The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23
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F1axton is developing.
Rock Lake wants -four mill. Il.
McCluskey is planning to. have a
brick yard in the spring.
McHenry wants a. farmers insti-
tute.
Bismarck may get cold storage
plant.
A Grand FORTS alderman decided to
resign.
Revival meetings are in progress at
Bismarck.
Minot gets some new land and loan
agencies.
Minot wants team for the fire de-
partment.
Paramount is to have an electric
light plant.
There are lot of poultry experts
at Cogswell.
The Glenullin fire department will
give a grand ball.
There ere thirty-four inmates of the
state reform school.
The hose house at Bismarck has
been fixed up in fine shape. 4
Wahpeton is reported to be consid-
erably interested in baseball.
The Milwaukee seed train struck
the southern part of the state.
The skating rink at Forman seems
to have had troubles of its own.
r. d. Hoskins of Bismarck is to
start wholesale cigar business.
A Bowbells farmer boasts of not
having sold any of his 1906 wheat.
Some people are disposed to admit
the ground hog knew his business.
A Portal firm advertised sale on
dour, and it failed to arrive on time.
Ed. Patterson is to build a three
story hotel at Bismarck in the spring.
Contractors estimate there will be
a big boom in concrete buildings in
the spring.
The lid is on at New Rockford, and
It is asserted that the mayor is sit
ting tight.
The ice from Sweetwater Lake is
said to be the best, in the vicinity of
Devils Lake.
Ayr is becoming an important point
in view Of the rumored Great North
ern extension.
The 500 will put on straight pas
senger service on the line through
Sargent county.
Thomas Ryan in the Wahpeton Jail
on the charge of stealing some cloth
ing, became insane.
There are lot of property owners
in the Red River valley who fear
heavy floods this spring.
A mile of model road is to be con-
structed by the government in North
Dakota as. an object lesson.
People of many of the smaller towns
still protest at the berry odors
around some of the depots.
The North Dakota members of con-
gress ere looking after the interests
OF II state in splendid shape.
Horse dealers in the northern part
TO the state are doing a lot of Skin.
mishing for stock for spring trade.
It is claimed that the cold weather
killed lot OF English sparrows. but
there won't be much mourning over
that
Nose Montour, section foreman at
Rock Lake, is charged with beating
his wife and frightening lady
teacher.
It is claimed that Bismarck may
furnish Mandan with water supply
by carrying the water across the N.
P. bridge.
There was a lively time in Ken
mare restaurant when gasoline
heater under the coffee urn went on
the rampage.
Efforts are being made to import
some young ladies at McCluslley. as
there are a lot OF prosperous bachel.
ors there anxious to marry.
The people interested in cement
works will do considerable business
this year in the manufacture of &C.
ment posts, for which there is grow
ing demand.
S. Sedore, near South Heart, is
wintcring 1000 sheep and 1000 lambs
in the same herd, and finds it is Il
better scheme than separating them
as is usually done.
With the Great Northern extension
between Aneta and Devils Lake as
sured, there is renewed interest in
the reservation lands which seemed
to go begging
Some farmers are planting enough
trees under the state law to pay their
taxes, and they become the recipients
of the permanent advantages to be
derived from the trees.
Thieves entered the granary Of
Farmer Elliott near Kepmare, and
took load of wheat The owner