The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1888-11-23
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Gov. Church last Saturday Issued lis hanks
giving proclamation. a7 ;5
Bierly. for delegate, got 400 votss ii III
Grand Forks district.
IN Hand county the county sest ouestion
was decided In favor OF Miller. @
| The majority for license in Richland couni,
was 262 in total vote Of s,O7l.
Gen. a. 9. Melletts called upon President
Harrison and feels sure that the President VIII
push the division and admission Of Dakota and
the admission Of Washington and Montana.
Il is rumored that Col. Plummer wants 10 l,e
governor OF Alaska II hard and persistent
| work for the republican party Is to berewarded
then Col. Plumuer deserves recognition from
Gen. Harrison.
The Indians at Berthod agency are said to
be In terribly diseased condition and physi !,
clan has been sent to their aid. They were al
lowed to leave the reservation and contracted
the vile maladies.
After very successful session the North Da-
kota Baptist convention at Grand Forks ad-
journed Saturday. The place Of meeting for.
next year was left with the committee, Il win
probably be at Fargo.
Gov. Church has appointed ]. W. Harden,
the democratic candidate for delegate to con-
gress, to the ofice Of adiutant general. The
new adjutant general is veteran Of the late
war, having served under Sheridan.
A case Of leprosy has been reported at Har-
rold, In Hughes county. The child belongs to
Mrs. Bausum. who was a missionary to China
when the child was born. The case was ex-
smined In New York and pronounced leprosy.
and the local chairman OF the board OF health
has been called in. The community has quar-.
antlned against the family and great excite
ment prevails in the nelghborhood.
Hillsboro Banner: In the official returns OF
the vote Of this county It 10 found that A votes
were cast for w. A. Kelly as superintendent
OF schools. The late superintendent, or the
present superintendent or the future superin-
tendent, holds To the theory that the June cleo
tlon was unconstitutional. and, II so, these few
votes might extend his tenure Of Office another
term. There seems to be no flies on Mr.. Kelly
Just at present. although the judicial eyes Of
Judge Mcconnell may discover some next
Tuesday when the superintendency case comes
up.
The people Of Hitchcock, in the north part
OF Beadle county, voted in favor Of local op-
tion by very large majority. The rest Of tho
county voted against the proposition. In view
OF this, fifty or more Of the best citizens and
business men of Hitchcock have signed
written pledge to permit no saloon in their
city, and give notice that should the board OF
county commissioners grant license for the
sale Of intoxicating liquors in Hitchcock, the
party taking out such license will not be per-
mtted to carry on his business there.
Chicago Times: A committee of members Of
the various Grand Army posts In Chicago was
held yesterday In reference to reports which
have lately been received Of suffering among
members Of the G. A. B. In Dakota. Mr. Vier-
ling was elected chairman and was instructed
to call on Col. james A. Sexton, commander
Of the department Of Illinois, and request him
to appoint committee consisting Of one mem.
Der from each post In Cook county, which
"0u'N w ousnoAsSoA w A0Colv0 All COUtklUus
tions Of money, clothing or provisions which
they could solicit and to forward them to those
suffering from the result Of poor crops through
out Dakota.
II. L. Loucks, president Of the Dakota Farm
ers' alliance, has issued a circular which says:
''The next annual session OF the Dakota Farm
ers' alliance will be held In Jamestown COM
mencing at o'clock p. IN, Tuesday, Decem-
ber 11th, 1888. The work accomplished this
year has been progressive and highly satisfac-
tory in all our branches. The importance Of
the work makes 1t more than ever necessary
that every alliance should be represented by
one or more OF its ablest members. Come pre-
pared to remain three or four daysif necessary.
First class arrangements will be made for your
comfort and convenience. Reduced railroad
and hotel rates are promised. Local alliances
should meet not later than December Let, to
elect delegates, formulate plans and pass such
resolutions as you deem best and proper. In
struct your delegates to present them at our
meeting and they will receive consideration.
Delegates should ask for return certificates in
buying their going tickets"