The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08
BRIEF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS

Fargo-Another story is to be add
cd to the Waldorf hotel
Observation-Disclosures win organize
. lodge Of Elks October Is.
Courtenay.-The manager Of .
threshing rig skipped without paying
his crew.
Knox.-The town OF Max on the
north end Of the 500. II Offering to sell
Ice in q load lots.
Wiliston.-A woman heated tar on
. gasoline stove. The fire department
responded quickly.
Nome.-The town narrowly escaped
q rac riot when some white and ne
gro tramps clashed.
Buchanan.-The death Of Carl MIL
ler, q 1o-year-old boy. IL said to have
been due to boxing.
Dickinson-Cattle shipments have
been heavy on the Milwaukee In tho
southwestern part Of the state.
Almont.-There were some rows
here and n man was hit by a stone
heaved by q nan with a good aim.
Fargo.-Banks over the state are
getting in more cash in the way Of
deposits than they ever had before.
Antler.-The youthful inventor who
skipped from here IL still missing de-
spite the reward offered by his father.
Oakes.-The Cakes flour mill com
pany has been incorporated with $751;
900 capital. New machinery will DO
added.
Cando.-ln an elevator war the
price paid Is 4 cents above the list,
and business Is coming Cando's way
in wagon loads.
Casselton.-The tool shop. bunk
house and other small buildings on the
Chas. Tritchler farm near here were
destroyed by fire.
Observation-Disclosures sproat was flag
ging trains on the N. P. neal here and
went to sleep. He was struck by q
freight and badly hurt.
Glenburn.-A blind pigger put up
SIS the other day to secure possession
Of a bottle of beer that he didn't want
to go to Minot for evidence.
Kenmare.-The opera house has
been converted into a store and the
people are up against a hard PROPOSE.
ton for IN amusement hall. .
Wahpeton.-George Mcclure, who
was sent to the p%enitentiary from
Barnes county a year ago, Is dead aft
or an illness of several weeks.
Grand Forks.-Alvin Wick was ar
rested at Minot after a weeks search
and a charge of burglarizing the Stew.
art meat market was fled against him.
Piazza number Of ranchers who
used to ship their cattle from Nc.
Kenzie county and the Berthold reser-
walton yer the N. p. are now shippin.
from here ove the 500.
Glenburn.-Near here some n
placed stones in the bundles Of grain
that we're threshed by the stroupe ma
chine. Considerable damage was done
and a reward was offered.
Argie.-Mrs. Pendergast, Williams
county, wanted q medicine bottle, and
by mistake got one containing carbolic
acid. She was badly burned, and the
prompt arrival Of q physician saved
her life.
Northwood.-The w. 9. T. q. had q
hat voting scheme by which a MILL.
merry ~"creatin" was voted to the most
popular girl and the union will furnish
q room at the hospital with the $165
Melted by the project.
Driscoll.-A hotel man looks after
a /a~ h}pos - hooo uyhioh ho n oofIIroa
out on the back lawn and this season
they have supplied the hotel with 200
pounds Of choice honey besides laying
up q supply for themselves over win
ter.
Rolla.-The new high school build.
ing IL n Of the best structures built
In the state this year for school pur-
poses. The exterior dimensions ex-
elusive of the tower projection, are
60x78. It has q solid stone foundation
8 feet high.
Grand Forks.-Joseph Buscher,
charged with bigamy, waived exami-
nation in Judge McLoughlin's court
and wal held on q bond Of $500 for
his appearance at the December term
of court. He furnished the bond and
was released.
Minot-Ward county leads with H.
bS1 school children. Cass Is second
with 1888. Some Of the other big
counties are Grand Forks, Walsh, Rich
land, Morton and Mclean. The total
number of pupils Of school age in the
state is 14s,041.
Fargo.-Tom Hughes, who had
charge of the Taft Special" on the
run here from Dickinson, 300 miles
west, was touched" somewhere along
the route by a crook for a roll that
contained between $500 and 5000 OF
funds collected on the trip.
Fargo.-Famers' Institutes in North
Dakota start Dec. Z and continue till
the latter part of February or the first
Of March, according to T. A. Hover
stad, the director. There will be a
holiday vacation and a week off when
the tri-state convention meets here.
Hannaford.-Reports Of hunting &C
oidonfo ORC ati11 coming in ManleV