The Hope pioneer., 1922-09-28

life by drinking carbolic acid.
arrinoton-Company F, North Da-
kota national guard, is being organized
here.
Bottineau-Two hundred acres Of
Marquis wheat here went 40 bushels to
the acre.
Alexander-Daily train service has
been resumed on the Mckenzie county
branch of the Great Northern.
Bsmarck-Hail losses so far filed
for this year total 1S,2SS, which is 5000
less than last years total. e..
Ryder-The light company is donat-
ing current for an all-night light
service on the community streets.
Hettinger-Adams county has en-
ployed Paul F. Gwyther, practical
farmer of the Slope country, as county
agent. =. .-,.t.:
Dodee-When he fell from Wagon
load Of wheat and wheel ran over
his neck, Nicholas Volz, 6 was. in
stantly killed. .s.
Fargo-Bill Hart was booked in the
police court here on a charge Of
drinking. 1t wasn't two-gun Bill Of
movie fame. -
Sentinel Butte-Medical care failed
to save Jess Herr, 10, who died three
weeks after he had been bitten by a
rattlesnake. :. ..::;..:..
Bottineau.Fire of unknown origin
destroyed the store building owned by
w. H. Mcintosh. The loss is estimated
at $4,000. .s
Sanborn-An auxiliary to the Ameri-
can Legion post has been organized
here and another recently was per-
fected at Dickey.
Wahpeton - The state school Of
science has opened with many new
teachers and among new courses is
offering one in printing. -. .:~:.
St. John-Local hunters are protect
ing a temporary game preserve about
three miles square, near here, where
grouse and ducks are very plentiful.
Mandan The 4O-piece municipal
band and the famous Nut Quartet will
represent Mandan and the Slope at the
national dairy show in st. Paul Octo-
Der ia. 49,.
Minot-Major E. S. Person, we'll
known military man and dairy farmer,
has been promoted by the president:to
lieutenant-colonelcy in the cavalry
reserve.
Mandan-The pageant and ceremon-
ial dedicating the new Liberty Memoir
ial bridge over the Missouri between
here and Bismarck was exceptionally
we'll attended. g.:
Grand Forks-There are 2,619> pupils
enrolled in the Grand Forks. public
schools. OF these 615 are enrolled in
the high school and :446 in the junior
high school: ..
Bismarck state board OF ad-
ministration has named Miss Minnie
Nelson and R. J. Murphy, members Of
the board, to prepare new rules Of
procedure.
WiIliston-Leaping into a buggy In
which he and two other lads were
going hunting, Gerald Allickson, rs,
Jared shotgun which exploded and
killed him instantly. .<::
HamiIton-A Jersey heifer sold last
year by the Page. farms here to a
breeder in Ohio, is in fair way to
shatter worlds records for butterfat
production this year. ~ o.
Agricultural College Prof. A. p.
Hollis, head Of the visual education:
department Of the extension division;
has resigned to do special work with
tho T1nfyo,.cifx, of Cl,;ooro
Fargo-The federal grand jury con-.
venes here October 3. Several post
office and bank cases, and number Of
liquor law violations are on the calen-
dar. which is comparatively short. -
Fort Yates-A controversy is being
waged over the removal Of the remains
of Sitting Bull, famous Sioux chief
from the military cemetery here to- a
resting place on the Grande river in
South Dakota.
kenmare-About 60 subscribers to
the third Liberty loan will be reim-'
bursed by the federal government
through the Farmers and Merchants
state bank of Kenmare of losses sus-
tanned when the bank failed. r....
Minot-"The evolution of dairying in
North Dakota" will be depicted at the
national dairy show in st. Paul, Octo-
Der ia by the exhibit of buffalo as
North Dakota's first milk-producing
animal, and some of the old long horn
cattle of frontier days. 81, =
Devils lake-As wind-blown waves
swamped their boat 500 feet: from.
shore in Devils Lake three local
hunters, unable to swim in their heavy
hunting togs. managed to escape with
their lives only by clinging to the over.
turned boat and padding to shore. :
Fargo-Committees Of prominent
business men and farmers are in
Minneapolis and Washington in the
interests of North Dakota wheat
growers. Those in the twin cities are
waiting upon railroad officials in an
Duk To g.