The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1891-05-29
FLAX, 96 cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 60 cents per bushel.
Wheat, 90 cents for No. hard.

Wheat 90 cents for No. hard
Go to G. j. Paul for loans. Partial pay
ments.
Smoke Wiegand's LEADER 5 cent cigar.
Found only at J. NJ Stewards.
Mrs. Cora Carpenter, nee U'hite, is visiting
with her parents near town.
Go to j. NJ. Stewards for the life of P. T.
Barnum, or any book by subscription.
year. G. J. PAUL.
Decoration exercises tomorrow. Read
the order Of exercises to DO found in another
column.
For the finest photographs 60 to LIENS
Gallery, Mayvil!e. New scenerics, and every
thing first-class. 3w
The Hope and Broadlawn teams will play
match game of base ball here tomorrow,
Decoration Day.
Mr.. WIN. Milligan moved his family Mon
day to the rooms over the harness shop recent
ly vacated by Mr.. G. w. Dawdy.
Those needing ice in any quantity may he
accommodated by calling on w. B. Hench:
He has about 60 tons to dispose of.
Don't forget the Ice Cream Sociable and
Supper at the Arcade Hall, tomorrow after
noon and evening. Decoration Day.
Fred Culver, the rustlng agent OF the New
York Life Insurance company, was in town a
few days last week and the first Of this.
Judge Mcconnell stopped in our city for
dinner last Tuesday, when on his way to Sher-
brooke to convene the term of district court.
Mr.. S. C. Fuller's mother, from Blooming
ton. Ill arrived yesterday, and will spend
some time here visiting with the family Of her
son.
DIR. w. H. NJ. Philip went to Fargo yester-
day, where he attends the meeting Of the North
Dakota Medical Association today. He will
return Saturday.
Our town presented almost deserted ap-
pearance the first OF the week, the larger por-
ton Of our citizens being in attendance al
court, at Sherbrooke.
Arthur Lane, who was convicted Of steal
Ing pony from one Peterson, in the North
part OF the county, was sentenced to the pen
itentiary for one year.
-Merchant H. H. JTase,n expects this sum-
mer to put stone foundation under his place
Of business. Thus the mark Of improvement
progresses in our midst.
I'm the case of Henry Bentley, charged
with the larceny of wheat, the jury found
verdict Of guilty, and he was sentenced to tn
penitentiary for six months.
We have been unable up to the time o
going to press to secure the court proceedings
but will try and secure them so as to be abb
to give them in full next week.
"A plasterer from Minneapolis is puttip
the plaster on the new residence Of Mr.. J. D
Brown. The house will be ready for occupan
cy in short time, we understand.
MIR. E. Fl. Badger returned last Tuesda
from visit OF several weeks in Chicago H
reports a good time. and says Chicago is boou
ing on account of the worlds Columbian e1
position.
Mr.. A. Gilman, who recently moved to
farm in the Red River Valley, near Argusvil
Cass county, was in town the first Of the weel
and smiling over the prospects Of glorio1
crop this fall.
Mr.. and AIRS. Hawks, arrived last Satu
day from Wahpeton, and will spend the SUI
mer with their daughter, Mrs. Henry Palfre
near here. They then 60 to Salt Lake City
spend the winter.
Portland News. NJ. J.J. Atkins has 30
his farm 4 miles west of town, 32O acres
$4,000 bushels of wheat to Senator F. G. Enge
This is one Of the best improved farms in tt
part OF the county.
"A good turn out of citizens, with all t
flowers they can get, is desired to-morro
morning, to march with the G. A. R. post
the cemetery, when the grave will be strev
with flowers. Let all who can, bring fowe
That genial, jolly Democrat, Chris Ra
musson. of Valley City, was in town sh'
time last Monday. He reports his crops
looking fine, and hopes to get large yield
both is Steele and Barnes county farms Il
season. May he get 40 buahels OF No ha
Is our wish,