The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1891-04-17
FLAX, % cents per bushel.

FLAX, % cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 60 cents per bushel.
Wheat. 90 cents for No. hard.
Go to c. j. Paul for loans. Partial pay
ments accepted.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Winslow, of Sher-
brooke, spent Sunnay in town.
With this issue THE PIONEER enters into
the tenth year of its existence.
Smoke Wiegand's LEADER cent cigar.
Found only at J. NJ. Stewards.
Presiding Elder Cooper, of the Fargo dis
trict, Was in town short time Saturday.
Bert Warner is learning tho harness
maker trade in the shop of G. w. Dawdy.
Loans on best tcrns-lntcrest only once a
year. G. J. PAUL.
60 to J. N. Stewards for "Sitting Bull and
The Indian Wa1;n and "The Life Of Gen. Sher-
man."
Mr.. Will Stringer and family, of Coopers-
town, spent Sunday in town, the guests Of his
sister, Mrs. C. W. Dawdy.
The Nelson House is veritable hospital
these days, there being five of its inmates
down, sick with the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Van Dusen, who have
been residing in town during the past winter
removed to their farm last week.
"A large number of small boys, and some
Of the larger ones, were out after the gopher
Sunday. and brought in quite number.
Mr.. Ernest Luce, of Chicago, arrived last
Saturday, and will have charge of his fathers
farm, northwest Of town, during this season.
MIR. H. H. Baker, who runs one of the
finest meat markets in Fargo, was home
visitor last Saturday, remaining until Tuesday.
Mr.. Bert Shaw is quite sick with measles.
tseems that Bert is having more than his
share, he having just recovered from a severe
attack Of mumr2.
-"Paddy' Doyle went 10 Galesburgh Mon
day morning, where he will assist James
Warner in the St. Anthony and Dakota cleva-
tor for short time.
Valley City Alli;trce: N. P. Rnsmusson''
louse, on his Steele county farm, was PARTIAL!
destroyed by fire ycsteslday 1t was startct
from spark in the manure banking.
"A Steele County Teachers Institute wi
be held in Hope, beginning Monday, May 4th
and continuing two weeks, with DR.. Nc
Naughton, of the Mayville Normal school, a
conductor.
Mrs. +. G. Elwell shipped her house hol
effects Tuesday, and departed yesterday TO
Minneapolis where Mr.. Elwell is employed b.
telephone company, and where they will il
future reside.
-Messrs. johnson and Haugan, of Coopers
town, were in town last Wednesday, inter
viewing some of cur citizers with regard
contracts for the several new buildings i
course of erection.
Atty. j. P. McMahon, while out drivin
last Sunday, captured the first geese of th
season. He got two fine plump ones, and re
ports that there are millions of 'em to be see
almost everywhere.
Mr.. Hanson, representative of the Coos
River Mills, of Mayville. was in town Tuesda
looking up a suitable house In which to start
-four and feed store. We are not Informed {
10 whether he found such building.
uO 4OiN[IEh JoO OAllSC lulucu Out oOIA
artistic horse bills for Frank Hi the first
), the, week. By the way, he has a fine hors
: and farmers wishing to breed mares would
we'll to call and see him at the livery stable.
We have laboreds under an imprcssic
that there was o village ordinance in effec
prohibiting cattle from running at large in Il
village, but from present appearances, we a
y either mistaken, or the ordinance is no goo
u. "A large amount Of farm machinery Is b
:, ing sold at this place this spring, more thu
for many seasons past. This goes to sho
that the farmers are encouraged, and W,
they may be from the present favorable OF
look
Spring is upon us and still the improy
ment is not marked in the condition of t
premises of many as regards cleanlines
People should take an especial pride in cea
ing up their premises, and il they do not
so, we have al ordinance which should be G
forced, compelling them to do so. The heal
Of the community is at stake, and tho mat
should be attended to at once. Will it be?