The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-19
Wyndmere-A parent-teachers asso
.iation has been organized here.


ciaton has been organized here.
.Plaza-Plazas new potato ware
house, 4S by 9S feet, has been opened
for business.
Van Hook-Aluch grain is being
piled in fields here on account of the
car shortage.
pickinson-Phil Patterson has In
stalled Dickinson's first radio outfit
in his music store here.
Taylor-William Kempshall, incum-
bent the past nine years, has been
reappointed postmaster here.
Van Hook-Benjamin Holt, local
farmer, threshed 6S bushels of wheat
from an acre Of new breaking.
Minot-Eight Ignite mines are now
in operation at. Burlington, producing
between 300 and 400 tons daily.
Valley city-Of 3s3 pupils examined
in Barnes county schools during Sep
tember, 1853 were found defective.
Bottineau-H. Gardiner and Ole Hen.
Erickson, farmers, have discovered
Ignite coal on their property here.
Absaraka-Twelve cars Of apples on
an east bound G. N. freight train were
badly smashed in a wreck near here.
Fargo-A local taxi driver was fined
$75 and costs when he made the trip
from Fargo to Walpeton in 20 minutes.
cavaIier-Alfred Dease, farmer, car
vic yuofoh n,oo1o 1E0 in
Dublin, Ireland, which still keeps good
time.
Grand Forks-Sixteen carloads of
potatoes have been inspected BY the
new federal-state inspector for the dis
trict.
Minot-Contracts totaling $GS,905
have been let for the construction Of
new west wing to the normal school
here.
Minot-Reflection of the sun on the
Windshield led to the discovery of a
stolen Cadillac car which was hidden
in a straw stack.
Fargo-Much interest is being taken
in the drive for membership of the
local Y. NJ. G. A. which started here
October 16.
Valley city-Professor ]. B. Meyer
was. badly bruised when the motor.
cycle he was riding was crashed into
by truck driver.
Glasston-Fire destroyed the new
barn containing eight horses, some
calves, feed and hay on the Fred
Papenfuss farm near here.
Ryder-Fire destroyed the big barn
on the Henry Bofenkamp farm, to,
gether with six horses, some harness
and 1900 bushels of grain.
EIIendaIe-A farmers livestock ship.
ping club has been organized here to
ship livestock from Glendale, Duane,
Winship, Forbes and Cilverleaf.
Grand Forks-Billy A1iske, st. Paul
heavyweight, has been signed as the
main attraction for the American LIE.
gion Armstice day celebration here.
Napolean-Several Napolean, Hauge
and st. Anthony citizens have Joined
in launching silver fox farm on
Beaver creek, IL miles south of here
Sherwood-Hard fighting by neigh.
bors and threshing crews prevented a
prairie fire which started on the AL
bertsOn land from spreading to other
lands.
Dunseth-When q local farmer used
dynamite to destroy barberry plants,
the parts scattered over a wide area
and new plants sprouted from the bits
of roots.
carson-Fire prevention was the
subject taken up at the last meeting
of the commercial club here and q
general cleanup of the town is to be
made soon.
Willow city-Fire destroyed the
large barn on the Emede Cote farm
near here, together with several head
of blooded stock, 5000 bushels of oats
and a loftful of hay.
Noonan-While demonstrating re.
volver to prospective purchaser. Otto
Gottenberg pulled the trigger and the
gun exploded, the bullet crashing
through a plate glass window.
Agricultural coIIese-Harper Brush.
Obert Skrei and Burton Oderkirk.
members of the North Dakota A.C.
stock judging team, won first place at
the national dairy show at st. Paul.
Grand Forks-The Grand Forks Le-
gion football team has cancelled all
games and disbanded because of the
death of Louis A. Schwam, one of the
members of the team, from injuries
received while playing with the team.
New England-A number of water.
melon rinds thrown by small bows
caused riot of local threshing crew
and as result one man is in mil
charged with assault and another is in
hospital suffering from a severe
beating.
Bordu'ae-Fire, thought to have
been started by boys playing in a liv.
cry barn, destroyed the barn. the
bordulac Implement Co. warehouse