The Hope pioneer., 1920-08-26


Langlon.-Mrs. Mary Ellen Bird en-.
tertained on her Goth birthday.
| Milnor-A one day fair is being ar.
ranged for the latter part of Septen.
ber.
Lisbon.-C. C. Glow has been named
United States commissioner for this
district.
Glen Ullin.-Two and half BUSH
els of potatoes out of 13 hills is
local record.
Minot.-Printing may be added to
the manual training course of the
Minot schools.
Northwood.-Wheat yields in this
vicinity are running as high as %
bushels per acre.
Misunderstanding kerosene may
prove fatal to little Anna Mae Crab.
tree, two years old
New England.-Drilling will be re-
sumed at once by the New England
Petroleum company.
Graflon.-The new Deaconess hos
be completely enclosed.
7 Watford.-The proposition of exten-
sive irrigation in Mckenzie county is
being widely discussed.
Fessenden.-The first month of child
welfare work in this community
proved highly successful.
Tolley.-Backtiring of the engine
caused the destruction by fire of the
airship Of Jack Clark at this point.
Washhurn. - Archie Nelson has
passed the entrance examinations and
will enter Annapolis naval academy.
Bismarck.-A vein of coal was dis
covered in excavating for the new
memorial building near the state
capitol
| Sheldon.-Ransom county is justly
proud of the record made of market
ing in 1919, $2G9,O0O worth of dairy
products.
Minot.-October - and 13 are the
dates for the show and sale of the
Mouse River Loop Purebred Livestock
association.
Cooperstown.-Worl on the new
water mains and sewer system is go
ing ahead rapidly and the city now
has ample fire protection.
Misunderstanding from the staff of
the Daily News, Melvin b. Johnson
will go on the stage with the John
Rogers Producing company.
LaMoure.-LaAIoure county has suf-
ficicnt funds on hand to pay the last
outstanding warrant, $4,000, which
, will leave the county debt free.
CroSby.-This section is interested
> In scheme to fight grasshoppers with
airpllnes, showering the fields with
poisoned mash and Oil from the planes
Bismack.-The new "steel cops" at
the street intersections weigh 35C
pounds apiece and promise disaster tC
l automobiliSts that come in too close
: contact with them.
I Washburn.-Eighty-tw and sixty
Il five are the ages of couple recently
wed here. David Schlichenmayer OF
y Turtle Lake is 50 and his bride, Mrs
+ William Paul of Anamoose, is GS.
Fargo.-A case in district court here
y this fall will decide whether owners OF
auto trucks licensed in one state vii
i have to license them in another if they
are to do hauling in the other state.
: Regent of the Yves
tern Dakota Ignite fields within thu
:. next ten years that will startle thu
world, and most of all North Dakot;
J. itself, is the prediction made by loca
: coal men.
: Grafton.-J. c. Suter of this city
t together with a. w. Skelsey of Fargo
and Archie MCDANIEL of Minot. consti
S tute the board of medical examiner!
u appointed by the governor for the mex
tkree-year term.
l. CANDIDA great deal of buildin!
and general improvement is unde
way here. The promise of an unus,l
ally prosperous harvest is leading loca
= merchants to lay in extra heavy stock
G for fall and winter.
Calvin.-Sixty rods Of telephone
wire were completely burned whel
lightning struck the line. Anothe
l. freak Of the storm happened to a maj
= who was cranking car, the cranl
0 being torn from his hand and hurled
n across the road.
l. Williston.-The largest livestocl
pavilion in this section will he com
e pleted here by the middle of Septem
u ber and show and sale will be hell
i October 5 and 6. The barn for cattl,
n and horses will measure 112x1GC fee
j. and the pens for hogs and sheep arr
X 5OxS0 feet. The Missouri YellOwston'
Il Breeders association is the builder.
Fargo.-Postmasters recently com
}. missiOned in North Dakota include
0 George r. Webb at Merricourt. Martil
t. S. Ordal at Manitou, David w. Potte
n at Granville, James r. Dunn at Nc
: Clusky. Theron l.. Delmeter ut Knox
Il Troy e. Beach at Thelen (ncw office)
!. Thomas II. Kinsey at Towner, Flor
/ ence +. Rice at Berg, Henry Haffen
q beul at Dresden.
Bowlnan.-A party camping in thu
S Cave Hills near here, is finding inter