The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-23
NORTH DAKOTA NuBs
Real News of the Week in Strictly
Condensed Form
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city.
Newburg.-A fire here was recently
extinguished by the liberal use Of
snow.
Grand Forks.-Many North Dakot-
ans won prizes at the Omaha corn ex-
position.
Minot.-The police have issued an
order putting slot machines out of
st. Thomass-Arrangements have
been made here for new fire fighting
apparatus.
Gently captured a deserter from the
U. s.. army.
Devils Lake.-A new, band has been
organized here under the leadership yof
Prof. Judges.
Carrington.-John Slycourt, who, kill
led Frank Batesole, with a crowbar,
now puts up the plea that it was in
self defense. ~ /,
Grand Forks.-The embalmers. of the
state will meet in convention here Fee
bruary 22-24.
Barrie.-A5 rev Of our prominent cit
liens will spend a few months in Nor
way this winter.
Steele.-Editor2 Wood Of this place
recently proved up on a valuable quar-
ter section Of land. .
Bisbee.-Twenty one tickets have
been sold this winter to countries
across the big pond.
Devils Lakewood has been receiv-,
ed here of a murder of an Indian on
the reservation by another Indian.
Dickinson.-The flour mill Of this
city recently made a record of $50 bar
rels of flour for one days grinding.
Minot.-The First Lutheran church
of this city celebrated it's twenty-fifth
anniversary with great enthusiasm.
Fairmount.-A banquet was given to
about one hundred new settlers that
were brought to this place this year.
Minot.-It is estimated that nearly
100000 was paid out for hail losses
by the insurance companies this year..
Bismarck.-The Attorney General
exonerates the blind piggers from the
burning of Kenneth Mckenzie at An
eta.
y Reconsideration Jensen, a farmer
living near here, has built an elevator
for his use that will hold 5000 bushels
Of grain.
Langdon.-Two hundred pupils took
part in the recent corr growing con-
test and the result was a good show
ing of corn.
Fargo.-William E. Kelley Of this
place was struck by a street car in
Minneapolis, and is now in the hospital
in critical shape.
Weaver:-Jonathan Waldner lost his
new house and contents by fire. 1t cost
him recently $14OO and he carried but
little insurance.
Grand Forks.-Reports from various
small cities in the state show that
there is little apprehension regarding
the fuel supply.
Langdon.-The coal supply at this
place was short and Mayor Fox wired
Louis Hill Of the G.. N. for a supply
with good results.
Bowman.-Elmer Tew, e%x-sheriff Of
Adams county, recently died in Col
orado, where he moved a short time
ago for his health. e.
Bismarck.-Sam Derrick, division
superintendent for the 500 in North
yards at Minneapolis.
Williston.-The report of the regis
ter Of deeds of Williams county shows
d 11cI p1o1lI VI @G,4tt.9V LUZ lll0 UuS1-
ness lone in November.
Mayville.-The state normal school
at this place has made many needed
improvements with the $4,000 voted
it by the las legislature.
Manitou.-TWo elevators at this
place were destroyed by fire which or
iginated in the construction car Of the
Western Union Telegraph company.
Minot.-The bail of DR.. Thor Noel
Ter has been raised from $1,000 to $780,
900 and the bondsmen are looking after
him. He is somewhere in the west.
Kenmare.-J.! E. Nichols was found
dead in his car of household goods
that he had billed to Medicine Hat.
The cause of his death is not known.
3Bismarck.-The Secretary Of State
has issued charters to twenty EIGHT
new concerns with a capitalization Of
over half a million for the entire lot.
McLeod.-Benjamin Johnson recent
ly filed on a forty acre tract Of land
within half a mile Of his village, the
value Of which he places at $25 an
acre. - J y; ~ at ~ +H
Grand Forks.-Two men were re-
Gently arrested for the theft of a suit
case. The authorities think they have
hold Of two members Of an organized
gang. *, .,r a- m. ~,
Fargo.-The losses of the Congrega-
tional church have been adjusted by
the insurance companies. The church
society receive about five hundred dol
lars.
Linton.-Jesse Albright, a farmer
living lear town has been diagnosed
for a disease that is pronounced gland
ers and has gone to Chicago for treat
ment. -.. ~
Fargo.-The department of natural
ization has withdrawn its order as to
Syrians not being eligible to citizen
ship. This affects quite a number in
the state.
Bismarck.-state Supt. stockwell
has for the distribution among the diff
ferent counties about three-quarters
Of a million dollars belonging to the
school fund.
Cathay.-The new Methodist church
at this place has been dedicated.
Bismarck.-Three persons. brother
in-law, proved up recently and each
now w three quarter sections Of
uEa.k~n o1,-%, 100 .a-n>5 ..- &c..