The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-08-03

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sss The people VI A dams want = sun
day service on the 500 81 VI.
II Mayyille expects Great Northern
trains Inside Of seven weeks. Il i; .44A'}
The postofnce of Corsier viii be-,
moved TO the new town Of Tolna. 8
S9 Opposing telephone interests are
/ fighting for franchises at Maxbass.
The Larimore and Grand Forks
county fair people are still ct war. N
The country around Cleveland.
stutsman county, continues to grow.
The brother Of "a. j.. futile Of Fair
mount was recently murdered in
Texas. NJ /. VI
Leeds and Minnewaukan are after
the two-legged hogs who spit on the
sidewalks. 4 s. s G5$ 5 b.
1t cost a little over $4,000 to run
Ramsey county during the year end:
ing July i. ~
"A Bowbells man was arrested and
discharged on the charge Of stealing
q hay rack. 's st.
It has been Just year since the
town lots Of Adams were placed on
the market. .s
The York State Bank Of York has
increased It's capital stock from $5.-
900 to so, 900.
Two girls in one family near Lid
gerwood stepped on rusty nails and
had to be taken to the hospital.
Larimore pool room proprietors are
sore over the claim they are RESPONSE
BILE for the ruin Of q young boy there.
A telephone line is to be built from
Aneta to Devils Lake along the line
Of the new Great Northern extension.
The insurance on the life Of Rev.
Edmonds of Wahpeton, whose body
was found In the river, was recently
paid.
The weather during the hot term
was just right to force the crop along,
and then 1t turned cooler just at the
right time. "a
Rev. James Austin of Hannah. who
quit the pulpit some years ago to take
up stock raising, is still popular mar.
rying parson.
The little daughter of George Abe.
1ein Of Anamoose set her clothing on
fire with match and was badly
burned before lady tore the clothing
OF.
At Adams an overgrown rowdy at
tempted to make trouble for glass
blower who was exhibiting in tent.
The rowdy was stood on his head in
the street.
The young son Of Martin Smestad,
who left Velva some time ago to be-
come cowboy, was found secreted
by a family in Mclean county and
taken home.
There lie a large amount Of building
going on In the country around Osna-
brock, churches, houses, barns, gran
aries and machine sheds, as well az
many repairs.
The school election at Mimic was
noteworthy from the fact that women
oflciated as judges and clerks Of the
election. The duties were performed
in most satisfactory manner.
Over 600 members Of the German
Baptist brethren (the. Dunkards) at
tended the recent district meeting at
Berthoid. The sum Of $4,000 was
raised to start a mission at Minot.
There was a circus in Lidgerwood
the day the turner's excursion was to
run to the agricultural college, and It
proved such an attraction that only
four Of the delegation made the trip.
Bert senga Of Riga was released on
habeas corpus proceedings in Towner
county and Immediately rearrested on
another Warrant. He Is charged with
getting some one else's wife rounded
up in his corral.
A thirteen-year-old girl was married
at Maxbass the other day, and consid-
cradle indignation was expressed by
the neighbors. The bride was given
away by her mother and there seemed
to be nothing left to be done.
Hans Larson of Wells county sold
his claim and became insane when
he learned that he could have secured
q higher price from some one else. He
was taken to the asylum and later
escaped by jumping from a window.
The county fair at Valley City took
In more money than the total expen-
/ ditures an unusual state Of affairs
for which the management is to be-
congratulated. Lack of hotel accom-
modations cut the attendance the last
{ day. 9S'sis n s,it38s ..s
According to orders issued from the
adjutant generals once, every mem:
Der Of the state guard will have to at
tend the encampments at Fort Russell,
Wyo., unless he can show up sur.
lgeon's certificate or has q leave or fur.