The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-16
NORTH DAkeIA NuBs
Real News Of the Week iuastrictly
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at this place will be opened Dec. 16.
Casselton.-This city holds a good
record for marriages at Thanksgiving
time.
Fargo.-Andy Jones has secured the
needed $4,000 bail and now enjoys his
freedom.
Fsrgo.-The recent alest storm put
many rural telephone lines out Of
commission.
Ellendale.-In an endeavor to save
herself a fall Mrs. Amily Akeley broke
both her arms.
Valley City.-Martin Iverson, regis
ter OF deeds for Barnes county, died at
this place recently.
Minot.-A new bank will be organ
lied here and will be known as the
Merchants State Bank.
Williston.-At the regular term Of
district court Judd Miller was found
guilty of horse stealing.
Minnewaukan.-The regular term of
district court just closed did an i'm
mense amount Of work.
Grand Forks.-At it's regular meet
ing the city council decided to install
a municipal lighting plant.
Mandan.-About one hundred people
- OSNAA " VI win oS &AAS
place by the switchmen's strike.
Dogden.-The farmers institute at
this place was highly successful al
though the attendance was small.
Garrison.-The citizens Of this town
have raised one hundred dollars for
the construction Of a new town hall.
Grand Forks.-Lena Rooan is under
arrest for the killing of her infant
child. She has made a complete con-
fes.lon.
Garrison.-Arthur Cane while work.
ing on an elevator here fell sixty feet,
breaking an arm and a leg. He will
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Tolna.-Johanna Tuftlund, a four
teen year old girl of this place, lost
her life by getting lost in the recent
blizzard.
Bismarck.-Twenty men and two
women drew fines for neglecting to
publish the government licenses held
by them.
Tower City.-Starting a fire with
kerosene LAY prove fatal to Mrs. John
Alseth, who was severelyaburned while
doing so.
Driscoll.-R. M. Metcalf is making
a model of his flying machine, which
it is claimed has all others beaten by a.
few points.
Sarles.-Roy Mclean, the son Of
George Mclean of this place, was re-
Gently drowned at Red Falls. MINI.
while skating.
Valley City.-The coal supply of this
town is small and it will have to re-
ceive shipments soon or there will be
much suffering.
Bottineau.-John Adams, a young
man working on the sewers, was badly
injured by being caught in a trench
digging machine.
Fargo.-Fire in the Congregational
church of this place damaged that
structure and the pipe organ to the
extent of $4,000.
NOonan.-Peter Demschen met death
in an elevator at this place by his
coat catching in a pulley while he was
starting an engine.
Steele.-F. w. Hutchinson, a farmer
residing near here, raised one hundred
bushel baskets of corn on eighty-four
square rods of land.
Grand Forks.-Charles "Opens, a
brakeman, was run down on the street
by a team and left by the driver I'M
conscious in the road. n"
Litchville. - Free dinners will be
served by the Litcnville Improvement
association to all those attending the
farmers institute Dec. Is.
Bismarck.-The report of State
Treasurer Bickford contains a full ac-
count Of the finances Of the Irvine
plant at the p~enitentiary.
Englevale.-It is asserted here that
Samuel Cant, the murderer of Louis
! Maxwell, has died from the exposure
encountered in his flight.
Bismarck.-The supreme court of the
= state upheld the verdict of the district
court in the blind pig cases That were
appealed from Ward county.
Williston.-Wm. Hyatt, a son of
! Asher Hyatt, met death by falling
from the top of the irrigation dam
across he Yellowstone river.
Carrington.-Word has been received
here of the arrest of Joe Slycourt,
wanted here on a murder charge, at
his old home in Grinnell, Iowa.
Williston.-A deputy sheriff is now
under arrest for being in a place where
Intoxicating liquor was sold and max
ing no effort to prevent the sale.
Grand Forks.-Five counties have
sent in their quotes Of cash to the bat
e. Ilcolllp StTR1Cc uilu lIlOS df0 tIOWI-a
er, Stark, Adams, Rolette and Kidder.
Ashley.-It cost Henry Layer his life
to light a cigarette. While engaged in
doing so his team ran away and in
jured him so that he died within a few
hours.
Jamestown.-Ole Stuff met his death
here by being caught between the sides
of an engine and the roundhouse. He
only lived a few minutes after being
!, squeezed.
Minot.-Fred Howell has brought
suit against Sheriff Sorenson for &c.,
900 for false Imprisonment. He was
held in Jail our days before it was
known ne was not the man wanted.
Fargo.-The Northern Pacific has
imported about thirty strike breakers
to replace the switchmen that have
gone out in this place, Moorhead and
Dilworth. No coal. has been received
for several days and the supply Of the
city is getting short.
Cando.-The new high school build
ing at this place has been dedicated.
4 Rismar rex -John l. Whitfield rooa,+