The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-05-11
NORTH DAKOTA NuBBlNs.

Dunseith.
Tower City is to have another lum-
Der yard
The people of Leeds are proud of
the orchestra.
The McHenry creamery makes a
good showing.
There were a number of fires in the
Palermo country.
DR.. stoinson of Walhalla has re.
moved to st. Thomas.
A ~Cooperstown man has received a
patent on a hame tug.
There is an effort at Flaxton to re-
viye the flour mill project.
A lot of telephone construction is
being done around Sharon.
Damages are asked for drains in
some sections of the state.
The city council at Minct turned
down the railway ordinance.
There is a renewed agitation for
street lamps at Wheatland.
Mayville people are interested in
the erection of a new hotel.
Work is in progress on the new tel
ephone exchange at Kenmare.
There is a general sentiment in IA
o Of making Jail prisoners work.
The Union national Bank of Minct
has been authorized to do business.
At Larimore people have been steal
ing dirt from lots owned by the city.
The people Of Underwood rejoice
owe the location Of a physician there.
There is a roar at Denhoff because
some gardens were rooted up by hogs.
Banker Casey of Litchville was i'll
Fargo to have his appendix chopped
out.
Work is to be started on the Ken
May.
A lot of men are Ginning into the
state for work on the railway eXten-
sions.
A prairie fire destroyed Nathan
! Honer's barn at Hawks Nest, Foster
| county.
William Mcleod of Lakota was ar
rested and held on a bootlegging
charge.
Preparations are being made in
many towns for proper Memorial day
services.
Homesteaders arc to get a new set
| of instructions from the general land
department.
]. H. Cooper of Cou'tenay is the
new deputy collector Of ven at
jamestown.
Nineteen cars of immigrants nova
bles have been unloaded at Sheyenne
this spring.
The condition of the banking insti
! tutiOns of the state is a matter OF con
graduation.
The 500 is to make improvements
in its yards and other improvements
at Ha lkinson.
The. Minot high school band may
play at the Devils Lake Chautauqua
this summer.
Valley City has a healthy buildinc
boom and a lot of new residences are
being erected.
A nice vein of coal was struck at
Tagus and the fuel problem is solved
for that locality.
Soren Sorenson, who thought he
was married to a Buffalo girl, does
not improve in the asylum.
Charles Burgess and family of Cava-
| lier will spend the summer in Eng
land, Scotland and IrelanG.
The dog tax collector got busy at
| Willow City and a lot of CANNES
found themselves oWnerless.
G. M. Hoguse sold his drug store at
Steele to G. F. Campbell, formerly Of
Park River and later Of Fargo.
A young doctor at Williston looked
dered out of town in disgrace.
La Moure baseball fans are arrang-
ing for a fast team this season. Oakes
and Lisbon will nov get busy.
SO1lG ldIIllelS IcpOII ludI VIGIL
just sprouted, but not entirely up. was
killed by the recent. cold snap.
Some petty thieves in .Richland
county made restitution and agreed to
leave the state to avoid prosecution.
Goose hunters report the birds kill
ed this spring were poor and scrawny
and had not Jared well down South.
The efforts to close the Willow City
stores early in the evenings during
the su1nmer season have not succeed
ed.
The new artesian well at La Moure
has been completed ana the people
hope better luck than with the first
one.
1t is the general opinion that North
Dakota's exhibit at Portland will be a
creditable one, even with the small
amount of money at the command of
the management.
(. Mayville has a n~ine-year-old boy
who weighs IT'S pounds. He fell down
stairs the other day and broke--the
stairs.
Edgeley will he a busy center this
summer, with the railway extension
and the building that is being done
there,