The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-28
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Farmers at Dickey are anticipating
farmers institute.
The new school building at Maxbass
has been dedicated.
Carp.o is in the market for fire de.
partment equipment.
The Fourth will be one of the coun-
ty fair days at Mayville.
The band at Fessenden, twenty-four
pieces, is to give swell concert.
AS a rule rural schools are main
tanning large and regular attendance
The First National bank at Fort
Ransom is to have new banking
house.
Wil!iston Odd Fellows will dedicate
their new block on Feb. &c with elab-
crate ceremonies.
There are ninety school teachers in
Nelson county and their wages aver
age S55 per month.
Valley City is envious of jamestown
and wants properly equipped opera
house like that city.
The Security State Bank of Hetting.
er is to be changed to the First Nation.
al Bank OF Hettinger.
The estimated value of an invention
by Mayvillc man, as made by experts
in the East, is $4,000.
Good and an adequate supply of wa.
ter has been found at Reeder in Ad-
| ans county and the railroad people are
happy.
Leading citizens of Glenullin in
signed preamble and resolutions ap-
! proved the recent action of the grand
! jury at Mandan.
Darlington has trouble with people
who do not clean the snow off their
sidewalks, and they are cussed the
same as in other places.
A swell United States colors flutters
from the staff on the postoffice build.
ing at Scranton, Bowman county, a
present from land man.
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The Minor market day, last week,
the fourth one held since its establish
ment. was devoted to the sale of
horses, buying and selling.
The public library fund at Minot is
to be inflated through the medium of a
big dinner at which the prettiest girls
in town will act as mattresses.
Mrs. Burt, wife of Supt. Burt of
jamestown, has been elected by the
board OF education to be member of
the jamestown public library board.
NJ. n. Mallory is the new city treas.
urer at HOPE, vice c. S. Moores, who
has been awarded the contract to fur.
nish the street illumination for the
city.
! Bathgate people NE in fear and
| trembling over the rumor of mixed
| train service on line they say which
| las done so much to build up the G..
n. system.
Several meetings of the state bar
Der board will have to be held this
year to make up for lost time - the
boys say the secretary does not like to
leave home.
The smaller towns are not going to
let the matter of fire protection SUM
BERN their arrangements for civic
improvements they will have an eve
to the future
The new hotel at Berthold, The
Walther, was opened last Friday with
elaborate ceremonies, including ban
quet fit for king. Mayor Mcqueen
delivered the address of welcome.
Two young men at Reeder have
launched into the business of poultry
raising on large scale and their
breeding flocks will be Barred Plym-
outh Rocks and r. c. Brown Leghorns.
The First National bank people at
LaMoure have sold their present bank
ing house and will erect, handsome
two-story structure which will be one
of the prominent improvements of the
year.
Citizens of Park River are consid-
ering the question of bonus for the
proposed Midland Continental railroad,
the seaboard outlet of which will be
Galveston, Tex, and the northern ter,
minal Pembina, in this state.
Charles E. Wolfe, an old resident of
Richland county and an attorney of