The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-01-04
Stanley is to have another hotel.

Typhoid patients at Leeds are i'm.
proving.
There are reports Of some fist fghts
at Ardoch.
There have been about three bad
days this fall.
Garrison expects soon to be a third.
class p%ostofice.
There was a consolidation Of two
banks at Glenullin:
Minot Is up against the sidewalk
cleaning proposition.
The Great Northern is constructing
a reservoir at Granville.
Two new drug stores have been
opened at Towner this fall.
Many bands are preparing for &C.
tive work after the holidays.
Judge McTavish of Rugby surprised
his friends by being welded.
Five new cases of diphtheria were
reported at Minot In one week.
The Cooperstown electric ligh,
plant is almost ready for operation.
The lots have been purchased at
Willow City for the convent school.
The new rural delivery route out OF
Rugby will be started about Feb. Is.
Rural mail carriers are in great de-.
mand in many sections OF the state.
Garrison was without a train TO,
eight days during the late unpleasant.
ness.
Tramps built a fire in a car At
Emerald and the car caught in q
blaze.
The weather since the Thanksgiv.
ing storm is referred to as "squaw
winter"
A Cando, citizen kicks because some
of the children do too severe snow.
balling.
At Leeds if a man is offered a drink
of water he wants to know If it has
been boiled.
Nels Winters was convicted at Tow.
ner on the charge of operating a blind
pig at Upham.
All delinquent taxes in Eagle town.
ship, Richland county, were paid up
except As cents.
There is trouble at Church's Ferry
because the crossings are SO frequent.
ly blocked by trains.
Adams appears to have a tough
Joint in which booze Is sold and con
siderable gambling is done.
Postmaster Humphreys of Brocket
reported the loss of SIS worth of
stamps, swiped by a sneak thief.
At jamestown an applicant for a
druggists permit got cold feet and
failed to materialize at the hearing.
Rats have reached st. Thomas. Tho
first large ones ever seen there ar.
rived this winter, probably in grain
cars.
A Granville landlord intends to
change the, name of his hotel and has
offered a SIS prize for an appropriate
name.
DR.. Bacharach of Steel county 10
endeavoring to compel a complete re-
port of the health statistics Of that
county.
The burning of the Mercer county
court house is thought to have been
of incendiary origin. The records
were saved.
Fargo never gave greater promise
than to-day. The time is opportune
for a great advancement in the city's
development.
A Cavalier merchant shows he's the
right stuff by advertising to duplicate
all mail order house sales and then
save money for the purchaser.
Many towns in the state are form
ing business organizations to help
boost things along Cooperation and
harmony are important factors.
In most localities the marriage and
birth notices are far in excess of the
neurological notes, and no wonder the
population of the state increases.
A lot of extremely young boys are
reported to have become intoxicated
at Adams. They frightened women
and children and raised cain general.
ly.
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A lamp dropped to the floor in a
Cooperstown store and started a
blaze that thoroughly frightened the
occupants and threatened the build.
ing.
Joe Tucker was arrested at Grand
Forks on a charge of threatening to
injure his wife. He was placed under
bonds to keep the peace and to keep
sober.
A train on the Maxbass line killed
a deer, one of six, that tried to cross
the track. The engineer was evident.
ly hunting out Of season; and using
big ammunition.
Tower City has a number of excel.
lent stores, but it is claimed there are
more orders sent from there to mail
order houses than from any town of
the same size in the valley.
A number of travelling men who
were on n of the snow blockaded
trains on the Bottineau branch pre-
sented Conductor Wynn with a signet
ring for his work in getting them out
of the trouble.
Many rural mail carriers over the