The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-30


Steele county, without any exception. His
first streak of luck happened when no found,
after finishing threshing, that his entire crop
OF ITO acres of Wheat averaged 2G bushels per
acre OF No. hard, and Wednesday his cup
OF happiness ovorfowed when ten pound
boy YVES bora to himself aud wife. He was
in town yesterday fairly flooding everything
with choice cigars, OF which VIC &C nowlcugc
our full share.
is Steele county to bo represented in the
Worlds Fair exhibit Of this state? If sho is it
is about time that somebody was getting
move upon Themselves Other counties are
preparing an exhibit and il we do not wish
to be lrf; in the cold we had better begin at
once. ItsceiHs to Us there was a commission
er appointed from Steele county soMe time
ago. Has he done anything towards prepar-
| Ing for the county an exhibit? If not it is in
order for him 10 either reegn or Get up and
| hustle.
The people who had gathered at the Mea-
der school house on last Monday evening to
I - "':; . s'-'--'----.~s-rI~.. Inhn. O. Miller.
putting n an appearance, The gentleman
arrived in Hope tho next day, however, aud
explained his non-appearance on tho plea of
illness. It Is said that quito a large crowd
had gathered OIL that evening, that everybody
was enthusiastic, and that quito an interesting
meeting was had in private discussion of po-
ltical questions.
-Casselton Republican! rho school board
met last Saturday evening and decided to SO.
cure the city hall for school purposes, in order
to relieve the over. crowded condition of the
public schools. The furniture las been order
cd FOR the city hall, aud Mas Susie White,
sister OF Mrs. l.. Fl. Paige, has been engaged
to teach. Miss White is IN experienced teach
cr and the directors have done well in secur-
ing her service. Tho hall will DO ready for
scholars in fow days. Next summer tho
school board will build an addition on to tho
present high school building sufficiently large
to accommodate all tie scholars for some time
to come.
The exchanges from difleront parts of tho
state are telling Of small quantities of crab
apples raised near their towns Hope and
Steele county were right in 1t with the hest Of
them. j. c. Lang, living Just at tho edge of
town had several trees SO full OF fiae transcend
cut crab apples that he was compelled TO prop
up the limbs in order to prevent them from
breaking. And besides this, in The early part.
or the season he raised as fno crop of cur.
rants as anyone would wish TO see. Wo are
not compelled to rack our brain in trying to
think what Steele county can raise. but have
hard work finding one commodity which she
cannot raise.
Valley City Times Record: State Superin-
tcndent DeVaux returned Tuesday from his
trip to Washington, to consult tho national
authorities as TO the protection Of North Da-
kota from cholera district emigrants. He
visited the national city, Baltimore and
Fortress NJ onroe and was tho guest Of the U.
S. furgeon general. A u. S. dispatch steam
er was placed at his dispoFal and carte
blanche entree given our representative to al
departments in pursuing his observations. AS
ueual. Superintendent DeVaux was successful
and now has an absolute control Of the 'front.'
ier or boundries of the state, and will require
a strict registration of all immigrants and
mono will be allowed to enter tho state with
out clean bills Of health. North Dakota may
We'll he prou OF State Superintendent de-
Vaux and his untriDg efforts to protect the
health Of the people,
lion. John c. Miller, Of Fargo, arrived in
town list Tuesday and drove up to Sherbreoke
the SAME day. From thence he went over in
Griggs county, where he has been preaching
the true Republican dnctrine every night since.
He will end Up his Grggs county engagements
Monday night at Cooperstown and will then
commence work in Steele county, In tho north
ern portion, delivering addresses as follows:
Tuesday, Oct 4th, at McCrca school house, Cliff
ton township; Wednesday, Oct. 9Th, at Bjerke
school house, Norway township; Thursday,
Oct. 9th, at Mark school house, Newburgh
township; Friday. Oct. 7th, 1T the Town Hall,
Enger township; Saturday, Oct. Sth. at Pat
terson school house, Primrose township; Mon
day, Oct. l0tb, at Brekke school house, Bergen
township. The meetings will all 20 held in
the evening, at 30 o'clock. Mr. Miller Is q
fine speaker, both in tho English and Sean
dinaylan tongues, aud every one handy TO the
above named points should turn out and hear
lin.
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