The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-05-19
Flckertail Facts.
North Dakota State News in
Condensed Form.
Condensed Form.

Bismarck.-The Baptists are making
improvements on their church proper
ty.
Lakota.-Work has begun on the new
6. N. depot at this place which will
cost $4,000.
Devils Lake.-The associated chart.
ties organization is doing good work
in this city.
Williston.-An old fashioned spelling
bee will be one of the features of the
tair at this place.
Fargo.-This city has been selected
for the 1911 convention of the medical
men of the state.
supreme court will be held in this city
beginning June II.
Ellendale.-A rural telephone COM
pany has been incorporated here with
a capital of $4,000,
Cooperstown-The Griggs county
fair will be q hummer this year and
will be held June 21-23.
Cooperstown.-The automobile club
is devoting time and money to improv-
ing the roads around here.
Garrison.-The Farmers Rural Tele-
phone company has been incorporated
here with a capital of $4,000.
Granville.-This city is making ex-
tensive preparation for holding the Nc
Henry, county fair this season.
Mandan.-A contract for sewers to
the amount Of $4,000 was recently
let to James Kennedy of Fargo.
Bismarck.-The club women of this
city gave a ball for the Sakawawea
fund with good financial results.
Minot.-The Great Northern road is
putting in a side track for the use Of
the International Harvester company.
Willow City.-John Potvin, a we'll
TODD farmer, living two miles north
of town, committed suicide by hanging.
Ambrose.-Tlis city is agitating the
erection of a $4,000 hotel. The COM
mercial club will push the proposition.
Wahpeton.-This city is arranging
for a Fourth of July celebration that
will be heard as far east as Mime
sofa.
Bismarck.-E. ]. Taylor, deputy state
superintendent of schools, announces
himself a candidate for the superin-
tendency.
Langdon.-New buildings and i'm.
provements have nearly obliterated all
traces of the destructive cyclone of
last year.
Jamestown. - Jamestown college
wants a song typical. of that institu-
ton ard will pay well for one that
fills the bill.
LaWton.-The commercial club will
undertake to build two more rural tele-
phone lines running north and west
from this town.
Devils Lake.-The first brick has
been laid on the new hotel for this city.
1t will take a million or so to COM
plete the work.
Bis1narck.-A committee is investi-
eating the water works at Pierre, S.
D., to obtain information that may be
useful to this city.
Washburn.-A number of boys were
having a stone throwing contest when
a boy ten years old was accidentally
hit and was killed.
Devils Lake.-The delegation Of In
dams that recently visited Washing
ton, returned home and reported the
success of its mission.
Devils Lake.-George Teenach, a
laborer, had a narrow escape from
death by the caving in of a sewer on
which he was working.
Grand Forks.-North Dakota will be
represented at the worlds W. G. T. u.
convention which will meet in June,
by six ladies from the state.
Fargo.-The contract for the chemi-
cal building at the A. c.. has been let.
1t will be a three-story pressed brick
structure and will cost $S5, 900.
Observation-Disclosures, the man charg-
ed with the murder of Richard Monk,
waived examination and has peer
bound over to the district court.
Devils Lake.-The new bridge across
Grand Harbor bay of the lake has been
completed and v many farmers a
journey of several miles in coming to
town.
Minot.-The next annual meeting of
the Knights of Columbus will be held
in this city, it having been named for
the meeting at the recent session in
Fargo.
Fargo.-Reports from the Methodist
bishop board, in session at Chicago,
state that Bishop Hamilton of Boston
has been consigned to the North Da-
kota conference.
Coleharbor.-The buildings burned by
the recent fire are to be replaced as
speedily as possible. The total amount
Of damage was s25, 900 with insurance
amounting to $4,000.
Hazelton.-John Hoock used gasoline
by mistake to kindle a fire. His wife
and two day old baby escaped with the
nurse, but MI. Hoock was burned to a
crisp with the building
Anamoose.-W. G. Haucks, until re-
Gently cashier of the Anamoose Ma
tional bank, has been arrested in Mon
tana on a charge of misappropriating
s3,144 of the banks money.
Rugby.-Judge Burr, sitting in the
district court, granted a temporary in
junction to the Great Northern pre-
venting the 500 road from interefer-
ing with it's right of way purchases in
McHenry county.
Fargo.-At the recent term Of feder-
al court eight Indians and one white
pleaded guilty to taking liquor on the
reservation and were given sixty days
in Jail and fined 500 each, failure to
pay adding thirty days to the sent
ences
CooperstoWn.- Andrew Anderson,
while working on a steam gang plow,