The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-07-17

tauqua meeting Of this city is being
held during the present week.
Halliday.-Pauline Schacker. a tele-
phone operator here. was killed in an
automobile accident on July Fourth.
BiSmarrk.-Clairman JAS. A. Brown
OF iolla has resigned his position as
member and head of the state board
of control.
DickinSon.-This city's assessed val
uation under the new law this year
amounts to S2.SlG,1 LAT as against ST.
1892 las, year.
Leeds.-t'raZcd by grief at the sud-
den death of her lO-year-old daughter,
Mrs. j. G.. Morkrrt of this city sui
cided by drowning.
New England.-A large Ignite coal
mining company has recently been
formed will, offices in this city, to
work mines at %llavelock.
Grand Forks.-Otficial reports show
the grlS>hopper menace gradually
growing more serious among counties
in the eastern part of the state.
BiSlnarrk.-The tornado which swept
the northwestern part of the state on
July " has brought out more than POO
reports OF hail losses in the Storm
swept area.
Grafton.-Colonel John II. Fraine.
OF the former First North Dakota
regiment. has returned from Is months
of overseas service and is now ut his
home in this city.
Glen Ullin.-August Hagrman. for
mcrly Of this city. who was killed in
action on the ST. Mihicl front, has
been poSthnmously awarded the dis
tinguisllcd service cross.
E~cSent.-A boys and girls stock
Judging contest was recently held
here, the winners of which are en-
titled to take part in the state contest
of Boys and Girls clubs.
BiSlMarck.-rhr new state board Of
equalization created under an act
passed by the last legislature will be-
"in its annual meeting in this city ON
the first Tuesday in August.
F;lrSo.-Thrcatcned danger of black
rust in various sections i'm the eastern
part of the state is now believed to
have been avcrtcd by the favorable
weather conditions of the past week
or ten days.
Grand I'ork>.-A class of II appli-
cantS sought admittancc to the hm, in
North Dakota through examination
which WAS held at the cour, house
here last week, before the state board
of bar examiners.
acknowledgements farmers and
cattle mrn Of this county have organ
lied Il cattle company with capitalism
lion placed at S25O,OGO, for the purpose
of aiding in the live stock develop
mcnt of this region.
Bcacl'.-Wilbur, the 11-year-old son
of Lyman Page. Oncc !; candidate for
nomination as secretary of state, was
accidentally hanged on the reel of Il
binder while trying to initiate circus
stunts. The child was dead when
found.
Fargo.-Thr first annual meeting OF
The American Legion for North Dakota
will be called to convene here at Il date
to be named in October instead of Il
July date recently suggested. it has
been given out by Julius Baker, state
chairman, who resides here.
Bislnarck.-Rrv. Father John Hal
loran. wcll-knOwn young Bismarck
priest who has just returned from an
army chaplnincy overseas with IL lieu
tenants commission. has been as
signed to a p%astoratc at Powers Lake
in the northwestern part of this state.
Dickinson.-"Mutt," an Airetale
puppy belonging to little Vivian La-'
vine. rushed as if to rescue her when
l, .,,,,. l,.,. .l,.,A A.. i ..,.-l. --t.
pile of falling railroad ties. The
child. apparently warned out of the
way. jumped in time to saw herself
bu, the dog was caught and crushed.
B~ismarck.-By affirmative vote Of
McssrS. Brown and N:srI Of the state
board Of control former Deputy.
Warden Charles Mcdonald has been
appointed acting warden Of the state
pcnirenti;ry to fill out the %ullcXpircd
term of Warden Frank S. THIcolt. re-
signed. The term extends to April
80. 1927.
Devils Lakc.-Thr State Dairyncn's
and BrttrrmakrrS' convention held
here July Sth WAS we'll attended.
Speakers included State Dairy Com
missioner j. j. Os,crla,ls, Prof. Van
lrlt. Iowa. dairy expert. and Prof.
Hrckrr. head of the animal huSbandry
department at the Minnesota state
university.
BiSmlrck.-rhc state railway cOln-
mission has issued invitations to grain
men and others interested. to attend Il
meeting to be held at the commits
Sion'S office on July % to determine
means to avoid or fix responsibility
for grain losses in course Of shipment.
The required establishment of track
scales ut primary shipping points is
II of the protective plans said to be
contemplated.
Observation-Disclosures General Will
liam LANCER has ruled that North Dn-
Soia newspapers holding appointment
by designation of boards of county
commissioners as "Oifirjnl" for thrir