The Hope pioneer., 1921-04-28
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Gtenburn-The Dodge elevator,
empty, was burned.
Velva-A barred rock egg at the
Bowers farm, measures 6114xS inches.
Mandan-A park commission to
supervise civic cleanliness is planned.
eowman-The Farmers elevator was
burned with loss of $4,000.
Wahpeton-The Commercial club is
backing a project for a local packing
plant.
Minot-The presidency of the Nor
NAL here has been offered to DR.. L. H.
Beeler of Chicago.
Gwinner-Five business houses, val
ued at $4,000, were destroyed in an
early morning fire.
Wahpeton-Christian ]. Ness, we'll
known North Dakota legislator, is
dead.
Fargo-The Grainmen's Union of
North Dakota and Minnesota meets
here July 6-S
May 8 on the incorporation of this
village.
Washburn-The only ferryboat be-
tween Berthold and Bismarck is now
in operation across the Missouri here.
Grand Forks-The North Dakota
State Nurses association meets here
April 27-29.
WiIliston-The Rotary club is back
ing the organization Of local Boy
Scout troop.
Marmarth-Drilling for oil at a
depth of about 1000 feet will start in
this vicinity about June l..
Agricultural College - Thirty-four
North Dakota counties now employ
county agricultural agents.
kindred-The fiftieth anniversary of
the settlement of this community will
be celebrated July 2 to 4.
enderlin-Re-elected after IL years
OF continuous service as mayor is the
appreciation shown o. o. Golberg.
Sentinel 6utte-Joseph A, Kitchen
has been endorsed as a candidate for
commissioner of agriculture and labor
at the recall election in November.
Valley city-June and 9 are the
dates for the annual encampment of
the North Dakota department of the
G. A. r.
Devils Lake-The first state conven-
tion of the Women's auxiliary to the
American Legion will be held here Nav
II and 12.
Mandan-James Flanagan, the last
surviving white scout of Clusters ia
nous Seventh cavalry, died at the age
of "a.
| Hazen-Three business houses, in
Guiding that in which the Masonic
temple was housed, burned here with
loss of $2O,0OO.
cooperstown-The nine months old
baby Of o. G. Carlson will recover
after having been run over by the
front wheels Of an auto.
ElIendale-A. e. Adams succeeds
A. 9. Kuening as Dickey county agri-
cultural agent, the latter having been
appointed superintendent of the state
experimental sub-station at Williston.
Jessie-Ninety-ive days of labor on
some farm in this vicinity, the pro-
ceeds to go to his family, was the SEN
tence imposed upon julius Sletten,
who manufactured liquor.
Dogden-When car in which five
young men were returning from a
dance overturned, Lloyd Masreller, 1S.
was instantly killed. The others were
practically unhurt.
Avoca-When the speeder on which
they were travelling over the Great
Northern was run down by freight
train, Robert Heffelinger and Joseph
Griner were killed.
Fargo-A pageant portraying with
hundreds of persons the early history
of the Red river valley and the state
at large is being arranged for presen-
tation June 10 and II by the local post
of the American Legion.
Valley city-Among the smoking
ruins of small barn which neighbors
had failed to save from fire was found
the charred body of Jack, four-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bemis,
who had been out for a short time.
Jamestown-A few hours after a
son was born to his 16-year-old wife
Kenneth Miller, 19.year-old Northern
Pacific employe, fatally shot himself.
Financial worries are ascribed as the
cause.
6isbee-One of the under secretaries
of the League of Nations, Mrs Anna
Bugge-Wicksell, is claimed as a rela-
tive by B. o. Bugge, local druggist.
She is the only woman to hold an ex-
ecutive position on this body.
6ismarek-The many requests for
rental at 81 day fee of army
trucks now in possession of the state
will have to be rejected unless funds
are forthcoming with which to repair
the battery of trucks injured by long
exposure.
Valley city-Inland towns in the
state get better rate on coal ship
ments from Duluth than do Fargo and
the border towns. The differential in
favor of Moorhead has been removed
under the new schedule, which also
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