The Hope pioneer., 1922-06-15


be given each month by the local band.
Fargo-Postmasters of North Dako-
20 are in session here this week end.
Solen-Rains and cooler weather add
further impetus to the splendid crop
prospects of the west Missouri slope.
eismarck-Charity hospitals have
been ruled exempt from taxation by
the state tax commissioner.
Jamestown-A change in the time of
N. P. train No. 8 to make it two hours
earlier is being considered.
StanIey-A booster tour is planned
by the Commercial club for June 20, to
advertise the Mountrail county fair
and local Chautaugua.
Lisbon-Gasoline bus service on the
N. P. branch southwest from Fargo
through this point is likely to be estab-
!ished soon.
Mandan-Liberty Memorial bridge
over the Missouri here will be dedi.
Gated with big pageant about the
middle of July.
New Rockford-This city and Wah.
peton will put up stiff fight at the
Devils Lake convention Of the Amer.
lean Legion June 1922 for designation
as the 1923 meeting place.
carrington-Glacier Park trail, from
st. Louis to Glacier National park in
Montana, will enter the state at Fargo,
touch Valley City, go through here to
Minot and on west.
osabrock-A 60-foot steel flacpole
set in concrete. has been dedicated by
the American Legion here. An electric
light at the top is visible for many
miles.
New England-Toting gun in
Peaceful Valley settlement near here
cost Ross Sans 500 and ii DAYS in
Jail, the judge admonishing him that
the West isn't so wild and wooly any
more.
Fiasher-After 25 years of service as
pastor of the Flasher and Fallon
Catholic parishes, The Rev. FIR. Fran
els Brauenig is forced to retire because
of an operation on his throat seriously
lmpairing his vocal organs
calvin-An extensively signed nett.
ton asking the local baseball nine tc
refrain from Sunday contests will be
acted upon by the team in accordance
with the measure of support given
their weekday games.
| st. Thomas-A runaway dragging q
heavy iron roller was stopped by Jos
eph Gramowicz. but not until he was
knocked down and run over, sustaining
fractured skull and several broker
bones.
Bismarck-The lower cost of moto,
cars this year is reflected in depleted
receipts in the state registrars office
Although 2,300 more cars have beer
registered than last year, the fees are
several thousand dollars less. The
average tax last year was $7.26. this
year it is $3.50.
Devils Lake-There will he bands
on every corner to greet Judge Kene
saw NJ. Lands and National Com
mander Hanford MacNider when the,
arrive here on June 20 for the openin.
OF the annual state convention of tn,
American Legion. Convention head
quarters announce that they are prac
tically certain of nine bands. TIL
164th Regimental band from Lisbo1
will carry the brunt of the heavy work
together with Devils Lakes 65-piec
Boy Scout band; which will leave short
~ after the convention for an engage
ment at Glacier National Park. Unde
the leadership of Rev. Mr.. Ensrud,
chaplain in the world war, the Stark
weather bands appearance is bein
looked forward to with great Interest
Harvey's Jazz band, the big hit of tn
jamestown convention, has alread
made hotel reservations. Casseltor
New Rockford, Wahpeton, Fargo, an
the state organization of 40 Homme
ct Cheveau" will also be musicale
represented"
FIasher-Three pupils constitute
the first class to graduate from tn
local high school.
Harmon-When surrounded nv
posse of 40 armed farmers, the sheriff
Of Morton county and 5 deputy sheriff
Mike Ulick, former convict turned hi
gun upon himself and was found dea(
He had worked on farm at Price
near here. for two years, but was dis
charged for advances made to til
owners wife, after escaping fro1
Oliver county authorities, was believe
to have been lying in wait to take hi
former employers life when cornere
by the large posse.