The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-05-18
North Dakota
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There are 29O people in Kindred.
The Linton library is now open.
Bryan will speak at the C%hautauqua
July 8.
The Granville band is to be uni
formed.
Some additions are to be plated to
Lakota.
Additional school room will be built
at Wishek.
Devils Lake has some hopes of Sc
curing the 500.
A mining company was organized
by Havana men.
/. The Odd Fellows hall at Cando is
being improved.
There was a lumber yard consolida.
ton at Forman.
Capt. Anderson Of Devils Lake died
suddenly in Virginia.
A Granville man was sentenced to
take the Kelley cure.
Grafton's new business club is get
ting down to business.
Some Mclean county chicken
thieves are in trouble.
1t cost q jamestown nan s14 to kick
oyer a b%ootblack stand.
Baseball challenges are flying thisk
and fast owe the state.
People along the rural telephone
lines continue to rubber"
The control of the cemetery at San
born may pass to the city,
Grades have been established at La
kota for the new sidewalks.
Two new cases of smallpox develop
ed in Hankinson last week.
Up to date, Mohall and Sherwood
are the hottest baseball points.
The Ulm pharmacy at Kuhn was
sold to J. F. Snyder of Emery, Wis.
At Hankinson a strict quarantine
has been established against small
pox.
1t is said there is renewed interest
in irrigation work in the slope oun
try.
Grand Forkers are planning a pleas
ant outing at Maple Lake this sum-
mer.
Gopher caudal appendages will reach
100000 in Stutsman county, while the
bounty lasts.
There is indignation at Braddock
over the treatment of a 14-year-old girl
by a brutal father.
Prof. Ide of the state manual train
ing school will be the new principal of
the LISBON schools.
The Granville creamery manage
ment has secured a buttermaker and
will start work soon.
The reappointment of Supt. Moore
of the jamestown asylum pleased his
friends over the state.
One of the finest residences in
Cakes will be erected this summer by
Congressman Marshall.
A ranchman was fined $3.50 at Dick.
inson for butchering a calf with an.
other brand than his own.
While the Jail is being repaired at
Grand Forks the prisoners are to be
sent to Fargo and Hillsboro.
Only thirty-four of the seventy-fve
teachers in Richland county who took
the examination were successful.
E. d. Holmes drug store at. Havana
caught o fire, but the prompt use of
IN extinguisher saved the town.
Since the establishment of a third
rural route out of Paramount, the post
Office at Blackmar has been discontin-
ued.
Darlington has a good gymnasium
under the direction Of Printer Kemp,
who is said to be an all-around ath-
lete.
The Wahpeton.ans are so elated
over the Indian school that they seem
to have lost interest in the Metho-
dists.
Jamestown is long on. fake cripples,
and the police are making some of
the alleged mendicants hasten out Of
town.
w. c. Dalrymple fell into a cellar
through an open door at Casselton,
and carries one arm around in a
sling.
The 500 has thrown a scare into the
Farmers railroad people by making a
survey to Rock Lake, the point to
which the Farmers road will be ex-
tended.
The streets are being Strengthened
at Minor and some residences are
said to have been built six feet in the
public domain.
There is joy at Lamont over the ar
rival Of the engineer and contractors
of the Northern Pacific to extend the
line from Denhoff.
Prot. Waldron of the North Dakota
agricultural college has visited a num-
Der Of the Aate institutions this spring
to suggest improvements in the land
scape.
Some old timers who have been
through townsite fights and blighted
hopes are taking in the rush for the
new sites along the 500 with as much
ayidity as they did along the Northern