The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-11-03
NORTH DAKOTA NuBs
Real News Of the Week in Strictly
Condensed Form

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be needed before spring.
WashbuFr9-Two deaths have DC
cured in this vicinity during the past
week from infantile paralysis.
Tagus. - Theodore Peterson was
overcome byg gas in a we'll near town
He was rescued and is expected to re-
cover.
Braddock.-The dog p%oisoner is again
IN evidence. Several hunting dogs were
>nly saved by prompt treatment and a
lew succumbed.
Observation-Disclosures Nagles, in
assisting in unloading a load of oats,
had the misfortune to be run wei by
:he wagon. He was severely injured.
Grand Forks.-The most skeptical
Ire now assured that there will be no
shortage in the supply of water for the
:ity, since an examination of the river
was made.
Grand Forks.-Colonel Bryan made a,
Two days trip through the state on the
500 and G.. N. railroads and spoke for
The democratic ticket at a large num-
Ser Of places.
Douglas.-The entire population of
the town turned out recently to burn
off the rank growth Of grass and rushes
IN a dry lake bed near here. 1t was
! brilliant illumination.
Grand Forks.-The county auditors
IF the state have received official no
lice that the democrats receiving ma
~lorities at the primary election, are en-
titled to a place on the ticket.
Bismarck.-The indications are that
farmers will have to fight a grasshop-
per plague in the state another season
and instructions have been sent out
regarding fall blowing and other plans
IF destroying the pests.
Forman.-By death, the term Of Of
ice Of Frank Andrus, justice of he
peace, has been brought to a close after
20 years of continuous service. Mr..
Andrus was regularly elected every two
years.
Jamestown.-The certal part of the
state has been the recipient OF a boun-
tiful rainfall. 1t fell for two days.
Being a steady fall it has had time to
soak in as it fell and has done a lot
IF good toward storing moisture for
next season.
LaMoure.-The county officials are
I'll now comfortably settled in La
Moure county's fine new court house,
having moved in during the week.
Contractor Reilly Is putting h finish
Ing touches on the grounds. The build
ing cost nearly 100000 and is one OF
the finest in the state.
Minot.-T. G. Peterson, who owns
two houses in an addition to the city
pf Minot, is asking the city commits
sion for $4,000 for damages arising
from the stencil from the river. The
president of the commission urged the
completion Of the sewers and said thai
the gentleman had a good case fol
damages.
Dickinson.-This city is to have
company of boy scouts. This organ
lzation is attracting the attention ant
winning the approval of all who ar
Interested in the DEVELOPMENT of boy
Into honest, manly men, rather thai
into a race OF flat-chested cigarette
smokers. The object is to lead tn
boys in the pursuits of woodcraft ant
scouting so hat it will become tn
natural thing for them to be interested
In the best things Of life.
Ruso.-Fire, which started in tn
rear of the E. Wilson harness sho]
came near destroying the entire town
, The wells went dry early in the figh
against the flames and a call was sen
, out to Max and as the 500 passenge
!, train bound for Minot was about du
!, to leave Max, two chemical engine
and twelve firemen were rushed owe
: the intervening eighteen miles at
l mile a minute rate n arrived i
/ time to save the remainder Of tn
} own from destruction.
Overly.-B. Sletto, Of this city, los
> one of his valuable teams last Satur
day in a rather strange name It ap
pears that his hired man wen to tn
Nels Syvertson farm for a load of ha
3 and after he had the load OF sat dow
l to enjoy a SNAKE and in some mar
f ner set fire to the stack. He at ono
r everything being so dry, the team
wagon harness along with ten tons c
hay were burned before the fire coul
: be gotten under control.
Mandan.-It is reported that tn
! commissioners Of Morton county hav
been mandamused to compel the print
: ing on the ballot the proposition fo
3 the division Of Morton county int
. three counties. Lincoln county wa
:, placed on the ballots some time ag,
! but there seemed to be some objectio
to the formation Of Grant county to b
voted on. The mandamus proceeding
were brought and the second divisio
will be voted on, but it is reported i
: Mandan that there will be a contes
made on the matter in the suprem
t court if the division carries.
: Anamoose.-While the Bryan specis
did not have IN intentions of stoppin
at this place, the people had differen
plans which they carried out, thong
]. somewhat forcibly. When the specis
:. neared town the red fire signal of dan
: ger was discovered burning ahead {
them, and complying with road orders
> Engineer Warner stopped his trail
. Before the source Of the trouble cou1
be located a committee had entere
Mr.. Bryan's car and literally force
him off the train and over to a grand
stand built for the purpose under
lamp post nearby, where several hun
dred people had gathered who wer
> not to be disappointed, as he deliver
> ed a short but spirited address befor
!. hem.