The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-10-26
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North Dakota State News in Con-
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ating only under dispensations, have
been granted charters by the supreme
council.
Minnewaukan, N. D., Oct. ? About
$3.50 was obtained by yeggmen who
blew the safe of the Minnewaukan
postofice. The postofice is in a gen
eral store and some merchandise was
stolen.
Fargo.-The first move toward the
building of an interurban electric line
out of this city was made when the
city council extended the franchise of
the Fargo & Moorhead Street Railway
company for a period of twenty-five
years.
Bismarck.-James II. Eagle was
married to Katharine Malnouri by
Rev. G. L.. Hall Of the Congregational
mission at Elbowoods. Both Of the
parties live west of the river on the
Berthold reservation. Mr.. Eagle is
we'll known in Bismarck. During the
past three years he has been helping
the State Historical society from time
to time, having modelled the Fort Clark
village site. He is we'll educated and
is to carry on stock raising and farm
ing on his ranch.
Grand Forks.-Close on the an
nouncement that he would not be a
candidate for governor the
statemen that Lieutenant Governor
U. l.. Burdick will return to Cavalier
county to make his home, giving
up his law practice at Williston and
re-engaging in the banking business
at Munich. Mr.. Burdick always has
had aspirations for a seat in Congress,
and it is likely he will enter the race
in the First district at some time or
other, although in the next campaign
H. T. Helgeson looms up practically
without opposition.
Langdon.-The theory that the Great
Northern depot at Easily vas de-
stroyed by i~ncendiaries is entertained
by Cavalier county officials and by
special agents of the railroad COM
pany. The fact that the railroads
records were destroyed has a bearing
on the outcome OF three blind pig cases
at Easily, hearings in which were held
today, one being dismissed, one being
held, while the third case was taken
under advisement. The depot agent
had been s%ubpoenaed and ordered to
bring the records showing all ship
ments into the little city.
Carrington.-A club, whose main
purpose it will be to exhibit the
products of this section at the St.
Paul and Chicago land shows this win
: ter, was organized here under the
l name OF Central North Dakota Farm
I ers' association" comprising Wells,
Eddy, Foster, Griggs, Barnes and Suits
mar counties. A fund of $4,000 is al.
ready assured to carry out the pur.
poses OF the organization.
Grand Forks.-November 6 is the
date on which progressive Republicans
of North Dakota will launch their cam
, Daign for the control of this state in
the presidential preference primaries
next March. Representative Lenroot
! of Wisconsin will deliver an address
and the organization of the Grand
Forks La Toilette club will be perfect.
! ed. The Wisconsin representative will
o be in North Dakota only two days.
speaking at Lakota in the afternoon
Nuu Ill lewis Lake Ol Tic udS lollOW'
ing his appearance here.
Grand Forks.-Red River valley
v farmers will go into sheep-raising on
S an extensive scale, several of the pro
0 gressive farmers having made pur
chases of sheep. j. w. Scott of Gilby
returned yesterday from South st
5, Paul, where he purchased 1000 hea(
3 ( L:.J. H.. ,-s11 +,,,,, ~, I;c for~or nro,
J. half of these are ewes d.. Y. Sarles
of Hillsboro, r. r. Kingman Of Hills
boro, Anthony Stonehouse Of Larimore
J. d. Bacon of Grand Forks, William
Won Steinwher of Grandin. Clark Dial
If rymple of Casselton and several othel
have adopted the sheep-grazing plan.
n Last year Trail county had sever
d good-sized 1ocks of sheep, and they
s did exceptionally well, while in sew
farmers have been engaged in sheep
grazing with good results as the rule
Minot.-Opposition from a new
source to the action launched by TIN
Is attorney general, threatening the es
e tablishment of the new normal schoo
n in this city, has arisen, the city com
missioners adopting a resolution auth
orizing the president Of the committed
r and the city attorney to take sucl
b. steps as are necessary to place then
"a in the position of being able to inter
n. vene in behalf of the defense. TIL
T. normal board of controls refusal t.
II defend the action on the ground tina
Is the attorney general is in reality thei
b own attorney is responsible for thi
lie new step.
le The attorney generals action, SHOULD
a. It be successful, would knock out al
y. OF the proceedings which have beel
a. had up to the present time, and woul'
lg leave Minot right where it was fiv
At years ago, when the movement wa
ir started. 1t would make null and vol,
is the proceedings of two legislatures o.
H. the question, also the vote taken o.
the question in the statewide election