The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-12-04
Bismarck.-This city is to haze q

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Grafton.-Younger members of the
local Catholic church will give an in
door carnival on December II md L..
Williston.-The "drummers'" barbe-
cue to be given here on December 6
will be an affair of unusual interest,
it is said.
Taylor.-A regular fire department
with chemical engine, hook and lad
der and hose equipment has been in
stalled here.
Grand Forks.-Anton Vertina, alias
Dirkin, has been arrested here for
alleged desertion from the navy eleven
months ago.
Mott.-Hettinger county commits
sioners have arranged to help drouth-
stricken farmers secure necessary hay
for stock.
Ray.-Thieves broke into the Lin
well department store and ritled the
cash drawer but left the sugar barrel
untouched.
Observation-Disclosures to the amount
Of $17,5OO,O00 in the Bank of North
Dakota are announced by Director
General F. w. Cathro.
Fargo.-Knights of Columbus held
a ceremonial and initiated a large
class of new members into the order
on Thanksgiving day.
Fargo.-A number of e%nterprising
! communities in the state flooded skat-
! ing Kinks for use of the young people
over the Thanksgiving season.
Carson.-The accidental killing of
Paul Newman, II years old, occurred
l near here while the boy and an older
brother were out hunting rabbits.
Minot.-Charles Kenyon, who at
: tackled his divorced wife with a knife
at a rooming house in this city, has
pleaded guilty of attempted murder.
Bismarck.-Dr. w. Mcneil, wanted
for forgery and fraud in several North
Dakota cities, is reported to have
. fleeced Winnipeg merchants of over
f $4,000.
Fargo.-Guy Davis of Emerado,
aged q, fell to his death in an eleva-
tor shaft at the Equity Cooperative
Packing plant, where he. was en-
ployed.
Bismarck.-In a test fire drill held
in the Will school house 437 pupils,
many of them very young, We're
cleared out OF the building in less than
o a half minute.
e Grand Forks.-Literary societies at
the state university debated the pro.
priety of teachers organizing unions
to affiliate with the American Fedora.
ton of Teachers.
e Grand Forks.-Count Ilya Tolstoy
son of the famous Russian socialist
novelist, scathingly attacked boti
"Bolshevism" and the American I. w
w. in an address delivered hero.
e Velva.-A formal charge of murder
a has been filed against Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Zimmerman Of Granville If
connection with the death of littl,
Y Margaret kottke a few weeks ago.
e Wahpeton. - The state scienc,
schools orchestra distinguished itsel:
for the character of its musical mum
bers furnished at the Sargent count,
b, teachers institute held at Minor re
0, Gently.
r. Bismarck. Secretary George N
q Remission of the Bismarck Commercial
st club, has returned from meetings a
= which was perfected the North Da
er kota Association of Commercial Clul
If Executives.
ID Bismarck.-The new magazine to b,
al issued in the interests of the Ameri
to can Legion in this state will be called
The Legionaire, the title having beer
k decided in q contest in which man!
1T submitted names.
Fargo.-On the basis of figures re
IL ported in a religious census of tn,
,e city, in which practically all denomi
nations assisted, it is estimated tina
ty Fargo's present population is nov
ty well over the $4,000 mark.
to Pembina.-A barn maintained by tn,
ID city for the accommodation Of farm
to ers' teams was burned to the grount
by fire of unknown origin, which va:
discovered too late to rescue all til,
y, teams in the structure at the time.
Grand Forks.-North Dakota pro
duced this year only 65 per cent u!
le many potatoes as in 1918, or 5,796,ON
Id bushels as compared to 100000 bush
els last year, reports A. J. Surratt
N field agent of the United States bureau
er !. Of crop estimates.
I'd Pembina.-A wide spread between
S. wheat prices here and at Emerson OF
the Canadian side of the boundary ha!
is resulted in the rushing of much Cana
Of dian wheat into the Pembina marke
within the past two weeks.
,e-l Dickinson. - Ben Sisley, quarter
breed Indian, and alleged accomplish
le of w. H. Hardy, who has been called
re the cattle rustler king of North Da
le kota, was taken into custody at Col
fax, WASH, recently and has beer
brought to this city for trial.
h Hillsboro.-The 1,2S0-acre Bruins
dale farm in this section, sometimes
known as "the old Hurry farm" has
l. been sold to parties from Grand Forks
IS and will probably be divided up
IS Hurry, the former owner, is remem
bered as one OF the early promoters