The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-10-19
Pingree is growing rapidly.
Towner is to have a new drug


wahpeton has organized a dramatic
club.
The depot safe at Towner was bur
gled.
There was an incendiary fire at
Martin.
Sawyer rejoices over a station
agent.
Thieves have been busy around
Velva.
Norwich was short on BARRIERS re-
Gently.
The 500 t%racklayers will soon reach
Omemee.
Hobos started fires in two barns at
Lakota.
1t is said there are a lot of drunks
at Rugby.
Wilton's new fire engine was sue
cessfully tested.
Some wheat near Linton went thir-
ty-eight bushels.
Lightning played some great tricks
in Towner county.
Flour mills over the state are report.
ing a big business.
Burglars have been active in many
towns in the state.
Mohall continues to secure new
business enterprises.
The 500 is increasing the capacity
of its yards at Harvey.
Real estate loans are being cleaned
up in McHenry county,.
Some Ramsey county wheat, wal
badly damaged by smut.
A new rural delivery route is to be
established out of Rugby.
A lot of sport is made Of the drink
ing water at Turtle Lake.
A Dakota soft drink establishment
was raided and injuncted.
Fine corn crops are the boast Of
many sections of the state.
The chicken crop seems to have
been, thoroughly harvested.
Henry Erickson of McHenry county
has grown some fine apples.
The dentists seem determined to
organize a state association.
There was an exciting time at Tow
ner over a druggists permit.
A Mayville duck hunter claims to
have killed seven at n shot.
The reform school had an interest
ing booth at the Mandan fair.
There is a decided drouth at Wynd
mere since the blind pig raid.
Harry Fletcher hauled the first load
Of wheat ever marketed in Sarles.
Velva has purchased street lampl
and vii Don have them in position.
Dickinson is undecided on the 10
cation of its deep we'll for fire proteo
ton.
Miss Jessie Newcomb OF Norwicl
walked into an open cellar and brok
: a rib.
Prairie dogs are said to be numerou
5 in parts OF the country tributary t
, Mandan. s~*a
Pat O'Connor of New Rockford ha
+ the misfortune to lose his new seps
rator by fire. +~,za
The merchants over the state VIII
are advertising are the mel who &c
the business.
George Waldie of Dickey lost a foo
while e%ndeavoring to %extinguish a fir
: in a separator.
Eastern hunters are planning a tri
tn North noENto u-hnn tho 00Qcn GA
, to going south.
The city of Lisbon now has two fin
artesian wells for, a water supply 70
fire protection.
Several sections Of the state appea
to have been grated by fake solicitor
f for publications.
At New Rockford a bootlegger wa
caught attempting to sell booze t
A prisoners in Jail.
+ Enforcement league spoilers ar
said to be at work in the norther
, part Of the state.
The durum wheat seems to hav
yielded about 25 per cent more tina
other kinds OF wheat.
A Three deaths by lightning in Tow
ner county in one week was an III
usual record for this state.
The sportsmen of the state are ge
ting ready for the wild geese whe
the first bad weather arrives.
: A Stutsman county man claimed t
have secured a yield of tifty-eigt
bushels OF durum wheat to the acre.
:. At Page a boy tickled the wreng en-
, OF a burro and the doctor took half
' dozen stitches in the kids forehead.
! Potato growers in the central an
y western parts of the state intend t
ship spuds to the Red river valley.
The new town of Tolley is startin
+ with concrete sidewalks from til
e word &C. That indicates enterprise
Lightning rod agents are doing a bi
business as the result Of the lare
e amount of electrical damage this yea
Cowboy Shaw was held on a hor,
stealing charge at Rugby and sent
the Devils Lake Jail for safe keepin'
d The Great Northern train on tt
branch from Towner jumped the trac
one day and did other acrobatic stunt
The raid on the Hampden bin
= pigs resulted in the holding of OF