The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1891-05-01
FLAX, ?6 cents per bushel.
Beautiful spring weather.
Potatoes, 60 cents per bushel.


Wheat, 30 cents for No. hard.
Every body is busy cleaning house.
Remember the Institute next week.
Go to c. J. Paul for loans. Partial pay
ments.
-Supt. Axdah was seen on our streets
Tuesday.
just reed. car OF whole corn at T. E.
Norgord's.
Work on James Loney's residence is pro-
crossing finely.
Remember Arbor Day is on Wednesday
OF the coming week.
Hope will be full of the fair sex for the
next two weeks to come.
Measles are still raging in this vicinity,
new cases most every day.
Smoke Wicgand's LEADER cent cigar.
Found only at J. NJ. Stewards.
60 to j. NJ. Stewards for the life Of P. T.
Barnum, or any book by subscription.
-Tribune: Auditor Goplerud took in some
thing over 1000 gopher tails yesterday.
Farmers in these parts are very near done
seeding week or ten days will finish all.
MIR. Wilbur Wood removed his family
yesterday to his farm in Colgate township.
-loaus on Best terr!s-lntcrcst only once a
year. c. J. PAUL.
-H.H. Wascm made business tr!p to
Fargo week ago yesterday, returning Tues.
day last.
Atty. Scntt and wife, of Fargo, arrived in
town Tuesday, ana are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Paul.
-Mr, e. S. Seymour. Of C"ntra!ia, WASH,
was in or city tho first OF the week looking
after lis business affairs.
-Tribune The wife of John Mcdonald
died at the '.BroadIawn FarnH last Sunday
morning about six O'Clock.
Tribune: The ''Broadlawn Farm' has
again changed hands, becoming tho property
Of Geo. W. Farricr, of Minneapolis
-Tribune: Judge Mcconnell will hold a
term of Court in this county, commencing
Tuesday May 26th, at O'Clock a. IN.
Col. w. H. Robinson and F. w. Ames, Of
MayviIla, were in our city Tuesday, on business
and made the PIONEER pleasant call.
If it hadn't been for the rain Sunday
evening there wouldn't have been PIONEER
this week, nor a business place in Hope.
Mr. L. H. Paige, of Casseton, came in on
Tuesdays train to look after the burnt flax
and others grains belonging to his company.
Mr.. Steve Doyle, who has been working
in a Fargo meat market for the past few
months, is again working for H. H. Baker ii
this city.
Mr.. c. W.Dawdy has built an addition
on his residence and is giving the same Goa
Of paint which will shang;s the appearance o
he'bui!ding greatly; :
-supt. Marshall OF the Red River Elevate
Line, was in town Wednesday and Thursda!
on business in connection with the losses IN
Cured by the fire last Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Luce came last Saturday t.
Join her husband, and they are now establish
ed on the farm Of his father, Mr.. G A. Luce
about five miles northwest Of here.
"A crew of railroad workmen were sen
up last Tuesday to clear up the wreck cause
Dy Lu0 last ulUuudJ3 duu W puu liz a AON
side track where the old one burned out.
-W.er., OF W., + , has our band disappe:
.dp Echo. answers, where, oh where
Boys these are loyly evening and yo0 ought
practice out in the band stand. Try it som
ane evening.
-Broadlawn claims they are goipg to hay
ball nine this year that can beat anything
twenty-five miles reach We understand Hop
and Broadawn will have contest in th
near future.
Mr.. Jack McLaren, head carpenter of IL
Red River Valley Elevator Co., has been
town since Tuesday assisting the agent her
Mr.J. F. Mckinney, in clearing away Il
debris Of the fire.
Our $500 fire engine done its duty at u
fire Monday morning, as usual, by remaih''
In its quarters at tic l'eidler d Robinson lul
ber yard. lis fine thing to have ilre eng''
syen il it is no good