The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-03-02

Cando.
Ward county blacksmiths are to or
ganize.
Rev. Dade is the new Presbyterian
minister in Rolla.
Casselton would take the state fair
las a compromise.
The "old folks of Michigan City
gave an annual ball.
Bottineau is to have a mutual tele-
phone organization.
Sherwood is to have a telephone ex.
change this summer.
DR.. Dochtermsr of Bottineau has
removed to |-illiston.
More and better bridges are wanted
in the Souris country.
There have been several business
changes at Fessenden.
The sandoun creamery is to resume
active operations soon.
A Kenmare girl fell in the school
building and broke a leg.
Valley City will be thoroughly met
ropolitan with the trolley line.
Towner county has a section that is
called Wheatland, same as Cass.
Mrs. Randall of Kensall found a
needle embedded in her baby boys
leg.
The Rolla roller mills are running
night and day and doing a big bust
ness.
A lot Of towns in the Red river val
ley want electric line connection with
Fargo.
Fred Sleight of Dawson won one
wrestling match at Bismarck and lost
another.
Omemee expects a boom in the
spring when the new railroad strikes
the town.
The people who own sleighs at La
kota are after the man who dumps
ashes on the streets.
There are complaints of the ship
ment of sheep in open cars during the
extreme cold weather.
Kenmare people have taken the pre-
liminary steps toward the organiza.
ton of a commercial club.
Efforts to organize some of the ter
ritory west Of the Missouri do not
seem to meet with success.
Mrs. Kate Austin-Angell of Glendale
recently died. She had a wide &C
quaintance over the state.
Dickinson's recent fire experiences
has again revived interest in the
movement for a water supply.
Fessenden is slated for a building
boom this spring, among the new
structures being a $4,000 hotel.
1t is claimed the Great Northern will
run another branch north from Dun
bigh into the Deep river country.
The fact that frost killed the orang'
groves in Florida makes Fargo seen
more like a winter resort than aver.
A gasoline explosion at Denhof
caused considerable excitement for f;
few moments, but little damage was
done.
A Hannaford man wants inventors
to get up a machine that can be at
tacIed to binders and shock the grain
as cut.
A lot of farmers in the northern sec
ton of the state were disappointed
that the 500 extension did not rur
nearer their lands.
At Devils Lake it was discovered {
commission house had run telephone
lines into town without the formalit,
of securing a franchise.
The high price of butter has caused
some of the farmers who a V no
been paying a great deal of attention
to the matter to sit up and take no
tice.
A Crosby bachelor served a turke.
dinner to his friends, who are nov
rather suspicious that something il
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line.
Charlie Maddux Of New Rockford
has been comforting with the Turtle
Mountain Indians about a half million
or so they will ask congress to appro
pirate.
Rugby people petitioned to be al
lowed to vote to become a city, blu
the petition was not presented to tn
county board and matters are bein;
delayed.
The Dunseith creamery is on PR
vate land and efforts will be made tt
purchase twenty acres, of which hal
is to be made a Catholic and half
Protestant burial ground.
A blind pigger who skipped from
Cando has established a laundry a
Winnipeg and is supposed to have got
ten a good start from the proceeds o
his business in the Towner county me
%tropolis. I'D
The four-page circular issued by stu
dents of the North Dakota agricultu1
al college regarding the imperativ
needs Of the institution has had a wild
circulation over the state and re
ceived a lot of favorable comment.