The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-05

MOlay lOdges is Delng perfected.
Observation-Disclosures is going we'll
over the thousand mark this year.
Devils Lake-Fred A. Scott has been
appointed postmaster for four years.
WiIton.-Lignite Highway Is being
marked between here and jamestown.
Minto-The builder of log cabin
here in 1875, John Riske, 81, recently
died.
Bismarck-The city budget for the
ensuing year will be the same as for
last year, $92,599.
VeIva-Twenty-one head Of cattle,
uninsured, were burned in recent
barn fire near here.
Observation-Disclosures to total
$150,OO0 are being made in the N. P.
roundhouse here.
Hunter-More poultry in Cass county
is the aim of many farmers who are
increasing their focks.
StanIey-Twenty-th suits and %
overcoats were stolen from a Great
Northern box-car here.
Erie-Kenney Cameron, 35, was
burned to death in his farm home here,
the origin of the fire being unknown.
| New England-Ten acres of winter
wheat, of the Kanred variety, yielded
better than 40 bushels to the acre.
Trenton-Phone wires into the town
were cut but yeggs were unable to
force an entrance into the safe of the
State bank.
Minot-The jar of corn binder on
which John :Mahoney, 10, was carrying
a shotgun exploded shell and he was
killed.
Rugby-While Albert Beaver was
lying under his car making repairs, a
passing auto ran over and broke his
projecting leg.
kiIIdeer-It would cost about $780,
600 to dam the Knife river and provide
irrigation facilities for 5000 acres in
this vicinity.
Lidgerwood-The Fergus Falls high
line into Hankinson will be extended
to this city for the supply Of current
within short time.
Grand Forks-A barrel of dill pick
les is what several local young men
stole when they thought they were
getting homemade wine.
Langdon-Motion pictures recently
were shown here of new Canadian
| shocking machine which elevates the
bundles and drops them in full shocks.
Fargo-John Il. McGrann has been
named to succeed the late Senator
A. j. Gronna as chairman of the state
mill and elevator advisory commission.
Mandan-Bishop Z. G. Richardson of
Atlanta, Ga, will preside at the annual
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church of North Dakota to be held here
October Ills.
Wahpeton-When an automobile
struck the bicycle on which he was rid
ing, hatchet in the hip pocket of
John Meuer, carpenter, severed an
artery in his leg.
Bergen-Yeggs blew off the door Of
the vault and badly damaged bank
fixtures, but were unable to get into
the inner strong box of the vault and
left without loot.
Park Rivera passenger in the rear
seat of speeding automobile paid 500
fine and the driver $50 fine for failure
to exercise proper control over the car
and it's speed.
Enderln-Running 100 yards on q
dirt track in u As seconds, j. c. Har-
per, 66-year-old merchant has beaten
the worlds record for the short dash
by men over so years of age.
i Devils Lake-A wholesale coal office
has been opened here by the Alberta
Coal agency of Alberta, Sask., for the
wholesale distribution of bituminous
coal throughout the state.
i Tappen-About ii farmers Joined in
shipping to Boston two carloads of
wool from the sheep which they are
raising on Il small scale, and the re-
turn check was for $17.622.
l litchviIle-A local farmer realized
more profit on half acre of onions
than on 1OO-acre wheat field. Some
Of his onions measure six-inches in
diameter and weigh a pound and half.
Jamestown-A second cousin Of the
late Michael Collins Of the Irish free
state, Father O'Sullivan, has copy Of
the memorial edition issued in memory
of the Irish statesman by the Dublin
Free State.
| F Fargo-The federal government has
made an offer to the trustees of Fargo
college to use the buildings during the
ensuing year as vocational training
center. The school was closed for q
financial reorganization.
Grafton-After two years back in
Scotland, Boyd Anderson, pioneer Of
1851, has returned to Walsh county to-
relocate. He says unemployment is
general and farming is in bad shape
because of the low prices prevailing
abroad.
I 6each-A provision of the state hail
law is that no losses can be paid on
harvested" grain. Early in Septem-
Der hail did 100000 damage to cut and
shocked grain around here and the
owners are seeking to realize ON their
i,,ts, ;,>ss Al.