The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-12-07
Hankinson gets a new bank.
Many farmers report big corn yields.
Minot is willing to be Carnegieized.

MinOt is willing to be Carnegieized.
Devils Lake is to have a SIS, 900 no.
tel.
Lansford wants a laundry and a
bakery.
Kenmare has won out in it's famous
park case.
Some fine wells are being put down
at Kenmare.
Buggy thieves got away with their
loot at Goodrich.
Prairie fires did some damage in the
Courtenay country.
The car shortage is making farm
ers erect %granaries.
The state bank at Brocket has been
changed to a national.
Many towns are beginning to kick
about a fuel shortage.
The Great Northern is increasing it's
side trackage at Rugby.
The Cando creamery has closed
through the winter months.
A fakir endeavored to secure a coat
on a bum check at Granville.
Several towns are planning interest.
ing farmers institutes this fall.
The new herd law is in controversy
in some parts of Ward county.
The elevator men are wondering
when they will eve get a rest.
Most people who set out trees last
summer report successful growth.
Bisbee druggists are in trouble ovel
alleged violations of the prohibition
law.
LIE Fleur, charged with murder at
Walhalla, was held under $4,000
| bonds.
DR.. Robertson of Grand Forks
| dedicated the Methodist. church at
Rolla.
The people of Devils Lake expect
some improvements by the Great
| Northern.
Denhoff expects to be a freight d.
| vision on the run from jamestown to
| Coleharbor.
The telephone line from Kenmare
east along the 500 will be built early
in the spring.
At Bowbells two brutes in human
form got into a fight and chewed each
other like dogs.
There are now thirty-four banks IN
Bottineau county. Four Yeas ago
there were four.
At Bismarck unauthorized persons
who attempt to make sewer connec'
lions will be arrested.
There was a prairie fire near Spring
Brook and the residents turned in
time to get it under control.
Relatives of w. A. Williams, who
died at Minot, could not be located and
the remains were buried there.
Farmer" Wallace of Bismarck Is
still i'll as a result of his strenuous
work at the Portland exposition.
The open season for shooting Rus
SLAMS is on at Sawyer, and one was
perforated for resisting an officer.
The elevators over the state are still
erecting bins to hold some Of the sur
plus wheat until cars can be secured.
Garrison. advertised for a black
smith and several men went to inves-
tigate the conditions. 1t pays to ad-
Yertise.
A daughter of Hon. Ole Axvig of
Cavalier county was recently married
in Grand Forks to Mr.. Lucke OF
Niagara.
Harry Pinkerman, who lives near
Lake Metogoshe in B%ottineau county.
killed a black bear that weighed $50
pounds.
Near Fessenden a team attempted
to run away and the driver steered
the animals into a. grove and stopped
the fun.
DR.. A. Newman, who left Great Bend,
Richland county, a year ago for Cali
fornia, will return to Great Bend and
resume his practice.
With no druggists permits in Fargo
the proximity of Moorhead is the
only thing that many residents
from an awful thirst.
North Dakota has grown the great
est crop and has added more lines of
railroad in 1905 than in any other year
in the states history.
The weather forecasters are predict
ing an open winter. The most people
would like to agree with them, always
barring the coal dealers.
At Bowbells a passenger on a sleep
er got off a train in his mighty and the
train pulled out, leaving him on the
platform in his chilly attire.
The McHenry bridegroom who re-
fused to be blackmailed into buying
beer and shot a persistent %serenader
| may be a martyr to a good cause.
In some of the newer sections of the
state great mounds of threshed wheat
can be seen in the fields. 1t cannot be
shipped because of the shortage of
cars.
A thresher back from the slope
country says he quit the crew he start
ed with early in the fall. The a
ager promised him steady work, but
shut down the machine every night
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