The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-02-16
Flckertail Facts.
North Dakota State News in
Condensed Form.

condensed Form.
Minot.-This city is laying plans for
a great white way.
Devils Lake.-The hardware conven
ton in this city was a great success.
Ft. Yates.-A Standing Rock Indian
Is under arrest for passing worthless
checks.
Kenmare.-The merchants of this
town r anxious for a commercial
club.
Valley City.-Our citizens are losing
valuable dogs at the hands Of some
poisoner.
Minot.-The Mouse river loop coun-
try has the greatest amount of snow
fall in it's history.
Minot.-Supt. Wolfe Of the city
schools of this place has inaugurated
the spelling match.
Fargo.-Two hundred women Of this
city have petitioned the city council
for a police matron.
Garrson-This town had two fires
recently in one day and neither of
them did much damage.
Valley City. - Over 400 national
guardsmen attended the Filipino veter-
ans reunion at this city.
Mott-This town wants a black
srrith. The man who recently officiat-
ed in that capacity has quit.
Bismarck.-The Spanish wal .veter-
ans have unanimously endorsed the
state flag proposed by Col. Frame.
Fargo.-The series of successful re-
vival meetings in this city were
brought to a close on Sunday evening.
Desart-This new town in Adams
county is coming to the front and will
soon have a number of business houses
in operation.
Devils Lake. - 1t required only
eleven minutes to draw the grand and
court in this county.
Dickinson-It s proposed to call a
township in Bowman county Kern, af-
ter the Indiana gentleman who ran for
vice president in 1908.
Minto.-The heavy fall of snow in
the western part of the state indicates
a bumper crop according to the farm
ing experts of this section.
Valley City.-The American National
bank Of this city has offered prizes
for the best corn raised in Barnes
county the soming season.
Fargo.-This state made a better
showing in the amount of manufac-
tured goods for the past year han did
it's sister state, South Dakota.
Max.-The farmers living Zee this
town have organized the Max Farmers
club. which has two objects, improve
ment of the conditions of the farm and
sociability.
Devils Lake.-A nan in this city
was knocked down and dragged some
distance by a switch engine and es-
capped with only a broken bone in one
of his feet.
Bismarck.-The state lane depart.
ment states that the sale of the Colder
Valley school lands has passed into
history as the most successful evel
held in the statoe.
Lignite.-A petition is being circu
lated in this county for the calling o
a grand jury to investigate the vot'
and count at the recent election on tn
county seat proposition.
B~ismarck-The committee from tn
legislature tina visited the Hebron sta
ton to inspect the briquetting plan
reports that the briquetting of lignit
is practical in it's opinion.
Jamestown.-J. C. Winkjer, dair:
and food commissioner of the stat
of Minnesota, was presented with
handsome signet ring at the dairy
mems convention in this city.
Minot.-The public schools of thi
county have recently been enriched b
the addition of a number of picture
purchased with the prize money wo
3 by the schools at the Ward county fail
t Bismarck.-M. H. Jewell, for man
> years connected with the Bismarc
= Tribune, died at his home in this cit
on Friday afternoon last after an ill
ness of several weeks. He was ais
= register of the United States mi of
flee at this place.
! Sentinel Butte.-Senator Martin {
! this county has received 4 substan
8 tial verdict against the Chicago, Gres
Western railroad in a Minnesot
court for damages received by tie
car loads Of cattle that the senate
was shipping to Chicago over thu
route
Anamoose-While her husband We
I in town the stove pipe at the HON {
t Mrs. Frank Burgad fell down and ST
could not fix the same. The LAD
started for help n lost her way
the storm, freezing her feet n Other
wise injuring herself.
Wahpeton.-One of the conditions
an appeal in the case of the cdnte:
l for sheriff in this county which we
t recently decided in favor Of MI. Mood,
i was that a bond Of $1,000 be filed an
and that $500 a month be paid to M
t. Moody for such length of time as
" is deprived of the Office.
Grand Forks-Much interest WI
manifested in the corn and clover cor
i vention held in this city recently al
8 in the attending features of the kenn
e exhibit, and the poultry show. Lars
# crowds were constantly in attendant
8 and the program was instructive.
Jamestown-The bankers Of tn
n city will give 800 in prizes for tt
best corn raised in Stutsman coun'
the coming season. Corn as a rot:
= ton crop will increase the yields =.
= wheat and the bankers want Il
4. farmers to give it a thorough tryir
70 out.
ID Bismarck warrant of attachme
it against Commissioners E. E. Russ al
n H. Crawford of Kidder county w