The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-21
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Beach has motion picture show.

Beach has a motion picture show.
La Moure wants better water sup.
ply.
Mayors are proclaiming clean up
days and weeks.
The old and young ball tossers of
Hope had a game.
Roy Gratias, the wrestler, will play
Aall with Tower City.
Casselton is sitting up and taking
notice of baseball matters.
The Unique theater at Dickinson
was sold to Walter Junllin.
Farmers anticipate a better quality
of seed under the new law.
Father Turcotte of Bottineau has
returned from European trip.
F. L. Sanders of Kenmare finds
raising cows profitable pastime.
F. H. Shuman of Medina purchased
the telephone exchange at Medina.
Another lid is reported to be on at
Kenmare. The tin horns are gone.
Sam Brand is preparing to prose-
cute trespassers on his land near La
Moure.
w. ]. Dyer of Medina recently pur-
chased the telephone exchange at
Cleveland.
Rev. E. P. Lawrence was installed
as pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Casselton.
Col. I. P. Steen of Mandan, formerly
Of Mayville, has established new
law partnership.
Jake Erickson, former president Of
the Minot National bank, will soon be
out of the federal prison.
Delayed warm weather may result
in smaller wheat acreage in the
northern tier of counties.
Mayvillians are boosting for the new
town pump that promises to furnish
plenty of force for fire fighting.
A car of machinery repairs on a
siding at Darlington was set on fire
by sparks from an N. P. engine and
burned.
Advices from the state capital are
that the new commission form of gov
eminent has no aversion to raising
the lid.
The bachelors of Tolna had to do a
hurrp-up stunt to get boarding house
last week when the boniface closed
the hotel
" The 500 train on the Flaxton
branch will be run out of Flaxton in
the future instead of Kenmare, as has
been the custom.
Bowman may get waterworks sys.
tenn. Standpipe and water pumped
by gasoline engines appear to be the
most approved method.
J. B. Stoddard of Stark county.
charged with fencing government
lands, is feeling good because the in.
dictment was quashed.
The local game wardens of the state
are warning violators of the law that
1.-THE next time they will be visited
with prompt punishment"
Devils Lakers expect Senators Nc.
Cumber, Johnson, Congressman Han
ma and Gronna, Gov. Burke, Lieut..
Gov. Lewis, Speaker Burdick and 9TH
err dignitaries at the opening of the
opera house.
Rev. C. A. Mcnamara of the local
committee calls attention to the fact
that all M. E. Sunday schools should
have representatives at the conven-
ton to be held in Fargo from May q
to 80, inclusive. There is no limit to
the representation permitted, and as
the work is of an instructive nature,
it is desired that all active Sunday
school men and women will try to at
tend.
There are now five boats on the
river rushing the grain from Mercer
and Oliver counties to Washburn,
where it will be shipped after having
been stored in elevators all winter
The boats are: Washburn, Bismarck,
Weston, Expansion and Frayne. There
are only two barges to be used this
season. One sunk last fall just as it
reached the landing after carrying a
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