The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1888-11-30

Sheyenne river Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. A. Grey, Of Colgate, left for the East
Tuesday to spend the winter.
Mrs. D. P. Baldwin and niece, Miss Helen
Hooker were In town Tuesday.
Mr.. Babcock lost valuable horse yesterday
morning down at Tower City.
Mr.. P. B. Mann, Of the firm Of Maun l. Le-
hart, was In town yesterday.
Union Thanksgiving services were held at
the Congregational church yesterday.
The meetings now in progress in the M. E.
church will continue next week, D. v. Come
one and all,
Attorney Mcmahon and Or. Philip have
erected substantial hitching posts In front Of
their offices.
E. 8. Seymour was confined to his room sew
eral days during the week from indisposition.
DR.. Philip attended him.
Banker Brown went to Minneapolis on Tues
day to eat Thanksgiving dinner with his family.
He is expected to return Tuesday.
Attorney McAlahon went to Jamestown Tues.
day to argue motion before Judge Rose in
the case of Arthur Turney vs. r. F. Plckert.
Mr.. w. H. Pease, accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Cutchin and two children, left for Minneapolis
Tuesday, where the family will hereafter re-
side.
Billy Miligan returned yesterday from trip
to Michigan City, Nelson county, bringing with
him his sister -in-law, who will spend the win
ter in Hope.
Miss Jessie Owen, who had been visiting
with her uncle and family at the Broadlawn
Stock farm, returned to her home at Sanborn,
Dakota, on Saturday.
Rev. s. B. Mahaney will preach in the Meth
odist church in Hope Sunday morning and eve-
ming at the usual hours, and at Sherbrooke at
o'clock in the afternoon. All are invited to
attend.
There was dancing party given in the new
addition to the county building at Sberbrooke
last Friday night in which forty couples par
tlcipated. Supper was served by the Bugbee
Brothers.
There will be meeting of the members Of
the Prudence circulating library Of Broadlawn
township Monday evening, December 8, at the
residence Of c. H. Newton, for the purpose Of
selecting librarian.
Twenty-one cars Of wheat were pulled out
by the train Tuesday afternoon. These carr
were all loaded between o'clock Saturday
afternoon and 8 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Many Of the cars were loaded by farmers.
Mrs. William Faulkner returned from st.
Paul on Tuesday. We regret to learn through
her that Capt Faulkner's health has been pool
this winter, though he was somewhat better
when she left and had started on a business
trip.
Rev. T. w. Thurston will preach in the Con.
gregational church Sunday morning. At II a.
m., a five minutes sermon to the children. A,
l1:O6, 'The Persevering Suppliant," Mat. xv,
a. At 7:80. p. M, sour Estimate Of Christ u
Mat xxi, 40.
Married. Monday, November 25th, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, by Rev. T.
W. Thnrston, Mr.. ID. n. Thurlow and Miss
julia p EllsbuFys d Hope. The happy couple
took their departure At once for Maine, where
they will make their future residence.
L. A. jacobson has brought suit agains,
Steele county to recover $512 OF, and interes,
at the rate Of 80 per cent from October 8, 1886,
until October 6, 1888, and interest at the rate
Of Z per cent thereafter, for treasurer's fees
alleged to be due in making sale Of lands fol
delinquent taxes in 1886.
Marriad-At the residence Of the BRIDES pa.
rents in Hope, by Rev. 7. w. Thurston, on
Thursday, November 10Th, Mr.. Lewis L. Petite,
of Mayville, and Miss Annie B. Cruikshank, oi
Hope. The newly married couple started al
once for Mayville, where Mr.. Petite is engaged
In business, and where they will make theil
future home.
Mr.. Mahaney, the minister who was sem
here to assist Mr.. Shawkey, is becoming quitt
a favorite with the people wherever ht
breaches. At Sherbrooke Sunday morning tilt
schoolhouse was filled and Sunday evening ir
Hope the Methodist church was crowded. al
who have heard MIR. Mahaney speak in higl
terms Of bis ability.
The Ladies' Social circle Of Colgate, Broad
lawn and Glendale will meet with Mrs. Garlic
at the Thompson farm, Thursday evening, De
cember s. A large number Of articles bott
useful and ornamental will be sold. A boz
supper will be served. Each lady is asked X
bring a box containing supper for two. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Ed Lindahl, travelling man for Cargill Broth
ers, says the shortage at twenty houses along
his line Of travel amounts to over one millior
bushels. or course this does not cover tht
entire shortage, because at most Of these point
last year there were other elevators, which ar.
closed this year. Ed says Hope is shipping
more wheat than any place which he visits.
G.. H. Newtown, we learn, is shortly to TAXI
charge Of a large farm in Cass county at a lu
c-ative salary. His many friends in Broad
lawn, while rejoicing in his good fortune, vii
regret to lose the presence of Mr.. Newton ant
his pleasant and agreeable lady, who hav,
done SO much to aid everything undertaken fo
the social benefit Of the community in which
they reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton will carr,
with them the best wishes Of all who know
them.
Hardly day passes but we see strangers ii
town who have come from quite distanc,
with wheat. Tuesday there were parties II
town from over near Daisey, on the Coopers
town railroad. These parties are attractst
here by the higher price they obtain for thei
wheat and the lower price at which they car
buy all kinds Of goods. Come on. gentlemen
we are always glad toaccommodate you. Hop,
is achieving an enYiable reputation among th,
i farmers for many r,iIea around