The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-07-07
Fnckertan Facts.
North Dakota State News In
Condensed Form.
Condensed Form.

M~eol1la-InlS city is the proud eos
SCISSOR of a brand new hotel.
Douglas.-Work has begun on the
new $4,000 M. E. church for this city.
Towner.-More wells are to be put
down in this place to increase the
water supply of the city.
Drayton.-The people of this city are
working for a steel bridge across the
Red river at this place.
Bismarck-On the evening Of pri.
mary election day an inch and a quar-.
terof rain fell. 1t. was badly needed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county Sunday
school workers are arranging for a big
convention at this city July 10 and 10.
Mandan-Two arrests have recently
been made in Morton county by u. S.
deputy marshals for misuse Of he
mails.
Belfeld-An offer of $4,000 has been
made at Belield for a 25-foot lot that
could have been bought some time ago
for SIS.
Valley City.-Tom Gunderson, a for
mer county auditor, was found dead
along the banks of the river by a party
of boys.
Rolla-Six horses were cremated in
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George G.. Speelman on his farm near
this city.
Benedict.-A farmer living a few
miles from this place claims to have
found gold at a depth Of three feet on
his farm.
Fargo-Methodist churches will be
built at Grace City, Dewey and Brant-
ford on the Fargo-Minot branch of the
Great Northern.
Towner.-This city now has an ac-
tive commercial club with a member
ship of thirty of the best boosters in
McHenry county.
McVille-The farmers Of this section
have decided to hold a meeting look
ing to the erection of a farmers ele-
vator at this place.
Tioga = McGregor, fourteen miles
north of here on the new Stanley
branch, is the latest addition to the
towns of the state.
Carrington.-The pastor of the NJ.
E. church at this place invites men to
come to church and tells them they may
feel free to leave their coats at home.
Acknowledgement Shepherd and his
wife We're rival candidates for posi-
lions on the school board, and Mr..
Shepard won out with nine votes to
spare.
CANDIDA short term Of district
court has been held in this city. The
libel case against Messrs. Plumley and
Brewer has gone over until the winter
session.
Mandan-The fire department Of this
city had four calls on Tuesday. One
house was burned to the ground and
the other fires were small ones and
easily put out.
Carrington.-The 500 line is having
pictures taken by a moving picture
company along it's line representing ar
elopement that brings in many scenes
along its right Of way.
Center-The Old Settlers celebra
ton held at this place on Tuesday was
attended by about eighteen hundred
people from the three counties, Nor.
ton, oliver n Mercer.
Lakota.-A Inc new depot 35x11z
feet is one of the improvements of the
Great Northern at this place. 1t is tt
be thoroughly modern with hot water
heat and electric lights.
Hankinson-A gypsy caravan of six.
teen vehicles recently pulled into this
city, n the city marshal had to use
considerable moral and physical per
suasion to get it to move on.
Fargo.-During the circus parade re.
Gently in this town thieves made
small haul at the Stone Music Co.'S
store and relieved a we'll nnown physi.
clan of his watch and chain.
Grand Forks.-Rev. Alexander Carr
who is ~endeavoring to raise an IN
dowment fund of $4,000 for super.
anuted Methodist ministers, report:
that one-half of the required amour
has been secured. 4
WNliston-A lively time was had a
the school election in this city to cleo
members favorable to the idea of {
public library. Mrs. S. M. Hyde, {
university student and a daughter O.
the late Senator Johnson, was one O.
the officers elected.
Granville.-During a fight between
Arthur Trice and his father-in-law
James Donnelly, the former was killed
by a blow from a club. MI. Donnells
claims self-defense and is grief strick'
en- over the occurrence. Both men have
borne good regulations. a..
Minot.-R. N. Adams, a we'll known
farmer of this. county, met death b.
the accidental discharge of a small
rifle with which he was intending t.
shoot some dogs. It is thought he fel
and discharged the rifle. The %coroner'i
jury brought in a verdict of Academia
death.
Grand Forks.-John Inglis a crop ex
pert, has been in this town n he say
conditions are not as bad as pictured
in all parts Of the state and places
the probable yield in North Dakota a.
So, 0O0 1000 bushels and says that will
+ good weather from nov on a possibilit.
remains for 50,000.0 900 bushels.
Dickinson.-The formal ceremonie
of laying the corner stone of the nev
Masonic temple occurred on Thursda,
last, and were conducted by member
Of the Blue lodge. A copy Of the char
ter Of the lodge with the names Of tn
charter members, the present member
and the newspapers Of the city wer,
placed beneath it.
Minot-By the rules Of the 500 rail
road any employee who has been witt
the company fifteen years and ha
reached the age Of IS years, is entitled
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