The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-05-31

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Y, MAY 81, 1889.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Wheat, II cents for No. hard.
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Yesterday was d very large day in Hope.
Frank Gilmore has just finished painting
his house.
Herb Hosford and Mr.. Smith drove up from
Casselton on Saturday.
Attorney Mcmahon went to Fargo, Monday,
on business before the land Office.
Mr.. j. H. Verify, who has been spending
the winter in St. Paul, returned on yesterdays
train.
Mr.. B. G. Luce, father of Geo. A. Luce, left
Tuesday for Clinton, Mnn., on visit to
friends.
Charlie Jackson has moved his family in.
to town, and Is now domiclled with Mr., w,
n. Pope.
A return game of base ball will he played
between the Broadlawn aud Pickert clubs TO-
morrow.
H. L. Smith has sold his coal and wood yard
to Charlie Jackson, who will hereafter conduct
the business.
Marrie'l-on Monday, May Is, ut Portland,
Mr.. Jesse Bugbee to Miss Jessie Knight, both
Of Sherbrookc.
L. H. Paige leaves t. morrow for Page City,
where he goes to take charge Of the Cargill o.
evator at that place.
An effort Is being made by some Of the Indies
Of tho Congregational church to secure H.
brary for the Sunday school.
A force of railroad carpenters have been at
work all the week on the depot, making some
necessary repairs and changes.
Frank Hill has his pasture on 36 about CON-
pleted. He has dug we'll and will shortly
erect wind mill In the pasture.
Mr.. c. H. Holmes of the First National Bank
OF Casselton, was visiting in Hope yesterday,
and made the PIONEER office a pie asant call.
ASa,ne Of base ball was played yesterday
between the Pickert and Colgate clubs, result
ing in victory for the latter by scoro Of Is
to13
Frank Reynolds received a severe kick from
stock horse Monday afternoon, which made
him rather lame for few days, but he is 0.
K again.
Rev. William Morrow, OF Chicago, ILL.,, form
erly pastor Of the Presbyterian church, Piper
City, is visiting with his old friend and former
parshoner, Rev. W. c. Whisnand.
Tho BroadIawn farm has again changed
hands, this time Mr.. John j. UHare, said to
he an Eastern capitalist, becoming the pur.
chaser, the consideration, 1t is claimed, being
$4,000.
A. I. Drakeiey has just purchased from Mr..
X. H. Brunsdale, section 23, III, IS, and SO
acres on section "A, in the same town. The
improvements consist Of 200 acres breaking,
and the land will DO paid for In crop payments
The weather during the past week has been
very fine, hut the nights have been ramarka-
bly, cold for this season Of the year, ica having
formed nearly every night; crops never looked
better, and the outlook up to tho present time
is very encouraging.
Owing to sickness in bis family, DR.. T. E..
Marsh, dentist, was unable to fill his previous
announced engagement, but will be In Hope
on Tuesday, June 4th, 1885, without fail, and
can be found at the Nelson House, where those
desiring his services can employ him.
Mr. Fred Thurston, grandson Of Rev. r.
w. Thurston. spent couple Of days with his
grandparents, and left yesterday in company
with his uncle, Mr.. Frank Thurston, on visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Turney, at Taylor, on tho
Northern Pacific road, west Of Mandan.
Mr.. Geo. +. Eiscnbrand. dentist, who has
for the past three years been assisting DR.. G..
L. Opsal, at Red Wing, Minn., arrived yester-
day and will remain till June 10Th. MIR. Eisen-
brand comes highly recommended Ly DR.. Op-
sal as a thoroughly competent dentist. He
can be found at the Nelson house by those de-
string his services
We call the attention of our readers to til
International Cyclopedia a1v. which appears
in this issue. 1t certainly Is the latest publi-
cation Of the kind and comes very highly en-
dorsed. Another agreeable feature is that the
entire work is delivered on a small payment
and thirteen months given for the balance.
This, with lis low price, places 1t within the
reach Of ALL and surely every intelligent man
feels the need OF work of that kind.
meeting Of the business men Of Hope was
held Monday evening in the Office Of Attorney
Mcmahon. Mr.. E. D. Wallace Was called to
the chair and F. c. Elwell made secretary. It
was unanimously agreed to have celebration
on the Fourth Of July, and the following COM
mittces were appointed: Finance-George A.
Luce, F. N. Gilmore and J. J. Wamberg. On
Arrangements-L. A. jacobson, G. &. Merriell,
George A. Luce, H. H. Wasem and F. N. Gil
more.
Memorial day was appropriately observed
by Geo. P. Foster Post G. A. R., yesterday.
At ten O'Clock in the morning the post march,
to the cemetery where the usual ceremonies
were observed. After returning to town, the
members with their wives and families partook
Of dinner as the guests Of the Ladies' Relief
Corps OF Hope. In the afternoon the men,