The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-11-15
DAKOTA aLEAs1sGs.
From Exchanees,

Susan B. Anthony will visit Sioux Falls in
the near future.
North Dakota educators meet at Grand Forks
on Dec 81 and %.
Dakota has the youngest chief justice in the
Union-Sl years old.
"Old Probabilities'' predicts snow IN South
Dakota to-day. the 1llh.
Fargo will have the finest ice rink in the
northwest this winter.
sandy" Lowry has been appointed post
master at Buffalo, Cass county.
LaMoure coal dealers nave knocked the pri-
ces down, to control country trade.
Moorhead 'went in the hole" $15,cO0 on lis
artesian we'll before they gave 1t up.
The new board Of railroad commissioners
met in Bismarck on Thursday to organize.
Gov. Miller has issued bis proclamation con-
vening the North Dakota legislature Nov. 18th.
Three car loads Of coal and two Of provisions
have been sent to the needy Of Ramsey and
Nelson counties.
November II, and still the farmers are "tear-
Ing up the earth" preparatory to big acreage
OF Wheat next year.
Another discovery of hard coal in the Black
Hills, this time at Sundance, is good cause for
excitement and jollifcation.
A colored man at Mundan keeps a wi'a-ca.
! for pet-that is, he expects to make pet OF
! it II he lasts longer than the cat.
| Judge Winchester has appointed Mr.. r. II.
Tuttle, OF Mandan, to the position Of c0ur.
stenographer for the Sixth Judicial District
for supplying seed wheat for those farmers III
the ''short crop" locality who are unable to
secure 1t otherwise.
Moorhead has decided to light her streets.
Thirty lamps will be used, at m expense OF
$50 per month on a three-year contract with
the Minnesota Lightning Co.
Down in Louisiana sheriff and all editor
met, their guns went off and both fell dead.
In this peaceful northwest the money loaner
and the farmer meets; the farmer goes eff,
and the sheriff takes what Is left.
Ityou have any business, profession or trade
at which you can make sure living, atay in
this part of Dakota. All will pull out in splen-
did shape, and that without waiting very long.
Stay in Dakota and stay right here.
The railroads running across Dakota can
serve the people OF the new state in no better
way than by making u rate on Dakota coal
which will find for it ready market, at a
price which will enable consumers to use it.
1t is a rich farmer that can afford to let lis
machinery lie outdoors all winter. A run
through the country would carry the impress
sion that North Dakota farmers were all mil
lionaires. Get your machinery under cover
Invitations arc out TOR the clancy dress mask
charity ball' under the auspices of the COM
mercial travellers Of the northwest, at Grand
Forks on Nov. 18th. The proceeds are for the
benefit Of Nelson and Ramsey county sufferers.
There is not lawyer elected to tho North
Dakota senate, which contains three honest,
reliable, conscientious, pure minded and truth
ful newspaper men. There ought to be some
just and vrtuous laws enacted out thero this
fall.
The North Dakota supreme court organized
with D. r. Hoskins, Of Bathgate, clerk; Il. w.
Camp, of jamestown, reporter. Judge Wallin
got the seven years term, Bartholomew the
, five and Corss three years. COrlss is chief
, justice.
Sixteen below freezing at St. Paul on Mon.
day night. Come to Dakota-the state OF
, North Dakota-where men are sun-struck al
most daily Two of 'em struck Deputy Auditor
Anheier on Monday-both boys.-Fargo Re-
! publican.
1t costs nothing to.secure good roads in Da-
kota, and nothing is Of greater benefit to our
farmers. Bad roads wear out mans team,
ruin bis vehicles, and in time leave bad eff, ct
upon his temper. Dakota's good roads are In-
valuable possessions.
Governor Melette, Of Dakota, has declore in
favor Of paying the brewers and distillers for
the actual loss they will suffer or expense they
may necessarily incur by being required to
give up their business and change their plants
into some other form OF manufacture.
The Grand Forks district NJ. Z. conference
will meet In Hlsboro Nov. 10 and 20. An in
terestinR programme has been arranged and
which includes many Of the ablest speakers in
North Dakota. The sessions begin the evening
Of November 10 and continue throughout the
following day. The public is cordially invited.
The following order has been issued by the
M. Il NJ. railroad: All farmers can have cars
to load wheat at depots by depositing S., then
they will load the cars In "a hours, and if cars
are loaded in above time he can get the So
returned. Under the Dakota law cars have to
be distributed alike to all who apply for them.
The attorney general has rendered an oplu
ion that all appointive territorial Offices, in
cluding notaries public, hold over until their
commissions expire or their successors are ap-
pointed. Where any Of such Offices are now
being held by residents Of South Dakota vacan-
cies will now occur and appointments in such
cases made.
, A million bushels of wheat loaded on tho
cars, 500 bushels to the car, would make a
j. train fifteen miles long, or loaded on wagons
1t would make a line Of teams nearly 15O miles
In length. The crop Of Dakota is estimated
this year by the commissioner Of immigration
at 44,0O0.0 .00O bushels. Not a bad crop for a
year Of failure.
The farms of Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Hi
nois, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska,
Kansas and Missouri are mortgaged for 49,
425, 100000. By the census Of 1880 the value
Of all the farms in these states was reported as
1910 7,040, 900. So Dakotans can console them
selves with the fact that they are not tho only
people who are paying interest.
The Washington correspondent Of the Chica-
| 90 Inter-Ocean haa tho follo,ynp "a no. in Lilo