The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-04-13
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Don't forget to sow clean seed.

Hanliinson may incorporate as &
city.
Electric railroads will become popu.
lar in the state.
North Dakota stocltmen are shipping
in more pure-bTed cattle.
Wells county has created some new
commissioners districts.
Freshwater lake in Ramsey county
is to be stocked with fish.
| A telephone company has been or.
ganized in Billings county.
Bowbells is said to have splendid
amateur dramatic company.
| Cleveland is to get combination
loading platform this summer.
| Bismarck is endeavoring to work up
interest in civic improvement work.
The Canadian country ships lot
of wheat in bond through Sherwood.
There was protest at Medina over
the actions of some people at a funer.
al.
Estimates have been made for water
works and sewer systems at Dicllin'
son.
There are over 1000 churches in
North Dakota. valued at over $3,000,'
1000.
| There is considerable controversy ir
tors.
1t is claimed that many Of the horses
around Crosby are suffering from the
mango.
Four children in the family of Henry
Wagner. near Manfred, died Of diph
iberia
William Dittes of Harvey was ar.
rested on the charge of running a
blind pig.
Ward county claims to have raised
the finest seed grain of any section OF
The state
Drake people are interested in the
proposition to bond for $4,000 for a
school house.
The Great Northern is now using the
block system between Grand Forks
and I.arimore.
The Washburn band boys have re-
ceived their uniforms and are the cen.
ter of attraction.
Special Agent Berndt of the land
office has resigned and will practice
law at Bismarck
With the high price of lumber the
cement block people are getting to the
front in great shape.
No section of the state is at present
attracting more attention than the dis
trict south of Dickinson.
1t is claimed that the sewage from
one of the hotels at Minot is being
dumped into the street.
A Drake man had tooth pulled and
afterwards a henorrhage started that
almost caused his death.
The artesian we'll contractors got
down over 1900 feet at Cakes and
struck rock-trouble galore.
There is measles epidemic at Me.
dina and the schools may be closed, II
the health officials take action.
The knights of Pythias minstrels OF
Bismarck postponed their perform.
anee because Of the death Of mem
Der.
| Dickinson people feel that the pot,
terry interests of that section of the
country will be developed in a few
years.
The people of Stark county are
greatly interested in the dairy bust
ness. A few years ago it was all beef
cattle.
The Chautauqla people are endeav.
1ring to have the Great Northern build
a spur from Devils Lake to the
grounds.
The farmers around Cakes are to
start new creamery on the co-opera-
tive plan as a result of the efforts of
Dairy Commissioner Flint.
The action Of the minister whose
salary had not been paid in going on
+ strike is generally commended. Some
of his parishioners felt that he hadn't
earned his salary,
The men employed on the Great
Northern reservoirs in this state seem
anxious TO bull the dynamite market,
as accidental explosions have been re-
ported at several points.
Postmaster Lawrence of Dickin.
son threatens the rowdies that unless
better order is preserved the outside
door of the postoffice will be locked
while mail is being distributed.
Col.Quinn is the new officer in charge
of the government work at Fort Lin
coin. Mai. Chittenden. who has been
in charge there for the past seven
years, has been transferred to Seattle.
Towner business men are interested
in proposition to build 125-barrel
flour mill 1t is expected that the deal
will be closed and the Improvement
will be an excellent thing for the town.
Lack OF water has inconvenienced
the residents of Sherwood. A we'll was
started last fall, but the approach of
cold weather caused a suspension of
operations and the work was postpon.
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