The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-02-17
Facts
North Dakota State News in
X. CONDENSED Form.

will have a bank.
Beach.-Fire protection for this
town is being urged.
Wahpeton.-Free mail delivery has
been started in this city.
Fargo.-The Shriners' circus was a
very successful affair.
Adams.-This city is securing it's
ice supply from Duluth.
Beach.-This city will have an Epis-
copal church in the lee future.
Observation-Disclosures Steedman is now
commanding officer at Fort Lincoln.
Jud.-John Smith had a narraw es-
from asphyziation in a we'll he
was drilling.
Cleveland.-T new public school
pirate exercises.
Dickinson.-One of the largest auto
momobile garages in the state will be
opened here.
Fargo-The North: Dakota Editorial
association had a most successful
meeting in this city.
Jamestown.-A new building will be
erected at the hospital for the use Of
tuberculosis patients.
Minot.-The entire family of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. j. Marlock, numbering eight,
are sick with smallpox.
Grafton.-Archie Cameron, a farm
er. dropped dead while attending an
auction sale at Auburn.
Ryder.-This town is congratulating
itself that it is on the line of the pro-
posed Ayr-Williston extension.
Langdon.-It is reported that Per-
clval Koerrer, formerly of this city,
was robbed in Montana, of $4,000.
Sarles.-The citizens Of this town.
are Offering a reward of $500 for the
arrest and conviction of a dog poi
soner.
Fargo-The churches of this city will
extend another invitation to Billy
Sunday to conduct a series of meet
ings here.
Fargo.-Ten of the striking switch
men have returned to work. Forty
two wen u at this city, Moorhead
and Dilworth.
Grand Forks.-The county commits
sioners of the state held their annual
meeting in this city. Over 200 were
in attendance.
Bismarck.-The Commercial club
will have a publicity BALI just after
Easter, the proceeds to be used in adj
yertising the city.
Calio.-The farmers and Merchants
State bank of Gallo, is the name of a
new corporation hat will begin to do
business here on Feb. Is.
Bismarck The 4 year old son of
Barney Burbage, a drayman, met his
death by falling off a WACO and the
wheels running over him.
Grand FnrkS -nor,1fI, C1,oriff Dan
son has returned from Winnipeg with
w. E. Lamb, who is wanted in this
city, on a charge Of forgery.
Williston.-Plans have been perfect
ed for the beautiful James Memorial
library and work will in
the spring. 1t will cost $25, 900.
Mobridge.-Sixty Bulgarians started
to riot and We're stopped by one man,
the railroad policeman, with a gun,
and loaded into their proper cars.
Hillboro.-Fire destroyed a barn at
this place and for a time endangered
the o~perahouse. Good work on the
part Of the fremen saved he struc-
ture.
Valley City.-A fourteen foot coast
ing sled jumped the track and pumped
a telephone pole. Eight young men
Were stunned, but not seriously in
iured.
Bismarck.-A decision was handed
down by the supreme court by which
Robert H.. Noah, the self confessed
murderer from Ward county, gets e.
new trial.
Washington.-Ormsby McHarg has
been appointed to a position where he
represents the five tribes of the Choc-
taw nation at a salary of $12,O 0 a
year and expenses.
Carrington.-Ralph Miller has pur-
chased the meteor that recently fell
near here and has put the same on ex-
hibition. He is yet undecided as to
its final disposition.
Hillsboro.-The Commercial club has
started a movement TO purchase for
the city the park which has been used
as public property for years by the
consent Of the owners.
.Hansboro.-The Canadian Grain
Growers association with ~headuuart-
ers at Killarney, Manitoba, is making
an effort to secure an extention of the
Farmers railroad from this town into
their territory.
Adams.-The Commercial club has a
booster button with adams, N. d.
inscribed around an inner circle. eve
Boost for the Best town on the Wheat
Line-Adams. N. D." and has a sheaf
Of wheat in the center.
Dogden.-Last fall a cyclone lifted
the Catholic church and moved it sew
eral feet from it's proper settings on
the foundation. Father Zembusch, the
priest in charge, refused to conduct
services until the building was re-
placed and repaired. The business
men of the church claimed nothing
could be lone to repair the church and
were for deferring action until spring.
It so happens that Father Zembusch
is a church builder and an architect.
He listened to the business men of the
church and then quietly informed
them tina he thought that the church
could easily be moved back on it's
former foundation and then proceed
ed to get seven farmer members of
the church together and raised the
building and had it in place in three
days.
Milton.-Thos. Butterick, of the stu.
dents injured in a coaster accident, at
Valley CITY. has died as a result of