The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-12-08
NORTH DAKOTA NEWsLETs.
Little Dots and Dashes Picked up
Over the State to Amuse and
Instruct the Readers.

A06IEuCC inc xGo6QeTSs IS
The Congregational church at Fingal
Is nearly finished.
The people of Havana voted to build
a new schoolhouse.
The advent of the new road at sher-
wood was the signal for a celebration.
The jamestown Business Mems 1850.
citation is discussing a new railroad p.o-
ject.
If the weather only holds open a few
days longer Munich will have a train
service.
The Berwick creamery building is
finished, and awaits inspection and ac.
ceptance.
The mar who recalls that this is j like
the winter of. ~ is putting in an APP
pearance.
A fire loss at Dawson was arbitrated,
the results being satisfactory to all
concerned.
The Great Northern surveyors are
running a limo from Towner towards
Westhone.
The water tank Of the Northern Pa.
citic at Sanborn was burned, with the
pump house.
Flowing in the northwest continued
until Thanksgiving day, which is un-
usually late.
Leon Conley, a boy aged Is years,
was drowned while skating on the
Mouse river rear Minot.
Fire destroyed the barn and granary
on Frank Wins farm seven miles
southwest of Hankinson.
The capacity of the jamestown OPP
era house is 7l3 people, but s1s people
turned out to see "Yon Yonson."
Now is the season for farmers insti-
tutes, The question of seed wheat will
be discussed freely this winter.
Some of the hunters have returned
from the timber where they have been
looking for deer. The rest have been
shot.
That new shuttle train between May
vile, Larimore, Grand Forks and
%Crookston promises to be q big thing
for local trade.
Chas. II. Bobb, whose store at Nj
agara was burned some time ago, has
completed Il fine new building which
is a credit to the place.
A lot of exhibits from this state
at the St. Louis exposition will nc
doubt be sent to Lewis and Clark
exposition at Portland next year.
The Red river at Grand Forks froze
over eleven days later this year than
last. This year Vice Chatfee, the ice
man, crossed the ice on Monday Nov.
2sth.
Brakeman Horace G.. Shaw fell be-
meath the wheels of a freight train in
the yards at jamestown and his body
horribly mangled. He died shortly
afterward.
Stutsman farmers are bringing
large quantities of speltz to the
jamestown grist mills to have it
ground. The ground speltz is said to
he excellent feed for milk ows
One Of the big land companies op-
Grating south Of Dickinson has
brought up an automobile which will
carry 1G people. 1t will be used for
ticking land seekers out into the coun-
try.
Dan McQuarrie is putting in a sys-
tenn of waterworks at his farm near
| Crystal, which consists of pipes to
convey water from a spring on the
bank of the coulee to his house and
barn.
Cyrille Deledeke and Allidore
Ameel, Belgians, who live in Manito-
ba, We're arrested at Bottineau by
Deputy Marshal Stout, charged with
bringing wheat to an elevator at Bot
tineau. They gave a bond of 81 900
each and were allowed to depart.
$40. 90 to Eastern Canada and Return
This rate applies via the North
Western Line from Minneapolis and
st. Paul to Chicago and you will make
the trip many times pleasant by
using this greatest of all st. Paul-Chi-
cago lines. "The Best of Everything"
on all its famous trains. For any in
nation write or call on F. {. Lang,
Travelling Passenger Agent, SO Security
Block, Grand Forks, N. D..
Aside from the senatorial election,
which will probably be settled in eau
Gus early in the session, and the APP
preparations for the maintenance Of
the different departments of state
government, there appears to be no
crying need for new legislation.
There will be the usual number of
amendments to existing laws that
have proven defective in small par
ticulars, but there is little in sight
vet in the way of creative legislation
aside from the board of control mat
tiers.
Are You Thinking About It?-It's a
very low rate;-$40 to Eastern Canada
and return, and if your ticket reads via
the "North- Western Line" from Min
neapolis and st. Paul to Chicago, every
attention and comfort will be provid-
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Daily, equipped with the ''The Best of
Everything" For any information or
special folder, address: F. c. Lang,
Passenger Travelling Agent, 50 Security
Block, Grand Forks, N. D.