The Hope pioneer., 1922-06-29

made on the new law building.
sanish-The State Bank Of Sanish
has been incorporated for $4,000.
olga-The Catholic church destroyed
by fire last spring will be rebuilt.
Valley city-More than 600 attended
the Barnes county old settlers picnic.
Fl. Ransom-Bonds have been voted
for the construction Of new high
school.
Backoo-The state rye harvest be-
gan here with the shocking Of field
a week ago.
Grand Forks-Charles Larson has
been nominated for the naval academy
at Annapolis.
Michigan-Cream checks to dairy
men in this vicinity totaled more than
$4,000 during May.
Hope-Arson is suspected in the Sec
ond recent blaze in this city, which en-
tailed loss of $4,000.
carpio-Fourteen straight wins have
marked the beginning of the baseball
season for the local nine.
ToIley-The North Dakota-AIontana
district of the Evangelical Lutheran
church will meet here in 1924.
eismarck-Nineteen pending cases
will be disposed of before the supreme
court adjourns for summer vacation.
Fargo-Alexander Mckenzie, noted
political leader of North Dakota and
the Northwest, died in St. Paul hos
pital.
Fargo-E. A. Ripley of Mandan was
chosen head Of the Masonic lodges of
the state in annual grand lodge con.
clave here.
shieIds-Sophia and Dorothy Heroz,
10 and IS, were drowned when they got
beyond their depth while bathing in the
Cannon Ball.
Bowman-Mrs. Blanche L. White.
more is new worthy grand matron of
the North Dakota grand chapter of the
Eastern Star.
WfIliston-Several storms. one of
them quite severe in wind and rain,
have recently visited the Northwestern
part of the state
elsmarck-That there is very little
animal disease in the state at the
present time is the opinion Of DIR.
Crewe, state veterinarian.
Medora-An alteration climaxing a
series Of quarrels between Nick Stri.
chynski and John Sabatura, 46, ended
In the fatal shooting of the latter.
FineaI-Addresses, livestock judg.
ing. and entertainment marked the
fifth annual picnic of the Barnes
County Livestock Breeders associa.
ton.
Observation-Disclosures adopted by
the State Firemen's association in con.
vention here sought of state authori.
ties voice in the naming of the state
fire marshal.
Petersburg-Between 600 and 200
persons attended the first annual
Petersburg livestock sale. Eighteen
head of registered Shorthorns brought
an average price of $126.66.
Mandan-Shots fred at fighting cats
during the night are believed to have
frightened burglars from Standard
Oil station here, where an incomplete
burglary was found next morning.
Grand Forks-The making of fed.
eral seed loans through the local office
was concluded June 80. The office
probably will be kept open to make
arrangements for the collection of the
notes in the fall.
Bismarck-Following the recent ac
ceptance Of the South Dakota stone for
the Washington memorial in Washing.
ton, D. c., it was announced that only
North Dakota, Idaho, Arizona, and
New Mexico are as yet unrepresented
eismarck-The 2.2S1 hail losses re.
ported up to date this year are far in
excess of the GAL reported by this time
last year, but do not necessarily indi.
cate that this will be year of unusual
hail losses, according to officials in the
state insurance department.
New saIem-Dairying on stronger
and better paying footing than ever
before and prospects for bumper
crop brighter than in many years past
were found by several hundred North
Dakota, Minnesota, and Montana per.
sons who took part in the annual tour
Of the New Salem Holstein circuit last
week.
Fargo-Monday, July II, the first
day of the state fair, is homecoming
day and all former service men will be
admitted on a Legion card or on the
wearing of the uniform. The 164th
regiment will hold a reunion at the
fair grounds.
MISUNDERSTANDING the dead body of
Fred Borgan, %, on the sidewalk in
front Of the Lamb National bank was
the first clue to $1,000 robbery in
that institution. Borgan, manager Of
branch store at Whitman, had come
to the Michigan Mercantile company
for a supply of goods. 1t is believed
he was starting home when he met the