The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1888-04-13
DAKOTA GLEANIres.

1t is reported that the Casselton Blizzard
has been sold to syndicate.
A large number Of immigrants are coming
into Dakota from Manitoba
Logan county sold So. 900 in county bonds to
Z. r. Wells. of Jamestown, due in Is years, fol-
I$9,1OO.
A contract has been closed at New Rockford
lor the Immediate establishment OF 5000
creamery.
seeding has commenced at Huron and from
three to six teams can be seen at work in
many fields.
Judge Garland will at once enter upon the
duties OF bis office as associate Justice of the
supreme court.
| Blunt offers bonus Of ground and buildings
valued at $1,000 for anyone who will establish
a creamery.
La Moure county has no indebtedness,
bonded or otherwise, and has cash balance
Of 500 on hand.
Joseph j. Rogers, of Lisbon, has been ap-
pointed by the president receiver Of public
| monies at Grand Forks.
Col. Plummer, Of Aberdeen, Is favorably
mentioned as one of the Dakota delegates to
the republican national convention.
The senate has confirmed the nomination Of
William E. Purcell, Of Dakota, to be United
States attorney for the territory Of Dakota.
| Hillsboro Banner: Traill county raised last
year 8, 7OO 900 bushels Of wheat. This estimate
was made after careful investigation Of ele-
Vator receipts III the several towns.
Judge Trpp, at Yankton, discharged the
United States petit jury without bringing any
cases to trial. All cases go over till next term.
The grand jury is still grinding out indictments.
Judge Mcconnell has returned from WASH
ington and thinks there is very little doubt but
that the bill providing for two new judicial
districts for Dakota, will pass and become
law.
In the mandamus proceedings against Au-
ditor Ward, at Yankton, Judge Tripp ordered
the auditor to issue warrants in payment for
vouchers issued by the old board of asylum
trustees.
The body OF an unknown man was found
near Lake Albert, about Is miles west Of Ester
line. There was bullet hole in his head and
revolver lay beside him. Fifty cents was in
his pocket.
There is great interest at Huron over a relia-
bic account that comes from washington, on
the west line Of the county. 1t il that the coal
borers have sunk shaft 29O feet and found
grade than lignite.
The jury In the case Of County Commission
ers Neal and johnson, Of Burleigh county,
| charged with maladministration in Office, af-
ter being out forty six hours, disagreed. It is
understood the jury stood ten for conviction
and two for acquital.
Tho Farmers' alliance, of Aberdeen, have
just concluded the purchase Of 20 car loads Of
binding twine Of the National Twine and
Cordage company, Of Chicago. This is the
largest order probably ever given in the terri
tory and is spot cash on delivery.
John Holland, boss farmer of Cheyenne
agency, was in Pierre and stated that Mrs.
Chaska, formerly Miss Fellows, and her hus-
band, are considering the offer to appear in q
dime museum, and probably they will accept
and next month appear as freaks.
Ten thousand dollars worth of property was
destroyed at Lesterville, Yankton county, last
Friday night. The principal losers were F.
Meth & Co., Of Yankton, $4,000; c. Weber,
$4,000; Telbwig & Safer, $4,000. The busi-
ness conducted where the fire occurred was
that Of general merchandise.
AT a meeting Of the Burleigh County Bar as
ISOLATION resolutions regarding the newly ap-
pointed judge Of the fourth district were
passed. The resolutions eulogize Judge John
E. Garland, express regret that his appoint
ment will make necessary his removal from
Bismarck, and request the president to trans
fer him to the sixth district as soon as a va
cancy occurs.
Judge Francis, at Bismarck, In the ceIs-
brated case Of Griffin, the saloon keeper
against Winchester, an attorney, superintend-
ent Of public instruction and superintendent Of
Sabbath schools, for the purchase price Of
gallon Of whisky, alleged to have been pur-
chased for election purposes last campaign,
decided that detendent recover nothing and
that each party pay his own costs.
Commander Hammond, of the Dakota G. A.
R., issued general department order No. 2
April 10. The order announced the division
of the department into II districts pursuant
to recommendations adopted at the late en-
campment, and commends in fattering terms
the efforts Of the Women's Relief corps In per-
fecting their organization. The order also
contains full list of the staff officers, aides
de-camp and delegates to the national conven-
ton.
Mr.. A. F. Norrish, large farmer In Cass
county, who cropped $1,000 bushels of wheat
last year, has purchased through a grain
dealer Of Minneapolis carload of Manitoba
No. hard red fife, paying 81 bushel and 20
cents duty. He could have bought good wheat
at home for go cents bushel, but preferred
trying the Manitoba sample It was selected
from lot grown near Neepawa by farmer
whose crop averaged yield Of 45 bushels to
the acre last harvest.
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Democratic Convention.
A mass convention OF the Democrats Of
Steele county will be held in the town of Hope,
on Saturday, April 2lst, 1883, at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon for the purpose Of appointing
convention at Watertown.
By order:
SILAs q. TAYLOR, Chairman.
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Tho Library Magazine.
The Library Magazine for March comes out
in new dress which is highly creditable to
the high-cass literature which it embodi5s.
1t is certainly a very extraordinary dollars