The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-11-30
1900
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Gleauiiin insists on new depot. Il
Garrison will soon have cigar fac
tory.
Mclean county lands are advancing
In value.
The Crary band serenaded the win
ming legislative candidate.
A dog poisoner has been busy at
Jud. on the Edgeley extension.
Douglas-on the 500 extension from
Garrison to Drake-is live burg.
A wholesale fruit house has made
kenmare one Of its shipping points.
The people Of the state have had
very little Lick on the fall weather.
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A prairie fire was started near
Heaton in an effort to burn a fire
break.
CUi. Parke OF Valley City is presi
dent Of q new copper company out in
Montana.
With the county seat question in
McHenry finally settled, Towner is ex
pected to boom.
A Great Northern freight and a
gravel train collided near Neville.
No one was injured.
Thece are said to be several candt
dates for the speakership at the COM
ing Legislative session.
L. Lorentson, an old pioneer of Nc.
Lean county, was stricken with par.
alysis and found in the road. The at
tack later proved fatal.
Many papers in the state are turn.
ing down ads of mail order houses
Many merchants continue to send
away from their local towns for their
letter heads.
Usher L. Burdick, the ex-football
star. was elected a member of the
house from Cavalier county. He should
be able to go through the opposing
line at Bismarck.
The Turtle Mountain Indians are
reported to be rapidly improving and
are being transformed from lazy
drunken fellows to prosperous and
enterprising citizens.
A report from Kildeer mountains,
near Dickinson, says that there is
some variety of volcanic action TAX
ing place in the depths of the earth.
A distinct shock was felt one day
last week at the mountain and for a
distance Of fifteen miles in every d.
rection. Deep grumblings of the
earth with occasional explosions can
be distinctly heard, and those who live
near the base of the mountains are
divided in their opinions whether to
be scared or not. If the mountain
continues to show signs of having a
TOW volcano concealed under its outer
covering, it is probable that people on
the foothills and prairies will seek
refuge by fight.
A new plate of glass was put into
the plate glass front of Grinager &
Springen's store at Mayville last week
replacing the plate which was mysteri-
ously broken about a, month ago. On
a Sunday morning about 10 o'clock,
following couple of gun reports, 1t
was discovered that one Of the big
plates had been pierced by bullet,
the effect of which was the gradual
cracking of the glass into numerous
pieces. It was surmised that the shots
had been fired, possibly, at pigeons
roosting on the water works tower
and that spent bullet had done the
mischief to the glass front AN ex-
pensive. accident for the proprietors.
The identity of the shootist is shroud-
ed in impenetrable mystery and until
sherlock Holmes COueS dlOAS anu
takes the case In hand, it will prob
ably remain so.
Congregationalism and the Congre-,
gational ministry Of the state have
been materially strengthened by the
coming to the state Of A. G. Bryant and
H. G.. Rehm, graduates Of Oberlin
Theological seminary in the class OF
1906. Ecclesiastical councils were
held on Nov. 8 at Harvey for Mr..
Bryant's and on, Nov. 9 at Anamoose
tor Mr.. Rehm's examination and
ordination. The examination IN each
case was highly satisfactory and
the exercises inspiring and impressive.
The following ministers were present
and took part in the services: Super
fntendents Powell and stickney Of
Fargo, Reyerends Patton q Caring
CLARK OF Fessend den. Bliss % Velva
and Shaw Of Russo. superiht endent
PoweA preached the sermon q Har.S