The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-04-27
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Mohall defeated Sherwood at base
ball.
The Minot street sprinkler has been
busy.
Hillsboro is to have a fast baseball
team.
Marion is to have a new school
house.
Sheldon is to have cement side.
walks.
Esmond people still kick on the train
service.
Ransom county gets some new
bridges.
A lot of people over the state have
the pink eye"
The sports at Mohall had a dog and
a badger fight.
Some one has been shooting horses
around Marion.
Banker Lord Of Cando is adding
more fine autos.
Rev. c.. c. Williams of Page has
gone to farming.
G~raphaphone dealers are working
the. farmers hard.
The revivals continue in different
parts of the state.
Lisbon, Enderlin and Sheldon will
have fast ball teams.
The Dunseith state bank is to be
changed to a national.
Efforts are being made to arrest a
Larimore dog poisoner.
Prof. Carlile's wife was very i'll at
Grandin with d%iphtheria.
Dickinson has one murder case ano
two forgery suits for trial.
Board jumpers at Bismarck were
rounded up at jamestown.
Esmond fans have raised a good
sum for the baseball team.
La Moure county is getting a large
number Of splendid settlers.
Forty-two cars of immigrant move,
ables have arrived at Mohall.
George B. Goodhart, a stranger, was
found insane at jamestown.
Josiah Pearson of jamestown gets
his pension increased to $24.
Rev. Cunningham, the Presbyterian
pastor at Cando, has resigned.
Frank Miller of Fargo has reopened
the Callahan house at Enderlin.
Building operations began early in
the northwestern part of the state.
Bismarck is planning to have an,
other fast independent baseball team.
There are thirty new towns in North
Dakota along the new line of the 500
Three members of the board of the
Valley City normal retire this spring
George Won Media lost seventy tons
Of hay in a prairie fire neal Kenmare
A Stutsman county man has ship
ped in logs already cut, ready for build
ing.
The rickety Jail at La Moure now
contains a man arrested on a Islander
charge.
Kids are making pin money catching
gophers in counties where bounties ar,
offered.
Williston is to have waterwork!
and other improvements of an up-to
date city.
The people Of Rugby are very hope
full of securing the Norwegian Luther
an hospital.
There has been considerable activ
ity in preparing the race tracks for the
seasons sport. I
Hon. A. M. T%ofthagen of Lallota
has arrived in Europe, but had a very
rough voyage.
The different towns in the state are
doing the usual talk about "all home
baseball teams.
Joe Guermain of st. Thomas was
acquitted on a charge of conducting q
sightless swillery.
Rector Childs of the Episcopal
church at Park River has accedted q
call at Casselton.
There will be a summer school al
the state university this year from
June 26 to Aug. 4.
Rev. Phillips has completed a ten
year pastorate of the Congregational
church at Jamestown.
The foreman of the jury that con
victed Coburn at La Moure of horse
stealing was named SitZ.
There was a Renaissance nesting
at Hunter, and early experiences
were humorously related.
State Senator Kirkeid of Benson
county had a leg badly broken in an
accident at Churchs Ferry.
Larimore businers men and farmers
have decided to go ahead with the in
%stallation of a creamery plant.
Cando had a spirited municipal cleo
ton and more votes were cast than
at any other election held there.
H. F. Chaffee of Armenia has added
this spring ten more sections of iand
to his large interests in the state.
w. D. Wallace, the new director o.
the First Regiment band, was once
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