The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-10-21

Rye, 81 cents per bushel
Potatoes, rs cents per bushe).
-Whea!,5 IS cents for No. hard.
M. j. Roach, of Grand Forks, was lu towr
Thursday.
"A Piano for sale for cash or on time. Cal
on McA1ahcn Bros.
II. Il. Anderson, tho Sherbrook merchant
and his daughter were in town last Saturday
MIR. aud Mrs. Silas Ingison were present
CD With fine baby boy on Sunday night last.
Prof. L. +. Marsh has had COOL stone
foundation put under his residence on Quality
Hill.
Fine cabinet photographs taken for So. 90
per dozen, by Mrs. D. N. Van Dusen, Hope,
N. D.
Mrs. w. w. Archer, Of Grcenview, visited
with Mrs. G. 3. Gray, Monday and Tuesday
Of t!i's week. ,- s-v.s..---.--s'f'H
Mrs. Lcor King was in Page a few days
this week, III attendarco upon Omar Gray.
who is quite sick
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. f..
church will meet at the home Of Mrs. &. r..
jackson, next Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid S ,c:sty of the Coagrcga-
tional church will NEE! at Mrs. Wa:uberg's 3
next Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock.
Miss LA Ncshcim is waiting upon custom
era behind the counter in the dry goods and
notion department Of Wamberg a. jacobson $
store.
The wheat crop of North Dakota is cstin-
ated at y bushels per acre in 1892 by Com
missioner of Agriculture and Labor-H. T.
He!geson.
Register C,ssel', Supt. Henry, Merchant
Anderson and Hailey Williams were down
from Sherbrooke last evening to hear tho ad-
dress of Judge Cunkln.
Rev. Father Theo. A. Majerus informs us
!y postal that ho will be present and hold
Catholic services in the e. A. R. hall at this
place on Sunday, Oct. 3Oth.
Every voter should spend few moments
sometime between now and election in study
ing the science and art of casting ballot
under the Australian system.
"A partial eclipse Of the sun took place
Thursday. but as the clouds obscured that
lumnarg during the tmo when it happened,
we were unable to witness the spectacle.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Cougre5a-
tiona church will give an oystycr supper on
Saturday evening, Oct. 20, at their hall. 6rst
building sou:l, Of the church. Tickets, 3Jc.
BIB Wilson finished tl,reshing for the sea-
son aud pulled his machine in yesterday. He
SAYS: "Wc hayo had good run and expect all
our pay bu! there is aot $4,000 II it for u.s."
The problem OF securing tlace In wh.aii
to live is agitating those families who are com.
, PEELED to u:oye this fall. There are absolutely
lio vacant heusss-ar rooms in the place at
present.
Dr. Feathers,on, was here attending ta
aching molac5 from Saturday until Tuesday
uo-Wednesday morniDg-as the train did rot
lsaye until then. He did a rushing business
white I,erc-as he always does.
And still they eoms, On Monday morning
last bouncing baby boy was bern TO Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Stewart. Joo was happy over the
event and thew tho choice Havanas around
| in reckless manner the next day.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. E.
church will bold their fair and oyster suppel
| in the new hotel. The ladies' have been max
ing uew carpet which will he for sale to-
getllcr with many other useful things.
"A little democrat was born to Mr.. aud Mrs
| Wm. Mllgan en- Friday night last. We art
| in hopes, though, that Billy will see the errol
of his way and reform shortly, SO that he ina.
! briug the boy up in the way he should 60
Ira miller, If Caledonia has purchase;
the McPolcn building where Erickson ant
Mathiason have their meat market, and wil
remove to Mayylle and open meat markc
in the building about November 1st.-Goos
River Farmer.
jay ". Ingison, Of Minneapolis, forme
resident Of Steele county and a brother 0
Silas Ingison, preached to large congregation
in the NJ. E. CHURCH last Sunday. HI
departed on the delayed train Wclnes4a
morning for lis home.
II. H. Baker killed IS months old stee
for his market the first OF tho week, whic
was as Gae as the finest. 1t dressed go
pounds, or almost 70 per cent Of its weight o.
foot went into meat for the block. Tie stee
was raised ny John sussag and was grass fed
w. G. T. u meets at the residence &
Judge Laor King Saturday, Oct. %, at 3 +
III. All are invited to attend. The member
are requested to DO present.
| MRS. PHILIP, President
LoRENA KING, Secretary.
"A special term Of court VIII he held
Judge Mcconnell at ShelbrOcke, on Friday
Oct 2Stf, 1892. for The purpose of naturaliziD
cit zens. The term will last but one day. 9
all who wish their flual citizen papers shoul
be on hand promptly. Bring along your fir
papers.
A prairie fire across the river in Grigg
county last week burned stable coutaniD
considerable amount Of grain and tw
horses for Martin Curtis, and also two horse
belonging to Chas. Tadbury in the same stabI
It is said to have destroyed every thing I'll
uniucky map cWnei.
The initial number of the Northern Farm
er, published ut Grand Forks by editor Al
wood, formerly Of the Pla:ndealer reached
last week. The raper Should bo In tho hon
! OF every farmer 10 North Dakota. 1t is an e,
y! ceIent journal and we wish Bro. AtwoC
unparalleled success in bis venture
j. N. Ryder, the pOpula- andidate Il
sheriff on the Republican ticket, was in tow
last Saturday shaking hands will, friends al
incidentally looking after Ills political fence