The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-05
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Pingree is 70 have anew drug store.
~ Toha VIII soon have ! telephone
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There seems r. be no insurgents
Wild geese have been seen near
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Donnybrook had some 4 wrestling
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Marriages are getting to be numer.
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another rural route is to be started
out Of Neche. a MI .5..
Ambrose has postonice and wants
q commercial club.
Williston is earnestly discussing the
creamery question. IL
A new independent elevator is to be
erected at Upham.
A new hello line has been COM
pleted into Langdon.
Pembina county gets school ap-
portionment Of $5.440.
Tne total valuation OF Cavalier cOun.
ty exceeds $e,000,OO0.
Pierce county blindpiggers had
strenuous time last week.
The skeleton Of a man was found in
a sand pit near Absaraka.
A barn at ST. Thomas was struck by
lightning and set on fire.
McHenry county farmers will make
some tests Of winter wheat.
A large number Of farmers around
Norwich stacked their grain.
At Lidgerwood one hobo was shot
through the thigh by another.
G. w. Haggart of Fargo secured an
other sewer contract at Leeds.
The total assessed valuation of
Pierce county is over 100000.
There has been some pretty thiev.
ing around Hankinson by hobos.
Foreman Bailey Of the 500 round
house at Harvey was badly scalded.
MI. Keough, stranger, was killed
by 500 stock train at Fessenden.
Mrs. H. Burke of Lidgerwood fell
Y through sidewalk and broke leg.
McEwan &. Doherty lost valuable
threshing machine by fire near Vista.
Father Collins is to erect a fine rec
torw near the Catholic church at Man
dan.
Martin Flom of Lakota had leg
cut of in a threshing machine acct
dent.
Conrad Olson Of Abercrombie took
a crew to Gardner to bale 1000 tons
of hay.
John Erickson of Hankinson lost a
foot as result of a threshing machine
accident.
Efforts are being made to induce
the farmers of Great Bend to put in a
creamery.
At Wyndmere harvest hand pur-
chased a drink Of cider and then ate
a part Of the glass.
At Hankinson skunk was chased
into the river and drowned, and 1t is
claimed the fish died.
!, Trains are running to Neville on
tho Fargo Aneta-Devils Lake extension
of the Great Northern.
Enderlin has fine band stand that
: was not used as much this summer
as the citizens expected.
North Dakota is expected to pro.
duce about $125,ooo,0o worth Of live
stock and grain this year.
After many trials and fluctuations
fine well was finally secured in the
court house yard ut Mandan.
The Hankinson merchants have at
tracted trade from great distances as
result of liberal advertising.
Since the rains began and the rush
of threshing is over it is possible to
get laborers for contract work. y
Some duck hunters around Hankin-
son are said to have exceeded the
legal limits in the number killed.
A Walcott man secured single po-
tato Of new variety two years ago.
ard now has a large field Of them.
Hike Kirchen, an elevator agent at
Garrison, had an arm broken while
getting ready to unload some grain.
Minot, tWilliston and other sections
Of the western part Of the state are
attracting the attention Of investors.
y+ John Herman Of Lidgerwood was
shot in the back while getting into
rig BY the accidental discharge Of a
gun. n $f 5.s. n tss:
Mandan Is defendant in a. damage
case caused by injuries from q defec-
tive sidewalk. a Mrs. Reynolds Is the
plaintiff. Is II. siis 4 81.
pa hold-up fellow, who had done 9
lob at Newburg was identified OF Up
ham but escaped again before the Of 1
feer arrived. II. S; Il
IA threshing crew III Pembina cot1n.d
/ " that was being paid 81 80 per day
! struck for $2.75 and quit when the ]
!. amount was refused
Il Travellers with teams thronehx the 4