The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-06-13

I mere. There are no cleWS.
Fargo. B. Eaton, has given this.
| state game and fish commission the.
use of a 1,000-acre tract in McHenry-
county for the establishment of a.
game refuge.
Crary-The Farmers Club Of Crazy
will hold their first annual picnic Sat-
urday, June %. 1t is expected that;
the affair will be one of the largest.
held in that part Of the county.
Grand FOrks-The Y. M. C. A. has,
organized a salvage department for.
the local Red Cross, which is expectedi
to be a very effective means of rails
ing funds for the association.
Sharon.-The Trondenes Lutheran
congregation here will build a new
church to take the place of the old
one burned to the ground two years.
ago after being struck by lightning.
Neville. - Nelson county's annual
Old. Settlers picnic, usually held at
Michigan, will be a county picnic in:
the interest of Red Cross work this
year and will be held at Stump lake
July 1. ,
Valley City.-Thieves entered the
public library here during the night:
and made a clean getaway withs
$3.50, which was lying on a desk.
Entrance was gained through a base.
ment window
Fargo.-Private John Murphy, 81, o.
this city, died at Camp Dodge, Ia, Of
pneumonia. A sister is a Sister in
Sacred Heart Academy here. His:
father, four brothers and three sisters;
reside in Ireland.
Fargo.-Hundreds of Northwest.
Shrine d%ignitaries and notables pap
ticipated in the big patriotic parade.
which was a feature of the annuali
spring ceremonial of Ell Zagal temple.
A. A. o. N. NJ. S., here.
Edmore-Edmore merchants have.
issued a notice to the public that
hereafter their stores close a half
hour earlier in order to permit en-.
ployers and employees to plant war
gardens and give the same proper
care.
Bismarck.-The North Dakota rail-.
way commission will meet in New
England to consider a location for
New England's new flour mill, which
will be n of the largest institutions.
Of its kind in North Dakota, with a.
production of 200 barrels daily.
Bismarck-North Dakota has been.
asked to contribute $500 for the pur-.
chase of athletic paraphanalia for
the Sammies at Camp Dodge. Min
nesota has proposed to donate $500
if North Dakota will do the same.
1t j S proposed to raise the amount;
by public subscription.
Tappen.-William Altman, 80, was;
instantly killed while blowing with q.
gas tractor near here. He was alone
in the field at the time, and is believed
to have become entangled in the fly
wheel. His head and jaw were brok--
en-, his right arm torn from his body
and the body thrown 20 feet from the.
engine, where it was found by search
ers hours later. His widow and young.
son survive.
Grand Forks.-At the Twenty-ninths
annual convention Of the North Da-.
kota Sunday School association, held,
here. the following officers were elec--
ted: President-Charles H. Simpson,.
Neville. Treasurer-M. B. Cassell,.
Hope. Recording Secretary-W. j..
Lane, Fargo. Employed Force; State
Observation-Disclosures c. Garrison
Field Worker-Bertha Rachel Palmer
Office secretary-Ethel Coover.
Fargo. = The state convention
Knights of Columbus in session here.
elected: George B. McKenna, Bis
marck, state deputy; P. w. Clemens.
Fargo, state secretary; T. E. F1aher--
ty, Bismarck, state treasurer; J. j..
Coyle, Minot, state advocate; H. L..
Reichert, Dickinson, state warden;
delegates to the national convention.
to be held at New York City August.
6 and z, Fred J.. Traynor, Devils Lake;
George B. McKedna. Bismarck; T. F.
Renwald, Minot.
Napoleon.-Charged with RESPONSE
bility for the robbery of the Napoleon
bank March 81, when the assistant:
cashier, Henry Biersdorff was found
dead beside the open door of the safe,.
from which s636.30 was missing, sheri--
dan 2. McElroy, printer, who came to.
the Napoleon Homestead last Septem--
Der from Grand Rapids, Wis, is held
in the county jail under bonds OF
$4,000. The charge against McElroy-
does not connect McElroy with the
death of Biersdorff.
Fargo.-At the seventh annual con-
vention of the North Dakota Fedora.
ton of Labor Minot secured the 1919,
convention and the following officers.
were elected: S. S. Mcdonald, Fargo
president; Con Meyers, Fargo, Sec
retary-treasurer; vice presidents and:
members of the board of directors
Frank Milhollan, Bismarck; Harry
Pitts, Burlington; Lee Brundage, Mi
not; Peter Morgan, Grand Forks, and
j. NJ. Johnson, Fargo. In a set of res
olutions pointing to the loyalty of or.
ganized labor as shown in the large.
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