The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-12-14

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y IRE company has besn organized
ct Medina.
Wolford's two local banks have $780,.
900 on deposit.
The young people have had lot Of
fun sleighriding.
There is a demand for an investiga.
ton Ignite coal rates.
& The ladies' aid societies are raking
In the sheckels these days.
Cavalier county voted down the
proposition for a county hospital.
A lot of hunters want a closed sea,
son for deer for eight or ten years.
Chart takers are reported to have
got in their work in Burleigh county.
Typhoid fever epidemics are re.
ported in many sections of the state.
The Great Northern appears to be
able to furnish all the cars needed
now.
With the advent of winter weather
the merchants report a big increase in
business.
William Kunkel of Fessenden, who
was rum over by train, was former
resident of Kidder county.
Just now there are lot of towns
demanding the enforcement of the
sidewalk cleaning ordinances.
About $1,000 was withdrawn from
the Finley banks in one day by labor-
ers working there on pay checks.
w. H. Thompson Of Paramount, who
invented a smut machine, has secured
a patent on it from the United States
and Canada.
The scarcity of poultry and eggs
causes people to wonder why more
farmers don't go into the business on
"a larger scale.
1t is claimed that William Hester
of Dickinson was hired by Jacob Barth
to make final proof on an adjoining
quarter section.
Miss Adelaide Elliott has announced
at Minot that she will establish q
school of elocution and physical cul.
ture in Minot the first of the year.
The farmers institute that was to
have been hed at Kindred has been
transferred to Abercrombie-as Kin
dred had no hall available at present.
Some farmers who got their plow-
ing done early this fall, narrowed tho
land fiat so the dust mulch would re-
tain the moisture and make conditions
better in the spring.
Hereafter the farmer who sells the
merchant a bad egg or the merchant
who sells the customer bad egg may
be arrested and fined. Bad eggs are
classified in the list as impure foods.
The only party not liable to fine is the
hen.
Peter Buzzetti, a barber formerly
of Finley, later Of Sharon, and who
has been in the West for some time,
was one of the victims drowned in the
wreck caused by the collision of the
steamers Dix and jamie in Puget
sound.
Edley Rimel drove into Rock lake
the other day with team and bunch
Of horses which he had rugged out in
a peculiar fashion. Two of the horses
were tied to the wagon and two more
were tied to the wagon and two more
tied to their tails, and more to their
tails, and more to their tails, until
about twelve horses were thusly tied
up. This is said to be Montana style.
7 The Missouri River Produce com.
pany is increasing its capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000. This is made
necessary by the rapidly developing
business. It has had plans drawn for
q cold storage plant to be built next
to the creamery. This will have ca
pacity of from twenty-five to forty cars
and will be great help to the busi-
ness. The management is gratified
with the success attending its efforts
and Is determined to show its appre-
citation by giving Bismarck the best
creamery in the Northwest.
Thomas Idso, who lives on the All
son farm joining the townsite Of
Heaton, had the misfortune to have
two Of his horses stolen. The suspect
III q tall man with dark mustache, who
drove over from Cathay about p. m.
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