The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-11-18
Flickertal Facts
North Dakota State News in
Condensed Form.
Condensed Form.

SOuOSlS0O TOTtus
La Moure.-A new o~perahouse is to
be erected at the cost of $4,000.
Dickinson.-There has been another
large prairie fire northeast of here. :
~Mandan.-A successful Jail delivery
has been effected at the city bastile.
Jamestown.-The new N. P. round
house is rapidly nearing completion.
Mayville.-The local tow mill is
buying large quantities Of flax straw.
Jamestown.-There is a movement
on foot to establish a new college here.
Jamestown.-A farmer living east of
Bloom, recently sold his farm for $16,-
900.
Devils Lake.-This city has had an
other cleaning up of eyeless pigs" the
past week.
Lansford. - Fire fighting apparatus
will most likely be installed here with
in a short. time.
Minot.-An Emmons county farmer
is the first victim to*be injured during
the deer hunting season.
Willow Cily.-Fire recently Destroy
ed a store, a pool hall, a residence and
the leading hotel here,
Mandan.-A set Of plans for a new
sewerage system for this city is. in the
hands Of the architects.
Minot.-A sod house was burned
nea Dogden. A woman saved a dozen
people from tide blaze.
Hebron.-ENtensive experiments are
being made with Ignite coal at the
local experimental station.
Fargo.-Ormsby McHarg, formerly
- D,,,,~ man
against taking government positions.
Valley City.-The ~5-year-o!d child
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Vangen was in
stantly killed by the kick Of q horse.
Minto.-The training department of
the public schools has sent an exhibit
to the educational convention at Oma-
lla.
Minot.-Ward county has collected
$4,000 of The money loaned by the
county last spring on seed grain con-
tracts.
Jamestown.-A party of business
men from here narrowly escaped injury
when their automobile exploded near
Valley City.
Carrington.-Tne state board of rail-
way commissioners will hold a three
days meeting here on Dec. I, 8 and 9
to hear complaints
Marmarth.-J. B. Wyman. jr., fell
from the wind mill tower at the stock
yards farm. while up repairing the fans
dying later from his injuries.
Grand Forks.-A number Of the
public schools in this vicinity are add
ing the study of domestic science to
their regular high school course
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are being
made to clean out the city's artesian
well and install a large pump. the
water will come from a depth of 1900
feet.
Bismarck.-Local business men who
had goods damaged during the flood
last summer are organizing to institute
proceedings against the city to recover
damages.
Bismarck.-A we'll dressed stranger
was set upon and beaten and robbed
by thugs near the N. p. depot in this
city. He was found unconscious and
was taken to a hospital.
Wahpeton.-Richland county won
most of the corn prizes at the grain
contest in Bismarck. Richland is
rapidly becoming known as the lead
ing corn county of North Dakota.
Minot.-James Johnson has resign
present price of broom corn will bring
ed as chairman Of the state central
committee of the republican party inc
announced his candidacy for congress.
MISUNDERSTANDING county led in
the prizes given out at the seed grain
contest at Bismarck last week, WIN
ming over so per cent Of the prizes
offered on corn.
Fargo.-Rev. G.. Dewitt Bowling,
rector of Trinity church. Davenport,
Ia, will be the next dean of Gethse-
name cathedral Of this city. He will
probably assume his duties here on
Dec. -.
Paragraph r. Wolf, the new gen.
eral secretary Of the Fargo city as
ISOLATION Of the Young Mems Chris
ton association, mas arrived and will
Immediately take I'D his duties with
that institution.
Grafton.-A local bling bigger serv-
ing sentence for violation of the pro-
hibition law, broken Jail and was re-
captured. He will now face a peni-
teniary.. term in addition to the pre-
vious Jail sentence.
Misunderstanding attending church
meeting in this city, Carl Little per-
mitted a judgment to be entered
against him in court at another point,
on a note on which he was being sued
by a bank at Underwood. He intends
to appeal the case.
Dazey.-Mr. and Mrs. Olizer Hoff
had an exciting ride. They were
driving home from Cooperstown when
their team became frightened at an
auto and ran for miles in the dark,
Mr.. Hof managed to keep them in the
road and they escaped injury.
Minot.-This city will not get the
contribution from Andrew Carnegie for
a public library building until an or
dinance is passed appropriating 81, 800
annually for its maintenance. The or
dinance has passed first reading.
Observation-Disclosures of Agri-
culture Gilbreath expects to ship this
week an exhibit to the national corn
exposition to be held at Omaha COM.
moncing Dec G and cop+ip,,;,~ +u,o,,o