The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-10-30

teTIulle Il Dank lnSOlrent ana cause II
to be closed without the knowledge
and consent of the tate examiner.
The opinion was written by Justice
Bronson, Justices Robinson and Grace
concurring. 1t is stated that the Scan.
dinavian-American bank will be re-
opened in Il few days.
Langdon.-The Red Cross will pro-
vide for the expense Of Il school nurse
for Cavalier county.
Calvin.-Plans are being made here
for the installation of an electric
lighting plant.
Valley City.-B:rnes county boys
and girls clubs held their annual
Achievement day celebration Octo-
Der %.
Williston.-Knights of Columbus
are considering the erection of Il SUBJ
stantial three-story fraternity home
here.
DickinSon.-The state normal school
here will organize night school classes
to be operated during the winter
months.
Ellendale.-Four gunner have been
convicted here Of the wholesale rob-
berry of farm hands perpetrated near
Cakes early this fall.
HillSboro.--Major B. w. Boyd of
this city has been discharged from the
| Walter Reed hospital at Washington
and has returned home.
POrtal.-plans are being laid for the
construction of Il state and federal-
aided road through Burke county next
spring at Il cost of $4,000.
Fargo.-The annual meeting of the
state board of nurses examiners will
be held here at the Y. NJ. G. \. audi
forum Nov Ser 10 and 20.
Mandan.-W. w. Trivillian, Of
jamestown, a railroad brakeman, was
instantly killed in the yards here
when caught between two engines.
Steele.-C. w. Jokela. a farmer near
here, vas caught by the drive wheel
of Il tractor he was running, pulled
from the machine and instantly killed.
Sentinel Butte.-Public schools of
this city were the first in Golden VAL
ley county to report Il 100 percent en-
rollment in the Junior Red Cross
drive.
Minot.-Local Knights of Pythias
celebrated the paying off of the mort
gage on their home by Il celebration
in which the cancelled document was
burned.
Bismarck.-The third annual con
vention of Odd Fellows of this dis
trict brought together Il larger at
tendance than either of the preceding
conventions.
Carrington.-Mrs. G. w. McClusky
Of this city was elected president of
the North Dakota Federation of WO-
mans clubs at it's annual meeting re-
Gently held here.
FargO.-The installation of Il SUBJ
way under the Northern Pacific rail
Way tracks ut Tenth street has been
agreed upon between the railway ad.
ministration and the city commission.
Devils Lake.-The purchase of Il
local creamery by Il company capital
Zed ut $125,00O is believed to promise
this city n of the largest creamery
and cold storage plants in the north
west.
Devils Lake.-Hat poison was the
material used by a transient would-be
suicide in an attempt$Tupon his life
here One day last week. The patient
is in a hospital here with a chance to
recover.
Cando.-C. p. Peterson of Bisbee
and Paul Higgins. residing nort.l, of
this city. will be opposing candidates
to succeed Senator \. S. Gibbons ut
the special election called for that
purpose.
Columbus.-Herbert Smith, first vol
unteer in the pation's war service
from this city, was drowned when he
fell overheard from a tug in New York
harbor on his way home u few days
ago. He was in the navy.
Bismarck.-State Insurance Com
missioner S. A. Olsness is quoted as
favoring the repeal of withdrawal
privileges now allowed to farmers in
connection with the operation Of the
state hail insurance law.
NAtlIlItlIl." [AIDCl ~. DIOtkS, all lHttI
transient who recently confessed to
the murder Of his wife in Ohio many
years ago. is dead following the ill.,
ness which had Overtuken him here
prior to his confession of the deed.
Bismarck.-Public school teachers
of this city have entered formal de-
mands for a flat increase of salaries
amounting to 500 Il year. Unless the
demand is complied with in Il reason-
able time it is announced that IL strike
will result.
Fargo. - Unofficial n%nounceme
was made by 4. G. Townley ut IL pub
lie rally here last week that Grand
Forks would be designated by the
state industrial commission as the To-
cation for the first big s%tate-0wncd
mill and elevator enterprise. to be
built ut Il cost. it is said, Of aDprOXi-
mately 81 800 OO.
Grand FOrks.-Tlle state university
gave a %three-day program on "Citizen-
snip and Reconstruction" October %