The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-02-02
North Dakota
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Finley has county seat aspirations.
A mountain lion was seen near
sheyenne boasts some fine resi-
The 500 has sen a lot of material
Kenmare.
The Hotel Wyman at Underwood
vas destroyed by fire.
The deep frosts will assure a lot Of |
loisture next spring.
Company of Valley City may put
n a military drama.
The Granville postoflcc made a good
howing the past year.
Patrons want the Eandoun cream
ry opened at an early date.
Bisbee is said to have an amateur
urgeon who gets results.
A $4,000 high school building is to
G erected at jamestown.
Minot and Kennardkare in the a
or the Methodist university.
Some Of the clergy Of the state are
ut in opposition to church fairs.
A large number of aecret societies
cid public installations of officers.
At Sharon, Mrs. Andrew Bakke died
nd let a husband and five children.
la Moure got a lot of advertising
,ut of the car load of turkeys shipped.
Company A of Bismarck gave a re-
ception and ball at the capitol build
ing.
At Kensal, as in other towns, there
is demand for snow shovelers to get
busy.
Some Southern Minnesota farmers
will secure land in North Dakota this
spring.
The railroad men on the Northern
Pacific at Dickinson have been ordered
vaccinated.
j. NJ. Lowe Of Bowbells received
serious injuries while assisting in NOV
ing a house.
Benson county farmers may or
ganize a mutual fire and lightning in
surance company.
Two Kenmare young ladies set their
bed on fire by lighting a match to see
what time it was.
John Hurry, late court stenographer
in the Fourth district, will establish a
law office in Minot.
The mail facilities Of Sherwood are
said not to be equal to the demands OF
that thriving town.
The farmers institute at Paramount
was a big success, despite the unfavor'
able weather conditions.
The creamery at Penn is running
through the winter and taking in about
5000 pounds OF milk daily.
Commissioner of Agriculture Gil
breath has removed to his new Offices
in the addition to TIE capitol.
The Granville Creamery associa
ton had a successful year and the out
look for the next season is good.
Pure Food Commissioners Ladd's re
cent ban on impure foods is being
widely advertised over the state.
| Frank Gotsch, the worlds champion
wrestler, is to be in Kenmare for /;
match with Ole Olson Of Norwich.
At Bismarck two men served on {
Jury while another jury vas out on {
case in which they were defendants.
Some farmers over the state arc
still holding 1903 wheat, which will be
in great demand fer seed in the spring
There seems to be an impression il
some quarters that the denominations
colleges are less popular than former
ly.
In addition to working for the low
est possible wages, the rural mai
carriers must evidently remain muz
zled.
c. c. Moore, formerly a telegraphe
at Mandan, is now assistant cashie
of the First National bank at tha
point.
Butler Lamb, IN attorney who be
came insane 1t Towner last fall, re
Gently died in the asylum at James
town.
Lack of funds prevents the boar,
from holding farmers Institutes a
many towns where they are in dc
mand.
There is expected to be q big boon
in the real estate business on tn
slope within the next two or tire
months.
The Bestics of Fargo are being con
graduated on the inheritance from
England, u part of which has alread
arrived.
Some other high schools in tn
state are planning to emulat. the e,
ample of Minot and get up a hig'
school band.
The activity Of the United State
officials in the prosecution of whea
smugglers has had a d~iscouraging eA
feet on that industry
C. H. Edick, an old soldier, and
pioneer resident of Emmons county
recently died in Bismarck, where h
had resided some time.
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