The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-12

for Mrs. "A. Il. Adams, TO.
Grafton-A power line from Grand
Forks to this point is proposed.
Minot-Bids have been opened for
an $4,000 wing on the Minot normal.
Wahpeton-The Lidgerwood Lions
club were guests of the Wahpeton
Rotarians.
| GIenburn-Fire starting in restau-
rant razed almost an entire block with
a loss of $4,000.
Harvey-The third annual tri-county
corn and potato show will be held here
! October II and 1S. :.
Leith-All through this section lig-
mite mines easily accessible to the
railroads are being developed.
| Arnegard-The second annual corn
and potato show of Mckenzie county
will be held October 20 and q.
| Marmarth-The twelfth annual state
meeting Of the Yellowstone trail asso-
citation will be held here October %.
i. Fort tYates-Pictures of Indian farms
and homes on the Standing Rock
reservation are being used in federal
exhibit.
Misunderstanding frogs and ship
ping frog legs to eastern markets is
developing into quite an industry in
this section.
eottineau-A movement is afoot to-
erect big community building for
skating in the winter and Chautauqua
in the summer.
Agricultural coIlege-With the en-
rollment already past the 700 mark,
five new teachers have been employed
for the coming term.
Agricultural colIege-Cash prizes for
efficiency in cadet work are offered by
the army officers in charge of the stud
ent army training work.
| Sentinel Butte-Fire raZed several
business buildings with loss Of $780,
600 and was only halted by the aid Of
the Beach fire department.
Beach-A gas pipe line from well
north of Ollie, owned by Chicago
man, is planned for the service of
Ollie, Carlyle, Golva, and Beach.
BelfieId-During an alteration over
threshing bill L. e. Newton is now
charged with having shot Nick Boltz in
the chest with .32 caliber revolver.
Lignite-A local farmer is being
held in connection with the shooting
of a liquor dealer at Regina in the
robbery of some $4,000 worth of stock.
Napoleon-Joseph Jacob, age eight,
stepped on the tongue of his wagon to
untangle the lines, frightened the team,
and was dragged half a mile to his
death.
LitchviIIe- with guns that
had been used in rabbit hunt, three
year old boy shot and fatally wounded
his seven year old cousin, Arthur
Nelson.
Devils Lake-Miss Mary Downey
was named president of the state asso.
citation Of librarians in convention here
and Fargo was chosen for the meeting
place next spring.
carrington-William Jones, colored,
convicted of shooting and injuring
o. ]. Schutt, town marshal, was given
five years in the penitentiary in the
Jamestown district court.
Dazey-When he couldn't locate the
garage owner, E. r. Bradley, mayor of
Grace City, broke into local garage
and took his car out. Now he is
charged with malicious mischief.
Ryder-Sakekawea trail has been
blazed to Northgate and now extends
from Denver, Colo, to the northern
boundary Of the country. Boosters hope
to make it a Mexico Canada route in
time.
i Ray-When three highwaymen bob.
bed up beside the road and ordered
Mrs. Roy Wall to stop her big truck.
load of grain, she stepped on the gas
and left them standing looking after
her. One bullet failed to take effect
! Fargo-Thirty-eight automobile loads
OF Shriners left Fargo for tour of the
adjacent territory. When the caravan
reached Page the troup numbered
fifty cars and by the time Hillsboro
was reached there were nearly a hun.
dred cars in the procession.
4 Fargo-L. B. Hanna, last of the com.
mittee Of three sent by the state grain
conference to Washington to. return
to this city, is busy with the other two
members preparing report on thei1
efforts to strengthen the export market
in the hope of boosting the grain price
Rueby-The originator of the phrase
Say it with flowers" N. P. Lindberg,
local florist of long standing and
wide acquaintance, was instantly killed
when his auto jumped the grade near
Penn and pinned him beneath. He
was native of Denmark 81 years old.
1t was at a florists convention in Chi.
cago ~ years ago that he coined the
now .worldfdmous phrase.
i Enderlin-A photograph of herself
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