The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-16
N0RTHDAKOTA

here October Is.
Observation-Disclosures county has sub
scribed it's allotment in the Salvation
Army fund.
Maddock.-Peter Erickson, who was
reported severely wounded and gasseu
while In action in France, has re-
turned.
Turtle Lake.-The Turtle Lake
Wave has been sold by Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Nelson to j. NJ. Smith of.
Martin.
Fargo.-Tag day in Fargo netted
the Florence C%rittent0n home $1,000,
according to Miss Lillian Topping,
superintendent.
Leeds.-A deal was consummated
whereby John Islcy became owner of
the Leeds Electric Light and Power
Sharon.-Ole Tredahl and John
Amundson were seriously wounded
when a 12-gauge shotgun was acct
dentally discharged.
company plant.
Drake.-C. II. Blair, a farmer living
three miles northeast of here, has
seven acres Of corn that he estimates
will go GO bushels to the acre.
Crosby.-Figures at the close of the
first week on attendance in the public
schools, show the biggest attendance
in the history of the city schools.
Williston.-The Northwestern Tele-
phone company has just completed
the Ambrose line after Keeping two
large crews at work most of the sum-
mer.
Ellendale.-Earl Fryatt was seri-
ouSly injured when a horse kicked
him in the mouth, bruising his face
severely, and knocking out eight
teeth.
Nelva.-The home of Oscar Johnson,
who lives southeast of here, was COM
pletely destroyed by fire. No one was
home at the time St the origin of the
fire is unknown.
Hope.-G. A. Warner, who has been
cashier Of the Hope National bank
since its organization, has sold his in
terest to Ole Arncgard Of Hillsboro
and resigned his position.
Fargo.-A 300-milc visitation trip
will be made by special train through
North Dakota, Friday and Saturday,
October II and is, by 100 mobiles of
the El Zagal temple of Fargo.
Bismarck.-An apartment house to
cost $4,000 will be erected here
probably this fall. The new building
will be erected by f. w. Murphy,
owner of the Rose apartments.
Mandan.-The Mandan Construction
company was awarded the contract
for the extension to the Rosen cloth
ing store, the amount of the contract
being in, the neighborhood of $4,000.
Devils Lake.-W. ]. Ryan, who
worked in the Chicago cafe, and as
travelling salesman for a fur
of this city a few months ago, is re-
ported to have been murdered at Car
rington.
Wyndmere.-The Sweet iewelry
store of this place was burglarized
and 145 pieces of jewelry taken, in
Guiding watches, rings, gold pocket
knives, cuff links, fobs and gold lead
pencils.
Lakota.-J. P. Larson, owner of
the local electric light plant, narrowly
escaped death when he accidentally
touched a live wire While repairing the
Great Northern scmapilore light at the
depot.
kenmare.-Returned men of Ken
mare have organized the Heidenberg-
Peterson post of the American Legion,
naming the Kenmare post after two
boys Of that vicinity who fell while
fighting in France.
Wimbledon.-A. NJ. Hewson is act
ing postmaster here until the office is
permanently filled. A. ]. Swartout,
who rendered his resignation some
months ago. has been appointed state
deputy game warden.
Valley City.-Owing to a heavy fog
o%bstructing their view, John Smith
and William Albrecht, living ncar Lu-
verne, suffered bad injuries When the
a in which they were riding was
struck by a train at a railway cross
ing.
Minot.-The remains of Glen eleven,
state representative of the twenty
ninth district, who died in Spokane.
were shipped to his relatives here. Mr..
eleven took sick two weeks before the
last legislature convened and was I'M
able to attend the session.
Hazelton.-Two girls who escaped
from the state reform school at Man
dan were returned last week. 1T
seems that the girls became tired of
wandering about the country and i'm
mediately got into communication with
the superintendent of the school uDon
their arrival here.
Beach.-At the ghostly hour of ten
minutes past midnight, between two
cemeteries, three miles south of
Beach, 200 bottles of bonded whiskey
were confiscatcd by Assistant Attor-
ncy General Il. Il. Cox, in. charge of
the attorney generals flying squadron,
Crosby.-A further step in the
growth Of the public schools of this
city, under the supcrintendcncy of v
Il. Goddard, is the addition of the new
department of vocational agriculture
which has in its purpose the training
OF pupils in seed analysis, termination