The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-05-26
Flickertal Facts
North Dakota State News In
Condensed Form.

nrst-class flour mill.
Steele.-This city will be a distribut-
ing point for the Standard Oil COM
pany.
Kulm.-This city will celebrate the
Fourth of July with an appropriate
programme.
Grafton.-Dave Armstrong of this
city was killed in a gravel train wreck
near Winnipeg.
Cando.-Construction work has been
started on the Norwegian Lutheran
church in this city.
Mandan.-This city will have it's frs.
public market day May % and proposes
TO make it a worthy one.
Grand Forks.-The city is testing th>
quality of cement being used in the
construction of sidewalks.
Fargo.-Jas. ]. Hill has accepted al.
invitation to be present at the state
AIR In this city July $3.50.
Velva.-Postmaster Downing has le,
the contract for the construction O,
his new postoffice building.
Devils Lake.-The 500 railroad il
making good progress in securing its
right of way through this city.
Nisbet.-The annual S. S. conven
~ OAANS1 oIlo MClCSI CoullllCa
will be held in this city July "a.
Carrington.-A district convention o.
the w. c. T. U. of the second dis.
trict has been called for June 1924.
Bismarck.-A farmer of this count,
was fined $40 and costs for not per.
hitting his children to attend school
New Rockford.-Dr. Roy Mckenzie
while in bed with a fractured leg, SET
/ n al H.
don.
Minot.-This city has a milk inspec.
ton ordinance and the COW that is not
up to standard will be ex-communi.
Gated.
Driscoll.-The N. P. railroad is TAX
ing up it's 72-pound rails at this place
n replacing them with 9O-poun0
ones.
Wimbledom.-The fair and racing as
ISOLATION is making arrangements for
a Fourth of July celebration on a large
scale.
Regent.-The recent sale of lots il
this new town broke all records. the
lots being nearly all sold at high
prices.
Hope.-This city will hold a marke,
day June II. The commercial club is
endeavoring to make it a memorable
occasion.
Langdon.-New buildings and i'm.
provements have nearly obliterated all
traces of the destructive cyclone of
last year.
Sherwood.-A flow Of gas comes VI
from the city we'll at a depth of BIG
feet. When lighted the blaze nay be
seen for miles.
Minot.-Eighty cars have been en-
tered for the auto run between this
place and Lake Epsilon in Rolette
county, June 10.
Minot.-One of the jurors accepttu
In the Noah case on trial in this city
could not tell the name Of the president
IT the United States.
Fargo.-A financial clerk has beer
appointed in the~postoffice of this city
by authority of an order recently Isl
sued by the department.
Williston.-While visiting in thiA
town, w. j. Carter of Chester, Mont,
lost his pocketbook containing SIS in
cash and a draft for 81, 900.
Bowman.-Settlers are coming int.
this section in large numbers. In one
month 1913 carloads of immigrant goods
we're unloaded at this place.
Observation-Disclosures bank will b..
started in Foster county as a result Of
the new railroad line. 1t will be at the
$ownsite in Glenfield township.
Jamestown. - The next legislature
will be asked for an appropriation for
the purpose of building another ward
70 the insane asylum for women.
Lidgerwood.-The Baptists of this
| nifyy will nrnof n 1I,,rol 1,,;1J;-. IT.
summer, the committee for raising
funds reporting splendid success.
Alexander.-There has been thirty.
eight births and nine deaths in this
town the past year. The deaths were
either old people or very young chill
7ren.
Devils Lake.-There is a strong sent
tment for submitting a bonding propo-
sition to he people of this county for
the purpose of building a new court
house and Jail.
Ashley.-Mrs. George Sharatt, the
wife Of a farmer living near town, is
dead as the result of taking a large
quantity of patent medicine to re-
'ieve a headache.
Underwood.-The people of this city
presented Miss Helen Swanson, winner
of the state spelling prize, with a gold
watch and other gifts, in appreciation
If the record she made.
CooperstoWn.- Andrew Anderson,
while working on a steam gang pillow,
fell off his seat n was plowed un-
der. 1t was thought at first he was
lead, but he will recover.
Egeland-In trying to stop a
team Fred Layer was caught between
4 hay rack and a small building and
was only released when the team had
pulled hard enough to tip over the
building.
Jamestown.-Work is progressing
rapidly on the grading Of the Midland
railroad into jamestown. Some of the
contractors have finished their work
and departed for work on the Great
Northern.
Devils Lake.-The question of bond.
ing Ramsey county for $3.50, 900 for the
erection of a new court house is being
discussed. Petitions from several dis
tricts have been received asking that
the proposition be submitted to the
Uoters