The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-11-09
Rugby had an exciting runaway.
Havana has a bitterly fought divorce

Esmond expects to be located on the
Great Northern.
There was a %stabbing ARRAY on
Sarles-on-the-Soo.
Sneak thieves at jamestown are
stealing %overcoats.
Griggs county has shipped a lot of
fat cattle this year.
There is a movement to getSa cream
cry at Abercrombie.
A carload of kitchen cabinets were
sold at Churchs Ferry.
Curtis Drives of Sykeston was kicked
in the eye by a horse.
Churchs Ferry is the second largest
town in Ramsey county.
Kidder county is coming to the front
as a turnip-raising center.
Antler has been connected with the
outside world by telephone.
The people Of Bismarck brag OF the
fine celery grown out there.
The Hensel bank robbers seem to
have made a good getaway.
Kenmare seems to be billed for an
important 500 division point.
All places selling booze illegally at
Lidgerwood are to be raided.
The cold snap caused a big business
for coal and clothing dealers.
Cabbages that weigh we thirty
pounds are reported around Kuhn.
The country around Flasher, Nor
ton county, is being rapidly settled.
Both the Fargo Pollocks are still
praised and blamed for the prohibition
law.
Both Minot and Kenmare claim they
will be freight division points on the
500.
Many North Dakotans have invest
ments in the fever districts of the
South.
A new 2,000-foot dyke along the Mis-
souri, river is under construction at
Mandan.
Towner, Balfour and Granville, in
.McHenry county, all have populations
around 500.
Several young people from Willis
ton are attending Fargo educational
institutions.
A gambling Joint at Maxbass was
raided and some of the paraphernalia
confiscated.
Rock Lake is new on the map. but
the citizens are already discussing in
corporation.
E. w. Gilbertson is the new coroner
of Ramsey county, to succeed the late
John Nimmo.
Blind Pigger Golden Of Hampden
pleaded guilty and was sentenced by
Judge Cowan.
Mrs. Magnus Olson fell into an old
well near Bowbells and one arm was
broken in two places.
A boy at Hannah experimental with
a dynamite cap and the doctor saved
a part of his fingers.
Ward county people are said to be
well pleased with the enlarged powers
granted the county court.
The predictions are made that there
will be more railroad building in the
state next year than this.
A farmer near McHenry was arrest
ed on the charge of destroying eleven
poles on a telephone line.
Rugby merchants are liberal adver-
~tisers, and as a result they draw trade
for miles from every direction.
A Russian and his wife were in a
runaway at Balfour, and between the
two of them they had five ribs broken.
A legless man gave all kinds of en-
tertainments at Norwich. some Of
which were not down on the program.
A Minot barber shop has ladies' day.
Down in Fargo the ladies who shave
prefer to do so in a less ostentatious
manner.
A Starkweather man claimed to have
counted fouty-four threshing machines
at work in that vicinity at one time
this fall.
A harvest hand was held UP by two
hoboes in the peaceful village of Park
River last week, by which the harvest
hand lost $72.
At Maxbass, a man named Olson sold
a car of stock belonging to another
man and blew in the proceeds in gam
bling joints. He was arrested.
There are persistent rumors hat the
Great Northern will get a line from the
northwestern part of the state direct to
Fargo for it's through coast service.
Now that the harvest laborers are
hurrying back East, there will be few
er opportunities for the holdup artists
and ~bootlegging will lose some of its
profit.
AS soon as the evangelistic meetings
are concluded in Fargo a roller skating
rink will be started in the same build
ing in which the revivals were con-
Quoted.
The closing of a school in B~ottineau
county was celebrated by the ladies'
bringing their well-stocked baskets Of
fried chicken and big fat pies. Every
body had a good time.