The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-24

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store and hotel with loss of $1OO, 1000.
verona-A $4,000 school building is
considered here.
crosby-Divide county has 2,O44 pu-
pills enrolled in public schools.
VeIva-A school building to cost ap-
proximately 100000 is proposed.
Prosper-The First State bank Of
Prosper has been incorporated.
Farso-July 11-16 are the dates for
the annual summer poultry show.
Valley city-Potato growers Of this
vicinity will build warehouse.
Sutton-Alcohol made from spirits
Of nitre caused the death Of Knute
Bergstad, SO.
Grand Forks-A carnival will be
held to raise funds for Grand Forks
community building.
Woodworth-When gasoline lamp
set fire to her clothing, Mrs. S. Peters
was painfully burned.
New England-The white way sys-
tenn will be extended into the residen-
tial district.
Alexandria, direct pouch mail
service has been established between
this point and Watford City.
Grafton-A 80 per cent curtailment
in wheat production in Walsh county
has been voted by the farmers.
Pembina-Use of the old Pembina
county courthouse has been granted
the local post of the American Legion.
Grafton-A silver dollar coined in
1895 is in the possession Of local col
lector.
Devils Lake-A score of 100 per
cent was attained by the Cobb cream
cry of this city in the recent state in
spection.
Grand Forks-Five vacancies in the
naval academy at Annapolis are open
for appointments from the first con-
gressional district of North Dakota.
University-Seven stops will be
made in the state by the University
players in their production, "Rose o.
Plymouth Town."
Jamestown-The jamestown Build
ing and Loan association has been in
corporated with capitalization of
$5OO,0OO.
Grand Forks-An attendance of 200
is expected at the meeting Of the
North Dakota Employers association
here April 6.
Devils Lake-Dr. G. j. McGurren,
for eight years secretary of the state
board of health, is succeeded by DR..
HI. E. French, dean of the University
medical school.
Fargo-Found guilty in police court
of Objectionable dancing, w. H.
Milan will appeal the case to the dis
trict court. 1t is in the nature Of a
test case covering dancing ordinances.
WiIIiston-On his way from New
Mexico to Montana Ito become a real
cowboy" Thomas Sits was arrested
for riding freight train without per-
mission, and drew ten days in the city
JAIL,
VeIva-After having travelled 10000
miles over the same rural route out of
this city, William Fuller has been re-
tired from the postal service because
of reaching the maximum active serv-
ice age, 65 years.
Fargo-Frank c. Heaton, former
assistant cashier of the Scandinavian
American bank, has been arrested
charged with embezzling $9,231. .43.
There is said to be a shortage alto
gether of $4,000.
PortaI-That emigrants to Canada
are not as we'll off financially as in
former years is the opinion of local
customs officers after dealing with the
vanguard of the annual exodus to the
north.
6owbells-With the farmers favor
ing a scale of $40 month and the
laborers holding out for $50, confer
ence of farm employers and employees
here adjourned without establishing
general wage scale.
Lidgerwood-Right forward on the
first "all conference basketball team"
representing Minnesota, Wisconsin,
and other large midwest schools, has
been filled by prominent sports writer's
by Arnold Oss, local young man who
stars for Minnesota.
Agricultural Colle9e-MOre and bet
ter dairy cattle, better sires, and more
careful holding of good breeding ami
mails in the state are the three courses
to which Max Morgan, new. livestock
expert with the A. G. extension divi-
sion, will direct attention.
Fargo-It is estimated that 10000
farmers in western North Dakota and
eastern Montana will get aid from the
two million dollar seed fund to be lent
out through that area by the federal
department Of agriculture. c. w. War
burton has established headquarters in
Fargo to supervise the distribution of
the fund, which will be managed To-
cally. largely through county agents.
Only farmers who suffered a crop fail
ure in 1920 are eligible to aid and the
limit is fixed at $500 each.
Devils Lake Legislative district
conventions aro hoinU hold fnr tho