The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-30
Langdon is having a big revival.


Hannah has a live alligator four
feet long.
A new school house will be erected
at Leeds soon.
Attorney Otto Grethen of Denhoft
will locate at Minot.
Miss Louisa Wansbrough of Fargo
is teaching near Page.
The Farmers Coal company has
been organized at Kenmare.
Settlers are appearing in great num-
bers in the W'illiston district
Edinburg has had dairy meeting,
in charge of Commissioner Flint.
The Edinburgh Literary society has
had very interesting mock trial.
Farmer Hines claims that the farm.
ers only hope lies in cooperation.
A Sunday school institute has been
held at Lakota by Rev. John Orchard.
Prof, Reed has been reelected SUI
perintendent of the schools at Lisbon.
A. l.. Fellows has been coaching the
citizens of Williston in drainage mat
tiers.
The interior of the new Catholic
church at Sykeston has been deco
rated.
c. H. Nash of New Richmond. Wis,
will establish cigar factory at Ken.
mare.
The Scandinavians of Irene have
raised $l,100 to go towards building a
church.
Page recently had some pugilistic
exhibitions that were not on the rcgu-
lar bills
A. H. Laughlin of Lisbon goes for
some of the travelling tree peddlers
rough shod.
The farmers of Lisbon have not yet
decided on the details OF their eleva-
tor scheme.
1t is reported that mortgaged
horses have been sold in the vicinity
of Flasher
The town of McVilla has been laid
out on the extension from Aneta to
Devils Lake
Henry Koslli. ninety-six years OF
age. has taken up u homestead in
Ward county
The farmers Of Albert township In
Benson county are planning to put in
a telephone line.
Lidgerwood retains her corps OF in
structors for another year and In.
creases their pay.
Eoccnr1o, bo3
and in default of $500 bail the defend
ant has gone to jail.
Some vandals mutilated the wallis
of the opera house at Lisbon during 4
recent dance therein.
The Willow City business men in.
jured by the fire did not let the grass
grow under their feet
Rev. II. W. Georgi has been Install
ed as pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Wimbledon.
The Great Northern is still purchas-
ing land to use in the railroad i'm
provements at Casselton.
Many residents of North Dakota
have visited their former homes in
the old country this winter
Miss Pelham, operator for the Great
Northern at Antler. is going to take
up claim near Sprngbrook.
The railroad agent at Buford was
relieved of a couple of hundred dol
lars by some smooth individual
A valuable horse belonging to David
Aitken had his leg broken in a car in
the railroad yards at Park River
Some of the northern Minnesota In.
dams are about TO receive 100000 as
their share of another land sale
Mrs. ]. P. Birder of Park River ex.
poets to go to Ireland for several years
and place her children there in school.
\ collection of SIS was raised by
the congregation in an Eureka town
ship church for the sufferers in japan.
Lumber prices have taken another
jump, and the man who builds house
has learned of the fact to his sorrow.
The Northwestern Farmers associ-
alton has decided that Ashland is
about the place for terminal eleva-
tor.
The early settlers in Ward county
held meeting in Minot The object
was to perfect an old settlers associa-
ton.
The Wimbledon Masons recentls
went to Darlington for fraternal trip
and seemed to have enjoyed the occa-
sion.
The 500 line is finding hard work
to secure a sufficient water supply at
its stations in the northern part of the
state.
Two Bowden men visited Fargo and
the Twin Cities. On their return it
was announced that they had made a
tour of the world
Six carloads of machinery have al
ready been received by one firm in
Portal. 1t is the largest single ship.
ment ever received in that place.