The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-12-17
BRIEF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS

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badly burned Mrs. A. N. Rode.
Minot.-Adams county has only
$500 to collect in delinquent taxes.
Flaxton.-A blind pigger was chased
out Of town soon after he opened
up.
Rhame.-The Milwaukee agent is
reported missing. His accounts were
all right.
Fargo.-Some OF the North Dakota
flour mills are advertising their flour
as not bleached.
Hampden.-A drug store and a mer-
camille establishment were burgled
the same night.
Minot.-Fred Haverstraw of Plaza
was bound over to the court, on the
charge of pigging.
Hankinson.-Detectives have been
here Investigating the breaking OF
seals on 500 cars.
Douglas.-The Herald wants the citi-
ems to take every %precaution against
a visit of the fire fend.
Faxton.-The Times expects in the
spring to secure another branch OF
500 road through hat town.
Fargo.-Corn growing contest ex-
hibitions are on now in quite a num-
Der of counties in the state.
Fargo.-According to Bishop Shan
ley, Twenty-Five new Catholic churches
have been dedicated in the state dur
ing the past year.
Grand Forks.-John Henry, who
pleaded guilty to a charge of murder
ing Mrs. Ellen Fulton, was sentenced
to life imprisonment.
Fargo.-The Cass county drainage
board wants $4,000 worth of bonds
issued to pay for four county drains
now under construction.
Bottineau.-A widow-stopped long
enough IN her extreme bereavement
to roast hades out Of an editor who
said her husband had gone to a hap
pier home.
Devils Lake.-The Masonic lodge
contemplates buying additional land
adjoining their lodge building or OF
building a new and substantial struc'
ture on another location In the spring
Verona.-Elmer Pitcher, a farmer,
has invented q shock loader operated
by four horsepower, which he claims
will load bundles Of grain as fast as
the combined work Of thirty or forty
men.
Dickinson.-The fact that each veal
shows a decrease In stock shipments
from here and that grain shipments
are increasing proves that Starl
county is more and more ar agricul
tural county.
Lemmon.-A sad accident occurred
at one of the mines about fourteen
miles north of here, when a home
steader was crushed to death by tn
caving in of the walls Is a result o
dynamiting in the mine.
Bismarck.-For republican senator
Burleigh county voters cast 1,7S(
For republican presidential elector
the vote was Notwithstanding tina
about 400 democratic votes straye
into the republican s%enatorship cor
test. Spalding, who had no oppos
ton, got 1928.
Dickinson.-Out Of a disagreement
over 60 cents worth of Irvine d.
veloped an encounter that ended wit
John Giel and Anton Schiweld, Glat
stone farmers and brothers-in-laV
bearing sundry wounds and bruise
about the face and swearing out wa
rants for the arrest of each other 0
the charge OF assault.
Washington.--President RooseVe
has signed proclamations creating tn
Ocala national forest in Mario
county, Fla, and the Dakota nation
al forest in Billings county, \. !
These two states have thus bee
added to the nineteen other state
and the territory of Alaska, wherei
land is under scientific forest a
ministration.
Fargo.-Five democratic governo,
are to be feted by the Iroquois cit
Of Chicago at it's Jackson day ba
quet in January. The governors wi
have accepted the invitation to Il
banquet are John Burke Of North D
kota, John A. Johnson OF Minnesot
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shall of Indiana, and Ashton c. Scha
enberg of Nebraska
Rolla.-The people are justly prov
Of their new school building. 1t &C
ers an area Of 60x7S, has stone bias
ment and the superstructure is fac
with Hebron pressed brick with H
tie River sandstone trimmings. II
floors are all maple, and the woo
work Is oil finished. The building
heated by steam and has six ella
rooms, an assembly room, scien
room, recitation and super
tendent's Office.
Jamestown.-Wm. Steering, a far
or living in the northwestern part
the county, who vas arrested Ap
10, 1903, charged with negligently
ing the prairie in that vicinity cal
ing a heavy loss and who was fin
SD and costs by Judge B. F. BIZ
low, Of this city, at that time apes
ed before States Attorney Geo.
Thorp, and paid the fine, togeth
with the costs, amounting in all
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