The Hope pioneer., 1922-08-24
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cooperstown-A potato growers as
sociation has been formed.
cogsweII-The Bank of Cogswell has
been incorporated for $4,000.
| Dickinson-Company X, North Da-
kota national guard, is being mustered
| Grenora-The First State bank and
the Citizens State bank have consoli-
dated.
MohaIl-A new automobile bus line
has been opened between here and
Minot
Forman-Heat prostration resulted
in the death of james Harrington, 49,
farmer
center-Cut by binder sickle, Ed
ward Ganske, II, had his left foot
amputated.
Wahpeton-Gilbert Schmitt, 81, was
killed when his car struck a rut and
overturned.
Hettinger-Two dairy COWS on the
same farm gave birth to twin calves
the same week.
Williston-The Northwestern State
bank has been organized and incorpora-
ted for $4,000.
Donnybrook-The First National
bank has been organized with capital
ization Of $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures men took part in
an auto tour to help farmers in COM
batting SOW thistle.
cavaIier-August II, 1851, Charles
Turner, Cavalier, the first white set
tier in Dakota territory, established
his home here.
Grand Forl<s-Local banks have ar.
ranged to lend $4,000 to the North
Dakota Wheat Growers association for
fail operations.
Beach-A campaign against stub.
bling in winter grains is under way
here, because it is believed the prac-
tice breeds grasshoppers.
Minot-A broken neck sustained in
an auto accident resulted in the death
of Peter J. Faas, 25-year-old veteran,
after a month of suffering.
HiIlsboro-Work soon will be under
way on the high line from Grand Forks
to this point, which will carry current
for the Red River Power company.
Agricultural College, modern resi-
dence will be built on the campus in
which students in home economics will
get actual practice in home manage
ment.
casseIton-A check for $50 was re-
ceived by Miss Florence Gregerson,
winner in a field of 159 of the Gislason
| essay contest for North Dakota school
children.
Grand Forks-Fourteen bids were
offered on the plant of the defunct
Daily American, which was recently
put on sale at auction. The bids are
being checked over.
Portal-Candles and kerosene lamps
were produced from places of long
oblivion when the International Power
company's plant burned and left this
city without electric current.
Douglas-Although they were 500
feet apart, the same lightning bolt
killed Mrs. Charles NJ. Myler, 40, and
her 12-year-old nephew. They were
going about their work on a farm.
Bismarck-Grades for white pota-
toes adopted by the federal govern
ment will regulate the grading in this
state according to o. B. Lund, chief
inspector for the railroad commission
ers.
linton-Henry Fl. Hanson, head Of
the Enmons county schools, was the
first county superintendent to get his
completed annual report into the hands
of the state superintendent of public
instruction.
Glen Ullin-A site on the Heart river
10 miles south of here has been fixed
upon as the logical location for the
great storage dam to aid in irrigation
projects which are proposed for this
part of the state.
| Park River-AIisses Olettie Hasel
and Aida Anderson, Walsh county's
home economics demonstration team
and winner of the state fair contest
in Fargo, will represent this state at
the Winnipeg fair September 4-G.
Fort Yates-When their brakes re-
fused to hold on a hill, three autoists
chose to take to the prairie rather than
strike two cars coming up the hill to-
ward them. The car overturned and
one occupant was critically injured.
Hebron-Hearing the blast of a fell
low workman in an adjoining room,
George Sivak. a. coal miner, thought
his dynamite charge had exploded and
returned to his room just as the second
blast took place, sustaining severe and
possibly fatal injuries.
Agricultural coIiege-A study of DO.
tato grading and marketing will be
made by George p. Wolf, assistant
county agent leader of the state, on a
special trip to Chicago markets,
Schools for county agents will then be
held in Fargo August 2S, Grand Forks,
August 30. and Minot September ].
Devils Lake-Six local boys, all un.
der 1G, confessed to series of 20
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