The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-02-10
Flckertal Facts.
North Dakota State News y
Condensed Form.
Condensed Form.

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Lankin. The Presbyterians will
erect a temple to cost $4,000 of $751;
600.
Noonan. The new Travellers hotel
was duly opened with the customary
feast.
Rugby.-Frank A. Moline, who pois.
oned his father has made a full on
fession.
Grano.-A dog %poisoner is active and
many owners' of CANNES would be glad
to find him.
Fargo.-The fire department has
purchased an aerial truck for use in
lighting fires,
Blaisdell.-This town wants a lum-
Der yard, being without one since the
last one sold out.
Larimore.-This town is exercised
over the fact that two men claim to
be chief of police.
.Blaisdell.-Some parties are inquir-
ing about seed loans, although there
will be few needed.
Osgood--Local parties want an ex-
tension of the Great Northern from
this place TO Fargo.
Rugby.-The Flickertail Linen Co.,
has ordered machinery and will begin
the manufacture of linen.
Larimore.-A large number of new
settlers from Missouri is expected in
this vicinity about March /.
Jamestown.-W. r. Blake, state hui.
name officer, will try and organize hu-
name societies in various cities.
Lakota--Congressman Gronna and
Representative Haugen of Iowa will
start a national bank ia his pla 70.
Minot.-A boy in the high school
was hurt by an explosion of chemicals
on which the, class was experiment.
ing.
Grand Forks-The first automobile
show was a grand success and more
than realized the expectations of the
promoters.
Lakota-The officers of the closed
bank at this place all held on $500
bonds. Making a false report of con-
dition is elleged.
Devils Lake.-A new wholesale pi-
ano house has been opened in this
city and is making a strong bid for
business in the state.
Grand Forks.-The meat supply of
this city is partially furn shed by the
farmers around the city and the price
is corr%espondingly low.
Grand Forks-Reperesentative Gron-
ma has named w. A. Torgenson of this
place as naval cadet to Annapolis, with
Roy Russell as alternate
Fargo.-Attorney Purchase of Beach
was taken before the Insanity COM
mission while in town. He was left
in the care of a physician.
Jamestown.-This city may enjoy a
sermon NV tPi1]yy C,,c1oI, ~ !,;o Nv,
to the coast where he goes to conduct
a series of revival meetings.
Dickinson.-Rev. j. w. Brown re-
Gently resigned the pastorate of the
First Congregational church to en-
gage in the laundry business.
Lisbon.-A couple Of boys with boz
kites made a sensation in town oye,
the appearance of supposed airships
until the string was discovered.
Rugby The jury in the case of Sell
ma Franzen, charged with the killing
of the illegitimate child of her brother
returned a verdict Of not guilty.
Bismarck.-David Morgan, employed
In the Z. S. landoffice for some time
has secured a substantial advance
ment in the general landofice.
Souris.-The farmers cooperative
company will build or buy an eleva-
tor and establish a lumber yard, and
} perhaps other lines Of business.
Fargo.-Andy Jones, the convicted
bank wrecker, left for the federal pri
son in charge of U. S. marshal. He
7 could not perfect an appeal bond.
Fargo.-The state w. c. T. U. will
observe the week of Feb. II, as mem.
bership week in honor of Frances Will.
lard whose birth was on that date.
New Rockford.-The sale Of schoo
and institution lands in this county
came to a close yesterday. The sale
amounted to nearly $500, OO0-the land
selling from $40 to $50 per acre.
Forman.-A special election has beer
called for March Fl, in Sargent county
to vote on a court house bonding
propo ition. Sargent evidently doesn't
proposition. Sargent evidently doesn't
county.
Carpio.-This town had a bad fire
and lost one of its general stores with
q loss Of $4,000 and insurance to the
amount of $4,000. 1t was with diff
entity that the fire was kept from
spreading to other buildings.
Bismarck.-George Miller, a con-
vict at the penitentiary, committed
suicide by hanging while in solitary
confinement. He had given the prison
authorities much trouble and was in
carcerated for m~anslaughter.
Fargo.-The North Dakota board OF
game an fish control, at their recen,
meeting held in this city, decided tc
expend 5000 on ring-necked pheasants
a splendid game bird, which, it is be-
lieved, will thrive in North Dakota.
Grand Forks.-The Automobile show
closed after a phenomenal and sue
cessful week. Hundreds of visitors
from this state and northern Minneso-
ia have been in attendance and ag-
gregate sales are in excess of half mil
lion dol!ars.
Carrington-The meteor that recent
Iy fell On the Mowery farm near here
may prove a valuable piece of prop
erty judging from the offer tina have
been made for it. 1t fell with such
force that it buried itself seven feet
IN the ground.
Harvey Spinal Meningitis has
claimed two victims and there are a
number Of other cases reported.
Fargo.-Press bulletin No. "a, is q
report of the experiments at the yari-