The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-03-14

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! constitute the Southeastern Division Of the
United states Conrt district court for which
will be held at Fargo.
Aberdeen Republican: Tho Mort, Dakota
legislature, having bean in sassioD about l13
days. has pasaed Just ~ bills. while tho leeis-
Jature Of South Dakota, In less than bali Of the
time, has pass"d n laws.
. Hillsb"ro's Touring mill burned last Friday
night, together with about 10000 bushels Of
wheat and two carloads Of -four standing on
tho side track. Loss about 100000. It re-
Quired hard work to save the town.
Fargo Republican: The ssnats committee on
territories has favorahly reported bill locating
penitentiory at Grafton, N. D. It also favor
ably reported bill creating an additional land
Office In North Dakota, and creating the Minto
land district.
Representative Mcintyre has been looking
into the twine huainess and believes 1t can he
manufactured in this state II proper encourage.
ment Is given. His bill, No. S35, offers state
bounty for i've years OF ~ on each 100 pounds
of binding twine manufactured in this state.
Tho following will strike q sympathetic
chord IN many Of our farmer readers: a Park
River farmer bought self binder from 4
Minneapolis firm, agreeing to pay $3.50 for it
on the installtnent plan. He says that he has
already paid $3.50. and finds that he will have
to pay $500 more before no can get title.
Stark County Herald: The time is nearly at
hand for the careful farmer to look after the
working stock OF the farm, to get them into
good condition for the spring work. little
grain and exercise and a little extra grooming
will d. much toward fitting them for the hard
Wheatland Eagle: The new school law pro-
vid's that all present school officers shall
resign and new ones he elected. lnstead OF
| the director, treasurer and clsrk composing
the hoard OF directors. It provides that treas
urer and three directors be elected. aud the
directors. who have the exclusive control Of
all school matters. shall appoint clerk.
MayvIll- Tribnue: II sugar beet mnnnfac.
| 'uries were established In North Dakota, wheat
farming, to largo extent, would BE- abandon
ed. An acre Of land producing twenty bushels
will bring tho farmer twelve or fourteen dol
| lars. An acre Of sugar beets producing 400
bushels, an average yield, will bring him sixty
dollars.
Valley Citv Times-R~cord: II q Of our
readers are burning tho Dickinson, or Ignite
coal, they will fnd il economy to use fine
Vrate in their atove to prevent the aAhre-
which contain a large per cent OF hea.--from
| dropping through. Further, "a careful " here
you throw the ashes Of the Ignite conl. They
| hold FIRE for IL hours at least, and the least
bre' - will make the ash heap yed.hnt. Keep
| the ashes away from buildings or you may
have fre-larger than you waut-even il it
IL cold.
Mandan Pioneer: 1t Is believed by some that
there will b. very few, II any, wild oats in this
part Of tho country for tho next three or four
years. Tho theory, which sssms to bs a very
reasonable one, 10 that the prairie fires Of two
years ago burned them out to a great extent,
and then tho dry weather last summer Just
about entirely cleaned them out. II this is the
real condition, It will take more Than one sea.
sou for them to broome plentiful, and II they
stay away - long ~ some claim they will.
there will be chance to make fortune out
OF sheep briors we have another crop Of wild
oats. However this uasy be, tbego are only
few weske in the summer when the oats will
Do sheep auy harm, and during that time they
can b. hsrdsd on land tbstb 6ee tom thess
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