The Hope pioneer., 1921-03-17
1Ror tb Dakota
SEEMS Digest

>Sp1E
University-The goods will get out
the next edition of The Student.
Averill-The new $4,000 school has
been dedicated.
Wahpeton--~Yes, Wahpeton WHIP is
this city's new slogan.
Fargo-The North Dakota Retail
LTmbermen's association met here.
Velva-Dragging and discing are
we'll under way here.
Bisbee-Minnesota interests have
purchased the Citizens State bank.
New EngIand-A 2S-piece brass band
has been organized here.
stanIey-Daniel Knutson committed
suicide by hanging in his barn.
Misunderstanding into tub of boil
ing water caused the death of Charles
Allen, four years old.
Balfour-Whether or not this COM
munity will incorporate will be de-
cided at an early election.
WiIIiston-With the election in
April of a park board, this city will
begni extensive park improvements.
Sentinel Butte The new brick
depot for the Northern Pacific has
been completed here.
Sharon-A Red Cross class in home
nursing has been started here with As
enrolled.
Rugby-Fred Olson, 20, United
States soldier, was drowned at Camp
Lewis, Wash.
WiIton-Falling into pail of boiling
water resulted fatally to the three
year-old daughter of George Belknap.
Diot<inson-Two thousand dollars
damage was awarded the owner for a
stallion killed by the Northern Pacific.
carrington-After 20 years in the
farm loan business the Farm Mortgage
and Trust company has dissolved.
Agricultural coIlege-Max Morgan,
former county agent in Morton county,
is new livestock specialist in the ex-
tension division of the A. G. -
WaIla-The explosion Of dynamite
cap with which he was playing, de-
stroyed the left eye of six-year-old
George Schatf.
Pingree-A line of parks from here
to Woodwork and Pettibone, land to
be donated to the state and upkeep
paid by the state, is suggested.
University-Developmento of North
Dakota in mining, manufacturing and
intensive agriculture is foretold by
Dean T.. ]. Babcock.
Witton-After two months of illness
In Rochester, AIinn., hospital, S. c.
ingalls, returned here with one OF The
nurses for his bride. Q
Parshall-Thirty or thirty-five dol
lars q month is expected to be the
average wage for farm help here this
season.,
6ismarct-C. 8. Little, prominent
banker, has been named Il trustee of
Dartmouth college. from which he
graduated in 1881.
Grafton-Most of the property of
the late Ole l.. Lander was left to a
friend, a brother and sister being
bequeathed only 81 each.
Jamestown-Sheritf Dana Wright
acted as judge at trial before six
jurors of case involving the possess
sion of an automobile,
Fargo-Twelve hundred fifty per-
sons are expected here for the 10th
district Rotary convention March 2S
and 20.
Granviile-A nOn-swearing society is
being organized among the men on the
the Granville-Sherwood branch of the
Great Northern by Conductor Wynn.
Towner-Two medals awarded for
special service during the Spanish
American war have just been received
by A. NJ. Gieseler, who was a captain
during the world war.
Minot-Despondent at being jailed
for drunkenness. NJ. %. Tollefson, IS.
local real estate man, borrowed a
knife from police sergeant and stab
bed himself to death.
sSanish-Unable to cash their nav
warrants, two local .teachers left sud-
denly for their homes in Wisconsin,
unteers We're found.
lamcstown-Dr. IIotch.siss, former
superintendent of the state hospital,
is charged with appropriating some
$1,000 worth of materials from the in
stitution.
GranviIIe-A community gathering
witnessed the burning of the mort
gage ON the Congregational church,
lifted through the efforts of the
women.
Minot-Damages in the sum of
$2,400 were awarded Mrs. Isaac La
Point for injuries sustained when a
horse belonging to a local transfer
company bit her.
Fargo-The jury disagreed, ten to
two for acquittal, in case involving
the guilt under the prohibition law of
u person having in his possession malt
syrup and hops for sale.
Ryder-What is claimed to be the
thickest vein of coal ever found in the
state wa sdiscQvered just outside the