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Ii glitninR's II anks.

The lightning was evidently In very play
ful mood during the severe thunder storm
early Wednesday morning. Nearly everyone
IN town was awakened between tho hours Of
four and five O'Clock by heavy crash Of thund-
or, and 1t was found later that the warehouse
belonging to L. A. Jacobson, and known a.
the Spear building had been struck BY light
ming the bolt first striking the chimney and
then running down the southeast corner Of the
building, sPlintering the siding up consider
ably, but otherwise doing no damage. The
same bolt, probably, struch the cupola Of the
NJ. E. Church, shattering the shingles on TOD
and running down one Of the posts supporting
1t, charred 1t from top TO bottom. 1t jumped
from there to the chimney and ran down IT,,
tearing out the bricks, and running down the
stove pipe, followed it clear from tho east 10
the west side Of the room and ran down the
stove and under it, and tearing a small hole
through the zinc aud floor, ran along one OF
the Jolsts, came up again through the flor in
another part OF the room. Strange as it may
seem 1t did not set anything fire, though 90.
ing through the carpet twice and through the
straw under the carpet. 1t knocked one Of
the caps from the chimney, throwing 1t clea,
up by tho pulpit, and scattered SCOT and dus,
over everything in the church. Lightning
does play some curious pranks, and II dom
respect meeting houses any more than otbe
bull lDgs.
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PAI(:E...WMlTE.

Married, Thursday, June 26tl, 1890, at TIC
home Of tue BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. White, Fargo, N. D., Mr.. Lucian II. Paige
to Miss Jessie White.
The above announcement was received hero
last Saturday by the numerous friends of the
contracting parties, and although the happy
ovent had been predicted as something that
would happen ore long, yet it was not gener-
ally known that when Louie loft here a few
days since that he would 80 soon take a life
partner.
Only tho relatives and intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony. The bride wore plain
white cashmere dress and beautiful wreath
OF orange blossoms, which were worn by her
mother al her marriage, thirty years ago. The
groom wore the customary suit of black.
The groom has been resident Of Hope for
number Of years, and has friend iu every
ono who knows him. Ho Is known to all as
an industrious and successful business man,
honest and upright in all transactions, and
tho bride is to be congratulated IN securing
such noble young man as a husband.
The bride is very favorably known by our
people, having spent some time In this vicin-
ity last summer during which time she made
many warm friends who fully appreciate her
disposition and merits, and who will extend
warm congratulations to thes happy young
couple. and wish with tho PIONEER that their
married life may be one blisstul dream of
peace and happiness.
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Tile Children's Day exercises at tile NJ, E,
church was attended by house filled to over
flowing. The church was profusely and rich
" decorated with flowers, and presented a
beautiful appearance. The programme was
rich In appropriate selections to the occasion,
which were presented in very pleasing man
ner BY the participants. Rev. S. B. Mahaney
and Supt. Lang made some remarks which
were very appropriate to tho occasion, aud
appropriate songs were iuterspersed with the
other selections. This Children's Day enter
talnment 10 beautiful custom, and it is pleas
ing to note tho great interest manifested by
both old aud young in It's observance,
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
200-Devotional Exercises.
2:90-Addresses of Welcome, by J. c. Ling
and 0. H. Quimby.
2:45-Boslness and Election Of officers.
Value" by Rev. c. Fairbanks, Of Page.
S:S0-Addrses who Ought to be in tho Sun
day School"' by Rev. W. c. Withstand,
Of Colgate.
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:So-Song Service.
7:45-Address, sabbath Observance" by Rev.
Van Zandt, Of Page.
S:l5-Address, Leading Scholars tc Christ"
~ Rev. E. ?. Hall, OF Casselton.
by Supt. f. E. Saunders, Of Jamestown.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
9:N-Devotional Exercises.
lOOC-"How to Hold tho Young People in lie
Sunday school," Rev. $: D. Maharty, ,
1880 Report Of the Grand Forks Convention,
Supt. 4. f. Saunders, Jamestown.
llO0-Address. ''The Influence of Christian
Mother" ": 5. Henry, Broadlawn.
ll:O-Address, 'Christ as Teacher" Rev.
B: b. Seeley, Hope.
12:00-Close.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
2:00-Song Service.
2:SO-Teachere' Conference, led by Supt. Wm.
Ewing, Jamestown.
3O0-RepOrt of Schools.
3:30-Address, .'The Personal Influence of tho
Teacher" Rev. j. R. Mann, Colgate.
4O0-Discussion. 'Should the Memorizing Of
the Scriptures be Revived" opened ly
H. H. Wasem, Hope.
4:30-Close.
WEDNESDAY kvENING.
7:sa}--Devotional Exercises.
6:00-Address, ''How to Interpret the Bible"
Rev. c. A. Mack, SanbOrn.
S:S0-Address, The Teachers Training, "Supt.
WIN. Ewing, Jamestown.
900-Closing Remarks.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
H. H. WASEM, RIA. FOFE,
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The largest rainfall o; the seo,on occu

The largest rainfall Of the season occurred
last Sunday morning. in this vicinity. between
three and four inches Of rain fell, it descending
steadily almost the entire morning. The
ground soaked in the II DISTURB greediIy, the
hot, dry weather preceding tho rain having
dried 1t out considerably. It has turned Of,
cool and pleasant after the rain, and an ines
ti'nable amount Of good has been done the
growing crops. The soil in this section OF
country can stand very large amount Of
moisture, much more, it is said than the coun-
try to the south Of us, in Cass and adj dining
counties.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
f.,n a -, n,,%

NoTlCE or MORTGAGES SALE
Default has been made in the conditions Of
certain Mortgage executed and delivered by Syvert
haagensen and Louise Haagensen. his wife,
dated the 9Th day OF January, A. D. eighteen
hundred and elghty-three and recorded MS
Mortgage in the office Of the Register Of Deeds Of
now state OF North Dakota. on the 18th day OF
January, a; D: 1888. at 2:O4 O'Clock P. NJ, in
t6e Of dtg e On RepY; IL and
for the County Of Steele in said Territory and
State, In book F Of Mortgages, at page is, on
which there is claimed to be due at tie date Of
and 81 90 Cs9Bl .32) Dollars, and no action or
proceeding has been instituted at law or in eauty
to recover the debt secured by said Mortgage or
Notice: is hereby given: That by virtue of
LoWer OF sale contained in. said Mortgage and Of
the statute IN such h ca case made and provided the
mortgaged premises therein described. which
sale will be made at the front door Of the Court
IN hs gags aae o. IN the
auction by the Sheriff of said County, on Satur-
day the 9TH day of July. 4. D. eighteen hundred
Hnd ninety. at = o,clock IN the afternoon. to sat
Mortgage, with tine Interest thereon, and costs
and expenses Of sale, and sixty dollars attorneyfs
fees: as stipulated in said Mortgage 10 case OF
The premises described in said Mortgage and
so to be sold are the lot piece or parcel OF land
situated In the county of Steele and Sta te Of North
Territory of Dakota. and known and described as
follows, tO.wit:
The northwest quarter IN W ~ or section two
(2), In township one hundred and fOrty-flye (laSI
north, In range Hfty-four (54) west.
Dated at Fargo, North Dakota, this LIST day of
Mag, 1870.
ROBERT R. OGILBY,
us Administrator OF the Estate OF
Robert W. Russell. Deceased
Benton L. AmidOn, Attorneys for Administrator
OF Estute Of Mortgagee, Fargo, North Dakota.
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MARRlED-At the home Of the bride, In
Handrum, Minn., on Wednesday, June 25th.
Mr.. H. T. Hanson to Miss Sarah Nelson. Mr..
Hanson is our popular photographer and al
though he has been with US but short time,
by his steady habits and pleasant manners he
has made mauy friends, who will join with
the PIONEER in wishing the young couple a
long life Of happiness.
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"A game Of base ball between two picked
mines was played here last Saturday. Tho
game was not remarkable for anything except
Tor kicking, and moro Of that was INDUCED,
than In any dozsn other games We ever wit
messed. The boys arc chronic kicLers when
they play among themselves, but when they
play outside teams, never murmer Is heard
from any Of their number.
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Dated Sherbrooke., N. D, juno 18th, 1890.
Annual q. A. Il. Encampment

The PIONEER is in receipt Of an invitation 10
attend the Sixth Annual Encampment Of the
&. A. r, at Spiritwood Lake, near jamestown,
North Dakota, from July 18th 10 10Th. 1880,
through the courtesy Of VIM w. Graves, Post
Commander, and H. J. Porter, Adjntant, of
the VIM II. Seward Post No s, &. A. R.. Of
jamestown. The invitation ia also extended
to the &. A. r. of Steele County. The en-
camplnent will bo an enjoyable affair, and all
who can should attend. We understand that
the Post from this place will attend in a body,
accompanied by the Hope Cornet Band.
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Tho Town We'll

Digging was stopped in tho town we'll yes
terday morning, the workmen having gone
down to the depth OF about As feet and struck
strong vein Of water. The curbing was
sunk yesterday, and It Is expected that tho
pump will be in and everything IN order for
use on the 4th. 1t is quite probable that a
first class wind mill will be put up to run tho
pump In the near future.
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The Republican Central Committee met
at Sterbrooke last Monday and fixed tho date
Of tho primaries at the respective polling pI
In the county for the 18th, and the county con-
vention for the 18th inst. The call will be seen
on fourth page.
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Don't forget the Ba

Don't forget the Base Ball Tour
nament in this city, July 10th, 18th
and 18th. Some good clubs arc ex.
pocted, and tho contest for tho purses
will be hot and interesting one.
A purse of 500, $50 to first, $50 10
second and $40 to third best clubs.
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Cas'elton Reporter: A numbef Of our citizens
have shorn their mustaches and whiskers, and
the effect is so transmogrifying that the distin.
guisned individuals suddenly halt themselves
on the street, brace themselves against a lamp
post and solemnly soiloquize; Am Ami, or
am not Amis III am not Ami, thsn who In
H am r?', 80 - -.
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DINN FIR.
COMMITTEE ON PROGRAM.

The time Of the Horse Racing has
been changed to 1 o'clock p. m., and
tho exercises at the Grand Stand to
10 o'clock a. m. Bear this in mind.
All entrances for the races must be
made by noon the 4th, and the fees
paid to p. 2. Rice, treasurer.
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Portland News: G. w. johnson and wife.
W. A. OKane and wife, L. D. Lewis and Mr.,
Gunderson attended tho Masonic ball at Hope
last Tuesday night returning home about seven
o'clock Wednesday morning. They say they
had royal good time and that the Hope
people have the art of entertaining down fine.
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Miss Mary Paige completed her school
term In Lincoln township last week, and Sat-
urday departed for Minneapolis, where she is
70 meet her brother L. H., and bride, when
the party will proceed to their old home In
Vermont for visit of some length.
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T. w. THURSrON.
MARY B. THl1RSTON

-Oquawka (IlIs) Journal: Mr.. and Mr.,
Arthur Mclaughlin, of Hope, N. D., returned
to their northern home last Thursday, after a
several weeks visit with Mrs. McL.'s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. White. Arthur 10 doing
well In his northern home, and holds several
positions of honor and profit at tho hands Of
people Of Hope.
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A M ySteryl !

We cannot explain why The problem is too
compllct ed for any rule in arithmetic or for
mula in algebra We only know that it is so,
and this makes us contented and happy. We
order large bills Of groceries, thinking they
will last a long time. but in a day or two they
are all gone; and this causes us too look about
TOR a leak, and we find a tremendous great one,
but it is through the front door of our pleasant
store, as our smiling customers go forth with
their arms lloffresh goods they have receiv-
ed tor a small sum OF money: We get in large
supplies of Dry Goods, Gents Furnishing
Goods, notions Of every description. Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, until the shelves and
racks seem burstino with tullness, but in an
inconceivable short space Of time we must or
der more, for the styles were appreciated and
eagerly purchased by our patrons. We take
pleasure in serving the public thus, and as you
have enjoyed dealing with us in the past we
we humbly solicit continuance of your pat-
ronage in the future, and all things that we
can do to make it pleasant for all, shall be
done. Yours, anxious to please,
WAMBERG & JACOBSON.
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u. +. 3. G. e.

The next regular meeting of the Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor will b.
hold at tho NJ. f. church next Monday evening,
at O'Clock. The subject is 'ResuIts Of
Faith" from John 1870; Acts 2-a4; Peter
Is. The meeting will be led by Rev. S. r.
Mahaney.
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-Messrs. I. w. Standley and brother DO
parted for their home in Marcelline, No., las,
Saturday, having received telegram that
their father was dangerously i'll, and later in
tellgehce that he was dead.
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Notice Of Teachers Exanination,
The next regular examination Of candidates
Tor certificates to teach in Steele County, will
he held at Sherbrookc, N. D.. in the supsrin-
tenden's office, beginning at 0 O'Clock a. H.,
Friday, Jdly 11th, 1890.
Candidates will please come prep: red with
the necessary stationery. The next examin.
alton will be held on tho second Friday Ia
September.
Sd AxDAHL, Co. Supt.
Dafpl Slorlronka N n r,,> 1o., ,vno
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-Hillsboro Banner: Sup't Axdafll, OF Steele
county, who has just been reelected to his pres
snt position, spent Sunday with bis friend Sup't,
Kennedy
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Rev. S. b. Mahaney starts for Ruttanville,
Manitoba, Monday, for a visit with friends
He will probably visit Winnipeg before return.
ing. He will be gone about two weeks on
this much Deeded vacation.
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MIR. and Mrs. Geo. A. Luce drove over ia
Tower City. Tuesday. Mrs. Luco will stop
and visit friends there while Mr.. Luce zoe,
from there to Fargo on business trip. They
returned Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Mclaughlin and
family returned from their Illinois visit, last
week. Mrs. Mclaughlin was very un nwell dur
ing the whole time of her visit, hence her
early return home
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Mrs. John Drew, OF Snowflake, Manitoba
came Tuesday for a visit with her daughter;
Mrs. j. NJ. Stewart.
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Call on c. W. Dawdy when you want q
set OF single harness. He has them in all
grades, from factory made IS harness t.
hand made harness from $l2 to $25 per set
Call and examine them.
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Seats have been put up at tho base bal
grounds, which will add much to the comfor
of the spectators.
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DIR. W. Fl. M. Philip received Tuesday from
Gov. Miller his commission as medical -exam-
lner OH the state board. His term is for one
year from July LIST. 1890.
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The usual services will he held next Sun.
day morning and evening at the N. e. church.
Preaching at Colgate at 3 o'clock o. m.
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Mrs. w. J. Hammond, Of Grand Forks
came yesterday evening, via Clifford, for vis.
1t OF several days with Mrs. C. J, Paul.
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Republican Club.

The regular meeting Of the Steele County
Kepublian Club will be held at tho school
mouse next Saturday evening, July 9Th, at 8
O'Clock. full attendance Is desired.
FIN G1LxoRR, Pres.
G, g. MERR1ELI- Sec,v
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Providence and the mice permitting, there
will be five grand balloon ascension on tho
4th in Hope.
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sunday School Meeting

The second Annual meeting OF tho Steele
County Sunday School Association will bs held
In Hope, July Sth and 9th. All Sunday School
workers in the County are earnestly requested
to be present. An interesting programme has
been prepared and the topics assigned to CON-
Detant persons at home and abroad.
Let every School he well represented.
G. G. BOIsE, President.
E. H. BADGER, Secretary.
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Hurrah! For The Fourth !

No
a-2for 25chis
Derby at so his feet
dignity which incompatible
LAWNS At CENTS YARD,
Which make nice dresses for little
H. mattel i
MEMS SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
sell Bahiggn
and toe for 25 can't
StawH Hatscheap
IN BOOTS AND SHOES
enable
with ednotty
FL. FL. ASSEM-. EIope, N. y.
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"A Card,

Dawson, N. D., June p, 1890.
We most cordial thank Frank Reynolds and
all the others, for the present given To Us lust
before we took our departure from Hope. It
will long be remembered.
T. W. THy1psrov
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MA.
Thursdays and Saturdays. Trains only sion
on signal, or to leave passengers.
Mails close on train days at 2:l0 p. m.
Through tickets to all points.
American Express Agency.
F. &C. ELwHIt, Agent.
Star Route Mail Service.
NAIL ARRIVES
From Cooperstown. ria piokert, Tuesday
and Saturday, at II M.
From Tower City, Tuesday and Fr,das, at
$50 p. m.
From Portland, ria Shcrbrooke, Monday.
wednesday and Friday, at 7p. m.
MAIL LEAVES
Hope for Coopcrstown. ria Pickert, Tuesday
and Saturday, at p. IN.
Hope for Tower City Wodnesday and Satur.
day, at 8 a. IN.
Hope for Portland, ria Sherbrooke Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, at s a. m.
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WANTED-A good girl for general house.
work. Inquire of
C. y. Russ, Hope. N. n.