The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-09-16
Hazen.-An A. o. q. W. lodge has

Nuy.-WllllumS county ClalIuS Tile
best general crop in the state.
Tower City.-The Tower City State
bank has moved into q new $4,000
home.
Olsa.-A test of the oil recently
struck on n farm hear here, shows it
to be- of fine quality.
Wil.on.- The Ignite mines here
soon will have the usnst modern coal
tipHe in the northwest.
Deering.-W. A. Hughes, with three
Minnesota parties, made q 225 mile
canoe trip into Canada.
Fargo.-Archbishop John Ireland
who died in St. Paul, owned property
to the value of $4,000 in this city.
Ashley.-The A. e. F. Study club
Will make it a point to preserve relics
and landmarks Of the early days.
Mott.-An Aberdeen contractor will
build Motifs new eight-room graded
school building at a cost of $4,000.
Bismarck.-Over n half million dol
lars of school bonds We're approved
in one day by the land department.
Burlington.-A local Burbank is
growing broom corn, tobacco, sweet
potatoes, and like surprising products.
Mohall.-While on an airplane trip
over the city County Treasurer A. J..
Berg took a birdseye view of Mohall.
Medora. - Sylvaine Ferris, ranch
foreman on the Theodore Roosevelt
ranch in the early days, has moved
to California.
kenmare.-The matter of levying a
half-mill tax for supporting the Ward
county fair will be put up to the vot-
ers this fall.
Fort Yates. Legal complications
may bring about the freedom of Jack
Guyer, serving three years for alleged
cattle rustling. g
New Rockford.-Property is being
appraised and sites surveyed by post
!. office inspectors for the new federal
building here:
Bismarck.-A check for $193,619.92
was turned over to the state highway
commission for it's share Of the motor
, vehicle registration fund.
) Grand Forks.-Captain Elmer A.
Erckman, aviator with the A. e. F.,
. has been named director Of supplies
for the Near East relief work.
Devils Lake.-"Hau Koda" is the
9 unique name Of the new publication of
o the Knights of Columbus Of North
Dakota. NJ. P. Kelly is editor.
n Werner.-The first wheat shipments
t are being made from local elevators
Stock shipments this fall will be light
n because of the abundance Of feed.
a Williston.- Swallowing a screw
which lodged in the back of the throat
s resulted fatally for Mary, year-olt
# twin daughter of Thomas Dawson.
Hunter.-Seventy-fivs bushels PEE
acre is estimated as tie average y;eit
d of the 75-acre field Of EARLY Ohio pc
tatoes on the Harry Swanson farm.
r. Killdeer.-A large bookcase full o
local post Of the Legion by Marguer
j. lite Pinkham, whose bother died il
# service.
Gilby.-Fire starting in a vacan
building destroyed nine buildings com
t. prising the main busir ess section o
this town. The loss vas abou
100000
Hampden. - Ramsey county will
III have two new consolidated schools TO
I'd the opening Of the present tern
Teachers salaries have been materiall
is increased.
le Buxton.-An incendiary set fire t
@, the barn of John Fannom but arouse
th0 inroofoc &c h0 nffnr,rfo1 RI fr
or the house. The barn burned with
ID loss of $4,000.
~ Williston.-A new white way and a
elegant $150,O00 theatcr are marks o
er progress here. The Commercial clut
n speeding up for the winter, plan
ly many other improvements.
st. Anthony.-Martin Knoll, i:
walked half a mile to a public high
way after he had fallen under a dis
10 and sustained a cut which laid severa
ribs bare. lie will recover.
Minot.-Win f. Holbein, secretar,
Id Of the Association of Commerce, /
" authority for the statement that from
a dollars and cents standpoint tn
ID 1920 crop in northwestern North Da
a kOLu cACceUS TIE luluOuS OulupcC Slcl'
le Of 1915.
McClusky.-Thirty : two THOUSAND
J. dollars is available for n addition t
Or the old school building, but 81 new on
m is so much needed that the sum ma,
be increased sufficiently to make a.
IS entire new building possible.
TX Bismarck.-The opinion of state of
il, icials is that the national ballot TO
d. women will not change existing stat
IN laws, and North Dakota can know
so because of the separate ballot boxe
Ill for men and women, just how tn
lie newly enfranchiSed electors vote a
the coming election. There will b
le four ballots this November: The non
partisan school and judicial ballot, tn
state constitutional amendment bal
lot, the ballot containing the five I'M
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