The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-04-06

The new Wahpeton Jail has steel
cells.
Mrs Tough of Emmons county Is
dead.
Land deals are numerous around
Sawyer.
The farmers are getting ready for
seeding
Farmers arc beginning to hustle for |
hired men.
Coggswell has instituted an Odd Eel
I lows lodge.
-Four colonies of settlers have reach /
ed Bismarck. |
A lot of South Dakotans are settling /
in Wells county
The Leeds fair for 1906 is to be
made hummer |
The people of Glcnullin want tcc,
phone extension.
Farmers Around Grano are raising
a lot of chickens |
Glcnullin is planning TO have q fast |,
ball team this year.
EN-Post master Weagant OF Grafton
| is reported very i'll at Minot
| Mayor Manning OF Dickinson IVES
reelected for a fourth term
Nearly every town in the state that /.
| has no 1iour mill wants one
| Paul La France died near Rolla at
the advanced age OF ninety-two years. F..
The village elections were very
tao in some towns-thcn there We're
| others.
| Towner wants flour mill. Il water /
works system and an electric light
plant.
The newspapers are advertising for..I
maldehyde That's a sure sign CT
spring.
Townor is getting bouquets on ifs
new schoolhouse, and still wants q.
court house.
The people Of Antler are protesting
against the way cattle are permitted
To run at large
Thousands of claim holders have
made proof in the northern part of the
state this spring.
A Pcmbina county man had a canoe,
on his wrist and had his arm ampil.
talcd at the elbow
Flax and wheat thieves are not
much more popular than the fellows
who steal equines.
J.. w. Hoffman was held at the Penn.
bina district court on The charge OF
stealing a load of flax
The new 500 train service in the
northern part of the state gives trains
every day in the week.
D. Fl. Insle of Egeand, Towner
county, has fallen heir to 100000
from Philadelphia estate.
Rugbyitcs are proud of the fire de,
partment, which has recently initiated
number Of new members.
The revival meetings over the state
during the past winter are reported to
have been unusually successful.
A Minot girl refused to be married
during the Lenten season and the af
fair was permanently called off,
William Freeman, former resi-
dent of Cass county and now Of Max.
bass, is urged for the legislature.
1t is reported that ties are being I'm
loaded at Steele for the Steele Edgeley
extension oil the Northern Pacific.
The valley is less fortunate than the
western part of the state and has
large amount Of snow on the ground.
j. i. Phclan of Dickinson has con.
tracted for 1000 head of Western cat
tie for April and May delivery on his
range.
Enderlin has "a house famine and
many of the 500 employees are COM
PEELED to keep their families else
where.
! "A Rolla man found an empty" re.
volvcr in an old trunk The bullet went
through his thumb and grazed the
| hired mans scalp.
Emmons county has 4 large number
of settlers that sought other fields and
have returned to Emmons to make
their future homes
New settlers are arriving at ST.
Thomas to take the place of those who
caught the Canadian Northwest fever
during the past few yeass.
DR.. Crammond will sell his practice
and drugstore at Mohall and assume
the management of the hotel at Rugby
recently left him by his father.
A hired girl at Dickinson found
stranger in the basement and raised
such I, rumpus he escaped before the
owner OF the house could arrive.
A Iarimore boniface has put in a
supply of rope ladders for fire escape,
but has served notice that boarders in
arrears cannot escape that way.
Roger c. c. Reed, an ensign on the
U. S. S. Concord, is a Towner boy and
the people Of that town are pleased
with the splendid record he has made
Having beaten both the Fargo and
the Valley City high school teams,
| 1>owor Civ claims tn have tho ct roou