The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16
North Dakota
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Sherwood now has a, lodge Of M.
g.. A.
The Norwich hotel has changed
hands.
Bowbells has a farmers lumber
company.
The Masons have organized a new
lodge at Calvin.
Munich is enjoying numerous
dances just now.
A lodge of Odd Fellows has been or
ganized at Mohall.
A piano has been placed in the op-
era house at Rolette.
Sigard Serumgard will open an auto
stable at Devils Lake.
The curtains have arrived for the
opera house at Glenburn.
There are already six candidates for
sheri ffof Towner county.
w. F. Winter of Langdon is home
from a trip to old Mexico.
Asbury Abel slipped and broke his
arm the other day at York.
Darlington is advertising $4,000 of
water and fire bonds for sale.
The two lines of telephone reaching
Anamoose have been connected.
Quite number of horses have been
quarantined at Palermo for mango.
w. M. Ball has let contract for
large new livery barn at Devils Lake.
Ten of the Stump Lake boys bagged
forty-fve rabbits one afternoon recent.
ly.
The schools at Linton have been
closed because of mild case of small
pox.
The Eagles at Glenburn initiated
eleven new candidates the other even
ing.
N. w. Nicholson is endeavoring to
organize farmers elevator at Mo.
hall.
A telephone line will be built north
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mer.
The Standard Oil company is to es.
tablish a distributing station at La
kota.
The 500 is said to be planning to
build from Drake to Garrison the COM
ing summer.
J. L. Sl1rivseth has erected a $500
building at Mayville for his photo
graph gallery.
Sergeant T. r. Morris of New Rock
ford was in the United States army for
over fifty years.
The First State bank of Ventura, in
southern Mcintosh county, has COM
menced business.
Enderlin has granted franchise to
the Manohmen Electric company of
Manohmen, MINI.
At Rolette one of the three doctors
announces he will devote one day each
week to charity patients.
A lady formerly residing at Mandan
sends to the library association $25 10
help the good cause along.
Secretary Book of the Kenmare COM
mercial club has secured cigar manu-
facturer to locate in that city
Thomas Louis a miner in the Smith
mine at Kenmare, was badly pinched
by being caught between two cars.
The Washburn opera house, which
is 90x38 feet in size, was formerly ded-
icated the other night with ball.
Supt. Hasselquist of Steele county
will have a corn growing contest this
summer among the school children.
The farmers institute at White
Earth was largely attended, many
driving in for twenty miles to be pres
emit
Bowbells now pays it's village mar
shall only $40 per month, while the
old rate was SIS. That's retrench-
ment.
Stutsman county offers bounty Of
2 cents for every gopher killed during
april and May, as long as the money
holds out.
Thomas F. Miller of Velya has re-
ceived $500 back pension money in
consequence OF injuries IN the Spanish
American war.
S. S. Hasbrook won the prize for the
most comical dress at the Page skat-
ing masquerade, and Miss Kate Bower
Tor the best dress.
The Velva Commercial club has re-
elected 6. N. Livdahl, president. They
are trying to get city park on the
North side of the river.
The mill at Bottineau has introduced
the new electrical process and is
threatened with a suit on the ground
that it is an infringement of patents.
Capt. Atkins had the buildings on his
farm near Cando destroyed by fire;