The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-11-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

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LOCAL ITEMS.
FLAX. sl.14 per hushel.
Potatoes, 30 cents per bnshe
-Whaat, II cents for No. I hard.
"A heavy fall Of snow Saturday evening.
Mr.. L. Fl. Paige was in this city Tuesday.
Mr.. W. P. Hawlay was in town Thursday.
Usual services at the NJ. E. church Sunday.
Bay your boots and shoes at J'amberg &
JacOhson's.
--Wheat dropped cents in the past week,
from 81 to u.
60 to c. J. Paul for loans. Partial pat-
ments accepted.
Andrew Larson intends to start, soon, for
a vieit to Norway.
Thanksgiving cne week from next Thurs
day, Nov. 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Russ, and T. j. Foster,
left Thursday, for LaPorte. Ind.
Smoke Wiegands LEADER cent cigar.
Found only at J. N. Stewards.
Mr.. A. T. Ward, after visit Of several
months, left Tuesday, for Chicago, III.
DR.. Duruis, the Mayville dentist, will visit
Hope, Nov. 18TH, and remain four days.
Mr. Joel Jimeson has accepted position
rs CLERK in Wamherg & Jacnbson's store.
Mr.. Jonathan Bistline is building a new
house for W. H. H. Roney, near BrordIawn.
Loans on best tsruls-lnterest only once
yar. CD. PAUL.
A number Of ladies from Page City and
vicinity were in town Tuesday, doing their fall
trading.
Miss Minnie Stohr, Call here by the death
oi her brother Rodolpl', returned Thursday, to
her home in Chicago, Ill.
The parties that went over TO Lake Jessie
this week "got left" The lake was frozen
over, no geese, but lots Of fine skating.
MIR. James Taylor has moved into Town
and has fitted up rooms in the Montgomery
House, and will reside there this winter.
"A fine assortment Of ladies' plush caps at
JTAMBERGi & JAcoBsoN's.
Mrs. ". I. 1Iarrry came dow; from Shrr-
brooke Tuesday, and left in tho afternoon for
Page City, whrr" she will visit hnme folks.
-Shawls! Hamherg & jacobson have a
large as 'rtment.
-Mpssr+. T J. T. ster and c. V. Russ slip
ped two car loads of cattle from this place
Thursday and one from Page City, to Chic ago.
Buy your heavy winter tannels at
VAMBERG u IACoBsON's.
Mr.. PArsOn, arrived Thursday. from
Iowa City. 10 va, and will rennain Tor q short
time and look after his business affairs in this
vicinity.
Mr.; and Mrs Brown, father and mother
of. &. Brown, arrived last Saturday, from
Illinois, call Aiher by the sickness in that
family.
For dress goods and trimmings go to
H'ambrrg d jacobson. They have the latest
styles and the largest assortment in Steele
county.
ATTY. e J. McMahnn and wife came in on
Tuesdays train, from Minneapolis, and will
remain for short time and visit friends in
this city.
Mr.. H. T. Hanson, the photographer,
leaves soon for Cooperstown with his car. but
will return about the first of next month, hut
not to stay.
-Messrs. Bert Shaw and Arthur Mootc drove
over to Coopprstown Sunday after noon and
spent Monday hunting and visiting friends
near Lake Jessie.
Someone call meeting for the purpose
Of starting literary, for this winter. 1t will
he great benefit to the town. All we need
is some one to start.
Mrs. w. c. JI-hisnand and Mrs. S. T.
Pope, started week before last for visit of
some length with friends at Monmouth and
Piper City, Illinois.
Wheat has bspn pouring into town the
past week. ard one Of the elevators, the Red
River Valley, had to quit huylng Wednesday
because the house was full
For SALE-I have mares which will sell
cheap: four years old; l six years old and l
eight years old, witt, foa!.
31w4 GorTFR1ED STE1rTMAN.
MIR. Ole Olson, who has been working
for L. A. jacobson for the past year or so, left
Tuesday, for Minneapolis, Minn., hut will re-
turn to Cooperstown in about two weeks.
Good bargains in harness and saddlary
supplies at Z. W. Dawdy's. Call on him early
II YOU wish to secure the benefit OF his reduced
cash prices They continue until the holidays.
There seems TO be a great deal Of sickness
in this vicinity this fall, mostly typhoid fever.
This decrease has t"kpn eff quite numhrr.
Dr.. Philip has now between twenty and thirty
cases.
Tribune: Mr. j. j. Buahee has sold his
hotel to Mr.. E lott, VIII" takes possession to-
day (Thurstlay) hotel will bn conducted
as usual, 81 w,n IN town stop AMI get Il good,
eqnar" meal.
H ,tr III, ,k't + + hogs is very good Fl. 3.
Baker, .nr i,,lsct"r. 'r,II:.t twelve hugs Tues
day, a.. !, d $50 Tor lrin l. p,y~t' ra's-
hogs il, Tai, Country, ls vel! rs Il, any "f tile
eaHt,'n states
". II .'1, ,:nr , l-k IL firnr'. wh,
suNscri, ID t., l. IL / 'wn veil fumi. 10 pay JAS.
I.,u.y ;r AN III !, rf sui, sli,scripinn. as the
IN Hey is ,-.ai.d 10 "fray the expenses Of
digging t,.. well.
Mr.. G,"r O.uIt .ry and Miss CHRISTIE
Benson were nlrriad ~ this city at the resid-
ence Of Mr.. T. E. Nora r.. Wednesday ftrr-
noon, R.r NJ l.. Stus"' flirsating. 7 9
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