The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-05-18

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Wheatland is to have two telephone
lines.
DR.. Woods of Hanna will locate at
Minot.
Devils Lake is to have an ambu-
lance.
There is to be a fourth bank at Val.
ley City.
Trail county is to construct a lot of
new bridges.
Casselton is to have a wholesale
grocery house.
The women of Cakes have given the
library a boost.
The Episcopal church at Sheldon is
to be remodeled.
The row over gopher poison is still
on at Fessenden.
Medora recently had it's first rain
since June 10. 1904.
There is a lot of illegal fishing
along the Mouse river.
A cemetery association is to be
formed at Fessenden.
A site was condemned at Hillsboro |
for the new court house.
Efforts are being made to revive
the Willow City Gun club.
Frank Fogle killed a bald-headed
eagle near Rutland last week.
The 500 is constructing a new side.
track six miles from Voltaire.
Boys with gopher rifles damaged
tombstones in the Minot cemetery.
1t is claimed that there are too
many blind pigs in Sargent county.
More interest is being taken in the
irrigation work beyond the Missouri.
North Dakota is enjoying an espe-
cially good building boom this spring
The increased acreage of macaroni
wheat is a feature Of the spring seed.
ing.
The county seat removal question
in La Moure county is like Banquo's
ghost.
Large potato crops will be planted
in some parts of Sargent county this
spring.
1t is said the 500 line may switch
so it will strike Cando and Stark
weather.
A barn and two granaries on the
Morgan farm near Wheatland were de
stroyed by fire.
The Ward county commissioners
will appropriate $1,000 for the bridge
across Des Laos lake.
Onions are scarce in the northwest
ern part of the state and a Minot firm
offers $1.25 per bushel.
Macaroni wheat seems to have been
seeded largely in the central and west.
ern sections of the state.
The people of toilette are deter
mined to have a telephone line, if they
have to build it themselves.
A Coggswell man discovered how to
get music out of a horse and a COW.
He traded them for a piano,
Weather conditions in the Red river
valley have been Of a decidedly en-
c%ouraging nature to the farmers.
The mayors of Cando and Leeds had
some difficulty in securing confirma-
ton for their appointees as marshals.
The health boards are becoming
strenuous in some sections for the en-
forcement of ordinary sanitary regula.
tons.
Officials Of Ramsey county inspect.
ed the Mimic Jail, but didn't like the
fixtures and concluded to order some
thing different.
Shippers are complaining that there
are two inspections of stock, one in
this state and another at the Mime.
sofa Transfer, and two fees.
Representative Phelan will be able
to herd about 5000 head of cattle on
the reservation lands he secured on
his recent trip to Washington.
A great cattle-killing wolf was re-
Gently laid low near Williston and the
lucky man also found her nine pups,
the ten bringing a nice bounty.
R. J. Carr of Mohall went to Minot
W secure d llCcuSc W Weu d pretty
girl, but found she was too young and
he had to return for proper permits
sion.
Passenger business has already
picked up to the coast and the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific
are adding coaches to their through
trains.
William Buchanan, who vas serving
time in the Minot Jail on a charge of
neglecting his family, was let out to
wash the court house windows. He is
still going.
With a reasonable amount of moist
ure the people of Williams county will
be in good shape this fall. A lot of
new settlers are locating in that part
of the state.
Some of the men who left the state
and located in California nave re-
turned to resume their residence in
North Dakota. They insist it's hard
to live on climate alone.
A certain we'll at Cakes was blamed
for the typhoid fever cases in that