories from the big woods, which may
indicate that wolves are less numerous
than formerly, or that the correspond.
ents have got religion.
The fine days are starting talk of
spring blowing, and while there is
time yet for all sorts of weather the
spring opening will be along in good
shape before long, and farmers will do
we'll to have their implements in Or
der.
The annual cry for farm help is be-
ginning to be heard. North Dakota
uses probably more farm labor than
any other agricultural community in
the world. This will be the condition
until our farms are smaller and our
occupations more diversified. Then
the resident population will be able
to take care of the work of the state.
The Larimore kidnapping story
seems to be as much of a mystery as
ever, and II the report sent out was
anywhere near correct the actions Of
the alleged detectives in theAcase were
most peculiar.