The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-03-30
Wheatland is to have a revival.
Linton fans held a baseball meeting.

The Eagles organized an aerie at
Grafton.
The Granville bottling works have
been sold.
A farmers railroad may be built out
of Valley City.
The Great Northern water tank at
York collapsed.
The bride of Bishop Walker was
Miss Bertha Bach.
The elevator companies have SUI.
Tered severely by fires.
Andrew Larson of Kindred died in
the state asylum at Jamestown.
There will be a number of business
changes at Kindred this spring.
jamestown advertisers are showing
more enterprise than for years.
A Sanborn man lost eleven head OF
horses through feeding rusted straw.
Those who have durum seed wheat
Tor sale are said to find a ready mar.
ket.
Almost every town in the state is
going largely into baseball this sum.
mer.
F. G. Harnish. the popular druggist,
has been appointed postmaster at
Alice.
Wahpeton is to have a summer park
with a booze annex. and all kinds Of
sports.
Many carloads of North Dakota po-
%tatoes are eSing into Southern states
for seed.
The Taylor hotel at Rolla vas sold
for $4,000, H. NJ. Mclean taking pos.
session.
A lot of people over the state are
planning 10 attend the musical festiva,
in Fargo.
Travelling dentists and oculists both
report business good ovrr the state
this spring.
The preliminary steps have been talk
en- at Bismarck to form a water users
association.
The state trolley line at Bismarck
collected $1,396.72 during the leglsia-
tive session.
J'rand Diddle of Devils Lake was
granted permission to change his name
to Frank Little.
The body of the missing negro set,
tier in northern Williams county has
not been located.
There have been several prairie
fires, but some people are not con.
WINGED it is spring.
The applicants for a trolley fran.
chise at Valley City refuse to take
mo" for an answer.
Washburn is to have two new eleva
tors this spring, the contract for the
same having been let.
A lot of range horses are being solo
to the farmers in the central and east
ern parts Of the state.
Capt. Herman, the famous steam
boat captain of Devils Lake, is spend
ing the winter in Cuba.
A citizens meeting is called to NEE
at Wilton for the further consideration
of the mill proposition.
The people west Of Kenmare IL
Ward and Williams counties confident
ly expect 500 extensions.
An agent for an old line elevate,
company is said to have stolen two
cars of wheat at Webster.
DR.. Rishel of Mayville lost an in
strument case about a year ago ani
has just located it in Wahpeton.
Frank Lynch of C~asselton captured
a 35O-pound shark, measuring nine and
a half feet in length, near Palm Beach
Fla.
The mountings for the new bell 70,
the Slaughter church are now at Will
ton, and the bell itself is expected
daily.
Bike thieves have started in the
business early. One was caught al
jamestown on a charge Of theft al
Edgeley.
1t is now said that the alleged mad
dog scare in the Morton county ranges
were merely attacks by wolves upon
the cattle.
There was a cooking main at Velva
and a common Plymouth Rock licked q
fancy game to a fare-you-well, Brother
Watkins, sab.
There has been a vigorous protest in
some of the towns over the lack Of
sidewalks. The recent thaw made
them a necessity.
The Odd Fellows of Bottineau and
Willow City are said to have organized
a combination degree team that is
especially strong.
The Northern Trust company ,o1
Fargo has secured the 100000 refund
ing bonds Of Ward county at par, tc
bring AZ per cent interest.
Wyndmere has a mo Tell Club
lot of Fargoans have been looking fol
an organization of that kind for years
but never happened to land.
Peter Johnson, former register o1
deeds of Richland county, has taken
charge of the abstract department Of