The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-05-11

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ment at Grafton.
Nearly all the claims around Crosby
have been taken.
The court house yard at Fessenden |
has been plowed.
A .Stutsman county doctor is to
locate at Lamont.
Grades are to be established for the
streets in Lakota.
The ManGan fire department is sore
over a false alarm.
There are said to be TOO many blind |
pigs in Ramsey county.
A farmer in the Turtle mountains
will raise Angora goats.
Wells county has had some fun with
an old,time horse trader.
Rev. Guam of Cheyenne declined a
call to a church at Minot.
A former laundryman at Williston
is said to have left suddenly.
DR.. Young, a veterinarian of Grand
Forks, may locate at Kindred.
Sanborn wants a graded school and
a school house to cost $4,000.
A Grand Forks lady was bitten just
above the knee by a fierce dog.
The militia organization at James.
town feels the lack of an armory.
Some settlers in Mclean county
still use oxen for breaking the land.
There is a protest at Hannah
against bike riding on the sidewalks.
A new hose station to be establish
ed by the fire department at Mandan.
The North Dakota Chautauqua will
only continue eighteen days this year.
The movement to establish a cream
cry at Napoleon is progressing favor
ably.
Work has been stopped on the Great
Northern survey on the Aneta extern.
sion.
Some one has been setting fires on
the Chautauqua grounds at Devils
Lake.
The territory in which prairie fires
flourish is gradually growing less each
year.
Mandan has engaged an expert to
prepare plans for a water system
there.
Nearly every town in the state is
arranging for a fast bali team this
summer.
Drake blind piggers are up against
it. One is in Jail and another is still
running.
Farmers around Flasher furnished
trees to be set around the school
grounds.
Corn growing by the pupils of the
schools is the rage this year in several
counties.
The members Of the Rugby band
presented the leader with a gold-head-
ed cane.
Rev. Taylor Of Williston lost an eye
as the result of being struck with a
piece Of steel.
Donnybrook wants a baseball team
that will make the other aggregations
take to the woods.
1t is claimed more corn will be
grown in North Dakota this summer
than ever before.
The snowfall over some sections of
the state recent yis regarded as as
surfing good oops.
William Wright, who was sentenced
to the pen from Lakota, had filed on
! a claim neal Tioga.
Mandan people have been %rubbering
at a fve-legged sheep which has bsen
on exhibition there.
There is talk of a new town along
the Great Northern branch between
Lansford and G1enburn.
A suit for an accounting has been
brought III the firm of Wishek & Wiles
down in Mcintosh county.
It's rather odd how the coal trusts
are so easily controlled in summer
II the ice trusts in winter.
In the case OF the state VS.. McHenry,
charged with doing a holdup at Gran
vile, a dismissal was secured.
The selection of the steward of the
asylum caused a lot more fun in the
political miXup at jamestown.
Recent thefts at Hankinson lead
some people to doubt whether the
gang has been entirely run out
A teacher weighing 1876 pounds and
only five feet three inches tall en-
deavored to get a job at Souris.
Darlington may secure a Norwegian
hospital. Its railway facilities make
that point especially convenient.
A colony of South Dakotans ere in.
v~estigating the conditions around
Dickinson and may locate there.
jamestown will give the iremen the
best tournament in years if all the
plans are successfully carried out.
A Lutheran hospital is assured for
Fargo. Another will be established in
the northwestern part Of the state.
Rev. E. Larke, a Congregational
minister at Berthold, is reported to
have filed an application for divorce. |
A Granville barber had pressing
business in Winnipeg about the time
some of his creditors became insist
ent.
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