The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-01-30
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Jamestown.-A movement has been
launched in jamestown for the organ
ization of a council of the United Com.
mercial Travellers. .
Schafer.-W. D. McClintock of Rug
by, and w. c. McClintock of Tioga,
and their associates, have purchased
the Mckenzie County State bank.
Grand Forks.-Rev. G. Wahlund OF
Warren, Mimi, was reelected presi-
dent of the Red River Valley Swedish
Lutheran association at the annual
meeting held here.
Grand Professionally the Grand
Forks council of the Knights of Co.
lumbus will hold it's annual winter
ceremonial session, and a class of
fifty will be initiated.
Williston.-W. c. Rawson is the new
president of the Commercial club. The
other officers are: Vice president, L..
C. Wingate; secretary, c. Ellithorne;
treasurer, A. N. Eidsness.
Grand Forks.-Former Senator ]. G..
Gunderson of Aneta announced posi-
lively yesterday that he would not
be able to accept an appointment at
the hands of Governor Hanna to the
position of state bank examiner, be-
cause of his banking and other BUSH
ness interests. .
Fargo.-1n federal court early Fri!
day the jury brought in a verdict Of
$4,000 in the case of Olson against
S. Birch & Sons, municipal contract
ors. Olson was injured in a concrete
mixing machine. Birch offered to give.
Olson permanent employment. The
latter refused and sued for $25, 900.
He lost an eye in the accident.
Bathgate.-Sherif Foster rescued
his son from death by finding him al
most unconscious and benumbed from
cold. The boy had been hunting stray
sheep and was thrown from his horse
and stunned. When the animal re-
turned without its rider, the sheriff
took his dogs and fortunately located!
his son in time to prevent his freez-
ing to death.
Grand Forks. A bride whom he
will lead to the altar on January 20, is,
the reward that Thomas Mccoy,
aviator, OF Grand Forks, will claim be-
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those of his parents, to abandon the
dangerous game of the air. Miss Mary
A. Corrigan will become Mrs, Mccoy
on that day. and they will spend their
honeymoon in the Twin Cities.
Grand Forks.-After a years expert
ments with wirelesssat the University
OF North Dakota, DR.. A. H. Taylor, pro-
lessor of physics, has just succeeded in
getting into communication with the
University of Michigan. The distance
is about $50 miles. Splendid COM
munication with the Michigan station
has been secured, while several other
stations farther away can be family
heard.
Jamestown.-Under the direction of
the Better Farming association ex-
perts in this county, a series of meet
lngs will be held, beginning this week.
and continuing during February, the
purpose being to create a better &C.
quaintance with the work of the or
g%anization. Meetings will be held at
Spiritwood, Courtenay, Woodwork.
Pingree, Streeter and several other
places.
Valley City. - Several prominent
speakers will address the annual con-
vention in this city, Feb. 18 and 10.
OF the North Dakota Dairymen's asso-
citation. including Professor c.. E. Lee
OF the University of Wisconsin; A. X.
Riser of the federal department Of
agriculture, and Fred W. Merrill, form
erly dairy expert in charge of the
northeastern North Dakota field for
the federal department.
Valley City.-Several prominent
speakers will address the annual con-
ventlon in this city Feb. IS and 10
OF the North Dakota Dairymen's as
ISOLATION. these including Prof. c.. r.
Lee of the University of Wisconsin;
A. K. Riser of the federal DEPART
ment OF agriculture; Fred w. Merrill.
former dairy expert in charge of the
northeastern North Dakota field for
the federal department, as we'll as a
number of actual dairy wners of this
state.
Grand Forks.-Grand Forks and
Fargo will not wage war this wear
over the permanent location of the
~ ""A III CAIASl Guy, OUT instead
will unite their forces before The Log
islature in an effort to secure the pass
age OF the bill that has been introduce
ed by Representative Wardrobe for a
$4,000 appropriation each yea for
the fair, this appropriation going to
the association of Grand Forks on the
odd numbered year, and to Fargo on
he even numbered, the state fair al
t%ernating in that manner.
Grand Forks.-Swedish Lutherans
OF the Red River Valley association
will raise $1,000 for mission work the
coming year, the decision to do 10
being made at the annual meeting
which adjourned here Thursday even.
ing. The association includes the
swedish Lutheran churches of north
western Minnesota and northwestern
North Dakota. 1t was also decided nv
the association to continue it's ppo
OF the North Star college at Warren.
Mimi, which institution is maintained
by Swedish residents of the north
west.
Fargo.-Citizens of North Dakot.,