The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-12-28
Park River is to have a healer.

ParK River is to have a healer.
Mimic has organized a citizens club.
Mandan banks are in good condi.
tion.
Ed Patterson wants a flour mill at
Bismarck.
La Moure county has nine banking
institutions.
Mandan business men will install
electric signs.
Wolf hunters are having some sport
over the state.
The banks of La Moure county have
100000 on deposit.
of some marriages.
The people of Eldridge have select
ed a site for a church.
Horse thieves seem to be operating
more boldly than usual.
Now that Perth is incorporated, the
town wants a better we'll.
Some rustic equines at Sawyer were
frightened by.a rude auto.
Milton had a fire alarm during the
storm and a barn vas burned.
Cooperstown is to have a loan COM.
pany after the first of the year.
Attorney Blaisdell of Minot has a
Ward county town named after him.
The Lutherans at Crosby raised $500
and extended a call to a minister.
A pair of thieves at Harvey were
arrested two hours after their crime.
Russell is to have telephone con
date.
Some snowbound travellers report
great poker and whist games at the
hotels.
a way of absorbing the independent
concerns.
There were several cases of typhoid
! at Leeds. Bad water is thought to be
the aus
Grand Forks and Larimore each
seem to have men who prefer Jail to
their wives.
The fellows who knock their towns
and the state are getting it in the neck
from all sides.
The heating boiler in the residence
of Hon. Ole Axvig of Cavalier county
froze up and busted.
R. S. Albee of Mayville has accept
ed a position in the department Of ag-
riculture in Washington.
The card plan for the telephone di.
rectory at Harvey has been abandon.
ed for the book system.
The general land office is reported
to have cut off the winter leaves of
absence" for ho~mesteaders.
The great development of the rural
telephone industry in North Dakota is
a matter of comment by builders.
North Dakota teachers are anticipat-
ing a great time at the state meeting
at Grand Forks during the holidays.
Some old settlers in Towner county
have made their pile and are return
ing to Missouri to make their future
homes.
Bismarck is evidently planning to
hold the state capitol, as stories were
sent out about finding gold in the
streets.
Henry F. Mosher of Brazil has In.
vented a roller attachment and Job
Smith of Hope gets a patent on an
egg crate.
A young homesteader near Flashe,
was lost in the storm for a short time,
but managed to locate the home of =
neighbor.
Mayor-bankers have troubles OF
their own in North Dakota. Denny of
Williston and Jones of Rugby are H.
Illustrations.
The postofice at Brocket was en-.
tered by thieves who stole $75 worth
of stamps. The guilty parties have
not been located.
Petersburg residents got some OF
their mail on the half-shell as the re-
suit of the sack falling under the
wheels of the train.
The snowy weather has had the Of.
feet OF increasing the price OF coal on
the other side of the Missouri, where
Ignite now sells at 50 at the mine.
A colaFed resident Of Dickey county
has gone back to old Kentucky to in
duce a brunette lady friend of his to
make her permanent residence in this
state.
S. J. Gravelle Of Grand Forks is
suing F. P. Williams, a prominent Su-
perior, Wis, doctor, for $4,000 dam
ages, caused by the alienation of his
wife's affections.
Notices to property owners to clean
the snow of their walks are being
published in the jamestown papers
and those who fail to heed them may
get into trouble.
The states attorney Of Wells O
ty, who is a German in a German
county, is making a general raid on
the blind pigs and a great exodus OF
piggers and gamblers has resulted.
Pat Gunville pleaded guilty at Rolla
to disposing Of mortgaged property,