The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-18
Ray Is discussing Incorporation.
Cakes is to have a horse hospital.
Sheldon In going To ha a great aufo

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Cakes is to have horse hospital.
Sheldon is going to be great auto
town.
The Wahpeton creamery is again do
ing business.
A shirtwaist factory may be estab.
lished in Cakes.
Geese and duck shooting is once
more under the ban.
Baseball enthusiasm is very pro.
nounced over the state.
Mcintosh county had three prairie
fires within week.
There is no occasion for man to be
idle in North Dakota.
Three new elevators are to be erect
ed at Baltour this year.
A number OF fast speeders are being
trained at the Mimic track
A street was closed at Courtenay
after some diplomatic work.
500 surveyors are in the Cannon
ball country west of the Missouri.
\ Me.!ora boy fell over a plank and
big spike penetrated his stomach.
There will be large acreage of po-
tatoes planted in the state this spring.
The contracts have been let for the
Great Northern shops at Devils Lake.
Almkov's drug store and the fire
hall were damaged by fire at Coopers.
town.
A stranger was robbed at Minot,
but was too drunk to tell how it hap
pened.
Hon. John Flittie, ex-secretary of
state, has removed from Bottineau to
Williston.
There is a wrestler at Minot who
| wants to throw a whole baseball team
| in an hour.
Samuel Kendley, eight years of age.
was killed at Medora by being thrown
| from horse.
Two cars of Lidgerwood flour we're
distributed among the fire sufferers at
San Francisco.
The mosquitoes got an early start
this year and are of unusual size and
very ferocious.
A North Dakotan in the Montana
| pen sent horse hair bride to Bow.
don to be ratified.
At Dickinson the coroner's jury &C.
quilted Will earns of the recent kill.
ing in that section.
Two barrels of booze were struggled
! through at Portal and officials are
after the guilty ones.
At Minot sEotter was roasted. He
drew a revolver and threatened to do
things if anybody got gay.
The continued bounty has result.
ed in the almost complete extermina,
ton of the gophers around Norwich.
There are many attractive summer
resorts in North Dakota that will be
appropriately developed in few
years.
At Dickinson many of the wells
about town are showing disposition
! to go dry since the sinking of the arte.
sian we'll.
April was the biggest month the MI.
not land Office ever had and that Office
does more business than any other in
the world.
Henry LeCell, formerly of Mandan
and more recently Of Santa Rosa, Cal,
lost everything he possessed in the
earthquake.
In the last sixteen months twenty
three people have been sent to the
state hospital for the insane from
Ward county.
Col. Ike Steen, recently Indian agent
at Standing Rock, has not yet decided
what he will do, though he may relo-
cate at Mayville.
| The state militia boys hope some ar
rangements can be made by Gov.
Sarles by which the state enca-npment
can be held as usual.
The Northern Pacific is surveying
! stub line north from Mandan just west
| CT the Missouri. 1t will open up fine
lot of country in Morton, Oliver and
! Mercer counties.
William Mcdaniel, farmer nea1
| McHenry. was caught between trac-
ton engine and building and so
badly squeezed that a physicians scrv-
ices were required.
A Fargo boy wanted his father to fix
him up a gymnasium. The old man
got a wood saw, sawbuck and three
cords of knotty seasoned oak and the
youngster has a muscle on his arms
like pair of pillows.
Ex-Sheriff Moody of Wahpeton has
a peacock that was formerly on IA
miliar terms with one of Moody's fine
horses. The equine ate up the tail
of the bird the other night and there
is mourning in the Moody outfit.
One of the ambiguous legislative
candidates has platform. He says
if elected he will introduce a bill to
compel doctors to write their prescrip.
lions In United States, SO the patient
will know whether he is paying a
At.