The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-22
Garrison VIM select q cemetery.
Glenullin now boasts Of . lawyer. d
; The Valley City fair win be held

z A jail prisoner escaped to the roof
at Steele. K. st3g
A road grader scandal is being aired
in Ramsey county.
Kindred is to have some improved
cement sidewalks.
Forty-six new lock boxes were
added to the Cakes postofice.
Mr.. People also lost all his harness
and about 900 bushels of oats and
barley.
Walter Satterlee of Sheldon dug out
eight wolves and is spending the boun-
ty money.
Fessenden will give dance to raise
funds to purchase uniforms for the
ball team.
The people of Billings county have
had more rain than in any season in
eighteen years.
Young wild ducks are reported to
be doing we'll in last years grain fields
along the valley.
George H. Niles and H. O. Batter of
Royalton, Mimi, have purchased the
bank at Hazelton.
The Wyndmere people are hosts
this week of the old settlers of that
section.
Sargent county will be we'll repre-
sented at the state fair to be held in
Fargo July 1928.
Chief Hurst of Devils Lake is wag-
ing a war on those who expectorate
on the sidewalks of the satanic city.
Three-year-old Manley Anderson
was kicked on the head and killed by
horse at Mott last week.
Former Supt. Henry of the Lang
don electric light plant is charged with
$4,000 shortage.
The new gang is so "skeered" in
Cavalier county that Helgesen has
started schoolhouse campaign.
Casselton will not have a wholesale
house at present as Leach & Gamble
of Wahpeton changed their plans.
School supply men are having their
troubles in the state as result of the
alleged crooked work of one of the
bunch in the northern part of the
state.
II two grains of wheat were added
to each head of wheat grown in this
state it would add quarter of mill
lion dollars to the wealth of the North
Dakota farmers annually.
1t seems that the 500 road is plan.
ming railway extensions in the vicinity
of Walhalla, and H. A. Mayo has been
engaged to aid the company in secur-
ing the right of way.
Because the commissioners in
Stutsman county insisted on the
gopher scalps before they would pay
bounty there were fewer killed this
year than in other summers.
A car load of telephone poles and,
wire was unloaded at Granville the
first of the week by the Northern Tel
ephone company, but the Record has
SO far failed to learn just what use is
to be made Of them.
The case Of Joseph Schlappert and
Rosa Reineke, charged with adultery,
resulted in an acquittal at Mandan.
The woman was said to have elopad
with the hired man the day after the
burial Of her little girl.
Judge Fisk of Grand Forks has
handed down decision in the cae of
the Great Northern Railroad company
VS.. the Lakota Finance company, in
which he condemns a certain piece of
ground and awards damages to the de.
PENDANT in the sum Of $S32.4O. Tho
case was tried at Lakota recently.
No one should lose faith in the
lands Of the Red river valley notwith-
standing the continued rains. They
are worth much more than they have
ever sold for, and the time will come
when those who have parted with
them will be very sorry that they were
hasty.
The Winona County Sunday School
association will hold its annual con-
vention at the village of Dakota ON
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 26 and
81. A. M. Locker. the general secre-
tary of the Minnesota Sunday School
association, and other prominent
workers will be present.
Carloads of crushed stone are ar.
irving at Devils Lake for the concrete
work of the roundhouse now being
built. The city is to have a large
brick freight house in the near future,
and soon the present frame depot
building will be moved to the east
side Of the street to make room for the
new $4,000 depot to be built this
summer.
The modern steam pillow is now be,
ing generally used throughout the
Northwest. On one farm in North Da-
kota this spring using thirty-two-
horse power cross compound engine
which pulled ten fourteen-inch plows,
sixteen-foot crusher and two eight
foot disc harrows, twenty-eight miles
a. day was averaged, or about thirty
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