The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-01-04
North Dakota
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The lid is on at Cakes.
+ Lisbon has a dancing clup.
Goodrich is to have a fifty-barre1
flour mill.
Cleveland has organized a CONNER
cial club.
The Methodist parsonage at Bal
four caught On fire.
The school land sales have been re.
markably successful.
The Granville FIRE department re-
jected a check Of $25.
Near Goodrich a rotary and two en-
gines left the track.
Lisbon is to have an interesting lee
ture course this winter.
A lot Of fish are being caught in the
Jim river at La Moure.
A lot of people have hiked back to
old homes for the holidays.
Two Ignite mines will be opened
within five miles of Crosby.
The demand for bobsleds has been
unusually large oversthe state.
Secret society organizers have been
whooping things up this winter.
The peace on earth and good will
season seems to be reaching the
try.
The North Dakota National Guald
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airy. tZ
It is claimed that ex-Gov. White IS
erecting the largest barn in Barnes
county.
A Ransom county man was convict
edsof'attemptingsto lick anotheram mans
wife.
The First Regiment band at Lisbon
is preparing for a tour of the state in
January.
The longfought Lauder-Jones case
of Richland county has been settled
out of court.
A Great Northern brakeman is
charged with breaking into a box car
at Larimore.
Donnvbrook young men have ar
ranged a skating rink with water from
the town we'll.
Some residents of Pembina county
are over in Minnesota trapping dur
ing the winter.
Grand Forks is preparing to enter
tain the teachers between Christmas
and New Years.
Rev. Edmands of Wahpeton fell in
a faint across the pulpit while con-
Quoting services.
Some of the earlier farmers instl-
tutes were not largely attended ne.
of the bad weather.
Owing to the resignation of tile ru-
raj carrier at Granville, no mail was
sent out ove two routes
Cakes regrets the loss of Pastor
Lawrence of the Presbyterian church,
who has removed to Minot.
At Bowbells a violator of the proni-
hilton law was placed under $2,3OU
bonds. That's going some.
The Northern Pacific is greatly han
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la ckof sufficient water supply.
Kids at Fingal snowballed an in
toxicated man, and he attempted to
get even by shooting at the kids.
jamestown is discussing a home
talent minstrel show. 1t may be put
On under the auspices of the Elks.
The star rote between Coleharpor
and Garrison has been discontinued
and the mail is carried on the train,
A lot Of race horses are being kept
at Grand Forks for the winter, and
there will be some hot sport on the
ice.
The people of Cakes dislike the plan
Of sending mail from Fargo via Han.
k!nson. They prefer the La Moure
route.
A Fargo youngster saw an aged be-
whiskered Russian on the streets the
other day and insisted the man was
Santa Claus.
The Grand Forks knights. of Pythias
will erect a handsome memorial mon
ument in their local cemetery to de-
ceased members.
There is a howl at Minot over the
cate Of taxation and some of the prop
ertv owners claim it is Z OF 8 per cent
Of the assessed valuation.
Stephen Barlow, the blind pigger at
Union. Cavalier county, has been con-
victed. 1t was his place that the min
lister and others burned some time
ago..
A bridge worker ON the Northern
Pacific at Bismarck made a roll of
$1,000 gambling in Bismarck andsMan-s
dan, and lost it all in one night at
Mandan.
A man who served six months in
Jail at Minot for failure to support
his wife is said to have recently been
een at Omemee with a big roll of
long green.
The Lisbon high school contributed
$16.47 for the North Dakota Chill
dren's home. This is said to have
been the largest contribution from
any school.
There is renewed agitation for a