The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-11-23
Langdon wants a hospital.
Garrison needs a blacksmith.

There was a prize fight at Mohall.
Courtenay is to have a singing
school.
Tower City is to have a new depart
ment store.
A Cavalier butcher was examined as
to his sanity.
There was a double wedding in
Eddy county.
Burglars swiped several fur over
coats at Deering.
A few people are already kicking on
the price of coal.
The one-eyed stabber at Aneta de-.
cided to plead guilty.
Logan county has a third bank, just
established at Gackle.
Efforts are being made at Paramount
to reorganize the band.
Glenburn and Lansford are scrap
ping ever wheat prices.
The people of Cakes are proud of
the high school football team.
Goose hunting is a popular pastime
in the northern part of the state.
An effort is being made to erect a
Y. M. G. A. building at Devils Lake.
Two Wolford men fell from the root
of a barn and escaped serious injury.
Louis Schwartz of Fessenden fell
from a horse and broke his breast
bone.
Several of the big Richland county
farms are to be sold into smaller hold
ings.
The Cavalier county land sale will
attract many purchasers from many
sections.
Work has commenced on the Man
dan Mercantile company's elevator at
Garrison.
A little child at Walhalla was badly
scalded by overturning a pail of boil
ing water.
Sarles or Adams expects to be well
drained when the 500 completes its
railroad bitches.
Rev. Hughes of Bismarck will give
the Garrisonites a taste Of religion
every two weeks.
The cement industry in the northern
part of the state is to be more extern
sively developed.
Returning ~landseekers from the
Canadian Northwest complain Of the
quality Of the water.
The Farmers bank of Garrison is
now ready for business, with Charles
F. Benedict as cashier.
The farmers around Norwich are
becoming interested in a proposition
to establish rural telephones.
George Robinson has stores in Garri-
son and Coalharbor, and is using news
paper space to let the people know 1t.
A Minor boy was helping the folks
At home do the threshing when some
9one jumped his claim at White Earth,
MINI.
Charles 3. Hoffman of Courtenay re
Gently died. His back was broken some
years ago in a runaway and had been
a sufferer since.
At Mandan a scrappy patron OF the
Chinese restaurant Licked three bar
bers because they got their orders
ahead Of him.
Mayor Fairbanks Of Lakota was
caught in an elevator belt and his
clothing was badly d~isarranged while
he Topped the loop.
Andrew Engel of Theed, Richland
county, has grown some fine sweet po-
tatoes. He intends to keep a lot for
seed next year and put in a large field.
D. w. Leech, an Insurance. agent,
was arrested at Underwood and held
to the district court on the charge of
issuing checks on banks in which he
had no deposits.
North Dakota postmasters appointed
are: Woodbridge, Cavalier county,
Thomas B. Wood, vice William Wood,
resigned; Zion, Cass county, Julia
Ford, vice P. W. Ford, deceased. !
The last building has been moved
from the old townsite Of Turtle Lake.
Old cellars, wells, and a few split-up
dry goods boxes is all that marks the
old town from the surrounding prairie.
So far the Missouri slope is in great
luck as to prairie fires. The great
growth of. grass this year promised
danger from this source, but compare
lively little loss has been sustained
from this cause.
Rural delivery carriers appointed in
North Dakota are: D~onnybrook, route
8, Andrew j. Kelley, carrier, Elijah
H. Wakey, substitute; Nome, routes l
and 2, John Seagren carrier, Albert
Seagren substitute.
The recent heavy exports of durum
wheat solves the problem as to where
some of the crop has gone and the big
millers can tell about the rest-they
are mixing with other grain. The
price will soon be so close to that Of
the other wheats there will be less
profit in the mixing.
O. H. Will & Co. of Bismarck re,
Gently shipped 1000 t~wo-year-old cot
tonwood trees to Right Hon. Alfred G.
Lyttleton, Highland, Scotland, for use
on a sandy piece of land that other
trees failed to grow on. If the expert
ment is a success it is probable many
Thousand more will be sent across the
water.