The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1891-04-24
FLAX, 96 cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 60 cents per bushe].
Beautiful weather for seeding.

Wheat, 96 cents for No. hard.
Just reed. a car OF whole corn at 7. E.
Norgord's.
60 to G. j. Paul for loans. Partial pay
ments accepted.
Take off your storm wind ows and put on
your fly protector.
Mr.. A. L. Plummer, of Ilil!sboro, was IN
town this morning.
Remember boys you can got four cents
for every gopher you kill.
Smoke Wiegand's LEADER cent cigar.
Found only at J. M. Stewards.
Miss Nettie Ellsnury is learning the ''art
preservative'' in the PIONEER office.
Mr.. Charles Bush came up from Waphetcn
Saturday for visit with home folks.
Register NJ. B. Casse, came down
from sherbrooke On business last Monday.
-B,se Ball is all the talk among the boys OF
this burg and nine will be organized soon.
Loans on best terms-lnterest only once a
r.ar G. j. PAUL.
Wild geese arc said TO be more plentiful
around here this season than was ever before
known.
-Goto ], M. Stewards for "Sitting Bull ard
The Indian War;" and ''Thc Life Of Gen. sher-
man."
From all prospects VIC will lave ono OF
the largest crops ever known i'll North Dakota
the coming season.
Usual services Sunday morning and eve
ming at the NJ. e. church. Rev. Baker, OF
Hunter will fill The pulpit.
Tic new residence Of Mr. J. D. Brown is
now enclosed and with favorable weather,
will socn lie ready for occupancy.
Mr.. G. H. Newton, Of Fargo, called OH
old f,iends in town the first of the week. The
PIONEER acknowledges pleasant call.
Our town is improving greatly in every
particular, new residences, new stores, and ii
fact we arc coming right to :he front.
Mr. Lor,nzo Frcmw ei,er has bought and
is tearing down prepal atory for removal to hls
farm the building annexed to the Arcade.
The foundation for tho now residence OF
Mr. L. A. jacobson is now being laid and
carpenters will soon begin on the frame work
Our readers will please note tie change
in the advertisement of the Beidler d Robin
son Lumber Co., to be found in another
column.
-Rey. S, B. Mahsney went to Hunter las
Thursday, where he will preach the annlver-
.ary sermon for the Odd Fellows next Sunda!
morning.
MIR. Cyrus Skinner, who has been makln'
Ills home iu Chippewa Falls, Wis, for a mum
ber of years returned to his parental HON
last Saturday.
Mr.. J. Wamberg; S mother, Mrs. Gertrud
Hilestad, and his cousins Mr.. Oily and Mis-
Mary Hulverscn, came last Saturday for
visit with him.
Merchant Fl. H. Wassm made visit
Tower City, Sunday, returning Monday. II
niece, Miss Lizzie Wasem, accompanied hi
on his return, for a visit
The work on the new addition to Mr.. ia
Loney's house is begun and will soon uc con
pletcd. It will add greatly to the appearant
of the north end of town.
MIR. A. Hanson arrived in town Tuesda
last with carload of flour and feed. tie hi
rented and will use as place Of business Il
building opposite the postoflice.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congreg
tional church will hold their next regul
meeting at the home of Mrs. James Warn
next Thursday afternoon, at o'clock
Our readers will please give their attenti'
to the new "ad'' which appears in this issue
Snowman K Mo!stertegen. The boys have
nice stock and deserve their share OF tho p;
ronage.
-Iu taking a casual glance at humanity
hnd that about one fourth of the people thl
that they can dispense medicns better than
Doctors, one half think that they can pie
law better than tho lawyer; three four'
think that they can deliver sermon bet
than the preacher but they all know that IL
can run newspaper better than the editor