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

thur will be abandoned after Octo-
Der Is.
Glen Ullin.-This city gave a home
coming for soldiers and sailors DC
toher 8.
Finley.-O. B. Gray of Page was
severely injured in an automobile &C.
cident While returning from Hope.
Bismarck.-Burleigh county will
have Il big homecoming celebration
which will be held October Is, 16
and II.
Pembina.--Antwine Monnette, IS,
II of the Oldest settlers in this sec.
ton of the state, died recently at his
home here.
Bismarck.-Mike and Tommy Glib.
bons of st. Paul will appear in a six.
round bout at the auditorium here Oc.
tober 16.
Fargo.-Mother Superior Battista,
Of Sacred Heart academy, passed
away after a three weeks illness Of
Bright's disease.
HaZelton.-With the return Of Leroy
Glenn and Fred Cabbage, X. Tye and
Elmer Peterson, all the fighting Yanks
of this city are home.
Notwithstanding to Chairman
Dave Fuller of the Salvation Army
drive, this community oversubscribel
it's quota about $25.
Minot.-Whilc attempting to stop a
runaway team, Edwin NJ. Hareroubt,
Il farm laborer, sustained injuries
which resulted in his death.
Grand FOrks.-Major George A.
Bangs of this city has been admitted
to practice law before the United
States supreme court at Washington,
D. C.
Devils Lake.--M1iss Mary Conmy, a
domestic employed in the home of F.
w. Mann, had her nose fractured and
received other injuries when knocked
down by a ear.
Shcldon.-John Dahm of this place
was arrested and taken to Lisbon,
charged with breaking into the Nc
Donald store. He was bound over to
the district court. =
Minot.-At a special meeting of the
board of directors of The Association
of Commerce it was decided to hold Il
potato and corn show here during the
latter part Of the month.
Grafton.-lIntrance was forced into
the general store belonging to Luther
Lykken and about $500 in cash stolen.
It is believed that the work was; ac-
compliShed by professionals.
Leeds.-Transfusicn of blood from
father to son saved the life Of Milo
Candee, who was accidentally shot in
the arm While climbing into an auto
mobile with a loaded shotgun.
Minot.-Three farm hands were
picked up here by the sheriff Of Will
liams county for tho alleged theft of
a Ford touring a r The car was
stolen from Peter Moe of Grenora.
Sykeston.-A school bus loaded
with children was tipped over when
n of the horses became frightened
by paper blowing a. ross the read.
None Of the children were seriously
hurt.
McHenry.--Walter Martin, a farmer
living II mile west of this place, died
from the results of a gunshot wound
received during a temporary derange-
ment. A wife and three children sur
vive him.
Lisbon.-Niills f.. More of this city,
who built the first house erected at
Fargo, which was Il log cabin in Island
park died here this week after an
illness extending over three and a half
years.
Bismarck.-A mi lion and a quarter
dollars worth of modern federal aid
highways will have been completed by
the state highway commission Novem-
Der Is, according TO Assistant State
Engineer w. w. Meyer.
Hampden.-An important business
deal was contaminated here when f.
r. Swartout sold the First National
bank to Martin Rimstad and liver
Iverson. The bank is one of the well
known institutions Of this country.
Mott.-Over 10000 acres of land
have been leased by the New England
Petroleum Co., and, according to Il. J.
Strang, manager of the company, the
big task of u~ncovering the wealth Of
oil in Hettinger county will commence
soon.
Ray.-As a step in an effort to urge
farmers Of Williams county to plant
more corn next year, the Equalit,
Farmers club held a special corr
meeting at the farm home Of w. A
Rorebeck, eight miles north Of this
city.
Bismarck.-Some very interesting
articles have been acquired recently
by the state museum, either as loans
or by donation. Some of these article:
were brought by returned soldiers O
the American eXpeditionary force:
and the army Of occupation in Ger
many.
Lisbon.-Eighty-two teachers were
registered at the Ransom count,
teachers institute which adjourned
last week. Bertha Palmer, assistan
state superintendent, and Prof. A. L
Schafer, state high school inspector
both Of Bismarck, We're instructors.
Grand Forks.-Edna Werner, aget
II, of East Grand Forks, Mimi, WA!
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