The Hope pioneer., 1922-04-27

| WilIiston-The Rotary club will re-
vive the Boy Scout movement here.
euffalo-The Community band has
been recognized.
University-An interscolastic tennis
tournament will feature the annual
high school contests here May 1S to 20.
carrineton-A law to keep heavily
laden trucks off of rain-sOdden roads
is being agitated in Foster county.
Watford city-The Citizens State
bank of Arnegard will be, consolidated
with the First State bank here.
Denbigh-The Great Northern has
been authorized to discontinue agen-
cies here and at Deep.
| Mandan-The state meeting of the
p. E. O. sisterhood will be held here
May 29-31.
Stanton - Mercer county potatov
growers have perfected an organiza.
tion.
Agricultural co'Iege-The annual
high school track and field meets here
will be May IL and 13 this year and is
expected to draw large attendance.
| Towner-Ten thousand dollars has
been appropriated by McHenry county
commissioners for state highway
from this point to Drake,
Leith-Only three votes We're cast
against the proposition to rebuild the
fine consolidated school which burned
here just before Christmas.
6ismarck-That very few plants and
flowers growing in North Dakota are
native to the state is disclosed in a
recent botanical survey.
| Washburn-A row of trees was
planted along the sidewalk in front Of
their local castle hall by knights of
Pythias.
Fargo-State tennis activities center
here this year, as the state title event,
the Red River valley tournament, and
the Northern Great Plains tournament
all will be played here.
casseIton - Elaborate preparations
are being made for the entertainment
here of the 3Sth annual convention Of
ton June 1915.
Ryder-Charles H. Mcintosh, presi.
dent Of the Associated Advertising
Clubs Of the World, will speak here
May II under the auspices of the Town
Criers club. s..
Grand Forks-A recent religious CEN
sus disclosed that only fraction Of
one per cent Of the citizens of Grand
Forks have no church connections
whatever.
6ismarck-Of the 4O,O32 automobile
license tags issued up. to the present
time for 1922, 23,22S have been for
Fords and 16,8O4 for other makes Of
cars.
Valley city-A tree will be planted
for every local soldier who has died
within the last year, funds being rails
ed by the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Le-
gion by the sale of poppies. This Gus
tom was inaugurated last year.
Watford city-Whether the propos-
ed federal-state highway for Mckenzie
county run east and west from Charl-
son to Alexander or north and south
from Trotters to Williston, is matter
of keen debate.
Agricultural coIiege-Motion picture
|projection by daylight has been perfect
ed here, the pictures being projected
onto translucent screen from the
rear, spectators viewing them through
tile screen.
seuIah-Suit brought against him
for alleged advances made to another
mans wife caused the mental unbal-
ancing of prominent local merchant
and he was committed to the state
hospital.
crosby-All the school children in
Divide county are eligible for competi-
tion in an essay contest promoted by
the Crosby Development association.
The subject is "Why Divide County
Should Have Mose Settlers and cash
prizes are offered.
Fort misunderstanding the
questions asked him at his trial on
an assault charge, Edward Iron Eyes
entered plea Of guilty and was SEN
fenced to 10 years. Later explana-
tions disclosed the true state of affairs
and the Indian defendant was par
dOned.
Grand Forks-One thousand of the
,339 federal seed loans made to date
have been advanced to North Dakota
farmers, 329 going into Montana and
10 into South Dakota. OF the $2O5, ,521
advanced for this purpose, $157,267
have come into North Dakota. Hettin-
ger county records the heaviest loans
with Slope next, Stark and Bottineau
following.
;, Faroo-A high-power radio station
is being erected by the Fargo Radio
Service Co., recently organized here
, for wireless research and operation.
With the completion of the installation
a daily program of weather forecasts,
market reports, late news items, police
information, speeches, and music will
be instituted, for broadcasting over
North Dakota and the greater part of
, South Dakota and Minnesota. The