The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-02-08
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Medina wants a brass band.
Devils Lake is to have a revival.
NAPOLEON had a wrestling match.
Towner is to have a cement plant.
Roller skating is popular at Linton.
The Hazelton bank has changed
hands.
Hankinson has had some wrestling
matches,
Lidgerwood is to have a class in
astronomy.
Eighteen final proofs were heard at
Steele che day.
Whitney postofice, near Sherwood,
was abolished.
A Rugby man has declared his can
didacy for sheriff.
Revival meetings are to be conduct
ed at Darlington.
There have been no recent protests
about the car shortage.
Thesnew boiler for the electric light
plant at Leeds arrived.
There is a row at Page over the
heating plant of the school.
More raids have been made at
Washburn and the lid is on.
There were a large number of booze
convictions in Mclean county.
Eighteen applicants passed the bar
bers' examination at Devils Lake.
Washburn people held a meeting to
consider the waterworks question.
The long distance telephone Office
at Petersburg is in the newspaper Of
fee.
Tire town Marshal at Milton referred
to an anonymous letter writer as a -
cur.
A number of Mclean county farm
ers were sued on notes given medicine
fakirs.
The time of the arrival and depart
ure of. trains at Westhope is unsatis-
factory.
One Of the most successful farmers
institutes of the season was that at
Walcott.
A hide thief swiped 500 worth at
Sherwood and sold them at Antler. Ilc
escaped.
Lloyd Wells is stirring up the ami
mails in hsi column in the Souris Re,
publican.
Several of the new towns in the state
have forced undesirable characters to
on.
The cattle-stealing case at Dicl1in-
son attracts some attention among the
stockmen.
1t is said the old school building at
Towner may be sold to the county for
a hospital.
A man named Hawkes., of Emmons
county, recently married a young lady
named Jay.
The people between Jamestown and
Bismarck appreciate the telephone
connections.
Fred Miller was acquitted at Wash
burn on the charge of wounding and
manning animals.
Several couples who were married
in Richland ecounty have celebrated
!. their silver wedding.
The county seat5scrap in Pembina is
said to be getting past the rumor
stage into the real thing.
The Standard urges the business
men of Westhope to cut out their diff
%terences and get together.
There was a smash-up in the Great
Northern yards at Sherwood, and an
engine was badly wrecked.
La Moure county will vote Feb. 81
on the question of issuing $50, 900
bonds for a new courthouse.
All Jones has made good as mayor
at Lisbon and the citizens want him
to become q candidate again.
A lot of people rejoice that the in
spector Of weights and measures can't
get around oftener than twice a year.,
At Dickinson bondsmen had to make
good for the failure of a former. cpln-
ty judge to maintain tho records Of his
Office.
A Park River mar fell under a. dray
load of -four and was badly crushed
when the bob sled passed over his
cody.
Winter-fed cattle from the Western
states sell we'll in Chicago in competi-
ton with the corn-fed cattle Of that
region.
1t is said that more people have
fallen by the wayside as a result Of
inc recent snowfall on the icy side
walks.
Efforts are being made to have the
new Eighth district divided as it is
claimed there is too much work for
one judge.
Six miles from st. John is a place
that will hereafter be known as Birch
wood Park. 1t is on the east shore of
tish Lake.
AT Ray a man employed in the
Great Northern reservoir was blown
fifteen feet in the air by some dyna-
ulite he stirred up.
A young man from St. Thomas was
arrested on a bastardy charge. The
complaining witness was a woman
with grown children.
At Cleveland ONE people have been
attaching letters to the strap of the
mail sack after the sack was placed in
position on the crane, and the postmas-
ter has issued a warning against the
practice.
The New Rockford girl over whom
there was alleged to have been some