The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-01-26
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There was a fire in a laundry at
Rugby. as
The new fire bell for Kenmare has
arrived.
Richland county is to have more
sanitary jail.
Mrs. r. ]. Turner is now postmis.
tress at Gladstone.
Ellis p. Hartgrave Of Wyndmere sc
cured q patent on q valve.
The farmers institutes have been
very successful this winter.
The Valley City mills are shut down
for few weeks for repairs.
The receipts at the Minot landofice
for December were $5O,227.2O.
One Of the papers claims there are
character assassins at Lansford.
There is considerable agitation at
Forman over how piggers escape.
Someeof the smaller towns want the
coal dealers trust handed a jolt.
j. e. Fladeland of Portland was in
thA West hotel fire in Minneapolis.
Fanny Davis, a negress, who lived
alone at Bismarck, was found dead.
Rasmus Skov and j. Forberg OF
Aneta have secured a patent on ton
go.
A Grand Forks man recently killed
a mosquito and wants better drain.
age.
J. J. Feckler of Wimbledon went
down to the Tar Heel state for O.
bride.
Valley City will have an interesting
meeting of the farmers and stockmen.
Jan. 1924.
The Northern Pacific has started
big crew of icemen to cutting ice at
Valley City.
Oil shipments for Medina went to
Medora and there was famine at the
former place.
A Mohall man was in two wrecks on
one trip and threatens to travel by
airship next time.
At Thompson r. e. Holden was ap.
pointed carrier on route 2. George
Holden is substitute.
Many towns in the state report a
lot of building work being contracted
TOR early spring months.
4 President Hill has promised that tho
Great Northern will make many i'm.
provements at Grand Forks.
A lot Of the early candidates are
circulating petitions for nominations
under the new primary law.
At Hillsboro there was no place TO,
holding church services and Presiding
Elder Moore used the depot.
William Green, former resident of
Casselton, recently died at Goodrich
Ontario, aged eighty-two years.
The Courtenay telephone service
has been greatly improved and direct
connections made with jamestown.
The erection of T. p. Bakers new
elevator at Expansion is about to be
gin. The material is now all on the
ground.
Grand Forks is agitating for cheap
er gas and some one to have authority
20 see that the meters give consumers
a square deal.
I. M. Gray, the prosperous horse
raiser of Livona, has placed bunch
of Angora goats on his ranch. They
are said to be money makers.
There are the usual objections to
the people throwing ashes into the
streets and running the sleighing and
things like that in the smaller towns.
The candymakers of the Twin Cities
and Chicago are real indignant at
Commissioner Ladd for preventing
them from using coal tar dyes in can.
dy
At Leeds some fellows slipped up
on the blind sides of three slot ma.
chimes and worked the unsuspecting
grating articles for about $50 with
fake coins
The Jamestown sewers empty into
the Jim river rear the CITY, There is
little water in the stream and the
odors threaten the health and comfort
Of the community.
Attention is called to the fact that
while rates of oil shipments in small
quantities have been lowered, there is
no corresponding decrease in the price
to the consumer. s
One Of the arguments against the
unconstitutionality of the new primary