The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-06-08
Flickertail Facts
North Dakota State News in
Condensed Form.
Condensed Form.

Lankln.-IhlS city Will have q mar
ket day June Is.
Dunseith.-Horse thieves are again
active in this vicinity.
Courtenay.-The farmers elevator
company Of this city will be organized.
Washburn.-A cloudburst at this
place recently washed out a section of
the 500 grade.
Mayville.-The teachers summer
school at the normal will be in session
from July 10 to August 8.
Bismarck.-The baseball games Of
the western part of The state are live
ly one from reports reaching this
city.
Minot. kid Trailor, well known in
the western part of the state has been
tried for horse stealing in Regina, Cam,
and convicted.
Dickinson.-When Schuyler Lebo Ii
'berated a broncho that had for some
time been imprisoned in a hole that
animal turned on him kicking him bad
ly. He will recover.
Grand Forks.-Fifty retail merchants
Of this town have signed up for the
plan Of adopting the mid-week half
holiday, recently proposed by the Re
tail Dealers association.
Glen Ullin.-A string of fifteen auto
town by a North Dakota John Dietz
to prevent them from travelling a road
that had been fenced in.
Langdon.-The issue in this city
right now is whether the iceman shall
wash the ice or not. The ice men say
that water for that purpose must be
furnished by the buyer.
HarVey.-Bud Frost and Ray STAFF
ford We're drowned in the Sheyenne
river and Lloyd Evanson narrowly .s-
capped the same fate by the upsetting
Of the in which they were row
ing.
Forman.-The formal dedication of
the new Sargent county courthouse
will be held in this city June 20. The
Old Settlers picnic will be held on the
same date and an immense turnout s
expected.
Tioga.-Mrs. F. A. Derby, who re-
sides near this city, rose from her bed
in the hospital at Minot, where she had
undergone an operation. to attend the
funeral Of her son, which was held in
this city.
Beach. Failure of the division
schemes of Billings county has in no
way deferred those who favor the
same from beginning another cam
paign of division along the lines Of
the last one.
Stanley.-Wm. Buhler, who was re-
Gently fined for keeping his pool hall
II lunch room open after the hour. Of
IL o'clock midnight, has begun an ac-
ton in the district court 10 test the
validity of the law under which he was
convicted.
Casselton.-A woman of foreign ex-
traction was arrested for peddling
without a license in this city. She
claimed not to be able to understand
the English language, but when fined
suddenly acquired a fluent command of
the strenuous kind.
Devils Lake.-The project of drain
Ing Mouse river into Devils Lake
promises to be a much harder job than
anticipated. The survey now being
greatly in excess Of what was antici-
pated.
Mandan.-The Northern Pacific rail-
road company is increasing it's yards
in this city to be prepared to hanlle
the heavy shipments of grain this fall
The new lines have opened up a great
deal of territory and present prospects
indicate heavy shipments.
Bismark.-Over twenty-five per cent
Of the convicts in the penitentiary a,
this place have asked pardon of the
~pardoning board at its June session
The applicants are in for all grades
Of crime but at this meeting there i:
no case Of general interest.
Eckman-Joe Tax, while working fol
Jake Mario in a field blowing. was
chased to the house by a couple O.
Wildcats. He had nothing with which
to protect himself against the assault.
OF the animals ana was forced to rid,
one Of the horses. When neal tn.
house the animals were fired on ant
retreated.
Park River.-The commercial clul
OF this place has taken up the question
OF the introduction Of high grade cat.
tie INTO the territory surrounding thi;
town. A committee was recently ap
pointed to interview the farmers OF
this subject and it reports that man,
of the farmers have signifed their in
tentions to aid the movement. TIL,
proposed plan is along the line of gen
eral improvement of the community.
Bismark.-By the operation of a nes
law that becomes affective July 1
every teacher in the rural schools O
the state must teach agriculture, do
nestle science Or manua training
AS the majority Of these schools ar
not equipped for manual training an,
domestic science agriculture will b
the study mainly taught and effort
are now being made to give the teach
ers instruction in his subject at tn
summer institutes.
Grand Forks.-Dr. E. l.. Reynold,
who has been practicing in this cit
for some time as a magnetic healer.
was recently arrested and at his pre-
limfnary hearing bound over to tn
district court. The arrest was mad
under the provisions OF the law regu
lating the practice Of medicine a
passed by the recent legislature. TIL
doctor will carry the case to the su
preme court If necessary, and has III
backing Of his school that has its head
quarters at Nevada. Mo.
Llsbon-The roads leading into tow
are being Ure1fIv =, nrnua3 -rI.. ".aH