The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1888-02-10
rERRITonIAL sLEAxsxGs.

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TERRITORIAL GLEANINGs.
Adiutant General Jenkins has bssa ill at lis
home in Chamberlain.
Ole Serum, saloon keeper OF Hillsboro, was
arrested and fiaed $25 and costs for the Illegal
sale Of intoxicants.
Postmaster Judd, Of Fargo, has received .,
second commission which entities him to hold
his position till December 1891.
H. G. Plumley, managing editor Of the Fargo
Argus, was married Feb. /, atSyracusa N. Y,
to Mrs. Helen s. Green, daughter Of Hon. Eli
Green, OF Mapleton.
1t is reported that Capt Il. D. Baker, man
ager of the blank department Of the Fargo
Argus for several years past, will shortly open
law Office In Aberdeen.
Presiding Elder Plannett returned to Grand
Forks recently from an inspection Of the Meth
odist charges in his district and reported all
Of the churches prospecting.
Homer James, the ex-county treasurer Of
Hyde county, will be arrested and charged
with embezzling $1,000 of the county funds.
He will be defended by Chas. H. Price.
With the view Of disproviug the wildly ex-
aggerated statements OF loss Of life In the
blizzard in January, Territorial Superintendent
OF Public Instruction Dye will make up, with
the assistance Of county superntendents, an
exastlist Of those lost and have the same pub
lished.
Cayeier County Courier: Deeds have been
| filed for tho right Of way thrG.,. d Pembina
county for the proposed Manitoba branch from
Grafton northwest to Crystal, in Pembina
county, thence west to Cavalier county, and
Northwest to ST. Joseph. Speculation is rife
with regard to the motives that prompt the
extension.
The Supreme Court of Dakota commenced
an important session at Bismarck on Wednes-
day, with Chief Justice Tripp and Associate
Justice Palmer, Thomas, Spencer, Mcconnell
aud Francis present The calendar is very
large compared with the other terms, embrac-
ing about seventy cases, and at least three
weeks will be consumed in their hearing.
Rev. A. F. Brauns, of Darlington, Baptist
pastor and missionary among tho Roumanians
ltof' Foster and Wells counties, has gone to
Roumania and Russia TO secure emigrants to
Dakota. About 100 families have already ar
rived and as many more are coming. They
arc mostly Baptists, and being prosecuted for
their faith in Russia arc easily induced to
leave.
Fargo Republican: A little after o'clock
Wednesday morning the flour of the store
room In The Flrgo roller mill gave away and
fell into the cellar. The room is twenty feet
square and there was stored in it about 80, 900
pounds of flour. Fortunately there was no
one in the cellar at the time; but Engineer
Clark had narrow escape, having left the
cellar only few minutes before the crash.
Mrs. 0. J. ODell, who lives in dug-out ia
an out-of-the-way place near Minnewaukai,,
was found nearly frozen to death last week.
The isolated look of the house, and the untrod-
| den snow caused an investigation, and entrance
was made through window. The woman
was lying in bed, scantily covered, and had
been there for eight days. Her limbs had be-.
come entirely helpless, and she was suffering
great pain when found. Her recovery il doubt
full.
Julius Schneider, of Grand Forks, an EN-
ploye OF Hankey Bros, butchers, had a narrow
escape from death recently by poisoning. lie
had been confined to his room for some days
with pneumonia, and table beside his bed
was covered with bottles. Reaching out for
tho bottle containing the medicine he was
using he got hold of bottle Of lniment con-
tanning deadly poison and took a big swal-
low. Ho Immediately discovered :,isIiistake
and doctor was hastily summoned. sPE1mpt
efforts on his part put the man out Of danger,