The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-12-30
NORTH DAKOTA xuBs
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Real News Of the Week in Strictly
Condensed Form

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Dickinson:-The District Court has
over /.
Bismarck.-Trains No. 5 and 6 on the
N. P. now run as far as Glendive.'
Mont.
Towner.-The drug store was bur-
glarized and goods taken to the amount
OF $40. a
Grafton.-The condition of the,
schools in Walsh county is good, there
being LAG. schools and an enrolment Of
5,146 pupils.
Newville.-The hotel Of this place
has been remodeled and is now opened
for business. ag
Lidgerwood.-As a result Of the
strike and cold weather this city is
short of fuel.fa gasf, 9 II se&r :
gLansford.-The First National, bank
will erect, a. new building for itself at
g., cost. of els, 900. r, -. .a,f ~, 49,, {
acknowledgements are being
made to advertise the natural gas
towns Of the state. t"-'i
Wneelock.-The new Seventh Day
Advent church was dedicated at this
placefon Saturday. id
Mayville.-The w. G. 7. u. will hold
a matron's, gold medal contest at this
place January 14th. 4
Fargo-The November session of the
district court has come to a close.
1t was a busy session.
Tolley.-A state bank has opened for
business in the new town of Green
near mere on the 500.
Bismarck.-At a wedding in this
city recently, two granddaughter Of
the bride acted as bridesmaids.
Stanley.-Great Northern surveyors
are at work on a proposed extension
Of that line from this town.
Bismarck.-The switchmen's strike
has prevented the arrival of a great
deal. of freight for this city.
Bismarck.-The Supreme court in
a recent decision declares the spoilers
reward law unconstitutional.
Hanklinson.-Two hundred twenty
five loads of grain were recently mar
keted in day in This town.
Wimbledom.-Ed. G. Connors was
found dead in bed near here. His
death resulted from heart trouble: +
Fargo.-W. F. Kelley of this place
died at Minneapolis from injuries re-
ceived when struck by a street cal
Grand Forks.-John Mikkleson, a
university student, recently lost mis-
life as a result of inhaling coal gas.
Dickinson.-Tne bonds of County
Auditor White, wis has recently ar
rested, have been placed at $4,000.
Rhame.-John Mccormick, a home
steader, was found dead in his shack,
as a result of sickness and the cold.
Jamestown.-A verdict Of $500 and
costs has been rendered against F.
Coghlan for striking a man on the
nose. -
Hettinger.-The new flour mill is
rapidly nearing completion and will
be ready for business about the first of
the year.
jTowner.-A petition protesting
against the construction Of a municip-.
al lighting plant may tie up the work
OF the same.
Cavalier.-Since publishing the Sep
TENDER statements the deposits of the
banks Of this city have increased a
half million of dollars.
Cavalier.-Remy Pellerin, a farmer
living north Of town, was arrested for
not caring for his stock. He promised
to be good and was released.
Jamestown.-Tne state of North Da-
kota is being sued by the Midland
Continental railroad for a right of way
through the asylum grounds.
Bismarck.-James Foley, the North
Dakota poet, addressed the high
school at this place and read the pupils
some OF his unpublished poetry.
Jamestown.-Judge Burke has dis
missed the jury called for the short
session of district court. There was
uorxy It'll h,,uirocc m ho fro rco1+oS
Bismarck.-The state Historical So
ciety is offering prizes to the pupils
Of the public schools for essays and
stories Of pioneer days in the state.
Antler-James Schel, arrested some
time ago for having a beaver pelt in
his possession, was bound over to the
district court, and his bonds fixed at
$500.
Bismarck.-Harry Wisner "a mar
much wanted in Montana. was arrest
ed in this city by The police and
turned over to the Montana author
tiles.
Dickinson. = Daniel Blake Russell
seems to be making good in establish
ing his identity and proving that he
is entitled to half Of his reputed faith
er's estate.
BoWman.-J. E. Phelan recently r
chased 700 head of horses from parties
or the reservation for $40 each. This
is a new record for the sale of horses
on the range.
Church Ferry.-The Commercial
club is doing a good work by arrang-
ing for a large shed in which farmers
coming to town for a few hours may
tie their horses.
Grand Forks.-The officers in
charge Of the. funds for the battleship
silver service are sending out a hurry
up call to the counties that nave so
far failed to remit.
Minot.-Ward and Mountrail coun-
ties will no doubt take their differ
ences to the courts, being unable to
agree on a financial settlement
among their commissioners.
Grafton.-The sale Of school land
vas highly gratifying to the state. It
showed the farmers were anxious to
add to their holdings and were willing
to pay a good price for the privilege Of
so doing.
Kulm.-A banker here cautioned a
Russian settler Of the danger of keep