The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-10-07

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Deering-Rye seeding for next year
already is under way.
Elendale-A movement is on foot
to raise more sheep in Dickey county.
Minot-Thomas, Frye, colored,. was
shot to death in q quarrel over a crap
game.
BiSmarck-Hail losses in 1920 to-
tailed l4,4O7 as compared with 12.S52
in 1919.
Glrnhurn-The Business Mems club
was organized with Fred Peglow as
president.
MaN-McLean county farmers visit
| ed the government experiment station
at Mandan.
Dickinson-Twelve pairs of Chinese
pheaSants have been liberated in
Stark county.
Nome-A pullet laying at less than
four months is the unusual possession
Of DR.. Mikkelson.
Sheldon-A half section Of land was
bought by Ed Frasse from an Iowa
land man for $4,000.
Misunderstanding killed the COW ;
fhorvald Olstad was milking and he
escaped without injury.
Grand Forks-The annual conven-
ton of the North Dakota Educational
association will be held November
1912.
Williston-Seven of the nine deer in
the park died mysteriously and the
I. keeper believes them to have been
: poisoned.
t Iitchville-Harry A. Olson is the
last man back from the service, having
served since the armistice as a guard
in Germany.
Fargo-The printers Of this city
to meet their quota Of the Salvation
Army fund drive.
n Grace City-Citizens object to tran
silent sportsmen killing more than the
limit of wild game and strewing it
along the highways.
g Standardization exists between a
simple monument or a memorial hos
pital in memory of Hazel Miner, the
little storm heroine.
IS Acknowledgment grown on corn land
d "hogged down" last year produced SIS
N more per acre luau OtIeE lduu Ou llc
Gus Macklem farm.
Y Drayton-Thomas II. Patterson, SER
vice man, died in q government school
"a in Minneapolis as the result of being
gassel early in 1918.
I'd New Rockford-Some 300 members
st. of the agricultural branch of the I. w.
ne ". held a convention here. No dis
orders were reported.
he pisek-When the boards on the top
IL of the separator broke John Malafa
d went through into the machinery AID
suffered the loss of a leg.
ng Fargo-The federal census bureau
ed announces the population of North
rs Dakota at 645. 100, an increase in ten
years of GS,S74 or IS per cent
he Emblem - Lightning struck and
killed three horses hitched to a pillow
he just a momen after the driver mad
m. 'dismounted to go IN IN errand.
I'd CONFERENCE.-THE Grainmen's Printing
OF company is now in possession of the
Va Courtenay Gazette and will issue q
Oh publication in the interest of North
Dakota .grainmen.
Of Valley City-Three medals, one OF
ISIS which was pinned on him by Genera
'ot Leonard Wood, were won by JacOt
Combs for craftsmanship at the CAM
Custer r. O.. 7. c.
re .Mandan-Popular subscription here
ng raised the $4,000 debt on the Deacon
lie ,ess Hospital property and a statewide
ed campaign will be ~inaugurated TO endoV
the institution with $15O,O0O.
F.. Columbus-Railroad spurs and OtheI
Wy improvements together with e1tr,
a effort in the actual digging in tn!
70 mines are speeding the production O
ignite here to help tide North DakSt,
laf over what is predicted as a hard win
ar ter.
om Minot-Havin; sold the Dakot'
all. State Journal to John A. Corbett q
NflIiston and Victor Corbett of Ken
naane, IL. ID. Mc(;ahan, fourth oldes
ig- newspaper man in North Dakota i,
81 point of service, will move to CalifOr
as nia.
ed acknowledgements for this city,
lad new school building was let to a Min
his neapGlB firm at s17 1900. a local firm
won tine contract for the mechanical
hrs equipment at S23.5S1. Other features
lge wifi bring the total cost to abou
CHI $4,000.
lst Farso-Reports from the Minneapo
'ad lis FEDERAL reserve bank estimate tina
t a crops in tie ninth federal reserve dis
he trict are wsrtl S1-.ojO.O OO. 200. Will.
not of the bzmper variety, high price!
IN make them rank with the most valu
ich able crops in the history of the region
I'm Nolne-Galen Perry ranked fifth il
a the stock judxin. contest for boys
% and girls clubs at the Interstate fai1
IL in Sioux City. Herbert Werner Q,
|ag Minor was ninth. and Myrtle Kearna
IN. Of Park River, one of the few girls II
Ter compete, was nineteenth. The team
ne. representing North Dakota boys anC