The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-05

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\ | ss !. &. a y have : sewer system
this fall. u III N. al 81
Robbers burslarized !; drug store III
Hannaford. u # s;i3
Many improvements are being made
vandals have destroyed shade trees
ct Devils Lake N r.
a short change artist got in his
work at Kindred. 5a
Sheldon may be lighted by electrici-
~ from Enderlin.
Wheat around Rolla averaged about
fifteen bushels per acre.
Many farmers are paying more at
tention to seeding clover.
There were thirty-one land seekers
at Mohall one day last week. "
The barley crop around Bathgate
has proven disappointing.
Electrical storms have been report.
ed over several parts of the state.
Dan Campbell, alleged .o be a Mon.
tana forger. was arrested at Minot.
The people of Kenmare wonder IL
the Great Northern will extend to that
point.
jamestown and Cooperstown pro.
test against hitching posts .in the
streets
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j Bonds for the Odd Fellows lodge
building at Wheatland are about to be
issued.
sixty-five new citizens were recently
sworn in at a special term of court at
Ashley,
A transient bootlegger was caught
in the act at Edgeley-and pleaded
gcilty..
In some localities there will be lot
OF candidates for county Offices on
stickers.
A woman's exchange has been es.
tablished by the church ladies Of
Langdon.
Cherry Valley in Mckenzie county
is said to be especially well adapted
to irrigation.
Tom Jurdon, teamster of Ambrose,
cashed check given him to pay some
bills and skipped.
Howard Powlison of Wheatland has
been made manager of the telephone
exchange at Lakota.
Confidence shown in ones homo
town has a great effect on visitors and
prospective residents.
There has been an exodus of young
men and young ladies to their favorite
institutions Of learning.
/ H. F. Forkert Of LaMoure is DOING
some lively hustling to secure the al.
cohol plant Tor LaMoure.
Roy stillings, Barnes county boy,
was accidentally shot while carrying
a loaded gun in a hay rack.
At Hope ]. A. Klovstad fell onto a
revolving saw, which cut of one finger
and badly lacerated his hand.
Some landseekers who come to this
state are surprised at the number OF
business places in different towns
supported by the tributary country.
William Swink carved Walter Muir.
ply at dance near Bisbee and was
held in $500 bonds to answer for his
sport.
A man, who travelled for house
selling cheap cigars, kicked because
he couldn't do any business in North
Dakota.
Everybody but one woman in
Forbes is said to have signed petit
ton for a druggist to be granted
permit. 4
Ramsey county officials are sending
out circulars describing a young horse
thief who has been operating in that
section.
The way for a merchant to win
against the competition of the cata-
logue houses is to fight 'em with ad.
tvertising.
A party Of Assyrians en- route to
Bisbee, were stopped at Killarney and
compelled to return to Winnipeg for
examination.
The steam shovel operated at Hope
by the Great Northern was removed
to Blabon and a lot Of gravel is being
excavated. 81 II .o
There seems to have been an un.
usually large number Of creamery fail
ures over the state this fall-too much
prosperity. II:
Wheatland gets better long distance
telephone connections with the i'm
provements on the Northwestern Tele-
phone wires. 3ss
There is lot Of discussion among
the farmers favoring diversified crop
methods-and 1t is hoped that some.
thing will result. .s <y,
y The elevator at the mill at Bath.
gate started to move north, then net.
tied and got out Of whack SO the con.
Yeyor wouldn't work.