The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-02
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A flax Irvine plant at Dickinson is
one of the possibilities.
Berthold is planning for q new
school house to cost $4,000.
County division is being aggressive.
~ agitated in Bottineau county.
Inc Masonic bodies which met ut
Grand Forks seem to have had a good
time.
The Great Northern hotel at Willis.
ton has changed hands at a considera-
ton of $4,000.
The Florence Crittenton Home So
ciety is starting campaign for
mile Of dimes.
A Grand Forks young woman fell,
from railroad bridge, seriously frac-
turing her arm.
The State Firemen's tournament at
Devils Lake produced considerable fun
and few kicks.
North Dakota sportsmen will hold
their annual tournament at James,
town, July Z and 8.
Kidder county is getting favorable
mention for its promising crops. espec-
tally of alfalfa and flax.
old-timers had big meeting at
Cogswell, at which President Worst
gave the principal address.
Burglars overlooked the postofflce
business long enough to loot a store
at Lidgerwood the other day.
Ten more postoffices have been
raised to the money order class in
North Dakota within short time.
Senator Talcott's suggested candid
acy for governor is already receiving
frequent mention in the state press.
It is reported that State Examiner
Peyton will quit, having landed a bet
ter job operating his newly purchased
hotel.
good many towns are having to
listen to the sound of fire crackers "be-
fore and after taking" their regular
Fourth of July.
Since Fort Totten acquired a new
dock some Of the smaller villages with
out local physicians are wondering
how it was done.
horses got away as far as Sidney Mon
tana, and then failed to make his
escape stay good.
Minnesota has gone North Dakota's
laws one or two points better in the
matter Of enforced attendance of youns.
people at schools.
State Auditor Brightbill offered his
household goods at auction at Cando,
SO as to remove to Bismarck where his
official duties are.
A Bismarck youngster who threw
a stone at a Chinaman had to take
ten days In Jail to reform his training
on the race question.
A Casselton man had things ar
ranged to turn two kinds of drink out
of the same faucet but still the pro-
hibition sleuths caught on.
Stutsman county will have a guber-
material candidate. it is claimed. in
James A. Buchanan, for many years
a resident Of Buchanan, N. d.
The Telemarken society Of the
northwest will hold it's next annual
meeting at Minot, according to plans
arranged at Crookston last week.
Grand Forks loses bunch Of rail-
way mail clerks to Devils Lake on
the new arrangement Of subdivisions
of the service effective July first
The Fargo city council anticipates
considerable work in making specifi-
cations for the next bond election suf-
f1oiently correct to satisfy the supreme
court. s,..-
Secretary Libby of the N. d. State
Historical Society was elected presi-
dent of the Mississippi Valley Histori-
cal Society, at a meeting held at ST.
Louis.
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A farmer was taken to the insane
asylum from Nome after trying to
poison his family, as he thought he
was about to die and wanted them TO
go along too.
One hundred and twenty-five auto.
mobiles are said to be owned by the
residents of one town in this state
but it's pretty good town as towns in
agricultural states go.
n. The postofice at Tower City was en-
tered by unknown parties and every
thing put in readiness for search for
loot. when passing pedestrians seem TO
have scared the robbers away.
Wimbledon firemen returning from
the tournament occasioned their friends
some worry by leaving behind one Of
their party named Lewanskofki, but ne
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