The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-08-24
North Dakota.
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Drake wants a doctor.

Drake wants a doctor.
Linton wants a new hotel.
Stanley is to have another elevator
Rugby will elect city officials Aug.
IA.
TougEs are making trouble at Can
do.
Kidder county continues to attract
settlers.
Rugby did things to Granville-in
baseball.
Rugby had a double-header scrap
in n night.
There is no rust in evidence in
Ramsey county.
The Dawson creamery is paying out
$4,000 monthly.
~.Brome grass is a g%reat>crop in the
state this year.
There seems to be nc rust on the
wild duck crop.
Water hemlock is killing off a few
cattle over the state.
Tire rural routes have been estab-
lished out of Cogswell.
There should be hay shortage in the
state the coming winter.
More fine flowing wells have been
found in Sargent county.
Chicken killing out of season is re-
ported in Mclean county.
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The new mill at Devils Lake will
be built Of cement blocks.
The Towner extension of the Great
Northern has been completed.
Five tough boys at Mandan robbed
the restaurant of a Chinaman.
There is a renewal of the gossip
about a new depot at Devils Lake.
The Northwestern Telephone COM
pany is extending its lines to Munich.
Cattle on the Morton county ranges
are reported to be in excellent con-
dition.
Fessenden claims to have more
weeds than any other town in the
country.
A thirteen-year-old daughter of ].
Becker of Logan county was killed by
lightning.
There was wicked runaway out
in Morton county of a team attached
to a mower.
Many new people have been investi-
eating Palmero with a view to start
ing in business there.
Winter rye seems to have made a
fine crop and was out Of the way be-
fore the rust got busy.
President Wost and Dean S%hepper'l
of the A. c. have been OH an investi.
eating trip to the sub-station at Edge
ley.
Cando has a young lady-Miss Edith
Pearce-who has made a success as
a singer this season at eastern chau
tauQuaS.
President Hutchinson of the new
bank at La Moure purchased 4 half 8
dozen street lamps and presented
them to the town.
Some one opened the gates Of the
stock yards at Washburn and let out
over 200 head Of cattle, six of which
have not been located.
C. j. Johnson, who a killed in a
runaway at Sykeston, was formerly
a resident of Bismarck. Death prob.
ably had no terrors for him.
Two Velva men were arrested on a
d%isorderly charge and decided to test
the validity of the ordinance. There
was a jury trial-and a conviction.
A tough was parading the streets at
Esmond, armed with a gun and jag.
He landed up against the wrong man
and had his countenance well bat.
tered.
In Norwich township. McTIenry
county, $4,000 gopher tails were
brought to the clerk of the township,
as a result of a bounty offered Ivy
the supervisors.
A druggists permit in Cassalto1 was
allowed before the pecessary time had
| elapsed after the publication Of the
notice and an order was made for an
other publication.
Through Col. Berg, consul to Swod-
en-, a number of valuable volumes
have been presented TO the Grand
Forks library. The books We're sent
to A. C. Reinecke at Grand Forks.
North Dakota range horses are be
ing shipped to China for use IN the
cavalry. About the time 4 good back
ing bronx gets a Chink soldier Louac-
ing there will be fun in the Orient.
Washburn claims that more grain
was shipped from there last year than
from any other point in the state.
Much Of the Oliver county grain was
marketed at that point in addition 10
the Mclean county wheat tributary to
Washburn.
A. r. Adds, a Logan county home
steader;, has fallen heir to 100000 left
by his father in England. 1t is to be
hoped that he will get the money with
less delay than is usual in such cases,
and that the fortune will not shrink
in the customary manner.
A McHenry county man saw a
strange animal in his pasture. that he
took for a buffalo-and shot it. A