The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-08-28
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Hans Larsen, Of Bruls county, slipped N 5 :
log in the river near Pierre and was drsvnsS.
| The insane asylum ct jaime Town was str,,, I
BY lightning In TIVE different PLACES 81 ths l7th
instant AZ 81 ,se.
Yankten's coal farm continues 10 Qiye hcDes
Of an ultimate ind which viii pay. The drill
10 reported three and Z half feet Id the GOAL.
Three Indians were drowned while atts,upt-
ing to cross the Missouri fifty miIes north Il
bismarck, fourth occupant ef the canoe ~
Gaping. ssss-'
foter Stsfanitsh died suddenly at JamestsWu.
after taking white powder, which hs told hjss
wlle was medicine. It is thssRllt he cor.
nitted suicide.
Indians at DEVILS Lake agency have raised
oo,Voo bushels Of wheat this year. Tho what
| WIN pe manufactured into aeur at the arency
inhl and turned over to the government 81 e2
per hundred. -..'-.s' \ .'s. =. - ~.
The Presbyterians Of North D.leta Will, h,,,,s
their college at jamestown, on tho site offered
BY s. K. McGinnis, embracing twenty seven
acres on the bluff, in the northeast part Of the
clty. 1t Will oest about 100000.
A woman in the vicinity Of Crow Lake.
while raking hay on horse rake last weet,
suddenly felt herself becoming uncoutortable.
get of the machine, gave birth to child, and
In au hour tho rsking was resumed.
Deputy Sheriff John House. Of Nerris. Min.
nasota, arrested Dan Moriarity north Of Lari-
more on the I'D and took him to Grand Ferris
and placed him in Jail to await renui,itien.
Aor'ar'tJ Is charged with robbing man in
Morris Of $3.50. S -F.
At Yankten, on the night Of the 22d, N. G.
Dickey shot Thomas O'Brien. who died Imme.
dlately. The parties had been partners in bust
ness. Dickey Immediately gave himself up /.
the officers OBrisn was quiet and inoffen-
Sive man. Dicksy was under the influence Of
drink when the shooting was done,
While party were driving few miles east
OF Ipswich, rifle in the hands of E. A. Burke
was accidentally discharged, tue hall striking
W. b. Higginbotham in the back, passing
through his left lung and csming cut Of lii
breast. 1t is thought the wound will prov,
fatal. Both are residents Of Ipswich.
Henry Fink, railway postal clerk accl
dentally shot and killed himself while hunting
near Bismarck Oh the 2lst. The gun was
cooked and leaning against his side. He was
reaching up in seme bushes for wild grapes.
when the contents were discharged under his
chin. intileting an ugly wound and killing him
instantly. His parents live in New York city.
Griggs Courier: Edwin Bradley, who has.
been working for Allen Breed, Ind the mis-
fortune 10 loose both Of his oxen Saturday NJ
ternoon. Mr. Breed has huge well covered J
with inch boards. The oxen had over m,,ab
confidence In the said boards, and went
through Into the well and drowned. This il
rather rough on Bradley, as lie was just csn,-
mcncing harvest work.
Jamsstswn Capital: Yankton is working for
4 linseed oil mill, Mitchell has uniyeryItv
building nearly completed, Devils lake city i,
constructing tho first roller mill on the lake
Grand Forks has raised the necessary bonus
for home saw mill, Fargo has raked in the
grand encampmsnt Of the Territorial militia.
aud Jamestown is laying low for a new rail-
road and Presbyterian cellege-bst still they
say the boom is gone.
Quite generally the farmers in North Daketa
are 'hresl'lng wheat from the shock. The
editor OF the Park River Gazette, who has had
experience and is an expert in the wheat busi-
mesa, gives this word Of caution: On account
OF the extremely hot weather the grain has
r'pened In loss than half tho time required to
mako the plump, hard berry. II In its present
condition 1t is threshed from The shosk, it will
not only shrink badly but it will be next to I'M
possible to keep it from heating. 1t should bs
neatly stacked and allowed to 60 through the
sweating process. This will make No. / hard
Of most Of the present crop.