The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-01
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June Id.
The lid seems to be on at Minot as
often as at Fargo.
The Northern Pacific park at Man,
dan has been improved.
A Dickinson boy was sentenced to
the state reform school.
More farmers are planning to har.
row their grain this year.
Knox had a blaze which was extin.
guished by a pail Of swill.
Linton is a distributing point fol
the Standard Oil company.
The street crossings at Ray are in
an unsatisfactory condition.
Target practice has been resumed
by Company L of Hillsboro.
A new concrete sidewalk at Hope
was ruined by some vandals.
The Richland county fair will be
held the last week in September.
Marion defeated Litchville in tho
first baseball clash of the season.
States Attorney Lindstrom is erect.
ing new Office building at Minnewau.
kan.
The doctors got together and form.
ed trust on insurance examination
fees. |
The Cooperstown fair promises to
be bigger success this year than
ever.
Last year it is estimated the peo
pie of Stutsman county paid $4,000
to tree peddlers.
Prof. Richards of the agricultural
college will Judge horses at the Ben.
son county fair.
Wilton Is enjoying a prosperous pc.
Rod, In common with other sections of
the slope country.
Frank Chapman, national bank ex.
aminer, is candidate for reelection
to the legislature.
Barnes county is said to have a
warm fight on over the delegates to
the state convention.
Leeds citizens decided not to cele.
brate July 4. The people will save
their energies for the fair.
With sixty creameries doing bust.
ness in the state, the North Dakotans
should not have to eat oleo.
Edmore is to have ball team this
year that will clean up the rest of the
aggregation in that section.
A Ramsey county physician was
fined for failing to report a case of
diphtheria to the health board.
The creditors of the Security bank
Of Granville, which went bump about a
wear ago, were all paid in full.
A. G. Dewey of Sargent county, a
cousin Of the admiral, is very i'll at the
home of his daughter in Duluth.
At Park River those who exceed the
eight-mile limit of speed for autos are
likely to be brought up by the officer.
There will be 500 men employed on
the construction work for the Great
Northern between Aneta and Devils
Lake.
Gordon, the alleged horse thief,
wanted at Drayton, was discharged, as
strong case could not be made
against him.
The Cakes man who drew gun on
clerk in a Bismarck hotel escaped
with a fine, instead Of having to serve
pen term.
Warrants were issued for blind pig.
gers in Rolette and McCumber. Three
of them disappeared a few laps ahead
of the officers.
Bismarck's baseball team went
bump. The players were of socialistic
tendencies and wanted to divide up
the receipts after each game.
II assessments were made by one
man in each county instead of a man
from each township, they would at
least be more uniform, if not any more
accurate.
A Great Northern engine that had
pulled half mile or more of loaded
cars from Minot, got tired at Stanley,
jumped the track and reposed in the
ditch till wrecking crew arrived.
The dog poisoner is abroad in the
land at New Rockford. and number
of citizens have combined with an of.
fer of reward of $3.50 for the ap.
prehension and conviction of the var,
mint.
Company H of jamestown has
bought fifty-foot lot opposite the
central school and will proceed as
soon as possible with the building of
an armory. The site is most desir.
able one.
The new immigration magazine is
sued by the state department Of agri-
culture contains 100 pages Of good
matter about the fertile lands and the
great opportunities offered by North
Dakota. . IA
Some Of the attorneys are surprised
at the technical decision of the su.
preme court on the Tonne case Of
Griggs county. as Judge Wallin, for.
merly Of the supreme bench, was al.
ways accused Of those kind.