The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-09-09

IOIL xdtcS."A 4eII< UOuI Ao OISANS
Ing across the Missouri here.
Cathay.-The Cathay State bank has
been incorporated for $4,000.
Ellendale.-An office for internal
revenue collections will be opened
here.
Killdeer.-Special trains of stock are
ioeing shipped to eastern markets al
most daily.
Mohall.-John Miller paid John
Schwind of Iowa $4,000 for u section
of land here.
st. Anthony. - B. j. Campbell
threshed 27h bushels an acre Of wheat
from "a acres.
Grassy Butte.-A movement is on
foot to grade u good road between
here and Killdeer.
Observation-Disclosures county's first
car of wool for the state warehouse
was shipped from here.
Aneta.-The local civic club is do
ing u remarkable work in the Ameri-
canization Of foreigners.
Minto.-Catching his ring on a nail
as he leaped from a hayrack, John
Tandski tore off a finger.
Neutrality-suspicious. county will be
the first to benefit by the new COW bill.
A herd will be delivered this fall
Kindred.-A special election will de-
eide the question of issuing $4,000
city bonds to purchase the light plant.
Bismarck.-The North Dakota Casu-
| .n1t,, roy,vonx, 1nc l>non no0rnnrOt0d IN
insure against accident and disability.
Devils Lake.-The second annual
sale Of the Lake Region Shorthorn
Breeders association will be held OctO-
BIER ii.
Melville.-Phyllis, 7-year-old daugh-
ter of Herman Bohn, was killed when
a dray wagon in which she was riding
upset.
New Rockford.-Mrs. Charles ALL
maras is in a critical condition after
having her scalp nearly torn off in a
washing machine.
Bismarck.-The number of hail
losses reported to the state insurance
department will reach $4,000 this year
as against $4,000 last year.
Carrington.-Joint action will be
taken by the commissioners of Foster
and Griggs counties on the construc-
ton of 10 miles Of highway.
Fargo.-Corporal Henry G. Mosley,
in the United States recruiting service,
WIS killed in a motorcycle accident.
A bride of a month survives.
Grand Forks.-Despite the franchise
granted by the Tennessee ratification,
North Dakota women cannot serve on
juries under the existing laws.
Bismarck.-In connection with the
state ate hearing here in October
North Dakota shippers will meet and
form Il statewide organization.
Dickinson.-One hundred former
residents of this city, now making
their homes in and around Seattle
held a g%et-together picnic which will
be made an annual affair.
Bismarck.-From the $1,O72, 1876;
valuation on farm lands in this stat
for 1919, the equalization board thi
year chopped $780, O4 ,O24 for 1920. Th'
: taxable valuation now is 81, O36. 1913, 629
Bottineau.-Miss Bernice Clark
r graduate of the state university and
school teacher, committed suicide b,
hanging from a door hinge. She los
her voice following an attack of tn
s flu.
e Beach.-More than SO stitches wer
necessary to close wounds inflicted il
the head and back of Harold Eide, II
9 who was csawed by a Gagged homes
6 in the menagerie of n travelling carnl
S val company.
Ellendale.-Mrs. Dan Schmierer, q
side a shock of grain dead. She ha
been helping with the harvest an
n heart failure is assigned as the eau
Of her death.
Golden Valley.-Cecil G. Finney wa
e MORALLY injured when he stuck hi
J. pitchfork down the blower Of
IT thresher to loosen a clog. The for
was blown back and struck him b.
e tween the eyes.
r Bismarck.-The first six months G
n this year the state collected mote
y vehicle fees to the amount Of $3S7
239.95. Cass county's share Of the II
ceipts is larger than that Of any othe
J. county, %totaling $1S,3S2.93.
ID Grand FOrks.-The city Commerce.
l. club will support the movement t
n make improvements at the state fa1
le grounds costing around $4,000. A ne
racetrack and a new grandstand ar
10 among the things contemplated.
Is Mandan.-The first caisson of tn
ID new Missouri river bridge was sunk t
d a depth Of about 80 feet, on the eas
Re bank of the river. All the piers wi
be grounded deep because Of til
If t]reacherous bottom of the Missouri.
ID Bismarck.-Because the salary {
ID county officers is not keeping pac
N with living costs, he declares, G. I.
ID keenan, resigned from 13 years {