The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-10-06
Fnckertal Facts
North Dakota State News in
Condensed Form.

Edgeley.-The board of education
has appointed a truant officer.
Bismarck.-The soldiers at Fort Lin
coin recently held a very successful
ball.
Sarles.-E. H. R~osenburger, a promi-
nent farmer of his vicinity, was re-
Gently found dead in bed.
Belfeld.-J. G.. Smith, who is making
a trip from coast to coast on horse
back, recently passed through this
city.
Schafer.-A recent shipment Of cat
tie from this town brought the high
est price paid that day on the Chicago
market.
Lansford.-A harnessmaker of this
city used a dynamite cap in place of
a rivet in fixing harness n had his
hand badly hurt.
Bismarck.-A 500 train ran into a
bunch of cattle near Arnold and the
cars Were derailed. The crew suffered
only slight injuries.
Grand Forks.-In his speech in this
city a j.. Hill urged on the farmers
of h state the necessity of better
methods of farming.
Marmarth.-Surveyors have recently
been at work near the springs of this
place with a view of their utilization
for a water and ice supply.
Wyndmere.-The postofice at this
place has been advanced to the presi-
Dental class with a salary of 81, 200
a year for the postmaster.
Observation-Disclosures are at work
on the government buildings at this
place which comprise a house for the
agent and for each of the two clerks.
Jamestown.-G. ". Cook is suffer-
ing from a fractured skull sustained
In a runaway recently and his 6-year-
old son Is also suffering minor injur-
les.
Grano.-A farmer near here recent
ly tried to commit suicide by the bomb
route. He carried the bomb to a field
and exploded it with little injury to
himself.
Plaza.-Sixty carloads of cattle were
shipped OF of this town one day the
past week. The shipment made two
train leads and the cattle numbered
over 1,4O0.
Fargo.-D. M. Lynch, who was ar
rested here for leaving the state of
pennsylvania while he was security on
a bond, has had a lively time making
trouble for his captors both at Mime
apolis and Chicago.
Dlckinson.-TWo brothers are in the
same hospital ward sick with typhoid
fever. n went for aid for the other
who was confined to his bed when he
was In forse condition than the one for
whom he was securing aid.
Sharon.-Four thousand Montana
sheep are feeding in this vicinity. If
this plan of fattening sheep for mar
ket proves a success it will provide
a market for all the rough feed usu-
ally burned or let go to waste.
Upham.-When he was working in a
well John Whorley was struck on the
top Of the head by a brick that was
dlslodged near he top. He had a hard
time getting out of the we'll and fell ex-
hausted when he gained the top.
Bonetrail.-This village about thirty
miles north Of Buford is without rail-
o facilities, but is well supplied by
a traction line comprising a threshing
engine and four grain tanks that
makes regular trips between the two
places.
Jamestown.-More dogs have recent
ly been poisoned and it seems that a
man cannot now keep a dog from
meeting this fate unless he is at all
times kept tied up. Owners Of valu-
able dogs are highly incensed over the
wholesale poisoning of these animals.
Jamestown.-Work on the Midland
railroad has taken on a new lease of
life with the arrival of grading crews
from off the Pingree-Wilton extension
Of the N. P. Other crews will follow
and it is expected that grading will
,e hn finished in tip,a Ait. fo1I l. zr.-.
Of laying steel.
Grand Forks.-The formal inaugura.
ton Of DR.. McVey as the head Of the
state university was the occasion lsst
week of the gathering Of the greatest
number Of notable men ever assembled
In the state. The banquet rendered
them by the commercial club was the
greatest affair Of it's kind in the history
Of the city.
Fargo.-A reception was rendered
the students at the Agricultural college
Saturday and proved a very successful
affair. The management is now max
ing ready for the large class in the
farming that is expected a little later
in the fall. Many live farmers of the
state are sending the boys here to learn
the methods of better farming.
Observation-Disclosures to the I'M
yelling of the Sakawea monument have
been sent out to many club women of
the state. The date set is for October
13. While invitations will be sent to
many the committee states that it is
the desire to see all that wish to at
tend present on that occasion. The
exercises promise to be very interest
ing.
Bismarck.-White City is the name
of a new city being built in the north
end of Mckenzie county by Captain e.
Senechal, an old time steamboat cap
tain, who has a homestead in that To-
cality. The site selected for the new
town is on the south bank of the Mis-
souri, river, opposite Nesson and about
twenty miles north of Schafer. A large
store building and several dwelling
houses have been erected and things
are already booming there. The. object
of the new townsite owners in build
ing at this place is for the purpose Of
hauling freight to and from the rail-
road by water.
Ashley.-Some hunters near here left
a lighted pipe in one Of their coats