The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-08-10
Fllickertail Facts
North Dakota State News I'm
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this city are to the eject that there
has been considerable illegal shoot
ing of prairie chickens within the last
few weeks.
Fred Taylor. a farmer residing near
Warwick, was almost instantly killed.
by being run over by a traction en-
CINE. He formerly resided at Cando.
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Bismarck The jury in the Heath
case brought in a vetdict of accident
al death due to falling from a moving
train and being run over by cars fol-
lowing. ,
Jamestown.-The body of the man
found OF the Northern Pacific tracks
near Eldridge has been almost posi-
lively identified as that Of Alex W3z-
nonis, whose home was in SOuthsCh;-a
cago. 2@S n
Enderlin.-As the result of a serious
accident in the 500 railroad yards at,
Enderlin. Patrick Purtel. the night de-
| pot agent, suffered the amputation Of
one of his feet.
Dickinson.--Despondent and a moth
er of only six weeks, Mrs. Frank
Krailcek. residing OF a homestead 10
miles northeast of this city, suicided
by shooting herself.
Minot.-Local officials are searching
tor n j. A. Devine, registering at
the Lexington hotel in this city from
Minneapolis, and who is now charged
with passing a mo fund" check.
Mandan.-A new Catholic church
will be constructed in Morton coun-
ty. arrangements having been made
for the erection of a church edifce at
Gyther. where a new congregation has
been launched
Park Rivera Duluth minister has
been called by the congregation Of
the Norwegian Lutheran church.. Rev.
]. A. Bjerke of that city being the
man selected to fill the vacancy.
Washburn.-Reports received in
Notwithstanding that he wanted to
kiss his sweetheart goodbye, William
Osborn, charged with blindpigging at
Kenmare, also said goodbye to Sher-
If Kelley's deputies and now he is a
fugitive from Justice.
Mandan.-Louis Connolly, for "A
years closely connected with the
growth of North Dakota, and one of
the most prominent and highly re-
spected citizens in the state, died re-
Gently Of heart failure.
Fargo.-Ole Tronsul, proprietor of a
hotel at. Gary, Mimi, was killed in a
fall down the stairs of the Fargo hotel
in this city. He received a broken
neck and lived only a half hour after
the accident occurred.
Velva.-That the annual summer
school for the northwestern corner of
the state may become a permanent
feature for this city is a possibility in
view Of the splendid success that has
been attained this year.
Minot.-An automobile line between
Minot and the Fort Berthold reserva-
ton will be provided. Arrangements
for the service have been announced
by E. c.. Leedy, immigration agent Of
the Great Northern railroad.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of northwest.
ern North Dakota and more particu.
larly those of Williams county. will
organize for the purpose of conducting
a rigid campaign for the thorough en-.
forcement Of the game law.
Beach.-Robert, the 9 year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. Buttereld, farm.
ers ten miles north of this city, had
the end of his thumb blown off, index
finger, and a portion of his hand badly
lacerated while playing with a nitro
glycerine cap.
from the authorities at Superior, Wis,
that Gus Opsahl. wanted in this city
on a burglar charge, had been. cap.
tured in that city. Sheriff Kelly wired
to hold the man and he left for that
city at nee.
Robson. - Elmer Bodin recently
found an old fintlock musket near the
state line. The gun was in good con.
dition and the date 1909. which was
stamped on the barrel, is plainly Wis.
ible. as is the name Of the makers
Parker, Field & Co.
Fargo.-The clothing store of Will.
liam Rosen was entered by burglars
and looted of much of it's stock.
Stanton.-The 10 year old son of
John Linde living near Mannhaven
had his arm badly injured in the sic.
kle of a self binder.
Bismarck: - Refusing absolutely to
take the responsibility of deciding be.
tween the Minot factions in the big
row over the site for the new Minot
normal, the normal board of control
sent the opposing factions back to Mi.
not to settle the matter between them.
selves.
Bismarck. - According to the re.
port of Insurance Commission Taylor
for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1911. the people of North Dakota paid
in fire insurance premiums the enor.
nous sun of s5,276, 1916, while the
r NnYnnnrioc roi1 IN 1oee1e l,,~so- 4 H.
Same period $2.412,3 800. O4.
Langdon.-With the destruction OF
their home by fire and the burning to
death Of their daughter in the flames
less than three weeks ago, the John
Renner family Of Rosehill is once
more grief-stricken, as Mrs. Renner
lies at her home in a serious condition
from injuries she received in a run.
away. !.
Grand Forks.-John Sutherland, son
of VIM. Sutherland of this city, was
accidentally shot and badly wounded.
He was working on the farm IF T n