The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-08-31
Harvey had a bakery fire.
Harvey has a SANDER case.
Edmore is RI have a new hotel

The Glenullin depot has been re-
paired.
Six blind piggers were arrested at
Munich.
Get ready to attend the state fair at
Grand Forks.
The Dunkards held special services
a Oberon.
Emmons county will harvest a huge
crop this year..
The 500 is making many improve
ments at Harvey.
Bismarck people are shipping ice
from Detroit Lake.
Homeseekers are invading the coun
try around Crosby.
The steel gang is making good time
on the Farmers road.
Cavalier will have two miles of ce.
ment sidewalks by fall.
Lightning continues to destroy a lot
.pf North Dakota buildings.
A new bank is to be started at
Mooreton, Richland county.
Land notices are nero in the
papers beyond the Missouri.
School boards over the state are
preparing for hostilities soon.
Richland county is constructing
about $4,000 worth of drains.
An indoor picnic was recently given
near Norwich in a new barn.
Tower City is arranging an enter
tainment course for the winter.
Lightning killed a horse near Gran.
din and also struck an elevator.
The Turtle Lake country Of Nc
Lean county is attracting settlers.
The public interest in the telegra-
oilers strike got lost in the shuttle.
Some of the people of Hunter ex-
press their appreciation of the band.
Dunseith people still believe they
will have a train before the snow flies.
A jury in a blind pig case from Nc
Ieod, Ransom county, disagreed twice.
Thousands of laboring men have ar
rived in the state within the last few
weeks. @
According to the crop reports some
farmers neglected to treat their wheat
Cor smut.
Some people seem to have overlook
ed the new law requiring all weeds
to be cut.
The success Of the fruit raisers of
the state becomes more pronounced
each year.
Several of the striking t~elegraphers
On the N. P. have secured employment
on the 500.
Emmons county's population In
creased more than so per cent from
1900 to 1905.
Grand Forks is to have a healer in
September-if he isn't exploded be-
Gore that time.
Mail Carrier Gerving of Glenullln
vas thrown from his rig and his back:
bone dislocated.
Omemee is still after the mill, but
the outlook is not as encouraging ~
some months ago.
There seem to be many doubling
Thomases concerning the alleged
healer at Grafton.
Lako<a is now a city. The vote for
incorporation carried by an over
whelming majority.
The streets of New Rockford ara
said to have been kept in unusually
good condition this year.
jamestown is said to be in line for
la big department store to be estab-
lished by Eastern parties.
There are a great many pending
rural mail routes to be investigated
in the state this summer.
There are said to have been evil
dences of booze and gambling at the
race meet at New Rockford.
The people Of Linton are rejoicing
over the daily train service over the
Milwaukee road into that town.
The people of New Rockford are en-
Toying some durum wheat -four re-
Gently ground by the mill there.
Dickinson has taken a step toward
mctropolitanism by deciding to estab-
lish it's own water works system.
The farmers around Grandin held a
meeting to discuss the ACCESSIBILITY OF
digging a drain to the Elm river.
A rattlesnake was killed on the Has.
kins farm near Page recently. 1t was
the first eve seen in that section.
Evidences of rust were found in the
wheat fields around Larimore, but 1t
is not thought any serious damage was
done.
John Gagnon, who stole a load OF
wheat from a car at North Valley
City, was sent to the pen for eighteen
months.
A stranger went to Starkweather
and started a blind pig in a tent. He
didn't last long after the authorities
got busy.
Because Of Improvements on the
school building at Casselton the term
will be delayed two weeks and will
start Sept. IS.
A farmer near Grand Bend claims q
yield of twenty-eight bushels of fax
per acre last year-and hopes to beat
that this season.