The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-11-09
North Dakota
8 News Notes
A bad man shot up Denhoff.

Williston had a Sunday blaze.
Crosby is to have another hotel.
Devils Lake is to have a new depot.
Minot is becoming a telephone cen
ter.
!. The people Of Russell are to have a
school.
Four-pound potatoes are reported at
Williston.
Bowbells is the latest candidate for a
creamery.
Rural mail carriers are in demand at
Bowbells.
Mark Nelson defeated "Kid" Green
at Harvey.
There was some criticism of the fair
at Harvey.
Harvey is adding a lot of cement
sidewalks.
Two bootleggers were arrested at
Wimbledon.
Coal dealers are beginning to sit up
and take notice.
The 500 is putting in a new turn
table at harvey.
Cando is getting an increased cleo
trio light service.
Farm auction sales are in progress
in some sections.
w. H. Beard ofHunter will purchase
a bank at Hunter.
Joe Devine is to erect an elegant
residence at Minot.
All the blind pigs at Fessenden were
closed by injunction.
The cold snap at Bismarck damaged
some of the benenas.
The next term of court in Dickey
county begins Oct. 81.
At Aneta an independent lumber
was advanced SO cents.
McCumber is ambitious to be the
county seat of Rolette.
Russian farmers near Anamoose did
up a scrappy Irishman.
AT Velva a gambling joint was raid
ed. About $125 was secured.
The consolidated school at Walcott
Beems to meet with approval.
Improved farming methods are
urged in the Red river valley.
Druggist Almkov of Portal has pur-
chased a drug store at Hannah.
Farmers over the state are storing
great quantities of vegetables.
Considerable interest is being taken
in the stock sale to be held in Fargo
Nov. 8.
1t is probably that the r%eorganizers
have been a~sphyxiated by their own
hot air
That Lutheran hospital matter in
the northern part of the state is still
undecided.
It begins to look like those horses in
the western part of the state just stole
themselves.
Joe Ringer, ten miles north of Stan
ley, reports his oats went 107 bushels
to the acre.
A drunken cripple Disguised the
good people of Lansford from whom he
sought aims.
There was a kerosene famine at
Denhoff and candles were found to be
good enough.
A Morton county man is said to have
raised 300 bushels of onions on one
acre of land.
The fellows who are still eating
prairie chickens are keeping rather
mum about it.
A young man was arrested at Ana
moose on the charge Of stealing two
Jars of butter.
The "split-log'' road drags have been
successfully tried in many parts of the
valley this fall.
The business men have been so good
in the state that many banks have dou-
bled their stock.
Seyeraltowns in the state are scrap
ping over the amount of brick fronts
laid this summer.
The professional ~bootleggers ran up
against tough propositions in many sec.
tions of the state.
Stanley will ship nearly 100000
bushels of grain this year.. Last year
1t was only 10000.
Being a "good fellow" seems to have
caused the downfall of President Erick.
son of the Minot bank.
La Moure county officials arrested a
trio of chumps who shot out the win
dow in a school house.
A dishwasher at the new town OF
McClusky couldn't stand the excite
ment and went insane.
Richland county has a citizen with a
beard eight feet long, and his friends
assert he is not a Populist.
All the buildings have been removed
from the old site of Turtle Lake to the
new townsite on the railroad.
E. H. Skies of Ward county raised
= oats that went ninety-six bushels to
the acre. His durum wheat went forty
bushels.
Rural mail carriers are filing pro-
tests along some routes to the barking
and biting dogs that interfere with
their work.
Mayor WolkmanNof Fessenden is de-
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