The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-11-11
NORTH DAKOTA NUBS
Real News Of the Week in Strictly
Conde6sed.Form

combined.
Grand Forks.-North Dakota bank
deposits are growing as never before
in the history of the state.
Bottineau.-This county IL said f@to
have raised over two good-sized train
loads of potatoes this year.
Minot.-Mark Nelson, the athlete,
has resigned his position as assistant
secretary of the Minot Commercial.
Lansford.-A stock company has been
organized; here for the development Of
the natural gas in that section.
Bismarck.-Judge Winchester Of the
Sixth district has turned dow thirteen
applications for druggists permits.
Devils Lake.-A fourth story has
been added to the operahouse here, to
be used for lodge-room purposes.
Fargo.-The local company of the
state national guard has celebrated
the twenty fifth anniversary of its or
~ganization.
Observation-Disclosures Kroeze of
Jamestown college has already secured
over $4,000 of the needed endowment
for the school.
Observation-Disclosures deep ar
tesian well went on a strike. Sane
filling the pipes is believed to have
been the cause.
Grand Forks.-Mayor J.. D.. Taylor
has announced that he will not be a
candidate for reelection, owing to the
demands Of his health.
Observation-Disclosures w. s. Lauder of
Wahpeton is said to have made known
his candidacy for congress before the
primaries mex year.
Fargo.-Madame Sembrich's forth
coming recital under local auspices is
counted upon to draw a large number
of people here Nov. 30.
Grano.-A mass meeting was called
to discuss arrangements for a market
day but the merchants failed to attend
n the proposition fell through.
Rantry.-This city has a Mormon
church society of the reformed variety,
and a church building is now under
construction, the first in the state.
Crocus.-The Crocus Development
association has been organized, and
has plans On foot for the erection Of a
large hall before the first of December.
Minot.-A nurses training school es-
tablished in connection with the
Northwestern hospital here has been
formally opened with appropriate cere-
monies.
Grand Forks.-Prof. John Macnie,
once a leading member of the state
university faculty, died at Minneapolis
a few days ago..
Fargo.-Greater interest has been
aroused over farmers institutes this
season han ever and Director Hover
stad was forced to start Nov. 2 to care
for the applicants.
Observation-Disclosures D. Besold was
recently granted a divorce in Califor-
MIA from Anton Besold, a convicted
murderer. The defendant formerly
lived at his place.
Fargo.-It is reported the North Da-
kota members of the American Society
Of Equity are opposed to the re-elec-
ton of President Drayton Of the ma
tional organization.
Grand Forks.-This city will have q
damage suit on it's hands, which is to
be brought by w. D. White, a Minot
man, who fell into an open basement
on DeMers avenue.
Rev. A.. G. Brown, D. D., general
missionary Of the Presbyterian synod
has received a call from an eastern
educational institution, which it Is
possible he may consider.
Turtle Lake.-Jacob Lybeck, a Roch-
ester, Mimi, boy, was seriously in
jured when his bicycle collided with a
team. A collection was raised and he
was sent to his home.
Dickinson.-Several detectives are
are out looking around Dickinson in
quest Of more evidence in the Dan
Russell case, which has attracted SO
much attention in the east.
Grand Forks.-The local city coun-
Gil turned down a proposed ordinance
submitted by the city attorney for the
purpose of correcting an invalid ordi-
nance against Sunday amusements.
Oakes.-Rev. Ralph Fulton has been
appointed successor to Rev. w. H.
Hunter as pastor evange1 for the pres
byteries of Cakes and Fargo in the
Presbyterian denomination of this
state.
Devils Lake.-President Mann Of the
board of aldermen, has had infractions
of the anti-cigarette law called to his
attention, and announces that the law
as regards sale to minors will be rig
idly enforced.
Bowman.-A disastrous prairie fire
occurred north Of Bowman which de-
stroyed a large amount of property.
The fire started north of Black Buttes
and burned southeast, covering a strip
abou twenty miles wide.
Cavalier.-It cost the railway agent
at Hensel about 'werty dollars to
square himself after chastisfng a foot
ball youth for rending the atmosphere
with noise after a successful trip with
his team in quest Of laurels on the
grid.
Lisbon.-Earl Lovelace and Will
Woodrich were the victims of a bad
auto accident, their machine turning
turtle near his city. Woodrich suffer
ed a broken leg n vas badly bruised,
while Lovelace escaped with severe
bruises.
Fargo-Hans Klimmick, a Fargo
printer~engraver, won the $50 prize Of
fered by the silver service committee
for the most appropriate design for
use upon the principal piece to b.
presented to the North Dakota battle
ship at it's christening.
Grand Forks.--It is estimated that it
cost the people who registered for the