The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-10-07
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Noonan-Daylight saving is again in
vogue here.
Lisbon-The high school is governed
by the student body.
Mammalian old-fashioned west
ern roundup is planned.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6-S are the dates
for a wild west roundup.
Van Hook-Last months cream.
checks totaled $4,149.sO.
McGregor- Williams county will
have a north and south trunk road.
Selfridge-Cattle rustlers still are
operating in this part of the state.
Bismarck-Town Criers clubs of
Minot, Mandan, and Bismarck, held a
convention here.
Park River-The cornerstone has
been laid for the new Methodist
Episcopal church.
DicRinson-Ruby wheat was found
at the Dickinson substation to be the
best rust resistant,
Williston-Burns from a 1900 volt
wire resulted fatally 70 II. B. Wehr-
kamp, city electrician.
Watford City-A new road leads 10
miles through the had lands from the
Little Missouri crossing to this point.
Starkweather-Tkree hundred gal
Ions of gasoline vas the uRusual loot
Of burglars at the Standard Oil offices
here.
Dodge-A new disease among cattle
In this region causes a greenish dis
charge from the mucous of the mouth
and nose. It is contagious and often
fatal.
Valley City-Backfiring Of his gun
blew a piece of shell into the eye OF
r. E. Stee and he may lose the sight
: of n eye.
Langdon-Cavasier county's last los
school house will be preserved on thu
county fair grounds as q memento o,
pioneer days.
Sterling-Raymond Chappell, 8, wa
fatally injured when his ~siS-year-olt
brother found a revolver in a trunl
and discharged it.
Northwood-The Stutsman count,
: school nurse found 3,141 defective
among 3,S2G school children examine
= the past II months.
= Dunn Center - Several hundre
pounds Of sugar beets will be harvest
ed by John Manifold, who will rein
o sugar for his family use.
Sanborn-Shocked at news of tn
accidental deat, of his son in Wasl
i, ington, Elmer "a. Elliott, aged hare
- ware merchant, died suddenly.
= Logan-A white pelican measurin
:, six feet from tip to tip was capture
!. by hand liz the road near here and h.
:. been presented to the Minot zoo.
= Bismarck-0ctober l4-16 are Ii
dates for the first annual conventio
e of the Southwestern district Of t!
North Dakota Educational association
~ Sentinel Butte-Franzo II. Crawfor
~ of this crry, and Gjems Fraser
Crazy, were tine successful North o
- kota contestants.for the Rhodes scho
= arship.
:. WillistoH-A half mile stretch
telephone wine will be carried aero
the Missouri near here from a 90 TO
!, pole on the north. side to q IS foot OF
Il, on the south side.
Rugby-Stieking to his post befo'
an onrushing auto, a horse belongir
to George Bnundage was killed viii
two little eGts in the buggy escape
~ practically Hnhurt.
n Killdeer-Traffic over the n.
branch to this poinuthas become hea,
enough to warrant the carrying of
fagman on passenger trains as pr
vided by the state 'aaw.
Montpeiier-The .9ast of Is annu
"a shipments Of from three to five ca
loads Of Aberdeen Angus cattle fro
the Chicago ranch was made this fl
- The ranch VIII he ,5roken up al
farmed.
Pembina-The day before his resi-
nation was to take effect after
years of service In the federal trea
.nry department, Robert Morrison die
IlHe IA in the eustsIps ihoese and h:
i,planned on moving to California til
rfall.
l.. .Hankinson-After dragging IL yea
in the courts, the tri-eounty draina'
case has been settled in favor of Ric
land and Sargent counties. again
Ransom county. Ransom county h:
failed to pay its share Of the cost Of
drainage project undertaken by Il
three counties.
Mapleton-Night piowizg is .an Il
usual agricultural feature here wii'
is enabling farmers to get maXimu
good out Of their machinery and in
measure helps to solve the labor pro
lem. Lawrence Rodin. a pioneer
the movement, plows 90 acres a d;
= with his tractor and one hired ma
one taking the day Shift and the 9th
the night shift. The cost for kerosen
which is the fuel burned, is SO p
day, and Mr.. Rodin figures labor
$12 per day. making the blowing go
about 81 per acre.