The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-31

SameSt0Wn-AOcal banks have Or
ganized the jamestown clearing
house..
McGregor-A coal company has been
organized with a capital of $4,000 to
develop Ignite mine near here.
Fargo - Wage increases totaling
$4,000 annually have been voted
teachers in the local schools.
Minot-Receipts at the champion
ship basketball tournament totaled
more than $1,000.
| Velva-Two women constables were
elected at the recent township elec.
ton.
Mapleton-Forty-six head of farm
horses sold for an average of $275
head.
Dwight-While attending his cous-
ms wedding here Henry Thompson,
I, 26, fell dead.
Bowman-A landing place for aero
planes following the Yellowstone trail
is; projected here.
Starkweather-A campaign for po-
tato planting is being pushed by the
Commercial club.
litchville-A pioneer resident Of
Barnes county, Lars Norr, died at the
venerable age of 95.
Mott-An average of $S5 was
brought by 1s Duroc-Jerscy gifts at a
local sale. The top price was $135.
BurIin0ton-Premature explosion Of
dynamite caused the death of August
Larson, SO, owner of local mine.
6owdon-When a shed her father
was moving tipped over the three
year-old daughter of William Dietrich
was crushed to death.
Bathoate-Norval Baptie, local man
nationally known as champion
skater, is taking many honors in pro-
fessional races being held in the east.
Deering When thrown from a
horse gun he was carrying dis
charged and wounded Maynard Grill
; ley in the chest.
Grand Forks-A pre-war scale Of
wages for farm labor has been agreed
upon in this county, running $35 to $40
a month.
Mannhaven-After 40 witnesses had
testified against him in district court
Christian Baszler pleaded guilty to
cattle rustling.
Mott-Thirty men are employed on
the rainbow arch bridge being built
across the Cannon Ball at this point
, at cost of $4,000.
New England - A fertilization
} thrown up against Sitting Bull and
5 his warriors in 1890 now forms part
of the New England Herald building.
i Bismarck Dropping through the
! back of a compartment in the county
auditors vault, the city poll books
4 had to be gone after with hammer and
\ chisel.
PortaI-Contending that heavy i'm
, port duty would have to be paid on
> the silver loving cup offered the win
n ners, the Portal curriers' lost to the
Weyburn, Canada, team.
Minot-Suit for $4,000 has been in
stituted against the city by Mrs. Lee
S. Fahler, wife of local patrolman
who was shot and killed In fight
= with whiskey runner. /
Beach-C. L. Dawson first comman.
der of the North Dakota department
Of the American Legion, has been ap-
pointed national field agent of the
organization. The salary is $1,000.
Valley city-Bonds were fixed at
: 5000 for William Jensen, patrolman,
charged with manslaughter in the first
8 degree in connection with the shoot
e ing during scuffle of William G.
: Olson.
Bismarek-John T. Adams of Du.
g buque. Ia, who is slated to succeed
II Will H. Hays as chairman of the Re.
h publican national committee, was a
s reporter on the Bismarck Tribune 30
years ago.
= Minot-The assurance that there is
o no money in the safe, accompanied by
t the correct combination for curious
Il burglars, prevents the safe in the Of
flee of the Johnson Fuel company from
n being blown.
Ray-Racing with the stork from
l. Baldwin, Mont, to White Earth. N. D.,
s the Ford car in which Mrs. Howard
a Butterfield was riding lost, and a IL
pound boy was born in the car in
e front Of local hotel.
l. Rugby Howard Mclean, whose
e fate in the world war has been mys.
/, terry since his disappearance July II,
e 1918, has been found to have died the
day after having been taken German
j. prisoner at scissors.
e Dickinson-Three men later arrest.
}, ed on the charge of being deserters
j. from the United States army are ac-
= cused of having attempted to poison
local Catholic priest when they were
d unable to obtain lodging at the rec.
8 tory.
2 Fort Yates-Fifteen members and
d children of members Of the band of
: Indians which accompanied Sitting
Bull into the Timber mountains in
!, Canada after the Custer massacre
d have been legally adopted into the
II Sioux tribe on the Standing Rock
k reservation and the action has been
. | reforrpd tO thp federal government