The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-08-07
Fargo.-The annual meeting Of the
North Dakota Pharmaceutical ~assocla-


North Dakota Pharmaceutical assocla-
ton will be held here August Sc.
Braddock.-Little Geneva Magrune
Of this city is dead as q result Of
accidental burns received On July 10Th.
Fargo.-A business mems institute
is to be held here under auspices Of o
local organization during the week Of
October Is.
neutrality-suspicious. amounting
to $4,000 will be installed within a
short imc in the equipment of the tele-
phone company here.
Langdon.-The most successful fair
ever held in Cavalier county was clos
ed here last week, with q total attend
ance of 10000 people.
Cooperstown.-A large number Of
horses We're cremated in a fire which
destroyed the barn on the Leininser
farm in Kingsley township near here.
Grand Forks.-A weeks campaign
has been put on by local Lutherans for
the purpose of raising $4,000 for inn
mediate needs Of the new Bible school.
~Fargo.-An extensive exhibit Of war
relies, including field pieces Of many
oA"N's 10 pNAiiS SlAVNI AZ
Dakota points in the interests of army
recruiting.
Medina.-Stutsman county h%aylands
are being leased by farmers and
ranchmen from the western part Of
the state who will put up hay here
and ship it home.
Bowbells.-Local high school attend
ance has so far exceeded the build
ing capacity provided for that purpose
that a large new addition is having to
be erected this summer.
Cavalier.-Over 10000 people were
in attendance at the celebration held
here for returned soldiers, sailors and
marines. The program included IL
parade in which over 400 war veterans
took part.
Bismarck.--With nearly $4,000 auto
license tags now distributed to vehicle
owners for the current year., the regis
tration department has disburscd up
ward of $45o.0U to the SO counties Of
the state for road use.
Mandan.--A proposal is being con-
sidered whereby the five cities Of Bis
marck, Mandan, jamestown, Valley
City and Dickinson may unite for the
employment of Il full-time health Off
Ger who will divide his services be-
tween the five points.
Fargo.-Thr supreme court of the
state has been asked by Henry Amer
land, Il local business man. To set aside
the operation OF the worlimen'S COM
pensntion law. The application is in
the nature of injunction proceedings
designed to test the validity of the law.
Farso.-The North Dakota Mill and
+. Elevator association, having charge of
! the state-owncd enterprises Of this
) kind, has made appraisals of milling
! properties at Minot. Drake, Cakes and
! Paramount, and will shortly make a
Z report on such ;,ppraiSllS to the state
Industrial commission.
l Grand FOrkS.-Ituth Erickson, err
: ratio mystery woman who is
believed to have. been responsible for
{ many acts OF apparently w:lnton mis-
chief in this city and East Grand
I Forks, has confessed responsibility for
: 13 recent fires. Other persons are i'm
plicated in her testimony before the
insanity board, but the ON refuses
to divulge their names.
Valley City.-ItOlanu Palmer. alias
Harry Palmer, and Frank Busllnan.
: alias Frank CuShman. have been ar
: rested here charged With having coln-
! mitted IL robbery at r%cttibonc Lodge,
near Detroit, Mimi, a short time ago.
, An automobile and other stolen prop
erty was recovered from them, and
: thn1, J,Ivn Gnnr tnI.nt tn minnesota tn
stand trial for the rhine
r Fort Observation-Disclosures plans are be-
l ing made for the entertainment OF
General Hugh J.. Scott. who, it is said,
i will be Il visitor here ut :n early date.
General Scott WAS stationed here many
! years ago, and it was at this point
| that he was married to the daughter
l of Major Merrill of the Seventh
: Cavalry of Indian fighting fame. The
) general will he Il guest Of Colonel JAS.
II. Mclaughlin Willie here.
Fargo.-Moru than 200 large motor
trucks in line pnr:dcl the streets of
| this city on tn" closing day OF the
Interstate fair, bcdecked with banners
emphasizing the ship by truck idea.
l Motor trucks representing 20 1hanu-
facturing concerns Will shortly begin
; Il tour OF the state, accompanied, it is
! said, by a band. North Dakota towns
to be visited by the expedition, ac-
: cording to announcement, will be Ell
lendale, LaMoure, jamestown, Steele,
I Bismarck, Turtle Lake, Minot, Tovner,
{ Rugby, Churchs Ferry, Devils Lake,
Lakota, Larimore, Grand Forks, Hills
: bOro, Fargo and Warpeton. The tour
will last about three weeks, beginning
August 26.
: Reach.-M. X. Bowen, n rancher
! living south of this city, is dead as the
: result of a gun fight, which officers
! say was started by him when Con-
stable e. w. Taylor was serving re-
: plevin papers upon him at his ranch.