The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-06-02
Flckertau Facts
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Mott.-This city will have a good
ace track and meet.
New Salem-This city is ~agitating
! speed ordinance for autos.
Jamesrown-Many improvements are
being made to the Jamestown college
grounds.
Mayville.-This city will have its
1rst market day June IA with a street
carnival attachment.
Carrington.-Plans and specifications
nave been completed for a sewer sys-
tenn for this city.
kenmare.-This city will send q
strong representation to the F1remen's
tournament at Bismarck. H.
valley City.-The annual conference
Of the Lutheran Free church will be
held In this city June 8 and 9.
Mott.-A carload Of autos were re-
at this town recently and the
most OF them were for farmers.
Bismarck.-A conductor of a train
Ras arrested here for blocking the
street longer than allowed by law.
Jamestown.-Two boys aged II and
Is. took small rifles and grips, and
Joined two hoboes neal town They
wanted to be In the wild west style.
Turtle Lake.-A farmers telephone
Inc Is being run from tails city TO WHIP
:ud. This will be the main line from
which several branches will be built.
Minot.-The biggest county office in
the state in point of business trans-
acted is that Of register of deeds Of
Ward county.
Williston.-There is $50, 900 acres of
land subject to homestead In the will
iston land district according to the
latest figures.
Bismarck.-The plans for e. G. Pat
terson's new hotel call for six stories
a basement, seven stories in all.
which viii make 1t the highest build
Ing In the state.
Washburn.-There are twenty-sev-
on candidates for the eleven Offices
to be filled in this county, and only
three have no opposition,
Wahpeton.-John Kischner. who ex-
hibits credentials from the car, has
been doing some landscape gardening
In this town that has awakened in
terest in this line of work.
Carrington.-On account Of the lay
Ing Of the cornerstone Of the new court
house In this city In June it has been
decided to hold no Fourth of July cele-
bration this year.. 4
Bisbee.-Over 600 trees have been set
in the city of Bisbee during the
past two weeks, a general plan Of beau
tiacation having been adopted which
Will mean great things for the city
within a very few years.
Bismarck.-The date for the institu-
ton Of the new Elk lodge in Bismarck
been definitely fixed upon, Friday,
June 3 being selected. There will be
large delegations attending from the
several other lodges in the state.
Steele.-In a high wind at Crystal
Springs, this county, the new Powers
elevator was demolished, while the
small store building and blacksmith
shop that the little town boosted were
also destroyed. No one was injured.
Hankinson. Subscriptions to the
amount Of $4,000 have been secured for
q new Congregational church building
at this place and more is in sight. It
10 planned to erect a building to cost
$4,000 exclusive Of heating and fur
nishings.
Wahpeton.-Joseph l. Drey Of Breck-
enridge was killed on a pile driver
driver west Of this city. His foot be-
came caught in the wheel of the en-
CINE on the driver n he was whirled
and pounded to death before the engine
could be stopped.
Minot.-The auditor Of Ward county
let the contract for printing cleo
ton ballots and supplies for the pri-
mary election to one concern, and the
county commissioners awarded the
contract to another concern and q
merry var is on.
Rugby.-After being held in the
court Jail at Towner for some time and
being refused bail, Pat Meehan has a.
nally been discharged under bonds of
$4,000, which the court allowed. Nee
han is charged with implication in the
death of O. c. Rice recently, for which
Jack Bouye Is also being held.
Dickinson-An autopsy in the case of
Albert Tuna, whose body was found
In q reservoir in this city, showed that
the man did not come to his death by
as there were marks of vio-
will probe deeper into the case this
week.
Kenmare.-It is said on good author
lty that the volunteer firemen Of this
town will be taken to the state con-
vention at Bismarck by the 500 on a
train as an appreciation Of the
good work in saving the
railroad property at the time of the re-
cent ftre here.
Dickinson.-C. F. Merry is probably
the most wanted man in the state at
this time, with warrants out in Fos-
ter county and a conviction hanging
v 9 him In Adams county. Since the
supreme court affirmed his sentence
the officers have doubled their efforts
to and him. but without avail.
Crystal Springs.-Postmaster Larson
engaged in trying to separate a
couple of bull dogs that were lighting
strenuous canine battle, when one
of the dogs grabbed Mr.. Larson in the
and held on so firmly that by
were required to choke tho
log before he could be made to let go.
The wrist is badly lacerated.
3Granville.-Dates have been fixed for
The annual McHenry county fair, Oct.
6 and Z being selected. The time Sc
lected is a great deal later than usual,
that action was taken with the be-
lief that much better exhibits could