The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-11-04

Van Hook-A night school is being
organized.
Linton-Fire totally destroyed the
Farmers elevator.
Hope-The $2s,5O0 Congregational
church has been dedicated.
Washburn-The creamery has been
closed for want of a manager.
Beach-The first snowfall of the
season was three inches deep.
Minot-Elks are raising Christmas
funds for the children of the city.
Stanley-Research is being made
into the cost of wheat production.
Mapleton-Ninety cents. in pennies
was the haul Of burglars at the N. p.
depot.
York-Chester Nybo will recover
from a fractured skull sustained in an
auto collision.
Fargo-School enrolment totals A.
OS3, with 3,193 in the grades and 500
in the high school.
Grand Forks-"Community Affairs"
is the publication issued monthly by
the local Commercial club.
Lunds Valley-The Lunds Valley
News is published under the auspices
of the schools of the village.
Knox-A wagonload of furniture
was nearly all destroyed when it
caught fire while being moved.
Fargo-The Red Cross organization
of the state is laying extensive plans
for the sale of Christmas seals.
Bismarck-It is possible that lists
of names of those who failed to meet
the income tax will be published
Scranton-Harry Olson, %, was
e]lectrocuted while working on q
power cutter in the briquetting plant,
Mott-The 40 Acre Corn club idea
was responsible for a corn acreage of
5000 in >Hettinger county last season
Shields-Generous prizes and a big
program featured the Community cele
bration and exposition held here this
week.
Crosby-By mending and remodel
ing old clothes, 400 Divide county wo
men report a saving of $1,42G the pas
year.
Lakota-Ensign Elmer r. Sjurseth
%, son of Peter Sjurseth of this city
dropped dead in the Mare Island nav,
!: yard.
Sherwood-Farmers of this vicinit
give complete right Of way to "whis
key sixes'' in their mad rush frol
Canada.
Rugby-Finishing its season withor
f q defeat the high school football teal
n Ahas issued a challenge tO>any team j
! fthe state.
Wahpeton-The record price fc
y Richland county land recently W;
It registered when 1S9 acres sold ;
IS $17S.5O an acre.
d Verona-After three years of servit
r as a captain in the United States med
cal corps, DR.. Fl. 3. Wentz will retul
e, to his practice here.
u Cniversity-One day for Thanksgi'
o. ing and a correspondingly longer Vi
al cation for Christmas are parts Of Il
u new holiday schedule.
d Wahpeton-One thousand dollars
er the price brought by a Poland CHR
~ hog sold by l.. c. Reimenschneider
u Des Moines purchaser.
:: Lansford-This place and Sherwoc
will each have bi-weekly Method
H. services, DR.. Burns having been a
80 signed the joint %pastorate.
- Wahpeton-The morning after 81
had said at the dinner table that h,
life work was done and she was reat
:. to go, Mrs. Stella Smith, %, was foul
~ dead in bed.
Donnybrook-N. ]. Jensen lives
- California but lie prefers to make Il
money farming in this vicinity,
comes back every year to look aft
his interests.
Manning-The matter of the r
moval of the county seat Of Dur
county to Dunn Center, Halliday, We
ner' or Killdeer was not on the N
vember ballot.
Hankinson-When the wall of
sewer ditch caved in Fred Falk, 2
was instantly killed. He was suppol
ing his widowed mother and Is br
Tiers and sisters.
Oakes-"Daredevil" Haynes, AWAIT
doing stunt flying at the local fete d;
celebration, was badly shaken up wht
his parachute collapsed and he landt
in a piece of stony ground.
Dickinson-A Russian resident, u
able otherwise to express her resen
ment, used a rolling pin upon tt
health officer who was lacking
quarantine sign upon her home.
Elbowoods-The widow Of Chi
Sitting Bear has presented his Ger
monial robe and moccasins to Il
State Historical society. Another fe
ture recently added to the historic
collection at Bismarck is a series
photographs of famous Indians, pr
sented by @ former resident now
Wisconsin.
FairmOunt-Ten thousand dOlla,
worth Of purebred Shorthorns wei
the seasons sales for r.. =. William