The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1889-07-26

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!, JULY 26, 1889.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Wheat, II cents for No. hard.
L. N. Wood has 100 acres Of wheat ready to
cut.
A great many farmers commenced haylnR
this week.
Dan Clark made trip to Fargo Saturday,
returning Tuesday.
Attorney Paul and H. L. Smith we're at
sherbrooke Oh Monday.
There was 4 heavy rain Wednesday night,
which interfered with haying.
Boru-To Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pope, Broad.
lawn, on the 18th, a daughter.
Miss Anna Hovey, Of Minneapolis, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. P. p. Rice.
Wasem announces an important new de-
parture tn his al. this week. Read it.
Rev. S. B. Mahaney, who has been visiting
friends in Manitoba, is expected home to-mor-
row.
The Sunday school picnic last Saturday on
the Sheyenne was great success, and largely
attended.
VIM. Furlong, Of Rochester, just outside Of
Steele county, thinks he has an artesian well
on his farm.
A number Of farmers OIL the east side of
Steele county will commence harvesting on
Monday next.
Married-At Fargo, on Sunday, July 2lst, by
Rev. Father Collins, Mr.. R. S. Simpson and
Miss E. A. Reagen.
Our thanks are due Hon. +. D. Wallace
for copies Of several articles introduced by him
in the constitutional convention.
c. W. Knapp has the contract for repairing
the Hope school house, and will probably
commence work on it to morrow.
A'AAs cs AAs SAlaAeyS OuO VI HlO ooA y YlOllcOl
Of Hope, but who has been absent about four
years, came up on Tuesdays train.
Mr.. C. G. Merriell was at Sherbrookc on
Wednesday, arranging for meeting Of the
Steele county republican committee.
Mr.. James McCarty OF Broadawn, came up
from Fargo on Monday, and will remain till
he has seen his fine crop Of wheat harvested.
MIR. Fred Ingison. brother of Mr.. Silau
Ingison. arrived yesterday from New York,
and expects to make his future home in North
Dakota.
The Ladies' Aid society, of Hope, met at W. E.
Boise's residence Wednesday afternoon. There
was large attendance, and an enjoyable time
was spent.
SEQ the new ad. of Wamberg l. jacobson,
who have any quantity Of harvest goods bought
at dry season prices, and which they will al
most 6 i've away.
Mrs. Worden NJ. Pope, Is visiting with rela.
tives in Broadlawn, after which she and hel
children expect to start for Monmouth, ILL.,, on
a visit to her father.
A joint meeting Of Hope and Colgate school
townships is to be held on Monday next at the
school house, for the purpose Of adjusting soInt
differences between the two towns.
| Merriell Bros. & Luce have just received ,
carload Of binders, and il you desire the best
they invite you to call and obtain one of thei
DeeriDg, all steel, light running machines.
Rev. Mr.. Stckney, of Harwood, will preacf
in the Congregational church Sunday morning
at IL O'Clock, at which time sacramental scr
vices will be administered. Usual services a
| o'clock Sunday evening.
John Wamberg On Tuesday received chec1
from the Fire Association Of Philadelphia II
payment Of the damage occasioned the Hop
school house by lightning a short time since
The contract for repairing the building hal
been let.
Don'tdelay longer to insure your crop agains
hail. To-nl0rroW was too late with some o
your neghbors, aud why may 1t not be 81
with you? The Alliance Hail association fur
nisbes absolute protection at tue lowest posi-
bic cost SEQ the A. H. A. agents and insur
with them.
Hon. Ira S. Lampman will speak on mat
ters Of vital interest to farmers at tho Congre
gatonal church in Hope, Thursday, Angus