The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-11-02
North Dakota;
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Denhoff claims a boom.

Inc car famine reached Hunter.
Carpio wants better fire protection.
Crosby is to have another attorney.
Crops around Flaxton are yielding
well.
"A. j. King lost a barn by fire near
Hope.
Jail deliveries are becoming cpl
demic.
Lidgerwood has organized a foot
ball team.
Jacob Axt of Goodrich lost a separa-
tor by fire.
School land sales are being widely
advertised.
Ransom county reports a fine crop
of potatoes.
A lot of stock has been shipped out
of Braddock.
A Devils Laker named Gum was re-
Gently married.
Dickinson has made a great building
record this year.
Mandan may get a new electric and
telephone company.
Diphtheria got a good start at Bal
four, but was checked.
The Courtenay p~ostofice has been
raised to the third class.
Stockmen complain of the slow time
made on some shipments.
At Hunter a man was badly injured
nv a chot from q t'S1ing"
Work has been started on the city
lighting plant at Crystal.
The Emmons' county term of court
vas the longest in years.
Many farmers are convinced that
durum wheat is the thing.
Mercer county recently had its first
jury trial of a criminal case.
John Murphy of Crosby reports his
wheat went thirty-two bushels.
Mail Carrier Butler of the Dash route
died in the hospital at Hannah.
The Larimore girls are said to still
make the depot when trains arrive.
Some horses neal Ayr were in
fected with CHAMBERS and were killed.
Ole Bakken, who was employed on
a farm near Buxton. became insane.
Balfour claims to be one of the best
paying freight points along the 500.
The all steel frame separators dc
not seem to have burned up SO rapidly
as the others.
1t is the uniform story of the re
turning North Dakotans-"stick to the
State.'
A tough joint at Esmond was raid
ed and the women rounded up on the
prairie.
Leine is a new town just west of Bal
four that has been opened for bushes:
this fall.
Two evangelists are working at Dew
Ills Lake. They are under the auspices
of no church.
It is said the Northern Pacific will
secure a more central location for its
depot at Edgeley.
The blind pig raid in Richland county
was made after the fall rush" Of
business was over
The plan to insure North Dakota
bank depositors would meet with favor
in Minot just now
A new farmer in the northwestern
part of the state stacked his grain this
year, with beneficial results.
Tie people of Hope crawled out O
bed rather early one morning as the
,o,,J& - = Calico f,o n 1op ~, .a#.".
The ownership of a pair of deat
cayuses in the mountains near Bot
tineau cannot be determined.
Boys and matches made a combina
ton at Hillsboro that required the
presence of the fire department.
Billings county is coming to thu
front in great shape and some fine
crops were raised there this summer.
Smugglers are being made to dis
gorge at Neche. The collector will sool
have a choice assortment of booze.
Yields of ~f1fty-four bushels of fife
wheat to the acre are reported in thu
Little, Heart valley in Morton county.
A Dickinson couple published a car
of thanks to the jury through which
lawsuit was won. That's going some
Eddie Wichmann, living near Wheat
land, injured his nos in some name
and blood poison set in. resulting IA
tally.
The people along the state line ex
pect something doing when the investi
cations of the horse stealing cases arr
completed.
Minor had a strenuous time owe thu
arrest of a blind pigger, who became
so ~obstreperous it was necessary t
handcuff him.
The Stutsman county man who mar
ried a South Dakota widow with eight
cen children is getting a lot of rea
good advertising.
The primary election law advocate
are rejoicing that only a few NOR
months remain until the measure cal
be given a test.
Mrs. Mary Street of Donnybrook ha'
a field of wheat that averaged twenty
seven bushels, said to be the larges
ever reported in that section OF tn
state.