The Hope pioneer., 1922-11-16
Devils Lake-w. H.; johnson picked

oisI1dFCN-ln0 BISMARCK ana Klduer
stock breeding circuit will expand it's
membership to 2G.
killdeer-More than $1,000 was paid
out by the local elevators for grain
brought in In one day.
Grafton-S. Bergman was found
dead under his car at the foot of a
four-foot embankment.
Faroo-Bonds were voted at the
general election for the construction of
a $4,000 incinerator plant.
Fargo-Flax and butterfat were the
premier cash producers on North Da-
kota farmers the past year.
Jamestown-The city faces a suit
for $3.50 for injuries sustained by a
lady citizen in fall on sidewalk.
South Prairie-Neighborho farm
ers were guests Of the Minot Rotary
at banquet in Community hall here.
Fargo-November % to "a are the
dates for the annual convention of the
North Dakota State Teachers associa-
tion.
Minot-Howard Clapp, age z, was
crushed to death under a load of ties
when the team SHE'D, throwing him
from the wagon.
Dicknson-The installation of about
$4,000 worth of equipment has more
than doubled the capacity of the local
light and power plant.
langdon-Another of this states
frequent barn fires took the Charles
Faris barn together with IS tons of hay
and 5000 bushels of grain.
Hazen-A shotgun Oh moving trac-
tor was accidentally discharged, the
shot fatally wounding Helmet Werner,
who died 10 days afterward.
Minot-Work in the Ward County
Guernsey Breeding and Testing asso-
citation has progressed nicely during
24-hour period once each month.
Stanley-A local potato raiser is
considering the feasibility of construct
ing pit in some Illinois town where
he may store his crop for quick
delivery.
Agricultural coIlege-Wheat pooling
as managed by the North Dakota
Wheat Growers association is being
studied by number of state colleges
and technical schools
Observation-Disclosures have been paid
4,131 North Dakota workers from the
Workmens Compensation bureau since
its establishment. The 1922 fiscal yeal
was started with surplus of S273,57l.
Bismarck-Open season on deer in
North Dakota lasts from November 10
to November 80, according to an inter-
pretation of the law just handed down
by Charles Simon, assistant attorney
general.
Sentinel Butte-Erection of a man.
moth concrete statue Of Theodore
Roosevelt on Sentinel Butte or some
other prominent badland eminence, is
being urged by residents of the old
Roosevelt range.
LaMoure-A prairie chicken crashed
through the windshield of L. A. Smiths
auto while he was driving at a 3O-mile
clip, leaving hole just about the size
Of the fowl, and badly cutting Mr..
Smith with splintered glass.
Bottneau-Every farm in 16 coun.
ties was visited in a campaign against
barberry bushes conducted Jointly by
the state and the United States depart
ment Of agriculture. Literally thous-
ands Of plants were eradicated.
Hetttnger-Five hours after he had
completed writing "Rekindling of Old
Camp Fires" history of his frontier
life, Benjamin Arnold, 70, pioneer and
father Of e. o. Arnold, local business
man, died at his Keldron, S. D., home.
FIasher-The west Missouri slope
will furnish this year 100 per cent more
Thanksgiving and Christmas turkeys
than last year. Farmers engaged in
raising turkeys report much more
liberal profits than in the chicken busi-
ness.
Grand Forks-That North Dakota
has been Disseminated against in the
distribution of cars for crop movement,
is the contention of the Commercial
club traffic bureau after analyzing the
statistics Of cars and potato move.
ments during the past two years.
Mandan-Twenty-five per cent of the
land west of the Missouri should be
in pasture, and II per cent of it is not
tit for plowing ut all, according to the
A. G. experts, who are conducting
series of grazing experiments at the
Northern Great Plains field station
here. Sixty steers pastured on care.
fully measured plots during the sum.
mer recently were sent to the state
college to complete this seasons tests.
stanton-Agitation for thorough irri.
gatioR of the west Missouri slope has
developed the fact that there are
numerous advantageous sites for stor.
age dams in Dunn and Mercer coun-
ties. Fifteen thousand acres in the
Knife river bottom between here and
Beulah are easily accessible to irriga-
ton bitches. Manning has a site ideal
for dam that would store water fo,
$500 acres.
Mandan-Attention Of North Dokot.
club women has been called by their
president, Mrs. L. N. Cary, to u series
Of talks being brOadcastad fro,, T,h;