The Hope pioneer., 1922-11-23
Bismarck-Forty deer were killed in

BiSnarck-FOrty deer were Killed IN
the brush bottoms along the Missouri
the first day of the deer hunting season.
Egeland-AIild weather is causing
ducks to linger later than usual in this
territory and they are still plentiful.
Minot-Narcotic drugs and opium
smoking equipment valued at more
than $1,000 were seized by federal
agents here.
Foxholm-Formal dedicatory SER
vices are planned for the fine new
school building here which was just
recently occupied.
Observation-Disclosures county has ap-
proved the county high school plan,
while Williams, adjacent county, has
disapproved the proposition.
Drayton-Apparently having fallen
from disc he was operating, the 12-
year-old Westman boy was found dead
in field near home, his neck broken.
Bismarck-The Interstate commerce
commission was petitioned by the state
railron' commission for authority to
regul,..e the distribution Of cars within
North Dakota.
Dickson-That the first annual fair
of the Stark County Agricultural asso-
citation paid for itself and had a
balance left is the report of the general
management committee.
Fargo-The district manager of the
United States railway mail service here
announces that mail facilities in the
state will be doubled for the Holiday
rush and 1S1 clerks will be added to
the various routes.
Bremen-Three boys were dumped
from wagon and shaken up, q cream
separator was wrecked, and the wagon
itself considerably damaged, when an
duto struck q COW which one of the
boys were leading from the rear of the
wagon.
Grand Forks-Captain M. L. McCor-
mack, founder Of this city while a
representative Of Hudson's Bay CON-
pany, one time secretary of state for
North Dakota and for time acting
governor of Dakota territory, recently
died in st. Paul, at the age Of IS years.
Jamestown-Edward p. Wells. a
pioneer Of 1878 and organizer here of
the Russell-A1iller Milling company,
now an organization covering the
Northwest, recently resigned in Mime
apolis the presidency Of four great
manufacturing concerns. He is IS
years old and intends dropping active
business life.
Bottineau-In order to make their
new slogan, "You Know Bottineau,"
more nearly accurate, citizens are pay
ing close heed to comprehensive
community survey made by the soci-
'Ology students at the state forestry and
normal school. They succinctly out
lined several enterprises and lines of
cooperation calculated to better the
community spirit and the business well
fare Of the city.
Esmond-The northern part of the
state sends to the 1923 legislative
session the first women to sit in a
legislature in North Dakota. From
this place Mrs. Minnie D. Craig, Non
partisan, will 60 to represent Benson
county; she is a mother and reported
to be an excellent cook. From Minot
Miss Nellie Dougherty, school teacher
and stenographer, will go to the state
capitol as Ward county law maker ::
she is an Independent and helped in
three political campaigns in Wasd
county.
Grand Forks-With several years of
remarkably successful grain and mill
management behind him, G. e. Austin.
graduate of the University of Mime
sofa in 1903, has been chosen general
manager of the North Dakota mill and
elevator for period of two years,
co-incident with Governor Nestos' term.
His work Of recent years has been In
Canada as elevator and mill manager
for various large British concerns.
Unlversity-First aid and rescue
work as practiced in mines was demon.
strated by an instruction car sent here
under direction Of the federal bureau
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