The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-08-03
North Dakota
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Jamestown was invaded by gypsies.
Mcintosh county has 6,12S people.
Hankinson is adding a lot Of cement
sidewalks.
Park River is having a big time this
week with the fair.
Wheatland has changed little in pop.
ulation in five years.
The fair at Hamilton this year was
a most successful one.
Drayton people are still proud Of
the record of the ball team.
North Dakota creamery butter still
leads in the eastern markets.
A. NJ. Anderson was fired at GraEd
Forks for kicking a waitress.
Haakinson has established a repu.
tation as a hog shipping point.
A Grsno blind pigger was arrested
just after he opened his place.
The H%ankinson band boys are to
raise a fund for new uniforms.
Jamestown is metropolitan-and re.
ports a kid run over by an auto.
Lake Metigoshe, in Bottineau coun.
ty, is a popular summer resort.
The people of Devils Lake assert
$4,000 heard Bryan's address there.
Many towns in the state are prepar'
ing to secure help for their farmers.
The U. S. boat Mandan is removing
snags from the river about Washburn.
A section of land was sold last week
four miles north Of Casselton for $29,
500.
North Dakota militiamen qualified
in great numbers for the rifle tourna,
ment.
A fellow was arrested at Minot with
a grip filled with eighteen bottles OF
booze.
The excessive rainfall at Devils Lake
put the C%hautauqua road out Of the
running.
The educational officials predict bet.
ter teachers now that the new salary
list is in force.
The people of this state are cor.
WINGED that the rainbelt is gradually
moving westward.
Wheatland may purchase a hand
pump engine to assist the chemical in
e~xtinguishing fires.
Fifty kegs of beer and twenty cases
were required at Sheldon to properly
celebrate the Fourth.
Minot people are still after the gov
eminent building, and they. want a
term of the U. S. court.
A contest was started against the
claim of a blind pigger, who is serv.
ing time IN the Minot Jail.
John Fagin was arrested and sen.
fenced at Devils Lake on a charge of
violating the prohibitory law.
Washburn has 1913 people and Mo
Lean county totals 1851, an enormous
gain for the past five years.
Fessenden had no band on the
Fourth and Bismarck wants to form a
mutual coincidence association.
The Devils Lake livery stables are
said to have done a big business dur
ing Ch%autauQua and encampment.
1t is now claimed that there is a
shortage of yer So, in the accounts
OF an e%x-of6cial Of Cavalier county. (,
A Sheldon man has invented a new
kind of a spring for an auto that is
said to be an Improvement OF those
in use.
Some former residents of Barnes
county are returning from the coast
and purchasing homes in North Da.
kota again.
John Beckman jumped from a box.
car at Sawyer and tore his nose on
a nail SO badly that five stitches were
necessary.
Bailey Fuller is making a lot OF
bronze grass hay on his bonanza farms
in Stutsman county and isn't worrying
over politics.
The citizens of Mandan are to write
booms of the town, and a number OF
the letters will be selected and issued
in pamphlet form.
Efforts are being made by residents
of two townships to have a county
road established between Grand Forks
and Steele counties.
E. E. Rely, the father of the quad
ruplets at La Moure, has the contract
to plow irebreaks along the N. P
from jamestown to Edgeley.
Ex-Gov. Van SAINT of Minnesota has
been at Minot again and the rumo,
that he will open a real estate Office
there seems well founded.
The row at Mandan over thu
amount to be paid the aldermen fol
their work on the board Of ~equaliza
ton resulted in a compromise.
The N. P. is building a lot of nev
bridges between Mandan and New Sa
lem to accommodate the heavy en-
gines to be used on that division.
: There is some discussion at Mino
over whether appeals can be take1
from the county court, which has in
creased jurisdiction, to the distric
court.