The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-30
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Dallas is q new Eddy county town.
Horsethieves operated near schafer.
Grain looks good around Des Laos.
Gladstone is to have farmers ele.
vato1.
L. E. Brown, Dickinson realty
dealer was missing.
Funds are to be raised at Denhoff
to build Methodist church.
The voters of Russell selected a
site for the school building.
Towner won eleven of the twenty
che games played this year.
Shocking bees will be popular over
the state for the next few weeks.
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The postoflce and store at Goss,
Ward county, went up in smoke.
People are paying more attention to
their gardens than in former years.
Mrs. Nels Bradley, an aged lady at
Grafton, had both arms broken in a
runaway.
Marshal R. H. Rafter secured YER
dict against Lansford for back pay for
official duties.
There is trouble in Bismarck be.
cause buildings are not on the estab.
Iished grade.
The safeblowers and other crooks
are visiting North Dakota earlier than
usual this season.
One of the attractions at the fair at
Granville was a bunch of alfalfa that
measured fifty-four inches.
T. H. Kenyon got on the race track
at Granville during the races and was
run over by racing horse.
NO one who spent the winter in this
country last year should have any am
bitlon to locate the north pole.
The Great Northern is improving it's
railroad track between Fargo and
Hillsboro and laying new rails
Andy Macfadden had an easy time
with Mark Maynard in prize fight at
Crosby, winning in the seventh.
A farmer near Walhalla was break
Ing some scrub land and had leg
broken in the tussle with the grubs.
Dana Hodgdon has sued Kenmare
for $125 for the death of mule, which
some people insist committed suicide.
The pot hunters appear to be anx-
ious to get in their work before the
real sportsmen start to shoot-Sept. ].
Charles Peterson of Hannaford had
a severe attack of appendicitis and
was rushed to Fargo for an operation
Oy Dr. barrow.
La Moure county is said to have two
candidates for the governorship in
State Senator Sharp of Kuhn and Hon.
c. H. Shells Of Edgeley.
The new school building at Valley
City will be an excellent structure,
the plans having been prepared under
special directions of the board.
The reports of the last hail storm at
Williston are said to have been great
1y exaggerated-both as to the terri.
tory stricken and damage done.
Roy Vaughan of Wimbledon was
found unconscious along the roadside
and remained that way for some hours.
The physicians think a blood vessel
burst in his brain.
Another effort will be made to Sc
cure pardon for William Graves, sent
to the pen for killing his wife at Por-
tai. The attorneys claim the prisoner
was insane at the time of the crime.
People of Devils Lake interested in
military matters hope for the re.
organization of the company of the
national guard there. and Adjt. Gen.
Poole Will visit the city soon to look
over the situation
Most of the summer fairs through
out the state are over. The time for
the fall fairs will come little later.
Most Of the fairs held have been sue
cessful in point of attendance, exhibits
and character of entertainment.
Photographer Barsness of Fairdale
was eight miles south of town one day
in July and took a picture of snow
drift nearly four feet high. That To-
cality is not especially chilly, but the