The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-05-12
Flckertal Facts
North Dakota State News in
Condensed Form.
Condensed Form.

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Wahpeton. = Some r~e-seeding Of
wheat was made necessary by the re-
cent old spell in this vicinity.
Coorerstown.-This city is Planning
a monster picnic June II on the banks
of the Sheyenne river near here.
Jamestown.-The contract has been
let for the construction of the base
ment of the new Catholic church.
Grand Forks.-According to railroad
reports 3,464 North Dakotans a
immigrated to Canada the past year.
Fargo.-President Worst of the A.
c. recently delivered a telling speech
at the farmers conyention in st. Louis.
Bowman.-Edward Fields, a fireman
on a gravel train, met death by trying
to cross a track in he pit ahead CO an
engine.
/ Mandan.-About forty persons were
given citizenship papers at the open
ing of the district court for Morton
county.
Langdon.-An automobile service has
been installed between this city and
Walhalla and conveys passengers and
the mail.
Fargo.-An anti-tuberculosis exhibit
was shown the high school and else
where in own recently by DR.. Pratt of
St. Paul..
Goodrich.-Neighbors put in a crop
of grain for a widow near this town
that was unable to get her crop plant
ed herself.
Ambrose.-The Fourth of July COM
mittee of the commercial club has in
vested $500 in fireworks for the coming
celebration.
Jessie.-The four-year-old daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Louis Trosdad Of this
place met death by being caught under
a falling woodpile.
Aneta.-This town recently had a
hard fire hat threatened its entire de-
struction. Damage was done to the
amount Of SIS, 900.
Alexander.-The organization of
another p%ostofice in Mckenzie county
is announced. 1t is Moline, fifteen
miles southwest of this city.
Minot.-By a decision of the supreme
court DR.. Thor Miller, accused of COM
plicity in the death of a young woman,
will secure a new trial.
Lidgerwood.-This city will hold a
| special election May 16 to vote on a
proposed issue of $4,000 bonds for the
construction of a fire hall.
Northwood.-This city will hold two
market and carnival days. June II and
IS being the dates set by the COM
mercial club for that purpose.
Bismarck.-The May apportionment
for the public schools of the state
breaks all records and reaches the
enormous total of $611, S33.9S.
Minot.-The automobile show held in
this city was a decided success with
fifty autos on exhibition, and repre-
senting a value Of over 500, 900.
Mandan.-A movement is on foot to
secure an amusement park by acquir-
ing property along the Heart river and
putting in a dam to make a lake.
Devils Lake.-The citizens of this
town have great faith in it being a
railroad center with the o and Mil
waukee proposed lines coming this way.
Bismarck.-The fire department is
making arrangements on large scale
for the entertainment Of visitors to the
annual firemen's convention and tourn-
ament.
Mandan.-The new general hospital
of this town will be opened in June.
About one hundred and fifty citizens
and farmers have taken stock in the
enterprise.
Dickinson.-Two candidates on the
republican ticket for nomination for
the legislature at the June primaries
recently drew lots to determine the
winning one.
Fargo.-When the grand lodge A. o.
U. w. building is completed it is plan
ned to have dedicatory services and
members in attendance from all parts
of the state.
Westhope.-The ladies Of the town
made a strong protest against granting
a druggist permit in this town and
Judge Pollock, acting for Judge Burr,
refused to grant it.
Fargo.-Refore the federal court,
Henry Hardt and two Others of Ma
p%oleon, charged with naturalization
CONSPIRACY, entered a plea Of not guilty
and are now released on bonds.
Petersburg.-Peter Mildre was acct
dentally shot while playing with a %
ca]iber rifle. The ball entered his
breast and passed through to his ear
where it was located. He may recover.
Bismarck.-At a recent meeting of
the executive committee Of the feder-
alton of women's clubs it was decided
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at he time Of the meeting here, Oct.
1O-14.
Schafer.-A vein of Ignite coal heal
here is burning fiercely as a result of
a small fire left by some farmers who
took out a small amount some time
ago and kindled the fire to cook their
dinner
Mohall.-Another strike of natural
gas has been made near this town by
drillers at a depth of 1,5OO feet. AS
yet no steps have been taken to as
certain the amount Of the flow or the
pressure.
Bismarck.-Since the finding of a
coat on the bridge over the Missouri
river containing a note purporting to
have been written by the murderer OF
Carl Peterson, whom was killed neal
ToWner six years ago, much interest
has been taken in the case Of Carl o.
son, who is serving a sentence in the
penitentiary here for the murder. o.
son has always asserted his innocence.
DEMONSTRATIONS are being cir
culated in Burleigh county to increase
the number Of commissioners to fy