davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27
Important News
Of North Dakota
Interesting Accounts of Hap
penings in the FiickertaiI
State During the Last
Waek.
Observation-Disclosures,

notwithstanding early in the
morning. Andrew Foss found the body
of his wife on the floor in front Of
their bed. She had died Of hemor.
rhage without awakening him.
Fargo.-North Dakota progressive
Republicans have indorsed Senator La
Toilette for President and Attorney
William LemRe of Fargo. a prominent
Equity leader for national committee
man.
Grand Forks.-David Whalen, gen
eral agent for North Dakota Of the
Globe Fire Insurance company. and
prominently known in insurance cir,
cles, died a Wichita. Kan. while On
his honeymoon.
Grand 'Forks.-Ihe program for the
North Dakota State Press association
convention to he beld in Grand Forks
January 2s and 20 has been completed
by Chairman NJ. I. Forkner of the press
program committee.
Fargo.-A meeting OF the board OF
trustees of the North Dakota Fi1emen's e
association viii be held in this city
. January 2" to make. arrangements
for, the annual conv vention to be held
in Fargo next June.
Washington, D. C.-The urgent de-
f1ciency appropriation bill considera'
tion of which has begun III the house
provides 100000 for commencing work
on, the postofilce at Jamestown and
$4,000 for the postomce> at Dickinson,
~ D.
Carrington.-ln promoting series
OF agricultural contests in Foster
county during this year, the Caring
ton Commercial club has created q
fund of $40 which will be distributed
ss.prize money to the boys and Eirla
winning.
F'ar7o.-For the seventeenth time
the Tri-State Grain Growers conven'
ton has opened here, and for the six,
teenth time President John H, Worst
OF the Agricultural college has called
the meeting to order as the chief e1
ecutivs of the association,
Hurdsfisld.-F1ve men were hurt.
one seriously. in the derailment Of &
caboose and severaLsIeight cars here
The; injured are j F. Kennedy. OF
Jamestown; Q. F. Tollefson: Of Valley
City; !: P. sheetsn, Of Fargo; G. Bel
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27
Constipation And Indigestion.

II have used Chamberlain's
Tablets and must say they arb
the best I have ever used for
constipation ID Indigestion.
My wife also used them for in
digestion and they did her good, .
writes Eugene S. Knight, Viii
mington, N. G. Obtainabls
everywhere.-Adv.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27

North Dakota and especially for Bis,
marck, was brought to the attention
OF the writer by 'ons Of the pioneer
residents OF the capital city, regard,
ing the thirty.iirst anniversary Of tbs
dedication OF the stats capitol build,
Ing, which was observed by an in,
ausural ball. The dedication Of tbs
capitol marked one oi the biggest
social events in this history OF the
capitol. Twenty-three hundred peoo}s
IRON all parts of the state attended,
the bail.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27

Ian, Of Turtle Lake. and Walter Eland.
CT panhotT N D.
t'aTgO.-Funera1 services for Walter
Muir. a pioneer resident. OF North Da
kota, and organizer OF the North Da
kota Farmers alliance quarter cen
tury ago, which virtually wss
the forerunner OF the equity
movement Of this decade we're held
from the Presbyterian church at HIN
ter.
Fargo.-Ihe sixth annual conven
ton Ct the North Dakota State AS
sociation, OF Builders and Traders will
be held in Fargo FEB. 8, Elaborate
atao1. a.rs eng ..4stIe : VI si.is
meeting and it is the plan Of the com
mites in charge to mai this the
organization.
Fargo.-On Nov. Is, l6 and IT F'srgl
viii entertain the North Dakota Edu
cational association at its annual con
vsnrion. This was decided at meet
ing of the szscutive committee of the
association. The cor aeren1e Of the
committee after transacting consider
able business relative to the coming
convention adjourned to meet ID
Grand Forks III May.
New Salem m-UairyinE and stocA
raising. not small grain crop farming
iE Responsible for bank deposits here
Of 100000. say the bankers. Iii 1918
tile district shipped twelve cars OF live
stock in 1914 twenty ght cars, and
In the past year 100 cars, Alfalfa and
dairy herds have made this the centel
OF the greatest creamery district in
North Dakota
St. John. N. D--With snowbankE In
places 10 feet deep and blanket ay
sra aglng close to two feet On the level
the Turtle mountains have expert.
encsd the greatest snowfall in years
All the country along tile Canadian
border has been fairly buried Some
roads have not been Travelled rol
breaking them open Until spring. One
little town In Towner county report:
that not farm rig has been in the
place for five days.
Minot-One Of the greatest grain
producing records attained III North
Dakota last year is that boas1ed by
Herman Abrahamson, residing 10
miles east Of Minot With the aid
OF two sons, age l6 and IS; he raised
$4,000 bushels OF wheat. 1900 bushels
OF rye. 500 bushels Of fax and 3,OOG
bushels Of oats and barley. ALREADY
he has marketed $4,000 worth oi
wheat, and he has 5000 bushels to
sell. while none OF the other grains
has been, marketed, Abrahamson's 4
bill for threshing amounted to s3.500
Fargo,-After canyassing the situa
ton, R. S. Nestos. campaign manager
for Senator a. 3, Cu1nmins Of Iowa,
has wired Washington and Des
MoineE asking authority to withdraw
Cummins' name as presidential can
didate in the North Dakota primaries
New Rockford-SiSteen committees
Of local business and professional men
left Monday for different parts Of the
state to circulate petitions. for signat
ures. to submit the question Of tns
removal OF ths state capitol to New
Rockford to vote OF the people
These committees will visit 81 cou7
Ass
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27
Notice Of Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the next
regular examination for teachers will
be held atthe County Superintendent 5
Office at Sherbrooke, N. D., on the
second Thursday and Friday of Feb
ruary being the 10th and 18th days.
Dated at Sherbrooke, n D., this
22pd daY of January, 1915.
Blonde a, HOLT,
44.2ti. Co. Supt. of Schools.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27
Women Of SadeniaTy Habits.

Women who get but little exercise
are likely TO be troubled with constipa-
tion and indigestion and will ind
Chamberlain's Tablets highly bene.
fetal Not SO good as 8 three or four
mile walk every day. but very much
better than to allow the bowels to re-
main in constipated condition They
are%easy and pleasant to take and
most agreeable in effect. Obtainable
ever ywhere.-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27

a woman who pays $500 for dress
has had something hung on her-and
not very much either, perhaps,
Folks persists in saying that matches
are made in heaven, Maybe they re
used to start the fire in hell
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27
Daily fhaudht.

A good inflow makes a good out
flow: he who takes in much can and
must gi7e much.-StarEe.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27

Few Killed by Lightning.
Fewer than one person ID every
$4,000 in Great Britain is killed hy
lightning,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27

Wouldn't there be terrible turmoil
in this old world if we executed half
the dire thing we work out in our
minds,
It's mighty good.for-nothing wo-
man who can't support one man and an
entirely good-for-nothing woman who
tries it.
While some OF us are casting around
for opportunity others would consider
it the greatest opportunity OF a life
time to be in position we are 80 anx-
ious to cast aside.
The person doesn't want the things
he can't get is quite likely to be fairly
contented, but if we all stopped with
the things that are easily attained what
slow old world this would be.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27
Calls Fair Managers.

Il. f, Flint. commissioner Of agri,
culture has called meeting Of the iair
managers Of North Dakota to be held
in Fargo March 3, at which time it is
expected state organization will ba
perfected D. Y. Moore. secretary ol
the Grand Forks fair associations, Will
attend AIr, Flint bloached tile subject
OF such an organization last summer
and has been making arrangements
for perfecting his plans, The purpose
Of such an organization is to work for
the mutual benefit,
r II X
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27
Rulings Of the Rail Road Commissioner:

Parties holding mortgages on grain
warehouses and grain therein have
some times attempted, through assign
ment by mortgagor, to collect the in.
surance on stored grain, The railroad
commission holds that insurance on
stored grain in the warehouse, or in
transit, is a trust fluid for the benefit
of the owner of the grain.
In number of cases whore grain
dealers have ceased business through
sale of the elevator, retirement, or in
case of fire or Insolvency, they have
experienced difficulty in calling In out
standing storage tickets, particularly
on rising market, the ticket holders
desiring TO holding for higher prices.
The railroad commission has ruled that
dealer under such circumstances may
deposit in the name of the ticket hold.
er some local bank of good repute the
value of the outsta nding grain on his
storage ticket on the day he quit bust
ness and the holder of the ticket is
compelled after due notice to accept
this price and surrender his ticket, as
the commission holds he cannot spscul-
ate on the warehousem an s account af-
ter the warehouseman has gone out of
business. In several instances elevator
companies have failed or an elevator
has burned and its owner has not re-
sumed business. A question has aris-
en- in such cases as to the date out
standing storage tickets became pay
able, as that date governs the price to
be paid. The railroad commission
holds that the date the warehouse was
closed or burned shall be the date for
redemption of tickets.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27
". o., PURE FOOD COMMISSIONER
CALLED, TO GiVE TESTIMONY
At WASHINGTON.
ITEMS FROM STATE CAPITOL
Bismarck Letter Giving Important
snd interesting News Of otfioiais
and Departments of North
Dakota Government.

Bismarck.
Or. T. F. Ladd. head OF the chemical
department OF the agricultural college
and pure food commissioner Of the
state. has lett for Washington. D. c..
where he will attend meeting Of tbs
COMMITTEES on Standards
The committee will conduct hearing
on baking powders and their ingredi.
ents. There vii! be reports and re.
commendatlons OF assembled referees
for Standardization of foods and drugs
At this meeting the subjects Of flour
and mill cereals, baking powders
daily products. canned goods. dried
fruits and soft drinks will be taken
UP.
Must Pay Special Taxes.
The supreme court has handed down
decision iii the case Of Murray Bro
theirs and Ward versus Carol l., But.
ties, st al. from Cass county. which
10 OF considerable interest to tha
property owners Of the city and state.
especially to the people Of Bismarck
as very similar case is pending in the
federal courts between Bismarck and
the United States over special assess,
ments On the property on which tha
post office now stands.
The opinion III the case was writ
ten by Judge 4. a, Bruce. The syL
labus lie part, is as follows:
Chapter s. OF lhe laws Of 1908
which provides that las between
vender aud vendee. ali special as.
sessments upon real property for 10,
cal improvements shall become anu
Ds lien upon the 1sal property up,
on which the sans are assessed,
from and after the first day Of de.
oember. next after such assessments
shall have besn certified and Teturns
ed to the county auditor, to the amount
SO certified and returned. and no m ore''
is applioablo to drainage asssssm enta
upon county property as we'll as to
property which is benefited by local
Improvements within the limits Of in,
oo1porsted cities"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27
Regents Nest in Fargo.


The board of regents in session At
Fargo. continued its consideration Of
the rough draft OF the educational sur-
VeE, but none OF the conclusions were
mate public. lii fact, the board has
not adopted any Of the findings and
will not take any action until tha
finished report is presented.
Principal Fred w, Smith Of tha
Bott1nean forestry school. Fred D..
Smith school OF science, and Dean Ken.
hedy- OF the state university were Civ.
eli a special hearing before the board
relative IT, the needs OF the various
Institutions.
sixty more days VIII be necessary
To complete the educational survey
or North Dakota The rough draft
has been completed and referred to
Dr r. B. Craighead for the polishing
process. When he has finished the en-
tire report will be referred to United
States Commissioner Of Education Clax.
ton, Who is directing similar work in
several other states
X
According to written opinion by
Attorney General Linde. board Of
health has absolute power to eniorce
vaccination and compel school chill,
dfsn to remain at home until they ara
vacclnated The opinion was written
at the request of DR.. c., J. McGurren
Of Devils Lake, secretary Of the state
board Of health
Since the Grand Forks health board
passed a resolution requiring yaccina7
tion before students can attend school
there has been more or less discussion
as to whether or not they had tha
eight TO do so.
According to DR. Alfred Dean, city
health omcef. the board has en-
counrered no dimculty in enforcing
the order, He declared that tnera
we're no new developments.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-27

Capitol al Years Old,
AI Interesting historical event Of
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-11-02

Weather conditions in this section
during October, while not al
together so good during Septem-
Der and August, continued favorable
to the Farmers. The five and one
half inches of rainfall which fell on
the 18th, 10th, 18th, and 18th of the
month, proved Of great value in plac-
ing the proper moisture in the
ground for fall planting, while the
dry spell preceding this rain was
broken, causing the cane to take or
renewed growth. The high winds or
the 10th and 18th proved Of value
in shaking up the cane to the point
Of taking on additional height anc
size. The blow was not sufficiently
strong enough to do great damage.
During October there were "a
clear days, with four days on which
rain fell. The partly clouded days
numbered four, while during three
days no sun could be seen at all, ex'
cept thru clouds.
The total precipitation for the
month reached $50 inches, with the
thermometer reaching its highest al
SO 1-2 degrees Fahrenheit in the sur
The lowest record was 36 IL de.
gress.
The first week in October started
the month off with very cool days
and nights, which served to assist in
maturing cane to the point of har
vest. The past few days of October
proved too warm for good results ir
the cane fields.
The general weather conditions
however, have not served to setback
the 1916 crop, and the prospects nov
for bumper crop are as good as Al
any time during the past five
A safe estimate would place one
third of the 1917 crop already plant
ed, with generally favorable condi.
tions surrounding the fall plant cane
The ground is at present moist
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-11-02
| New Flashes From i.
Near and Far

Provision trains destined for Chi
huahua City were looted by bandits
land the railway line from Juarez was
rendered impossible.
| Unusually violent fighting on the
ISomme front resulted in minor gains
for the Entente forces.
Pleas from all over the country
asking for relief from the coal fam.
line, poured into Washington.
| Democrats became more confident
of carrying New York State for
Wilson.
In a speech in Buffalo, President
Wilson scored attempts to use the
country's foreign relation for politi-
cal advantages.
Attacks upon the Underwood tar
iff law featured speeches Of Judge
Hughes in Indiana.
The German merchant submarine
Deutschland carried a cargo valued
at many millions Of dollars arrived in
New London, Conn.,, on its second
voyage to the United States.
The rise in marine insurance rates
was taken as evidence of the serious
ness of the German submarine cam
paign.
Livestock and agricultural dis
plays at the Louisiana State Fair
placed it on a par with the main fairs
throughout the country.
Secretary of State Power, of Mis-
sissippi, notified election commits
sioners the liquor fight result would
not effect the validity Of the ballots.
A $500 reward was offered for the
capture of the alleged slayer of
Homer Eubanks, young Caddo par
ish planter, by Eubanks' father.
Secretary Lansing issued state
ment in connection with the sinking
of the Marina in which he said the
governments policy as to submarines
has not altered since the destruction
of the Sussex.
John Copeland, charged with the
murder of William Black, an anti
Catholic lecturer, was found not
guilty by a jury in Galveston.
The Federal State Commissioner
and party returned from inspection
of the lumber, turpentine and paper
plants at Bogalusa and began a tour
of smaller plants.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-11-02
REWARDED FOR SERVICE

Mr.. Frank Vaughn, local agent
for the New York life insurance Com
pany, has just received from this
company a beautiful and valuable
solid silver fruit basket as a reward
for being the agent who produced
the greatest amount of business fol-
his company in the country districts
of his territory. The basket is hand.
somely engraved with Mr.. Vaughan's
name and is a prize which reflects
the appreciation of his company fol
the valuable services he has render.
ed.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-11-02

Stop coughing! you rack the lungs
and worry the body. BALLARD'S
iHOREHOUND SYRUP checks irri-
tation, heals the lungs and restores
comfortable breathing. Price 25c,
soc, and $1.O0 per bottle. Belanger
Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-11-02
Complete Weather and Crop Report
Of Month Ending October 3lSt

while early morning fogs serve to
maintain a condition favorable to
fall planting.
The European war, coupled with
kind Providence, has placed smile
on the farmers face that disguises
his proberbial physiognomy.
Fall gardens are now being plant
ed, and the good farmer is preparing
to reap a richer harvest next year,
both as to a money crop and as to a
crop for his own consumption.
The following is detailed state
ment of the weather conditions dur
ing October by days:
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-11-02

Rub a sore throat with BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. One or
two applications will cure it COM
|pletely. Price Csc, SOC, and $1.OO
per bottle. Sold by Belanger Drug
Co.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04

einen Iedei dut l,nlte bic Stange bins
Elm, bis iie an eiuem uulihtbaren Dis
beritdno aufitieB, uub legte Dds DIR an
oas anoere @noe.
Pas 1T unIere 6orhtontroue, ob bic
3urbjnen ildr laufen, ertldrte mir Der
StdbSiHssHieur.
g&Iarl@ 9as 1T has I66nife 8ort
Der SsemanusIpra6c! Orbnung, bic
beilies 9immelsto6tsr; aeinbeit, bas
3ei6tn alles 8ornebmen; &raff, bas
gbrenmal geiunber Suaenb; aqes bds
1T beI4lofen in Dem tIeineu S6rein
oes BOrtes: tlar.
3ur9 3fpei, brei G6otten, bercn
p0alc 0oppeltiiren 6inter uns INNER
IorgIam geIdIo len unb nit 6ebeIn bi6t
9ema6t uuroeu, treppauf unb treppab,
ii6er ben 8erbdnbspIdb NIT ben bereits
itebenosu Sperdtionsti6en uno 8a1s
rem, gings auf einmal in einen Raum,
no uns i6on beim Giutreten cine bide
SiBpeIle cntgegenIdtug. 6ier ipiegelte
iid feline 9liibIampe i'm blanfgepuBten
Meiiing. Sin runber Shadt fii6rte
mitttn in Oem nieoeren, dber breiten
9iercd faH bis iiber ben nit GtIenpIa.s
ten belegten 9oben. Sin fleiner Sunge
bate auf ben anien nod gerabe unter
BEN Sfaht our6trie1eu t0nneu. Dd
erfiilIt Elm Boltern bas Ro6r, uno cine
Gait aOblen itiir5t burd ben SdIun6
uno 6reitete it9 mitten i'm Roun. Rite
Btge @eielIen nit ptiBi9immernben
augen i'm idipar3eR @sfiht, bic 5pIen
I'M bic nadten, ldpiBenbcn 6iiften ges
f9nalIt, ellen 6erbei uno fhaufeln bas
Greien fir bic 3p0lf Geuerbiihien Dor
bic run6en 1iiren, binter benen bic Slut
pO9nt. Giner reiBt nit Ieinem 6aden
cine Der 5iiren auf Sin breites Beet
idmeI3peiber GpbItn per8ebrt R6 ba in
rotliaer prabt, unb btdulide Sale
f4peben 5itternb bariiber. ga III
niats S4nar8es mebr. Q(lIes lit rein
geiporOen pie bliiben6e Slut. Der Seis
ger bebt aus 3pei 6aten an Der 8ede
cine geipaltige Giienitange, iti4t nit ben
grmen, an Senen bic Musteta bart unO
mdger, fpte aus gidenboI3 geIdnibt,
berOprtreten binein, 9ebt un6 lodert
uub pirft bdnn in pudtigen G6piins
gen neuen i4par5en 8raB in bic gierige
Gpbe.
8a idreit i6ti1 cine glode an Der
Dano. Der G6er6ei3er ma4t brei
SdBe an ben 5eIep6onapparat uno
briiat bann bur9 BEN Baum: .4euBerte
Rratr
8unEEc MenidentnGueI, bic auf bem
toblenitaubbebedten 8oben in Qinteln
geIdIafen baben, ipringen auF. Ollie 5is
ren Dor ben GsuerbiiaIen I6tagen sus
rid, unb einen augenblid Ite6en bic
fhpar5en Ie9ntgen @eItaIttn nit ben
nadten 06ert0rpern in Der rotten
Geuersglut, tpie in elmer 8lorie BET
JIammenueIt, bic iie IeIbil erI6afFcn
baden unO beberrihen.
r6iinf Mtlimeter 8inb!" rufts irs
genOipober aug benz bIenoenben 2i6ts
Ideiu. llno Elm Deben unb Elm SauTen |
beginnt, aIs OBJ neue Belten in ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-04

nls mir tdmen. 9reibenbe Wlintn iuurs
ben INNER noh 5ur rsdteH 3eit eefdiet
uHb bann abgeiaoIien. Dime GrpIoIiOn
idnien bic tan3eHbsn Idpar5sn 6trens
teHel unter, uub mir quft6ldIen setqten,
no iie berfdnuuben partn. Diesmal
bdtten siuei 9lariueflua3suge bic aufts
duftldrung iibernommen. gines BON
ibHsn fam niht msbr 5uriid. Die Sor.
pebOboute iu6teu 5ipei Gage lang. Damn
itonb in ireenb elmer tlsinsn 3eituna
brinneH i'm adube cine Sobesan8eige NIT
einem eiIernen areua fir einsn sefa1es
iien 6elben mebr.
9as brittemnl ging eerdbetpeos bins
iiber auf GnsIdnbs aiiifs 5u. llntsr,
tpegs betanl infer Bdn3ertreuser gefebI
gum lImtebrsn. 4ber bic dnbern, bie
gang NIT briiben ipdren bis Dor gars
mouth unb 2olpestoFt, er5dbtten NIT
Isudtenben Auser, fpie geraoe i'm auaers
bid, lpo Elm engliiher S9nenSue BET
aiiite entlans fubr, bic aanoneR dnfin,
gen gu briiIen mad aIbion biHiiber.
Gber piie" tamsu benuo9 ni9t.