The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-11-26
BRIEF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS

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farmers institutes will be held here
Dec. 7th.
Hampden.-A tewelry store wal bur-
glarized and 5000 worth Of merchan-
disc taken.
Fargo.-Laboring lei are leaving in
lunches for the big woods in north
ern Minnesota.
Grand Forks.-The various interests
Of Grand Forks are DESTROYS of secur-
ing an auditorium.
Fargo.-An aged lagman had a leg
cut of at . railroad crossing but will
survive the calamity.
Minot.-senator Hansbrough is to
DO a speaker at the meeting of the
American Society of Equity.
Clyde.-A jeweler had a hole pune
tured in his arm while extracting
shells from a gun the other day.
Fargo.-With a Weighing fee of 10
cents the onicial city scales produced
a revenue OF $3.50 during October.
Grand Forks.-The sheriff has been
unable to find a fortune teller who
swindled a barber of that city out Of
$1,000.
Jamestown.-A young woman in Nc.
Kenzie county has shot fourteen
wolves this fall near her homestead
shack.
Hannah-A man, named Chesney,
fell from the roof Of a house that was
being moved. He escaped with slight
injuries.
Fargo.-The tax proposition for
county affairs carried in every county
where it was voted on without much
apparent difficulty.
Observation-Disclosures Showers, has
organized a live stock company to en-.
gage in stock raising in Adams county
with a $4,000 capital.
Edgeley.-The Mail claims there is
enough natural gas at Edgeley to sup
ply the people for 500 miles in every
direction with light and fuel.
Fargo.-Two little girls had an cleo.
ton bet N the President, and the
loser gave her opponent a wheel-bar-
row ride for three blocks-and back.
Pembina.-F. e. Herbert, who only
received one vote, is the county sur
veyor-elect in Pembina county. The
fight was not so very warm at that.
Buford.-Friends in western North,
Dakota are looking for Gardner, the
former Carlisle football player to lo
cate in this section, possibly at Blu
ford.
Fargo.-There are twenty-three
criminals arraigned in the district
court and enough civil cases on the
calendar to keep court in session
ffty-eight days.
Jamestown.-The business men rails
ed .7,00O for the Presbyterian college
OF that place and the executive COM.
mittee Of the Commercial club ex.
poets to raise $1,000 more.
Grafton.-Sheriff Hankey, is doing
things with other kinds of pigs be-
sides the blind ones. He. has just
sold fifteen six-months-old porkers.
that averaged 230 pounds in weight.
They were fattensd on corn which Mr.,
Hankey raised.
Grand Forks. =, Eleven hundred
teachers throughout the state took the
October examinations for teachers,
and the department OF education at
the capitol has some work on hand
in passing on the hundred thousand
or more answers thereto.
Fargo.-A resumption of athletics in
all forms between the Aggies If Far
go, the state university at Grand
Forks and Fargo college, with a biz
football championship season between
the three teams, is what the football
fans of Fargo are planning for mex,
year.
Leeds.-The Altredian club, q ladies'
organization, has established a public
library of 1900 volumes Of standard
works, located in two large air.
rooms, and said to be a much better
collection than is usually found in
small cities. Good for the ladies Of
Leeds.
Reynolds.-The curfew ordinance is
to be enforced hereafter. The CHIEF
of police, night watch and lamp
lighter are specially equipped to Sc.
cure its enforcement, and eight bells
at 8 o'clock are supposed to have the
effect of sending the youngsters OF
the town home in a hurry in the even.
ing.
Glen Ullin.-A farmer driving home
from town the other night took this
wrong road and in crossing the rail-
road track collided with the fast N.
P. train with the result that both OF
his horses YER killed and he himself
sustained serious injuries. A strang-
or was riding with him but disap-
peared and hasn't been seen. since the
accident.
Jamestown.-It has been estimated
that from $150,000 to $780, 900 has
been spent in this county for automo-
biles and it is believed that beside
the strong odor Of gasoline and vivid
memories of some exhilarating rides
that not nor than fifty per cent OF
the cost value could be realized upon
the machines now. One-tenth of the
amount spent for autos will place the