The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-05-08

In this city win be launched on May 10.
Starkweather.-S. Gudmundson, con
victed Of embezzlement here, twas SEN
fenced to serve one year in the state
penitentiary.
Berthold.-The largest potato ware
house in the state, with a capacity Of
100000 bushels, has just been opened
at this place. =
Dickinson.-The Stark County Farm
bureau will devote special attention
this season to the raising Of alfalfa
and sweet clover.
Observation-Disclosures county has pur.
chased a considerable amount of road
machinery in preparation for the good
roads movement being inaugurated this
season.
Fargo.-Local Maccabees are making
preparations for the entertainment of
visitors at the state convention of that
order, which is to be held here May IA
and Is.
Grand Forks.-Joseph Coghlan Of
this city, former law partner Of Assoc
ciate Justice Bronson, has been ap-
pointed supreme court reporter and
law librarian for the state.
Ellendale.-Mrs. F. e. Bergendahl,
pioneer resident, business oma and
club leader of this city, is dead, after
an active career which brought her
a wide acquaintance throughout the
state.
Minot.-Joy Hayes, I. w. w. agi.
tator, was arrested here for attempted
ioo;fononf of n Mot n,hon h1 nOrn.
seled striking power company EN-.
ployes to blow up the works Of the
employing company.
Bismarck.-F. w. Cathro of Botti.
neau has been appointed general di.
rector of the 100000 Bank of
North Dakota now being organized
under direction Of the industrial CON.
mission of the state.
Fargo.-Victory loan subscription
workers in this city and Grand Forks,
still over 100000 of their combined
quotas on May first, insisted that the
campaign would be continued until the
full amounts were made up. =.
REPRESENTATIONS are that an inn
mense chorus will be heard in Fargo
Mt the convention of the North Dakota
Young Peoples Lutheran league and
the State Choral union to be held at
the auditorium, June IL to Is.
Taylor.-The Community club re-
Gently, organized at Taylor has a
project on foot for the maintenance
Of a rest room and club rooms for
the use of t~ownspeople and the farm
ers' families residing neal by.
Fargo.-World war veterans Of
North Dakota, in special meeting
here last Saturday, elected delegates
to a national meeting to be held at
st. Louis for the perfection of the
Veterans legion which is to be formed.
Fargo.-Harriet, the two and one.
half-year-eld daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Rosenblum, fell seventy feet down
the elevator of the Pioneer block in
this city, landing on a concrete floor,
but was saved from death apparently
by her clothing, which seemed to
break the force of her fall.
Minot.-Waiters and cooks of this
city have organized q local union OF
their trade, following the example OF a
number of other North Dakota cities
and towns. Protection: of women
workers against %infraction Of the eight
hour law to become effective July first
will be n of the activities of the or
ganization.
Grand Forks.-D. w. Willard, we'll
known in this section for work done in
connection with the better farming
movement, has been designated as
field agent for North Dakota for the
federal board of vocational training,
the organization which has in charge
the rehabilitation of disabled soldiers
and sailors discharged from the u
try's service in the late war.
Fargo.-Out of each others arms
and into the arms of an officer of the
law was the rudely cruel experience
Of two young clippers from Becker
county, Minnesota, shortly after their
arrival in this city a few days ago.
, Frank Pieche, Fl years old, the young
man in question, was placed under
arrest charged with abduction, but
pleaded not guilty to the charge. The
. young m was but sixteen years
, old.
, Hillsboro.-After two unsuccess-
full attempts in one night to set fire
: to a local grain elevator, incendiaries
one night last week finally succeeded
, in firing the St. Anthony & Dakota
and Northwestern elevators stimuli
t~aneously and both burned to the
ground. The loss is estimated at $685.
, 600. Flying sparks started many other
small fires. but these were extinguish-
!, ed without the loss of any other
, buildings.
; Fargo.-What seemed a tragedy has
proved a hoax in the case Of Mrs.
!, Maud B%urleson, a former drug store
clerk in this city, whose death was re-
ported to friends through anonymous
, letters received a few days ago. The
letters bore detailed statements of the
young woman's alleged death from in
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