The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-09-16
Aortb Dakota |
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Michigan.-A community band is be-
ing organized.
Van Hook.-Local wheat is going
as high as % bushels.
Bismarck.-Phil j. Meyer heads the
new town criers club.
Leonard. - A residence building
boom is manifest here.
Adams.-The white way system
soon will be in full use.
Selfridge.-The streets are being
graded and sidewalks built.
L%angdon.-A new we'll is being sunk
for a better city water supply.
Roseglen.-A local farmer is sue
c%essfully growing sugar beets.
Killdeer.-Bernard Sund died fol-
lowing u harvest field sunstroke.
misunderstanding of new hay
burned a barn at a loss of $4,000.
Noonan.-The White City creamery
burned, the loss totaling $4,000.
Charbon.-The Farmers club will
foster a potato warehouse project.
Sanish.-Jorgep Olson of Minot, has
purchased the Peoples State bank.
New Salem.-More silos than ever
before are being filled this season.
Crystal.-A branch Of the home
builders league is being organized.
Reeder.-A Community club has
been organized, headed by ]. T. Hill
men.
Lisbon.-The 17-months-old baby of
Walter Johnson drowned in q water
trough.
Wahpeton.-A $1,000 pipe organ has
been dedicated in St. Johns Catholic
church.
Fargo.-Wilmer Elton of Grand
Forks, won the Red river valley tennis
championship.
Lisbon. A community training
school for Sunday school teachers ha:
been organized.
Sanborn. Two thousand dollar!
worth of grain was destroyed by
spark from a passing train.
Stanley. - A campaign is beinI
waged to bring about more potat'
raising in Mountrail county.
Misunderstanding a hold-up ma
brought a severe wound upon Chris
Lentz, but he saved his 500.
Neche.-Airplanes IRE so common
that recent ones don't ever draw
crowd, much less passengers.
Crystal Springs.-Kiddcr county
lcper has been isolated on a tract Q
land purchased by the county.
MISUNDERSTANDING Gartman, 1:
son of Robert Gartman, was browne
while playing in Ball Hill creek.
Bottineau.-Arthur c. Larson, Sc
vice nan of this city, has been missin
n since his discharge from the army.
10 Minot.-Donning her brothers. so
. dier uniform, a 16-year-old girl le
home and was found 80 miles ava,
Antler.-Adolph Schutt was sht
a through the back by holdups who a
h tempted to stop his car. He will r.
cover.
Hebron.-Two convicts, members I
o the penitentiary baseball nine whic
played here, stole an automobile an
~ escaped.
- Le;th.-William Vessel offers II
crop for comparison with, any in II
state: wheat 25 bushels, barley 4
oats so.
Automatically in material #
n. making needed improvements cause
the postponement of the fall openir
of school.
m Munich.-Bids being $4,000 high
10 Than was expected, the plan for a cor
n x1unity hall has been temporari
abandoned.
Grand Forks.-The state corn GRO
D. en- the whole. is far below averag
according to A. J. Surratt, federal crt
representative.
Fargo.-Miss Anna Kaufman
East Grand Forks, is the new fe
= worker for the North Dakota Sunds
School association.
Kathryn.-Niss Auginia Lund die
as a result Of wound sustained when
shotgun suspended from a peg in IL
wall vas discharged.
Dickinson.-The trial Of NJ.
Bowen of Golden Valley county, Fl
murder, has been transferred fro
Stark to Adams county.
DlSuldICk. - OIlc anu ulu0-LeuLl
mills is announced as the state ia
levy for 1920. In addition, income, Of
and various other taxes will be levie
New Rockford.-Sinee prohibitic
has become effective, more OF less,
little use is found for the city ia
that it will be converted into a sea
house.
Hannah.-A fire originating in IL
Valentine Mercantile company, pr
sumably through an incendiar
caused a loss to business property
about $4,000.
Grand FOrks.-Herman MakOff lie
last February for central Russia
rescue his family from the dangers
that war-tornN and famine-ridden cot
try. Recently he returned with h
mother, two sisters, and two brothe
and will take them to Spokane, whe.
the father is emDlOyed.