The Hope pioneer., 1919-12-25
north DAKOTA

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North Dakota architects will be held
here on June 81.
E:Snarck.-The Bismarck post of
the American Legion will have local
Womans Auxiliary.
Am:don.-The general store and
postolr:ce at Berman. rural point
about 15 miles from here, WAS de-
stroycd by fire.
W:llston. - The First Lutheran
church here entertains definite plans
| for the erection of q cOnmodous new
church building.
Devils Lake.-Th:s vicinity had a
unique incident in the marriage of IL
couple, Of whom the groom was so and
the bride 81 years of age.
Towncr.-The trial OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Zimmerman. who are held here
on a charge of child murder, has been
postponed until December 90.
Bismarck.-Governor Frazier has
attached his signature to each of the
- laws enacted by the special session
of the Sixteenth legislature.
Mandan.-The Missouri river bridge
proposition got an additional boost at
Il get-together banquet held by the
business men of this city.
Manuan.-The Methodist church of
this city was destroyed by fire, With a
loss of about $4,000, only one-fourth
of which was covered by Insurance.
Bismarck.-The Bnrleigh County
Sunday School association. in annual
convention here, were addressed by
President Il. Lee Howard of Fargo
college.
BiSmarcll.-Coal mines being oper-
ated under state direction were eX-
pected to be formally returned to
their owners some time within the
past few days.
Fargo.-It is announced from Min
neapoliS that the Ninth district fed
eral reserve bank will hereafter clear
North Dakota and Montana checks
without collection Of exchange.
Glasston.-Alhert Bride of this
place believes he holds the champion
ship for big turkey ra:sers in the
state--having just slaughtered and
dressed Il bird weighing 40 pounds.
mestOwn.-Jamestown college is
making Il number of valuable improve
ments and additions to its equipment
with funds raised by President 3. II.
kroeze in recent eastern campaign.
Bismarck.-J. H. Riley of Sterling,
was elected president of the North
Dakota Farmers Educational and Co.
operative union at it's annual meeting
which closed in this city last Thurs
day
BismarcE.-This city will this> week
vote upon the issuance of $4,000 in
bonds for the erection of another
needed school house. The present en-
rollment in local public schools is
1926.
Dickinson.-So many acceptances
were received to invitations to attend
the Missouri slope stockmen's meeting
called to be held at Belfeld that it
was found necessary to hold the meet
ing here.
Jamestown.-George Allery pleaded
guilty to the charge of manslaughter
in killing Of Newton Brown. The de-
fendant, who is but Is years Of age,
was sentenced to serve ten years in
the state penitentiary.
Bismarck.-Senator ]. I. Cahill of
Grant county has begun suit against
State Auditor Carl Kositzky to compel
payment of mileage and per diem for
services rendered during the special
legislative session.
Fargo.-A1ore than $TOO in 'cash
prizes and large number of other
valuable premiums are offered for the
best exhibits of North Dakota grown
seeds at the exhibition to be held here
by state seedsmen January 2O-24.
Williston.-J. A. Galley has been
awarded a verdict of $2,7OO against
p. l.. Gunderson in damage case for
$4,000 which has been pending in the
court for some time as result of
shooting incident which occurred about
two years ago.
Bismarck.-The state pardon board
met and adjourned without action on
the case Of D. II. Ugland, whose
parole was claimed by Attorney Gen
eral LANCER to have been violated by
unpermissible acts following his re-
lease from the state pen.
Bismarck.-The alleged record of
the state-owned trolley line Of having
been in operation for II or Is years
without an accident was broken last
week when the lone car employed in
the service ran into an aged coal
wagon driver, injuring him and badly
damaging his wagon.
MISUNDERSTANDING George C.
Feeder of the newly formed North Da-
kota Good Roads association, an
nounces that an active canvass will be
begun at once throughout the state
for memberships. The new organiza-
ton was launched at meeting held
at.Minot on December 8.
Jamestown.-An escaped inmate of
the state asylum for the insane, who
las been at large since the year 1912.
vas arrested here after returning to
tie city under an assumed name.
armed with a razor. with which he
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