The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1891-04-03
Flax, SO cents per bushe!.
Potatoes, 60 cents per b1shel.

FLAX, 90 cents per hushe!.
Potatoes, Sc cents per busllel.
Wheat. IS cents for No. hard.
H. H. Wasem is ful-of new goods.
Miss Clara Wallace is quite sick will,
mumrs.
Miss Lulu Baker is quite sick with the
mumps
Go to G. j. Paul for loans. Partial pay
ments accepted.
Go to j. NJ. Stewards for ''Sitting Bull and
The Indian War;
Some household goods for sale. Inquire
at Room 80, Hope House.
Mrs. T. C. Elwell's school in Lincoln
township closed last week.
Sheriff Linn was in town last Saturday,
and visitor at our sanctum.
Smoke Weganl's LEADER 5 cent cigar.
Found only at J. NJ. Stewards.
Mr.. T.. II. Paige, of Caaselton, was in
town for brief stay Thursday.
&C. V. Russ has some good work horses for
sale. Inquire of him for particulars.
-hpY. w ID. l. luuldS, vi ndllitobds 10 SioiS-
ing with his friend Rev. S. B. Mahaney.
Judge King and Mr.. c. G. Merriell made
business trip to Sherbrooke, Tuesday last.
-Merriell Bros G. Luce received full car
load Of Dowagac grain drills, last Tuesday.
Loans on best tcrms-lnterest only once a
year. 81. PAUL.
Mr.. James T. Sanders of Gallatin, while
in town last Friday, made this Office a pleasant
call.
Mr.. S. Plumb returned last Tuesday from
lengthy visit with relatives and friends in
Baraboo, Wisconsin.
Mr.. J. W. Wheeler reports seeing num-
sure forerunner of spring.
Clerk of Court Winslow was in town last
Saturday See notice of his sale, which ap-
pears elsewhere in this issue.
Tribune: Joseph Colby, of Alexandria,
Minn.. has purchased j. NJ. Roberts farm OF
100 acres near here. Consideration, 81, 500.
Remember the school entertainment oae
week from tomorrow evening. AL interesting
program, and all evening of rare enjoyment
Oar first order Of the session laws of 1891
his DO n received, an those w;sh;nr a copy
will do vel! to cal! at once. Olly IS cents per
cory.
-Attys. J. T. McNIahon and c. j. Paul
were ct Page last Monday, appearing in a
lawsuit-Snith vs.. Wallace, both of tina!
place.
e. j. & j. P. McMahon will place money
on well improved farms, with good securely
for 7, s, 9 and 10 per cent. Call at their Office
for terms.
Don't forget when you want horse or jacl
bills Of any description, that we are prepared
to turn out such work in first class style. Cal
and see those new cuts.
Mr.. C. w. Dawdy, our popular harness
dealer, has purchased the residence propcrt'
now occupied by John II. Van Dusen, and vii
remove thereto shortly.
Our town has presented quite busy appeal
ance in the past few days. Lots Of people il
town and buying lots of goods, and our mel
chants are sereney content.
The mail wagon carrying the mail b.
tween LtlS pOltlG duu Ciiuolus udS Dcou uuIe
late the last two or three trips on account
the wretched condition of the roads.
Our old friend, N. P. Rasmussen, 9
Valley City, was in town yesterday, shakin
hands with his host of friends. His jolly pres
ence is always appreciated by Hopeites.
Mr.. L. N. Dugbee, of Sherbrooke, return
ed last Saturday from his winters stay wit
relatives and friends in Massachusetts. H
reports a very severe winter in that country
Mr.. James Loncy intends moving his resi-
dence in the north part of town, some distanc
to the east, and will build a neat addition, pl
up a barn, and otherwise improve his propert,
MIR. P. D. Mertz, living about FIVE mile
west of town, is quite sick with measles. I'll
10. 0. F. lodge Of this place, of which he
member, are seeing that he is properly care
for.
-Wamberg & jacobson have just receive
anew and complete stock Of mems, boys al
youths clothing. Give them call, examiI
tue stock and learn their prices. You will |
sure to be suited.
Mr. Joe Jimeson has accepted permal
eut position with Merchant Waseln, and W
remove his family from Cooperstown in IL
near future. They will occupy Str sngus, ,Qy
the Q. <. restaurant =. him to inflictS