The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-07-21
Flckertal Facts
North Dakota State News in
Condensed Form.

Condensed Form.
Knkster.-A new bank will be opened
In this town.
Beach.-Crop conditions in Golden
Valley were never better.
Denbigh.-Mor1non e~vangelists are at
work in this part of McHenry county.
Palermo.-This city is to have a lodge
of the Scandinavian Brotherhood of
America.
fair is booked for August 2, 8 and 4,
at this place.
Kermit.-The contract for the build
lage has been let.
Mandan.-Bids for the site of the
federal building in this city will be
opened August 8.
Kenmare.-The ~15-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. skykberg was drowned
while in bathing.
Faith.-The public sale of lots in this
new town on the G. M. & st. Paul ex-
tension netted $4,000.
Williston.-The postoffice of this city
has added an electrical cancelling ma
chine to it's equipment.
AcA ~ AO 0S41 Oil WIN
gregation of this town have just com
pleted a fine new church.
Kenmare.-The 500 railroad contrib
uted $500 for the improvement of the
highways south of this town.
Deering.-The new st. Olaf's Luth-
eran church was dedicated here on
Sunday with the proper ceremonies.
Langdon.-The Cavalier county fair
y wa G onono1 on VTyo1roeIor with q oo0S
attendance and creditable exhibits.
Esmond.-Good progress is being
made on the grading Of the Fargo
Minot branch of the Great Northern:
Cavalier.-M. Brynjolfson, states at
torney of Cavalier county died sudden
ly at his home Saturday of heart dis
ease.
Williston.-Over one hundred and
land is still open for entry in this dis
trict.
Painted Woods.-The Cid Settlers
tended. Gov. Burke was the speaker
Of the day.
Churchs Ferry.-The quarterly state
ment of the banks of this town show
deposits aggregating a quarter Of a
million dollars.
Des Lacs.-The loss in the recent fire
twas over 500, 900. The people still
think it was of incendiary origin and
are making preparations to rebuild.
Coleharbor.-The American Society
of Equity has about completed it's ele-
vator at this town. 1t will be one Of
the finest and largest on the 500 line.
Minot.-The monthly report of the
register of deeds of Ward county show.
a credit to the county of nearly $4,000
after all expenses of the office are paid
Des Lacs.-The evidence against c
Quigley, who is held at this place on
the charge of incendiarism, is purely
circumstantial Inc his early release IL
looked for.
Dickinson.-The wool market opened
at IS cents per pound, a loss of 81,
cents over the best figures Of a yeal
: ago. A great deal of the wool is being
consigned,
Dickinson.-The big Blair clip O.
wool has been sold to Massachusetts
parties at 20 cents a pound. The cli1
is the largest in the United States anG
l is estimated at 1900, 900 pounds.
Valley City.-Robert Dolley, a young
man 20 years of age, attempted tt
catch on a train and missed his holt
falling under the wheels. Both legs
were cut off just below the knees.
Mfnot.-Dell Perkins and Geo. ]
Golf, arrested at Williston for taking
an electric coupe and running it arount
and overturning it, were bound ovel
to the district court by Judge Murray
McVille.-Henry Rude, a young far.
mer lad 16 years of age, living twelv,
miles north of this town, died from tn,
/ kick OF a horse sustained while at.
tending to his duties around the barn
t Minot.-The Great Northern railroad
is now sending it's train orders by tele
phone instead of telegraph over thi
division. There is now only one di
vision of the road using the telegraph
tor that purpose.
Y Fargo.-Saturday bids fair to be tn,
big day Of the state fair for that is tn,
day on which Gov. Burke and eight O
nine hundred of the state militia vii
mobilize here preparatory to leaving
for Sparta, Wisconsin.
b Mandan.-An effort is being made t
b throw out the vote of the Standin,
b Rock agency at the recent primaries
q There are several questions involved
one being whether the reservation i
\ a part of Morton county.
a Mandan.-As a mark Of progress thi
city reports that a couple of Indian
from the Standing Rock reservation
= purchased an auto last week in thi
y city and enjoyed the same as much a
!, the scion of a wealthy family.
= Fargo.-It is reported that man,
Il North Dakota cities, among then
Jamestown, Minot and Bismarck, ar
, disappointed over the showing mad
IT by the census returns. They expecte,
from 500 to 1000 more Inhabitants each
n Minot.-Duck shooting this fall will
IS be light unless much rain falls. TIL
sloughs and ponds have dried up an
the old birds have left leaving man,
d of the young to shift for themselves
The crop of prairie chickens will b
= large.
If Williston.-Some sugar beets hav
II been raised here this season with goo,
results. All that is needed here t
inaugurate a new and profitable indus