The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-01-26
Fnckertal Facts
North Dakota State News IN
Condensed Form.
Condensed Form.

Condensed Form.
Bowbells.-The First State bank Of
this city has been ~reorganized.
Dunseith.-The new school building
In this town has been dedicated.
Williston.-The landoffce at this
place has been doing a large business.
Williston.-The ]. I. Case company
will establish a branch office in this
city.
Lawton-There is promise Of much
activity in the building line the COM
ing spring in this town.
Fargo.-Union meetings in the var.
ious churches Of the city have been
held for a couple of weeks.
Barlow.-Some farmers around this
town have lost horses this winter from
feeding them too much straw.
Streeter.-The burned district Of this
town will be rebuilt as soon as the
weather will permit in the spring.
Fairview.-The people of this town
are SO much alive that a quorum can
not be mustered for a cemetery meet
ing.
Grand Forks.-The late census re-
veals the fact that North Dakota has
less than ten people to each square
mile.
Casselton.-Twelve ladies of this
city have organized a birthday club of
twelve members, with a meeting each
month.
Plaza.-The baseball club of this
town recently gave a dance to raise
funds for the use of the club the COM
ing season.
Bismarck.-A number of the towns
Of the state are planning to use the
split-log drag or their streets the
coming summer.
Fargo.-Judge Edward Engerud has
been appointed U. S. district attorney
to succeed Atty. Rourke, Of Lisbon,
who resigned a short time ago.
Bismarck.-Two sergeants of the
regular army have been detailed to
visit n inspect the different compan,
les of the North Dakota guards.
Fargo.-At a. meeting of the board
of directors of the County Commits
sioners' association it was decided to
hold a meeting in Minot Feb. IA.
Denbigh.-The barber of this place
was laid up with the grip for a week
and the populace cultivated a large va,
riety of whiskers during that time.
Barlow.-While all the employees OF
the Farmers State bank were at din.
ner recently fire broke out in that in
stitution and destroyed some valuable
papers.
Beach.-A new record has been made
In Billings county by the conviction OF
Jackson Riley on the charge of violat-
ing the prohibition laws. 1t is the first
of it's kind in the county.
Bismarck.-The secretary of thu
Federation of Women's clubs is send.
ing out a list of topics for consider.
alton the coming year and they are
mainly on legislative topics.
Bismarck.-This city seems to b.
troubled with too much commissions,
or rather two boards. one of three
members and the other of five. Botf
have passed a number of resolutions
Carrington-Manufacturing compan
les Of this city will make garden hoe.
as patented by James Smith, a man O,
this city, and also steam engine lubri.
Gators patented by another Carringto1
man.
Williston.-When the case of state
VS.. Driscoll was called in district cour,
it was foundt that the complaining wit.
ness a disappeared. The Judge is
sued a bench warrant for his appre.
hension.
Mandan.-Two young men of New
Salem, while in this city enroute tt
Canada We're robbed of their cash an,
som valuable papers by a man tina
they had let into their car and be
friended.
Ellendale.-Word reaches this cit,
that two men residing among the hill,
in this county had a severe fight owe
a few dollars. A buther knife figure,
prominently and while both are badl,
cut up there will be no fatalities.
Dickinson.-The third match of tn,
Inter-club Indoor Rifle league compris
ing twelve clubs in various cities in tn
various vities in the United States
ended with the club of this city in tn
lead with a score of 965 out of a posi-
BILE 1000.
Carrington.-Henry Harris of thi
place was knocked over the head an,
$95 taken from his person recent
while walking across the railroa,
tracks in THU town. He had been pay
ing some bills in town that night an,
had exposed his pocket book with tn
above results.
Jamestown-The estate of the lat
Geo. c. T. Angel of Boston, Mass, il
being probated in this county. MI
Angel is a we'll known philanthropis
and promoter of humanitarian so
~cieties, died in March, 1909. Include
in the property Of the estate are land
in Stutsman and LaMoure countie.
valued at nearly 100000
Fargo.-A terminal elevator for tn
North Dakota Union Of the America
Society of Equity, to be erected a
some point outside the state, is no,
assured. The last shares of stock wa
subscribed at the meeting in Fargo an
in the ~zealousness of the efforts an ad
ditional share or two was also sub
Scribed.