The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-23

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wiiliston has two companies o. firs.
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Work has commenced on the sewer
system for Kenmare.
A Grafton man raised 1900 bushels
of spuds on i've acres.
Assyrians are opening stores in sew.
eral towns; in the state.
Marion wants new depot. Devils
Lake wanted one for twenty years.
There is less moisture in the ground
at this season than for some years.
A Lawton man charged another
with swiping seventy bushels Of
wheat. :
The postoffice at Crosby has been
removed from the old to the new
townsite.
A valuable horse belonging to Mar
tin Koessel of Marion was shot by
some miscreant.
Diversification and crop rotation
mean more to the farmers of this state
than anything else.
1t is claimed that some alleged
sportsmen have been illegally killing
deer along the Missouri river.
There was quite controversy at
DEVILS Lake over the kind of food Civ.
en- the prisoners in the county jail.
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The telephone line from Medina to
Streeter-on the new N. P. extension
from Edgeley-will soon be in opera
ton.
There has been considerable compe.
tition among elevator men in some OF
the new towns of the state to get
grain.
Variations of temperature do not ex.
tend deeper in the ocean than 600
feet. Below that the temperature new.
er varies.
An eighteen-foot vein Of Ignite coal
of high quality is reported to have
been discovered within six miles OF
Williston.
Sadie Conley was granted divorce
at Minot, claiming that she had been
compelled to marry her husband by
threats of shooting.
Sneak thieves are operating in and
around Ray. in Williams county, and
the natives threaten coat Of tar and
feathers If they are captured.
Up in Ramsey county the prisoners
in the Jail became involved in the
campaign. That's new kind of pun
ishment not found on the statute
books.
Fessenden grain buyers built a
number Of extra storage bins and the
city is having an enormous wheat
trade as q result-the other towns be.
ing full.
A lot of new settlers who went into
Williams county and took claims, are
now getting onto the homesteads to
establish their residence before the
winter begins. It is said there are
several newly married couples so sit
uated.
The cornerstone Of the new Catho-
lie school at Bismarck was laid with
imposing and interesting ceremonies
of the church, which were accentua-
ted by the music Of the Commercial
club band, delivery Of two excellent
addresses and the presence Of a large
crowd.
There was sensation at Williston
when an clipping couple from Buford
were apprehended and taken from
the train, as the girl in the case was
under age, and restored by the officers
to her family. The man was a rail-
way .employe and one Of such as at
tracts the thoughtless, inexperienced
girls. 81
Herman Hanson Of Turtle Lake, Nc
Lean county, has had q quarter Of q
century's experience In grain raising
on. the Missouri slope. His crop this
year on his 1,A00-acre farm was the
consecutive crop he has
raised. He has kept the record Of his
yields, and with this years crop In.
cluded. the average yield Of wheat has
been 16 ~ bushels. This he declares
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