The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-09-21
North Dakota
! 8 News Notes
Berthold gets a second bank.

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The hotel at Manfred was closed.
Dogs are being poisoned at Willow
City.
Jamestown is to have another lum-
Der yard.
Track laying is progressing rapidly
on the 500.
Rewards are offered at Rugby for
cattle thieves.
Delayed sewer work at Mayville is
causing trouble.
F%essenden dealers sold 1000 0
pounds of Irvine.
Williston people want the land office
established there.
At Crosby sneak thieves steal buggy
robes and whips.
A boxing contest scheduled for Ber-
thold was stopped.
The New Rockford creamery is un-
der a new management.
There is said to be a general reduc.
ton of threshing rates.
The Great Northern will make i'm
provements at Berthold.
The survey of the Bismarck irriga.
ton project is completed.
There have been an unusual number
of rows over public roads.
Good water has been found at Good
rich at a depth of $50 feet.
Mrs. Peter Krause of Glenullin had
an arm broken in a runaway.
Some of the county records at Tow
uer are lost, strayed or stolen.
Palermo feels sure Of securing that
branch of the Great Northern.
Machinery dealers over the state
have had a successful season.
The hitching post. problem is still
the paramount issue at Minor.
Father Baker has been transferred
from jamestown to Glendale and
Cakes.
There are complaints of Dago rail-
road hands killing a lot of prairie
chickens.
The people of Cando want that
branch of the Great Northern extended
to Canada.
There was a big lot sale at Garrison,
at which point the 500 extension will
soon reach.
Several Great Northern agents were
checked out just before the explosion
of the strike.
The 500 is being asked to make an
other cross the state line from Penn
bina to Portal.
A razor peddler was arrested at
Page, and vas suspected OF having
stolen his stock.
The ranchers in the western part
of the state have put up immense
quantities of hay.
Thousands of harvest hands have
come to North Dakota, and still there
is a cry for nor
Three former residents Of Esmond
were among the pen birds recently
sent up from Minot:.
The Great Northern is surveying the
proposed e xtension to the cement
plant from Walhalla.
A colony of North Dakota officials is
located at Smiley, near Brainerd,
Mimi, on a fishing trip.
The people of Cando are sleeping
more comfortably now that a night
policeman has been appointed.
1t is reported that 100 binders were
sold in Williston this season, which is
pretty good for a "cow country"
1t is said that every town along the
main line of the Great Northern is
ambitious to have a branch line.
The Great Northern has placed off
GERS at its principal depots in the state
to protect its property against hoboes.
Peter Stoller of Bowdon is reported
to be %deranged as a result of an acct
dent on the 500 in which he was in
jured.
Some of the smaller towns are now
rejoicing that booze shipments can
again be received since the settlement
of the strike.
A little girl at Bowbells ate a dish
of fly poison and started to Climb the
golden stairs, but one Of the doctors
vanked her back.
The commissioners of McHenry
county decided to give the sheriff a
jailer and the sheriff will remove to
the building rented for him.
The trustees of the Mayville normal
had to modify their plans for the new
building slightly because of not hay-
ing as much funds as expected.
The hail storm in the northwestern
part of the state extendtd from the
northern part of Bottineau county
through parts of Pierce and into Ben
son.
The farmers in many sections. Of the
state have organized fresh beef iasso-
Citations. They take turns in killing
beef, which is divided up and none is
lost, while all are supplied with fresh
meat through the summer.
An Iowan who went into the cattle
raising business on quite a large scale
in Morton county is said to have
dronned q largo SIM and IN have loft