The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-09-28
North Dakota
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Jamestown printers organized.
Barlow reports some burglaries.
Napoleon gets another elevator.
The Minot schools are overcrowded.
There were several scraps at Ber-
wick.
Stanley is to have a Citizens ele-
vator.
Wishek is rejoicing over a new res
taurant.
There are some fine groves around
Bowdon.
Officials at Anamoose broke up a
poker game.
Minot butter won highest honors 1T
the state fair.
Nursery agents have invaded the
slope country.
Sept. 81 will be Towner day at the
Granville fair.
Stutsman county is letting a lot Of
bridge contracts.
Devils Lake promises to become a
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Gamblers and blind piggers are un-
der the ban at Mohall.
Some wheat went thirty-five bushels
per acre around Palermo.
A beggar at Minot became very OBJ
%streperous and was jailed.
The Bickford-F Frost contest has been
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N. ]. Kenyon is the new postmaster
at Meadow, McHenry county.
There is said. ito be a row on between
the blind piggers at Esmond.
j. A. Johnson, of Tolley reports his
wheat will yield forty bushels.
There is a row over the postofice
at the e station Of McClusky.
Senator Wagner of Rol!a has under.
gone an operation for appendicitis.
The next decade will witness aston
fishing changes in Williams county.
Complaints are made of too much
shooting inside the city limits at La
kota.
LIZ liz IL v DoIlllCou SOlll1IN vi
fers a reward of $500 for some stolen
horses.
In the valley spuds will be spuds-
as the losses from rot have been
heavy.
The citizens of Mcleod had a fire
scare, but the bucket brigade did noble
service.
Small boys at Tioga threw a stone
through y window Of the Great North.
ern flyer.
The contract for the water mains at
Enderlin has been let to C. H. Porritt
of Fargo.
The new elevators along the Farm
ers' road are to be conducted by stock
companies.
Some damage was reported to have
been done in Cavalier county by the
Hessian fly.
There are complaints in some sec
lions over the fact that so many people
carry revolvers.
Mrs. John Ehr of Minot stepped into
an open cellar door and broke a shoul
der and one hand.
At Edinburg the monographs make
so much racket some people suggest
each machine be fined.
Thomas O'Brien was arrested and
held at Devils Lake on the charge OF
stealing a set of tools.
Fl. Tho .fno1 own II, 1,,,.,, 80 +l,os C,oot
Northern between Munich and the
Cavalier county Sarles.
A hunter near Hanaford was slight,
peppered with birdshot, but it didn'1
Interfere with his sport.
1t is said that fresh meat may be
preserved indefinitely by keeping il
immersed in buttermilk.
Des Laos is to be stocked with blacl
bass, twenty-five gallons of young fish
being planted as a trial.
The grain in many sections of the
state was SO heavy that the binders
could not take full swaths.
A fifteen-year-old boy was arrested
at jamestown on the charge OF steal
ing barley from a box car.
The bell tower at Pembina was re
moved and the kids rejoiced because
the curfew bell couldn't ring.
Prairie chickens seem to have takel
to the tall timber-as the soprtsme1
fail to find them in large numbers.
The shooting at Bowdon recalled
some early experiences there when the
tough element ran things a few year:
!. ago.
The Farmers railroad has decided
to make a reduction in it's freight rate.
to conform to those made by the othe,
roads.
A black niger and three womer
opened a joint near Fessenden. The,
were arrested and chased out OF thu
country.
While hunting a badger, in compan
with his twin brother, near Balfour
Henry Bernes, a lad thirteen years o
age, was accidentally shot with a %
caliber rife, the ball passing within
quarter of an inch of his heart.
An engine got that tired feeling OF
the st. John branch of the Grea
Northern and DELAYED the train a dog