The Hope pioneer., 1922-04-06

been organized here.
Washburn-While working on high
voltage wires to Cole Harbor, Ray
| Cleveland, so. was eiectrOcuted.
Sanish-Soo line civil engineers are
working over the proposed rail route
from Williston to this point.
Jamestown-A building has been re.
modelled and dedicated as the Christian
Science church here.
AImont-Heart river Is being search.
ed for the body of George Klieh, miss
ing since March %.
carrington-An association of Am.
erican Legion posts in this district is
being perfected.
Minot-The Minot Rifle club has af.
filiated with the National Rifle asso.
citation.
steeIe-A radio telephone receiving
set is being installed by the Steele
Ozone.
Grafton-A local woman is being
held on the charge of greeting her
husband when he went home to dim
ner with four shots from revolver.
New England-A car Of corn was
sent by Bishop Vincent Wehrle of the
Bismarck diocese for distribution
among the needy of this vicinity.
Bismarck-Very few farmers are
seeking help through the employment
bureau jointly maintained here by
state and federal government.
mer state land commissioner, has been
named secretary and treasurer of the
state hospital at jamestown.
Fargo-A. L. Bishop of this city
heads the North Dakota Gideons for
next year and Grand Forks was chosen
as the 1923 convention city.
Wil!iston-Three carloads Of seed
potatoes are being shipped into Mon
tana by the recently organized Potato
Growers association here.
Mandan-A Minneapolis landscape
gardener is comforting with the local
park board on a 25-year program of
park development.
Fort Yates-Another federal pay-
ment of $25 per capita to the Standing
Rock Indians is scheduled for early in
April.
Bismark-Samples of North Dakota
clay products are being sent by the
state immigration department. to many
firms throughout the country who have
become interested in this product.
Alexander-August Rogers. his team
and wagon were carried downward 70
feet and out into the Missouri when a
high cut bank caved III with them, but
all escaped without injury.
Dickinson-Only Early Ohio pota-
toes will be handled by the recently
organized Stark County Potato Grow
ers association and all seed must be
treated before planting.
Niagara-Hans Georgeson, active in
the Grain Growers corporation in this
state, was elected one of the directors
of the national organization at a re-
cent meeting in Chicago.
Bismarck-Final call for payment of
1920 hail warrants has Deen issued by
the state treasurer and it is expected
that payment of 1921 warrants will be-
gin early in May.
Agricultural coIIege-Fostered by
the poultry department, campaign
will be conducted throughout the state
this spring and summer for cleaner
eggs.
EgeIand-The fast basketball team
representing the lacal high school up-
set good deal of dope at the state
tournament in Fargo by eliminating
every team it met up to the final round.
Fargo won III a fast and clean game.
Bismarck-Many years of valiant
fighting IN the Indian campaigns of
frontier days We're instrumental in Sc
curing for Frank Waggoner, G3, a par.
done after being sentenced to one wear
for the theft Of 81 bushels of wheat.
Grandy Forks-Three hundred fiftv
feet additional spur track into the fair
ground here, to he built by the N. P.
this spring, will greatly facilitate un-
loading stock and exhibits for the ex-
hibition July 24-29.
Dickinson-Election by vote of the
lodges of the state of A. A, Dins,]ale
to the office of grand warden of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows for
North Dakota has just been an.
nOunced.
Raub-Attempting to ford flooded
creek here in farm wagon resulted
fatally to the ten-year-old son of F.
Blair. The water floated the box from
the running gears and upset it. Blair
succeeded in getting his wife to shore
but was unable to rescue the son.
Dickinson-United States land off.
ces here, at Minot, and at Williston
Will be discontinued May l. by order
OF Federal Commissioner Spry. He
explains that the action is made nee.
essary by cut in appropriations for
the federal land department.
McHenry-While a number of neigh.
bors were helping Mr. and Mrs. James
Mckinney celebrate their silver wed.
ding anniversary fire originating in tho
Kitchen gained such headway that tho
entire building and most of the con-
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