The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-08
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Cathay had case of smallpox.
Rock Lake had an exciting election.
Bottineau is short on a school room.
Bowdon Is after good water sup
ply.
Towner's new city hall will be an
attractive building.
j. A. Peterson's meat market at
Kuhn was burgled.
The people of Mandan declined to
put on a street fair.
Small boys in Minot confessed to
numerous robberies.
The sixth elevator is being con-
structed at Garrison.
A fresh book agent at Bowbells was
sent to Jail at Minot.
At the Brinsmade ball tournament
Esmond won three games.
The First Regiment band at Lisbon
is giving open air concerts.
F. G. Harnish of Alice may estab-
fish a drug store at Steele.
exchange want a new directory.
The Methodist church at Wahpeton
has been renovated and improved
The married men at Adams defeat
ed the unappropriated in a game Of
baseball.
There will be largely increased
acreage of Strawberries in North Da-
kota this year.
The bill board nuisance is being
made cause of complaint by resi-
dents of Bismarck.
The extension of the rural telephone
lines in the state is an astonishing
feature to strangers.
The Minoters want to borrow the
state militia tents for the tiremen for
the state tournament.
School book supply people are in
lad odor In Ward county as result
of some recent deals.
Theer will be rural telephone lines
out of Oberon to connect with the ex-
change at that point.
With $500 subscribed, the people Of
Glenburn expect to have big celebra-
ton on the Fourth of July.
With the proposed Great Northern
line through Oberon that town will
become an important center.
Another bank is to be started at
Flaxton by w. r. Bond and w. S.
Young, both formerly of fargo.
Gottfred Jensen of Egeland received
a medal for bravery in the Philippine
war. He served with Company D of
Devils Lake.
S. T. Maxwell, former resident of
Ward county, was recently reported
to have been killed in dive at King
fisher, I. T.
Some farmers near Drayton sold
out and removed to Michigan a year
| ago. They are now back at their for
mer home.
Jamestown is to have new tele-
phone directory and there is a rush of
new subscribers to get listed before
the publication.
A Michigan woman married for
mer resident of Flaxton and after
living with him twenty-one days ap-
piled for a divorce.
The people of Devils Lake interest
ed in the reorganization of Company
d, want the merchants to permit the
boy slime to drill.
1t is said that the Barnes county
Jail is now empty for the first time in
several years and that there are only
two occupants Of the county poor
house.
Thomas Winters of Fargo had a
kick coming when he visited his claim
near Medina and found his shack had
been damaged and the contents brok-
en- up.
The Pellissier Wild West show will
start in another week. The first show
will be given at Dickinson. The show
will be gotten we'll under way by the
time of the state fair, when it appears
in Fargo.
The festive bovines at Dickinson
are wont to romp in roguish man.
ner on the lawns of some of the resi-
dents of that hustling city, and trou-
BILE is brewing.
A Turtle Lake man has the cham
pion tale of woe. He sent after three
bottles of booze by a liveryman, pay
ing in advance. The liveryman drank
the booze and then wanted to lick the
man who sent for it.
The city of Rugby has agreed to
donate $4,000 to the new Lutheran
hospital which is to be located there,
and the trustees are now canvassing
for the other $4,000.
It is said there was an Interesting
time at Hazelton when married
woman made things lively in blind
pig there with an axe The "furni-
ture" Of the place suffered consider
ably and the husband in the case
needed four barrels of oil to calm the
troubled waters when he and his wife
met up at the home later.
During the high wind week ago,
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