The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-22
North Dakota
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Drake is discussing incorporation.
Palermo boasts of a new agent and
depot.
Star and noon gazers will be busy
Feb. 8.
kenmare is to have a ladies' base
ball team.
There is a lot OF fox hunting around
Sherwood.
The Bismarck aerie Of Eagles will
lose it's charter.
Chief Of Police Suke of Berwick lost
his home by fire.
The Glenullin fire department will
give a grand ball.
a recruiting station has been open
ed at Park River.
Minot got a lot of notoriety over its
lady blind pigger.
Hampden had an aggravated case of
= cruelty to. animals.
Two cases of scarlet fever were re.
ported at Hannah.
February is here and the rest of the
winter looks short.
Railway mail service has been es-
tablished to Sarles.
Two young men are eyangclizing the
northern part of the state.
Some more cases of alleged small
pox are reported near Norwich.
Auto agents in this state are be-
ginning to sit up and take notice.
There are a lot of cases this winter
Of partial asphixiation by coal gas.
The father of a Bottineau lady died
u, the advanced age of nlnety-four.
There are day and night crews at
work on the Great Northern reservoir
at Granville.
The Northern Pacific is to still fur
Their enlarge it's trackage in Fargo and
Jamestown.
Some of the branch lines in the state
will be opened up by July if the wealth
er keeps warm.
At Minot some tough youngsters
fired revolvers while church services
We're in progress.
A Northern Pacific passenger train
was derailed at Cashel by ice being
frozen on the track.
Milt Crary of Edmore is anticipating
a warm time in Ramsey county poll
tics this summer and fall.
A lot of patients from different parts
of the state are being brought to Fargo
this winter for operations.
R. G. Van Eaton of Fargo is the new
manager of the Northwestern Tele-
phone company at Grafton.
The custom Of securing seed grains
from distant states is generally dis
couraged by expert farmers.
There are complaints in many sec
tons of the state Of the destruction of
rural mail boxes by vandals.
Wahpeton horsemen hope to be able
to get their town on n of the North
western racing circuits this year
A lot of farmers are planning to
remedy mistakes made in their meth
DDS of raising crops in past years.
nsNSome Of the other towns in the
northern part of the state are drawing
ford.
Some suggest that Sheldon's otto
Dahm and Adam Goodman should hold
a convention with Frank Goldamer of
Lakota.
B%raddock rejoices that it will be the
trading point for many who filed on
the land thrown open for settlement
last week.
At Upham some one broke into the
pool room which is in the hands of the
county off cials and broke open some
slot machines.
Harry McLaid was arrested at Port
land on the charge of stealing two
coats at Aneta. He was convicted Of
petty larceny.
G. B. White, who once practiced os-:
teopathy. at Velva, was convicted of
selling liquor without a license at his
drug store at Leine.
L luSIo SSCItl " NC u lS" ANOl III La
kotans who want to fight the Marshall
denaturized alcohol bill They will
probably be classed among the "fanat-
les"
Everybody at Sherwood is becoming
a "%joiner," as representatives of the
different secret organizations have
been very busy in that section this
winter.
Judge Mckenzie of the county
court of Burleigh county nnounces
that he will furnish free Of charge a
marriage license to any couple born In
the county.
There is revival of talk of the 500
building a connecting line between its
some point in either Foster or Suits
man counties.
If every county in the state will
guarantee to erect appropriate build
ings and maintain fairs each year, the
state fair could be kept on wheels for
the next forty years.
On account of the difficulty of ar
ranging an editorial excursion, some
of the boys are ~endeayoring to work
I'D. sentiment for one to the Yellow
I stak Park in June or July.
The gentlemen who have been con-
Quoting the farmers Institutes owe
the state notice a disposition to get
! away from the one crop idea and not
put all the eggs in m baskent.
Near Fessenden a dying nan who
had been dumb for twenty-one years,
was able to speak a short time before
death, and employed the few last mo-