The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-03-16
North Dakota
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Rugby has an opportunity to secure
a big hospital.
Company NJ at Glendale will give Y
m%arquerade ball.
Fort Totten Indian kids are said To
have the measles.
Medina people are rejoicing We Il
prospective flour mill.
The farmers around Minnewaul:an
may erect a flour mill.
Ransom county is becoming q
splendid stock market.
A Pembina county man tried to
shoot a corn off his foot.
Minot may secure an Independent
wholesale grocery house.
The jamestown artesian we'll is flow.
ing a large stream again.
Latter Day Saints have been holding
q big meeting at Manfred.
Bernt Wick of Lisbon has gone out.
He sold his bakery recently.
The farmers organized an elevator
| association at Michigan City.
The recent warm weather started
building activity in the state.
Fessenden will vote March 81 to see
whether it will become a city.
Fire protection discussion is on at
McHenry since the recent fire.
The Glendale creamery is paying 20
| ooptc man Mound Cor h,ltfor fot
There is a row at Surrey over the
| division of the school district.
The residence of Neil Mathie, near
Inkster, was destroyed by fire.
Hannaford is holding meetings to ar
range for a telephone exchange.
A mail route contract has been
awarded from Portal to Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Young have
been married forty-seven years.
A rock pile is to be provided For pris-
oners in the Benson county Jail.
A woman has been at Ray, soliciting
for an orphans home in Missouri.
Wyndmere people are excited ovec
the strange lights in that vicinity.
Users of Ignite coal complain that
the %stovepipe is quickly eaten out.
Walter Saddlemyer, who lives near
Edmore, lost his residence by fire.
Denbigh is said to have aspirations
to be the county seat Of McHelry.
An Aneta man was burned under
coal, and was hot when he got out.
John Grippe of Starkweather las in.
vented a straw rack for a separator.
1t is said the Great Northern will
extend its Mohall line west from Sher
wood.
More interest is being aroused in
the state historical society than for
merly.
Steele county viii have an unusually
large number of bridges erected this
summer.
There are protests in Cavalier
county over violations of the prohibi
ton law.
I DR.. Hinebauch has returned to Tow
er City after spending the winter in
Michigan.
The Modern Woodmen camps have
been ordered to cut out horse play and
side degrees.
Fire protection is being urged with
unusual JUNCTION this winter in many
towns in the state.
1rI,o Co r,,ore 1,ovo 1,oo- lo1l:-z
meetings at Cathay to rrange for a
rural telephone line.
Henry Dawson, a barber, dropped
dead Of paralysis of the heart at Ha-
vsna, Sargent county.
Water mains and sewers ave still
discussed at Darlington and the agita.
ton promises results.
Farmers around Fingal are rejoicing
over the organization of an independ-
ent elevator company.
The county commissioners Of Sar-
gent have determined that the prohibit.
| ton law must be enforced.
The people who raised onions last
summer are said to be getting from rs
cents to 81 a bushel for them.
William Pinl1ham of Wells county
was adjudged insane, but Lydia con.
| tinues to advertise her pills.
st. Patrick's day will be celebrated
at Walhalla by the band boys and
there will be a good time for every
body.
The plan to divide the state into a
number of small game warden dis
tricts is strongly opposed in some sec.
| tons.
Judges Kneeshaw and Goss snapped
benches, the former going to Botti-
| neau for a term of court and the latter
to Grafton.
At Tasker two miners got in a scrap
over a game of cards, and one was
fined at Minot for smuggling the others
c~outnenance.
The rural free delivery out of Ham
lin, Sargent county, has been disccn-
tinued and the mail will be sent out
from De .Lamere.
A Bisbee man went down into a well
to get a bucket out. Going down was
easy, but he doesn't care to repeat his
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