The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-01-01
Jamestown.-A new brick and tile
plant is one Of the early probabilities

plant is one Of the early probabilities
here.
Observation-Disclosures post No. SO
Of the American Legion has been or.
ganized here.
Bismarck.-The reign of martial law
at North Dakota coal mining proper
ties has been declared at an end.
Lakota.-Forty-three per cent Of the
public school pupils in Nelson county
are now enrolled in consolidated
schools.
Devils LaAe.-Additional local -hous-
ing facilities is a problem which is
having the attention Of the CONNER
cial club here.
Dickinson.-This city will be a con-
testant for selection as the place for
location of the l. o. y. F.'s proposed
new state home for needy members.
Bismarck.-A local a was SEN
fenced to 80 days in Jail and the pay
ment of a $50 fine for assault with a
dangerous weapon with intent to kill.
Mandan.-The Methodist D%eaconess
hospital is to be supplied with nm ad-
ditional and wholly modern building
125x4O feet and three stories in
height.
Grand Forks.-Formal dedication ex-
ercises are to be held for the new high
school building some time shortly after
it's opening for use, which will be on
January ).
Crosby.-Many cases. both civil and
criminal, are scheduled for hearing at
the term of district court for Divide
county, to be opened here on Janu-
airy 5.
Fargo.-The local Y. NJ. G. 4. has
received a gift Of $500 from Mrs.
John S. Watson, widow of the promin-
ent local attorney Of that name, recent
ly deceased.
Grand Forks.-Attendance at the
state university up to the completion
Of the autumn semester is larger by
nearly 200 than at the same season in
any previous year.
Minot.-Edward Bryans, ranchman
and pioneer resident OF Renville county,
is dead from pneumonia contracted at
San Diego, Calf, where he was spend
ing the winter.
Mandan.-The North Dakota State
Dairymen's association will hold it's
annual meeting ut Mandan February
II and is. An excellent program is
being arranged.
Grand Forks.-Rigid economy in the
use OF coal at the university through
the vacation season is expected to help
offset previous heavy overdrafts upon
the years supply.
Dickinson.-Truman Helgeson, a
young Dunn county farmer living IA
miles north Of Taylor, was killed by
the accidental discharge Of q gun While
out hunting j%ackrabbits.
Neutrality-suspicious. portions of the
state are represented on the new
board Of directors, elected at a recent
annual meeting Of stockholders Of the
Missouri Slope Fair association.
Bisbee.-The English class in the
local high school received special en-.
colniums upon the satisfactory man.
ner in which it presented a drama
tization of Dickens Christmas Carol.
Grand Forks.-The 1919 sowing of
winter rye in North Dakota is below
normal, according to a recent bulletin
issued by A. ]. Surratt, field agent Of
the United States agricultural service.
Fargo.-The state agricultural col
lege will have sever delegates in at
tendance at the international conven-
ton Of student volunteers, to be held
in DeSA1OineS from December 81 to
January 4.
Bismarck.-Henry H. Bodenstab.
fusion candidate for congress recently
defeated in the Milwaukee district in
Wisconsin by Victor Berger, Socialist,
is a brother of DR.. W. II. Bodenstab, a
physician of this city.
Fargo.-Thirty-two counties in the
state have effected organizations
among their religious workers de-
signed to oppose the adoption, of the
referendum repeating the so-called
blue laws affecting boxing, cigarets
and Sunday observance in the state.
Douglas.-Local citizens are now
shoveling snow from the walks adjoin-
ing their premises without delay, &C.
SOAuAu6 W ISpOIISs 61uCc q IOCdl JUSTICE
imposed fines on a number of them for
delinquency in this respect. in accord
ance with the provisions Of a city or
dinance.
Hillsboro.-The Consolidated school
teachers at Caledonia went on strike
when the school board refused to call
a special meeting to consider the ques-
ton Of a wage increase. The finding
Of a new supply Of teachers was then
put up to the county superintendent Of
schools.
Bismarck.-Secretary Of State Hall
has officially announced to Governor
Frazier the filing Of petitions bearing
upward Of $4,000 names, asking a
referendum on House Bill No. 60,
which declared all acts Of q special
legislative session to be emergency"
acts, regardless Of the nature of the
art or fhe size Of tho ma inritv nh.