The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-01-24
DAKOTA GLHAHIses.
From EXCHANGES.

control OF all the newly created presidential
postofices in North Dakota.
Railroad Commissioner Cnderhil says that
he is satisfied there will be satisfactory end
ing to the coal agitation that Is going Oh, and
that rates that will be fair will be secured.
Several Norwegian women. assisted ~ two
men, made raid on the three saloons at Hat
ton last Friday week and completely demol-
ished them. No arrests az get have been made.
There are four encampments I. 0. o. F. in
North Dakota. 1, takes five to organize a
grand encampment. There is race between
Portland and Park River to see which will be
the fifth.
Mr.. Oscar II. Will, Of Bismarck. is an appli
cant for he position Of commissioner for the
state Of North Dakota to the worlds fair. He
is thoroughly competent TO discharge the duties
Of the office.
Jamestown Alert: People cut on the Pacific
coast are freezing In snow storm Of wide tS-
tent. North Dakota seems TO be the only state
which has the bad name, while all the others
get the game
1t was just two years ago last Sunday, Jan.
2th, that tho most terrible blizzard which ever
swept tho northwest blew across the plains of
Dakota. It was an electric storm Of fearful
power and resulted in considerable loss OF life.
A Walsh county man named boy, horn to
his family on The night Of Senator Casey's cleo
tion, Lyman Casey Montgomery. Tho young
ster has already commenced to get about, vis-
itinR Fargo tho other day in company with It's
parents.
The Hatton creamery association has been
organized with tho following gentlemen as
officers F. &. Enger. president; E. &. Aaktr,
vice president; Lewis Thompson, secretary;
A. 0. Myrand, treasurer. The company pre-
poses to push the building at once.
The Northern Pacific road has decided To r,-
duce the rate on Dakota coal fifteen cents per
ton 10 Fargo. just think of it! FIFTEEN
CENTS!! Unheard OF lberality. Will GONE
onr please pass the hat for the Northern Paci-
fic? During the interval Dakotans will arise
and sing 1--WE Fifteen Cents in Ny 1usido
Pock-t"-Fargo Republican.
Fl. B. No. 1853 Is the bill prepared by the joint
committee Oh seed wheat. 1t provides that
applications must be filed before March Is,
with the county auditor or county clerk. 1t ia
understood th,s bill 10 satisfactory to the clc-
vator companies and II it Is passed they will
furnish the seed wherever necessary, without
guarantee on the part Of the state.
Bismarck Tribune: Representative NcCor-
mick las solidihed himself with his landlord.
| He has introduced a bill which makes i, unlaw-
iul for any person TO obtain lodging or board
and leave such hotel or boarding house with
fine aud imprisonment in the county Jail for
twenty days or more is the penalty.
St. Louis has feen visited l'y a cyclone which
was destructive of human life and property.
The trains over Kansas railroads have been
stopped by SNOW and other portions Of tho
country have been visited hy terrible storus
North Dakota ia enjoying her usual good win
trr weather. There hasn't even been tough
blizzard up this way so far this winter.
Towner County Tribune: Gov Miller has
sent message to the Legislature, in VIII ch ho
states that the probable income Of the state for
| the year 1880 will be abuut S24l,S95 and tho
expenses $4S9, 500, leaving a deficiency of
| f246,tO7. Az the state ia not allowed 70 iucur
funded indebtedness in excess Of $20O,0OO it
does not appear how this deficiency Is to be
met. The Governor hints at an early ADJOURN
ment OF the Legislature As u matter of economy
jamestown Alert: The Pierre liar who is
reporting affairs for some eastern papers that
can only he learned Of ut Bismarck, should 10
muzzled. His latest effort, that Moth Dakota
had irfaulted on the payment Of its tord in.
ter-st is a fair sample OF what be Can do on a
pinch. H. has worked un on the Twin City
press more fakes than all other western cor
respondents com ned aud it would seem that
1t was about lime for some managing editor,
who knows his business, TO choke o1 tho takir's 8
wind.
The calender OF cases for argument at the
first term OF the supreme court OF North Dak0-
ia has been issued from the Argus press. OF
tho lh;rly-sIx cases, ffleen are irom the bloom /.
Ing county Of Cass. Eleven OF the Thirty SIX
appear t" be followers from the supreme court
of tho late territory. 1u perhaps half dozen
casas there will bs petitions to remove to tic
United States circuit court. In slgh cases QUO
or tho other Of the three judges Of the court
appears as attorney. The term will continue
for about two Weeks, probably.
Alert.
The Kddrr County Republican gives some
additional particulars Ol tx Senator Spencers' 9
plan to start u large sheep rauch iu kvrth D.-
kOta. He, Senator Spencer, will drive 1000
sheep from his rauch IL E-vada to North Da-
kOla Ill the spring and Is ROW looking up a
favorable location lot far from Steele. II is
very likely that hc lllpurcIlase land and erect
sheis and other buildings either iu K,d,i.r or
Logan counties, as his representative is very
lavoraDy impressed with these equities. The
senator has personally visited ulauy Of the
Counties in our state aud is thoroughly sails,
fed that this is one OF the best places iu the
Union for sheep raising. He will put III sever
al thousand dollars ami it is ruInOred that an
adjoining county will give him rebate OF
taxes ior three years.
jamestown Alert: Nathaniel Wiggins Of this
} place, "ue Of tho old settlers OF tho county,
gives his experience III cutivatiug trees on his
claim as NOT very encouraging for those who
desire 10 get government title under the pres
eut law. He has spent $50 or $50 year for
three years in trying 10 make seeds OF box
alder aud ash grow, but without any success.
Cuttings were no better. He thinks that seeds
ought to te planted Us soou as they fall from
trees, as that is tho natural time for thrm to
get lodged iu tho ground, preparatory TO
sprout'ng iu the spring. HI planted elm tree
strds that came up nlceiy, aud hs believes
would have grown had not tho gophers eaten
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