The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1888-07-13
DAKOTA GLEANIHas.
Major Edwards has announced himself as a
candidate for tho council from Cess county,

DAKOTA GLEANING1.
Major Edwards has announced himself as q
candidate for the council from Cess county,
Albert Lindsay, farm hand employed on
the Cooper farm. in Griggs county, committed
suicide hast week.
On Monday the president sen. to the senate
the name Of Roderick Rose to be associate
Justice Of the supreme court Of Dakota.
The Herald says Grand Forks is TO have
new 100000 hotel. A syndicate has been
formed and the stock nearly all subscribed for,
Col. A. s. Bates, who has been Tor several
years agent for the Manitoba at Fargo, is said
In St. Paul to be booked for division SUPER
intendency.
Track lasiag has been commenced by the
Manitoba company on the Cando branch, and
it is expected that the work will be completed
by August 10.
The Fargo Republican has donned new
dress and is as bright as new nin. The Re-
publican is one Of the best newspapeD In the
territory, and we sincerely congratulate it on
this evidence OF it's prosperity.
Apetition with over two thoucand signatures
was presented to the board of county CON-
missloners Of Cass county Saturday asking for
another vote on local option end the board at
once ordered that the question be submitted
to the people at the election in November next.
The city council OF Fargo last Friday eve
ming authorized the drawing Of warrants to
toL ~ to
ton at this time saves to the city about 81, 200
of interest The council also took preliminary
steps for tho redemption Of e6, 900 sewer bonds.
Valley City Democrat: Judge Francis this
afternoon charged the grand jury in words
that, however incisive and bitter they may
have seemed to his hearers, left an impression
upon all of an honest, manful respect for
American institutions and laws rs the surest
and most democratic method Of maintaining
the perpetuity Of our government.
Several physicians, last Friday afternoon,
at Spencer, performed an operation on Miss
Minnie Buch, the young lady who was shot
accidentally on the morning Of tho 4th. The
abdomen was opened and decomposing blood
and large quantity of bloody serum was re-
moved, the cavity Of tho abdomen thoroughly
cleaned out the wound sewsd up and an
antIseptic dressing applied. The patient was
doing we'll.
Bosard 4 Corlfss last Saturday fled attach
ments against the property Of G. G. Wolcott,
at Grand Forhs Tho latter formerly lived in
Larlmore, and Is we'll knovn. Suits xsre also
brought against him by D. B. Doty for $4,000,
and tho Scandinavian Elevator company for
$1,000. Walcott lately transferred his prop
erty to his wife and mother. Bosard & Corliss
claim the transfers wers nnade with the inten-
ton Of defrauding his creditors.
DR.. AlloHay, the territorial Veterinarian, has
been rendered and hao accasted the erotessor-
ship Of vstsfIlSy sSIsncS Ii sa5 Erossssllsssg:: ssslsg:
Agricultural college. Ehe tender Gus made
by a unanimous voss Of the board o. reoente.
This is in accordance With On act pcosed by
congress donatia7 to eesh otato onA territory
in the Unibn tho euo OF 9l5,eOO for eneer-
mental purposes In naricultaro o,c Kindred
subjects. Tho selection 10 regarded as wise
one.
a iukbO Uuuu VI luuIOub ucdI
the city Of Bismarck last Friday to celebrate
the pardoning OF Boy Chief, the young Indian
who was Imprisoned for m alleeoi attempted
outrage on a woman about yeor ago. 1t
having been conclusively proren that the In
dian was Innocent Of the charge. Gov. Church
pardoned him. Over 100 Indians enjoyed the
FEAST and the liberated youth 1Hs the hero Of
The event. A number Of dogs wore sacrificed
and the favorite soup served.
Gov. Church has refused tho application for
pardon made In behalf Of John Oswald, a
nephew Of John Oswald, the 0ell-enown
liquor man Of st. Paul. Oswald 0as tried in
April, 1886, for the murder of Patrick Nc
Weeney, at DEVILS Lase, and convicted Of
and sentenced to tr,elve years.
imprisonment In refusing the application
The governor says: SIN the exercise of ex-
ecutive clemency the solemn DEGREES Of courts
will not, without good cause, be set aslde The
punishment for crime must be certain. Such
certainty is beneficial In the preservation of
order and obedience to tn. laws"
Cooperstown Courier: Our Hope neIehbors
celebrated tho fourth in great style. We are
sorry more Of our people did not reciprocate
their attendance at our celebration of last year.
The early start Of the farmers picnic undoubt-
edy prevented this in measure.
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The Wheatland Eagle interviewed q number
Of farmers living north Of town on the grass
hoppers said to be near there and nearly all