The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-10-23
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Cleveland has a shoemaker.

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Five cases of beer were seized at
Bowdon.
Churchs Ferry may get an electric
light plant.
The North Dakota women are will.
ing to vote.
Emmons county had an important
term of court.
Western North Dakota is an ideal
dairying country.
Mott is hopeful of railroad connec.
ton at an early date.
w. E. slavens of Granville has de.
veloped into spud raiser.
North Dakotans should do the proud
thing by the new battleship.
Coal mined around White Earth Is
said to be of a superior quality.
Contracts are to be let for carrying
the mail from Lowman to Purcell.
The N. P. shops at jamestown have
been overworked on car repairing.
D. c. Page of Williston may be the
successor of Chaffee in the Williston
land office.
There was no clue to the identity of
the men who burglared the postofice
safe at De Lemere.
MrS. Kathrina Kjargaard was rob.
bed of $50 on 500 train between
Drake and Balfour.
Superintendent Storrs of the Willis.
ton irrigation project is still ill with
typhoid pneumonia.
A meeting was held at Hettinger to
take the preliminary steps toward or.
ganizing creamery.
A. E. Clendening, vino was conduct.
Ing fruit brokerage in Winnipeg, has
returned to this state.
Operator Cannon of Medora tried
TO hurry up fire with kerosene and
changed the appearance of his phiz.
Herman Weckwerth of Willow lost
three members of his family in two
months-his wife and two daughters.
For while there were plenty of,
school teachers, but recently there are
complaints Of a shortage in the sup
ply.
Billings county is attracting the at
tention of lot of Eastern people, and
considerable property is changing
hands.
delions are good for something. Their
late blooming is said to insure mild
winter.
An itinerant peddler was caught and
fined at New Salem. He hsd failed to
provide himself with license to hunt
customers.
In some sections of the state
where the farmers had plenty of ele
vator and warehouse room-littll
grain was marketed till the fall pillow.
ing was completed.
Mrs. Phillip Arnold of Esmond has
returned from Montana where she at
tended the funeral of two of her sons.
One was overcome in a we'll by gas,
and the other met similar fate while
attempted to rescue his brother.
Many farmers are using gasoline
engines to pull gang plows. One good
engine can do as much blowing as
fifteen CT twenty horses, and it's cost
of operation is less than feeding the
animals.
The postof1ice department has in
structed rostmasters throughout the
country to confer with their local
school authorities with view of
adopting the most effective method of
school children as to the
and operations of the
POSTAL service. These instructions to
cover such features of the services of
the delivery of the mails, the CLASH
fication of mail matter, the registry
and money order systems, and par
ticularly the proper addressing of let
tiers and the Importance of placing re-
turn cards on envelopes. Postmasters
are instructed to arrange, If possible.
to deliver personal talks to the pupils
on these subjects and to give teachers
access to the Postal Guide and the
POSTAL laws and regulations, and rem
der them every assistance in securing
necessary information.
Mrs. Wentworth Magee of Sheyenne
died in hospital in Fargo. She had
undergone an operation for appendi.