The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-22
Flickertal Facts
North Dakota State News in
Condensed Form.

Inkster.-Trade extension day proved
to be a live one at this place.
Beach.-A local farmer made $47.50
an acre from his flax crop this year.
Fargo.-Cass county reports 1900
hunting permits issued this season.
Underwood.-This city is planning to
organize a company of fire fighters.
Gwinner.-The Hemple Crete tele-
phone line is being extended to this
place,
Medina.-The German Lutheran
church of this place has been dedi-
Gated.
Williston.-Nash Bros. Of Grand
Forks will put UP a wholesale grocery
at this place.
Lidgerwood.-The cornerstone of the
new Episcopal church was laid with
Citing ceremonies.
Mandan.-This city has spent a
quarter Of a million dollars for i'm
provements the past year..
Observation-Disclosures county towns
expect to have telephone connections
with this place about Oct. /.
Ashley.-Real estate dealers report
the movement Of real estate in McIn-
tosh county as very good this fall.
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school in this city has reached 800, the
highest in the history of the school.
Noonan.-This town will hold it's
third annual harvest feetival on Sep
TENDER 30 and is arranging for a big
day.
Neutrality-suspicious. thousand bush-
els of wheat were received at the ele-
vators of this city in one day re-
Gently.
Beach.-Outside threshers have in
vaded this part Of the state and cut
the price Of threshing to six cents per
bushel. :
Fargo.-Tag day for the benefit Of
the Crittenton home proved a very
profitable one, something like $1,000
being raised.
Bismarck.-By virtue Of the recent
decision Of the supreme court the So
~cialists Of the state will have a full
ticket on the ballot this fall.
Mandan.-Two foaters fought a duel
with knives in an alley recently and
n of them known as Monty Red"
was taken in charge by the police.
Carpio.-The farmers of Plain and
White Ash townships are making ar
rangements to connect their telephone
system with the system in this town.
Mohall.-The legal papers of Rem
vile are now filed at Mohall, the tenn
porary county seat. Prior to Thursday
last week these papers were filed at
Minot.
Williston.-William Moore, a pioneer
of this vicinity and a well known
thresher, was recently caught. between
his engine and separator and badly in
iured.
Souris.-The brick work of the city's
storage cistern caved in when work.
men, making repairs, remover the tim
Der support. The workmen had mar
row escapes.
Fargo.-The banks of North Dakota
have not had a burglary nor an at
tempted n during the year just clos
ed, according to the report of the as
ISOLATION just issued
Bismarck.-The state library COM
mission has prepared several sets of
books on agricultural topics that any
community wanting to use can obtain
by writing the commission.
Grand Forks.-The Commercial club
of this city is in receipt of a silver vase
as a token Of esteem and regard from
the Japanese trade commission that
visited this town some time ago.
Devils Lake.-It is reported that the
department of the interior may include
North Dakota in it's list Of dry terri
tory where liquor may not be shipped
to points where the Indians might have
access to it
Grand Forks.-At the special election
held in this city for the purpose of vot-
ing on $4,000 bonds for a new city hall
the bonds carried by a vote of 800 tc
SO. The hall will now be constructed
in the near future.
Langdon.-For injuries received ir
an auto accident, Electra Martin, g
minor, is suing John B. Mooney fol
$4,000. She claims permanent physi.
cal injuries and that the accident coul6
have been avoided.
Lisbon.-A car Of stock that was
placed on a siding two miles from this
town caught fire and was burned. Par
of the cattle n hogs with which II
was loaded were killed and the res
escaped by jumping out when the doors
burned.
Sanborn.-The school board adver.
tised an old school house for sale, an6
the bid of one man was accepted
There was some grumbling, and the
successful bidder gives notice that hi
will withdraw his bid, and the boart
will start over again.
Minot.-A couple of men On an auto
ride from Denbigh to his city cam
across a young cinnamon zeal and gave
chase. The bear crossed several bark
ed wire fences, and so did they, an6
eventually they killed the animal ant
took the pelt home for a rug. TIL
meat was left for the wolves.
Grand Forks.-Thomas Griffths, on,
of the active members Of the state fish
and game control, has secured five hun.
dred pounds Of wild rice seed which
will be shipped in small lots to var.
ious points in the state to be planted
in sloughs and round lakes. It is tn,
tavorite food Of wild ducks and geese
Medora-Another segregation schem,
is on foot in Billings county, makins
four all told. This latest project call!
for most of the territory embraced IL
the Butte" proposition and is chris,
tened in the petition SLOPE" The fou:
propositions are named: Golden Val
ley" "Slope," Butte and Roosevelt
Jamestown-The dog p%oisoner is get,
ting in his work in this city again ant
ouynoro ne valuable dore 49, 49,.