The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1885-01-23

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LOCAL ITEMS.
No. hard wheat g. cents.
C.J. Paul has gone to Join his wife at Battl
Greek, Mich.
A. B. Allen, DEVILS Lake, registered at tn,
Hope House Tuesday.
N. P. Rasmussen left on Tuesdays train 70
visit to Fargo and Valley City.
John Meyers contemplates giving ball a
the Hope House on the 22d of February.
Services will bs held in the parlon of th
Hope House Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
Rov. 0. P. Miller will of1iciate.
The wind yesterday blew perfect gale from
the south, and only lack of snow prevente,
It from being large sized blizzard.
We surrender considerable space this weel
to the message of Gov. Pierce, which, though
quite lengthy document, will repay an atten
tive perusal, -
Gunder Howard, of Hllsboro, spent a coupl
of days in the early part of the week in Hop
examining the records in the Office of the reg
lister Of deeds.
An election will be held in Norway schoo
township OH the ID of February for the pur
pose of voting OH the question Of bonding thu
township fer the erection OF school buildings
The up tram from st. Paul OH tho Manitob
road ran off the track Monday night in the vi
Unity of Benson, Minn., and in consequence w
we're without mail from Saturday till Thursday
Charley Barlow left OIL Tuesdays train 70
Minneapolis, and returned yesterday, bring
ny back with him his little daughter Fanny
who has been spending q week with her gran,
parents.
Attention 10 called to the new time card @
The st. P, NJ. i h., which will DO found il
his issue. Trains on tn. Hope branch vii
hereafter arrive at las a. III. and depart a
ESQ .. III. Trains leave st. Paul coming Yves
at 7 p. m. an!l Minneapolis at 1886 p. IN,
The dance of the young mems social club a
the Spear building last Friday evening was
decided success. The attendance was large
the hall comfortable, aud everything passed OF
Ill all agreeable manner. The next club dane
will occur OH the evening OF the 3Otb, at th
same place.
The many friends of Mr.. W. X. Snowden
Jr., will be glad to learn that his father, OH &C
count Of whose illness he was called hon
some weeks since, 10 in fair way to recover
md should he continue to improve, Mr.. Snow
don expects to START Oh his return to Dakot
about the latter pait of tho month.
The Rev. Mr.. Mccarthy, who for severa
months past has been stationed at Sanborn, ar
rived in Hope on yesterdays train for the pur
pose Of making some inquiries in regard t
establishing All Episcopal church i'll Hope. A
engagement to preach In Jamestown mex
Sunday prevented Mr.. Mccarthy from remain
ing over. S-..rr
Tho many friends Of ex-Sheriff c. II. War
from LaSalle, ILL.,, where hn had been Visiting
relatives and friends during the holiday season
Charley is looking rugged and happy, All,
seems 10 have enjoyed the goods thugs OF tn
world while OIL his visit. The ladies' all pll
on their brightest smiles to welcome the favor
ite back.
District Attorney L. X. Hulme left ypsterda
for Bismarck, where he is to argue motion
dissolve the temporary injunction granted b
Judge Francis restraining the county comlnis
sioners from removing the records of Steel
county to Sherbrooke, which was selected b.
the people at the late election as the count
seat. The case is fixed fer argument on til
9th Mr.. Hulme will be assisted by Messrt
Stone q Newman, and ex-Gov. Austin will az
pear for the parties applying for the injunction
August Cultum was in Hope Monday am
Tuesday, and while here called at our office t
exhibit the patent he has received from til
United States for his grain-bag holder, whic
he is preparing to introduce the coming season
This invention has been pronounced by thos
who have examined II thoroughly to he pei
feet success, and destined to come into geners
expensive, two qualities that is sure to recon-
mend it, while it will prove great labor
saver to all who use it.
The two cars Of stock mentioned in las
weeks PIONEER as being Oh tile way here al
| rived last Saturday, and Mr.. P. H. Smith an
G. H. Tunis, with number of assistants, wer
engaged Sunday morning in getting them ou
to the farm. There was one car Of fine youn
Hereford heifers and one Of young brood mare
| and fine stallion. The stock We're brougt
from Omaha, Nebraska. 1t gives US pleasur
to chronicle the efforts of our farmers in tn
direction of stock raising, and we hope to hea
Of many more Car loads of stock arriving tli
spring with which to begin.
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Hope Public Scheel.
Tie followipgis report Of the above schoo
! as furnished by Mrs. Hogue:
Week ending January Is. Bnys. IGirls. Tota
- -t
Average attendance ... 1876 ~ 20.
Per cent OF attendance. 1922 ~ co.
Cas.s Of tartliness :. Z D 7