The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-16
Fuckertal Facts
North Dakota State News In
Condensed Form.

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Condensed Form.
McHenry.-A new brick opera house
Will be erected in this city.
Drake.-Hoboes are making consid-
cradle trouble at this town.
Hamilton. This city will endeavor
to enforce the curfew ordinance.
Brampton.-The postoff1ce at this
place was recently destroyed by fire.
Montrose..This town has five new
bank buildings in process Of construc-
tion.
Hampden.-The second annual spring
festival at this place was highly sue
cessful.
Harvey.-The Methodists Of this city
have let the contract for a new $13, 900
church edifice.
Napoleon.-A farmers cooperative
elevator company is being organized
at this place.
Grand Forks.-The recent rains have
greatly improved the corn prospects of
the entire state.
Beach.-This city has started the
ball rolling for the removal of the
county seat to this city.
Lidgerwood.-Both the 500 and Great
1SoAS llcIu are IldkllS extensive iii.
provements at this place.
Velva.-TheM asons and Odd Fellows
will rect a joint temple in this city ant
the plans are now under way.
Minot.-The Congregationalists OF
North Prairie have organized and pro-
pose to erect a church building.
Tettinger.-An inch of rain by gov-
eminent measure has been of great
| uo11,o to oil oronc IN this xyininifU. IL. -
New Salem.-Fred Rinker, the mil
lionaire Kid" who recently escaped
from an officer, has been recaptured at
this place.
Kenmare.-The briquetting machine
for the coming plant at this place has
been tested in Minneapolis with excel
lent results.
Adams.-A new cement block church
has been erected here by the United
Lutheran societies and will be dedicat-
ed during the summer.
Williston.-Tuesday, August 8, is the
day decided on by the executive COM
mittee as the date of the editorial as
ISOLATION meeting at this place.
Bismarck.-The firemen's convention
recently closed, was the big event of
this city. The attendance was large
Ind there was much enthusiasm.
Valley City.-County Attorney Tufte
of Griggs county was held up and
robbed of $3.50 while walking from the
city to the 500 depot north of town.
Cando.-The Great Northern depot at
this place is being remodeled. The ac-
ton is not quite satisfactory to the
people who wanted a new structure.
Flasher.-A quarrel over the settle
ment of a horse trade may cause Will
lam Plum to lose his life. He was
stabbed by Ira Chapman and a bad
wound inflicted.
Fargo.-The required sum to secure
the Carnegie library for Fargo college
has been raised and work on the build
Ing is to be commenced at once.
Mandan.-A Minneapolis concern has
the contract of erecting elevators on
the new branches of railroad running
north and south from this city.
Carrington.-Lee Miller, charged with
second degree murder, in killing his
father, was brought before the insan-
lty board and declared by it to be
sane.
Forman.-Herbert Foster, who was
arrested for robbing and burning the
Cooper brothers store, has confessed
and will be sentenced by the district
court.
Wilton.-The first market day for
this place was a success. The largest
load of wheat brought to town con-
tanned $50 bushels and the prize for
the same was IS.
Minot.-Atty. D. c.. Greenleaf and
John G. Lowe of this city are two of
the delegation from North Dakota to
meet Ex-President Roosevelt on his
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Beach.-The Golden Valley interstate
fair will be held in this city July %.
The valley extends to both North Da-
kota and Montana and a creditable ex-
hibition of products is promised.
Linton.-A spark from the pipe of his
hired man had been smoking cost
Chas. Baker his barn. and some per-
sonal property. The horses and other
stock in the building were saved.
Stanley-Road overseers of the roads
to the south of this town nave affiliated
with the committee ON the commercial
club and some extensive improvements
will be made on the highways this sea-
son.
Fargo.-Representative Hanna is au-
thority for the statement that the sur
vey of the Fort Berthold reservation
would be hurried to completion in or
der that it could be opened at settles
ment this fall.
Fargo.-The newly consecrated bish.
op, Rt. Rev. J. ]. O'Reilly of this city.
offciated at the dedication of the new
Catholic church at Hankinson. It is a
structure that would do credit to any
North Dakota town.
Willow City.-An operation by the
light of a kerosene lamp was made
necessary here to save the life of Jas.
Llebalt, a se~ven-year-old boy who had
run a nail into his abdomen. It was
entirely successful and the boy will re-
cover.
Grand Forks.-The Masonic bodies
OF this city have decided to add two
more stories to their temple. It will
then be five stories 1.igh and have a
basement in addition. Plans are now
In the course of preparation for the
work.
Buford.-Davis F. King of Eight Mile
| has received q gold ~o5,1 o-,..,-