The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-06-08

u 1NSAth lCoIlClS Jtllll VIII DG re-
moved to Devils Lake.
Edgeley will have cement sidewalks
in the business section.
Spiritwood is said to be having a
rapid growth this spring.
Well diggers at Wyndmere had hard
luck with their machinery.
Lack of moisture is no longer a
problem around Washburn.
A steam digger is doing the excava-
ting for the water main sat Cakes.
Cattle losses as a result of the bad
weather were less than anticipated.
Loga nand Mcintosh counties are
cooperating to secure new settlers.
J. n. Barthelemy Of St. Cloud has
opened a jewelers. store at McHenry.
The recent fire at EnGerlin was the
first severe conflagrltion in that city.
The Devils Lake Indians have re-
ceived their first money, $S4 per cap-
ita.
The state board of school lands &C.
cepted the bonds of the Berthold dis
trict.
State Senator Johnson has a fran
cnise for a telephone exchange at
Washburn.
The Darlington creamery is now
getting cream that has formerly been
sent elsewhere.
The usual number of fake cripplee
are working the people of the state
for stray pennies.
A peddler without a license was as
sessed S. per day at Darlington and
quit after two days.
Some old-time settlers in Sargent
county are returning and scarcely rec
ognize the country.
At Sawyer notice was served on the
butcher to move his slaughter house
outside the city limits.
The new Grand Forks Jail will be so
attractive it is feared the public will
want to break into it.
The band Instruments arrived at
Knox and the boys are puncturing the
NliAloopA-iS WILL uOlSe.
The death OF county Auditor Acker-
man of Grand Forks removes a state
character from activity.
The people of Crosby expect the
Soc to extend west Of Kenmare into
that section of the state.
The ladies Of Mayville have organ
led to the end that the local cemetery
may be properly teautifed.
Certain residents of Wahpeton'
promise to build cement sidewalks if
their critics will do likewise.
A Mandan man was allowed to re-
turn TO Mandan on condition that he
would be good to his family.
A runaway horse at D%onnybrook
threw two girls out of a rig, but they
landed right side up with care.
The Indians on the Standing Rock
agency are closely guarded despite the
fact that they have their allotments.
Efforts are being made to have the
North Dakota national guard send a
team to the rifle shoot at Seasirt,
N. J..
It is claimed the town of Coal Har-
Dor is to be moved four miles east to
be on the line Of the extension Of the
500.
h young men of Williams county
are said to be enthusiastic over the
proposition, to organize a cavalry com
pany.
A small boy at jamestown swiped
$40. BUT was suspected when he at
tempted to have it changed and had to
| confess.
John Hurley, formerly court stenos-
rapher Under Judge Lauder, is the new
private secretary to Congressman
Marshall.
Many North Dakotans who removed
to the coast two or three years ago
are returning to this state for their
permanent homes.
Underwood citizens are praying for
the telephone extensions to reach thai
point SO they can talk to the d~eniZens
of the capital city.
| IL PVCIpIC VI lue SldIG CGrl1lnlV
have a right to anticipate a good crop
this year from the amount of moist
ure now in the soil.
A Hankinson man lost his pocket
book containing 500 in drafts and 500
in cash. He got the drafts back. but
the cash was missing.
It's up to Grand Forks to raise $50.
600 to Secure the Methodist university,
The thing high, and some of the
leading Methodisis of that burg might
chip in half that mount.
If, Grand Forks fails to raise the
price demanded by the Methodists for
removal of the university to that place
the institution may close up shop, as
It seems to have cut all the bridges.
Oliver %county's old court house
building was sold to George Baye for
$50. He will move it onto his lots
and convert it into a dwelling and
move his family there in the near flu.
ture.