The Hope pioneer., 1920-09-23

nave new S4U,OUO nome.
New England.-Rural route No. 2
has been extended four miles.
Nome.-The high school has been
placed in the accredited class.
Ellendale.-Thes mains of the GEN.
trail heating plant are being extended.
Fargo.-The First National Cattle
and Loan company has been incorpor-
ated.
Berthold.-Communit mass meet
ings "for the good of the town. are
being held. IS
Russell. - The Equity elevator
Burned to the ground for the second
time within year.
Reeder.-The old Commercial no.
tel, destroyed by fire, will be replaced
by a modern brick structure
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young women
completed the 15 lessons in the Red
Cross home nursing course.
Washburn.-A public health nurse
will be employed by the Mclean
county chapter Of the Red Cross.
Velva.-Experimental. bee culture
proved profitable to John Nussbauln,
who had a fine crop of honey this fall.
Hankinson.-Four cars of oil We're
burned when the local 500 train be-
tween here and Glenwood was de-
rallied.
Colfax.-AIorris Larson, Q, was. beat,
en- to death when his clothes caught
on Shaft protruding from grain
elevator.
Minot.-Septembe 30 to October 4
are the dates for the w. {. Il. U. con-
vention of North Dakota, to be held
in this city.
Glenburn.-The matter of reducing
the jurisdiction Of the Renville county
court to probate matters may be put
to vote this fall.
Ransom.-Joe Marshoek was killed
and Joe Zohovek badly injured when
a 500 train struck the Ford in which
they We're riding to work.
Fargo.-Winning 81 merit badges
entities Calmar Narum to the distinc-
tion of being the first Eagle grade
Boy Scout in North Dakota.
on.-Approximtaely 100000
will be spent on a state-federal high
way between here and Carpio, land
for which has been purchased.
Stanton.-~Mercer county is selling
the bran, lemons, and other unused in
gradients of the summers grasshopper
poison at greatly reduced prices.
Blanchard. - Stanley Calkins, A,
fo IoI froO, in i,,,ioc
when he fell from threshing machine
and pierced his abdomen with an oil
can.
Napoleon.-Falling 1000 feet with
out injury was the feat of Martin N.
Hester, formerly of this city, in avia-
ton training at the Great Lakes sta
tiOn.
Fort Yates.-Five delegates from
Standing Rock reservation to the gen.
eral Black Hills council ut Grow
Greek, S. D., will be chosen in special
elections.
McClusky.-Eight hundred dollars
has been appropriated by the city
council for a municipal park. Henry
Billigmeier heads the newly appointed
park board.
Bismarck.-An inspector-instructor
of national guard units will be as
signed to North Dakota by the federal
war department to assist State Adju-
tant General Fraser.
Pembina.-It has been established
that a car abandoned last sbring in
st. Vincent, Mimi, near here, is that
in which Grover Cleveland Bergdoll,
draft evader, escaped.
NIinot.-An endowment fund of
100000 will be established, the in
come from which is to be used in the
employment of man to give full time
to the North Dakota division of the
Roosevelt highway.
Buxton. = Lloyd Dietz has been
bound over to district court on the
charge Of arson preferred by his wife.
She charges him with firing the barn
and house on the Fannom place, where
she was keeping house.
Lakota.-His holdup of a poker
game and capture of several hundred
dollars wasn't as successful for Fred
A. Rivers as he probably thought at
first. After the lapse of a year he
was captured and given five years in
the penitentiary. :,
Mandan.-H. r. Biting, discharged
last spring as lieutenant colonel in
the judge advocate generals depart
ment, has been commissioned a major
in this department Of the regular
army. He will report for duty at once
ut Fort Smelling MINI.
Fargo.-Five young people of North
Dakota are entering the Salvation
Army training college in Chicago this
month to train to become officers in
this organization. They are Mildred
Hendrickson, Harvey Bollinger, and
Marie Schauss, all Of Mandan, and
Hazel Stone and Clara Edwards of
Jamestown. :.
New Rockford. - Henry Epstein,
alias Henry jackson, notorious 1. w.
w. organizer, was sentenced by Judge
j. A. Coffey of the district court, to