The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-10-14
Rye, 81 cents per bushel.
Potatoes. 25 cents per bushel.
Wheat. IS cents for No. l hard.

Wheat. IS cents for No. hard.
Tho new hotel is fine building.
Extra trains Monday and Wednesday.
Every body turned out to the fire Friday
last.
Hope had close call from prairie fre last
Friday afternoon.
"A Piano for sale for cash or on time. Call
on McMahon Bros.
Miss T. Lu Davie is visiting with friends
in Fargo this week.
Il. N. Wood & Co., are replacing their
scales on Steele avenue.
Edward Seavcr is visiting with brother
near Hillsboro, this week.
Most all the business PLACES are enlarging
or improving in some way.
They are laying tho shingles on L. A.
Frceland's new livery on Steele avenue.
Mrs. Baldwin has fitted up rooms in tho
Nelson House y g and moved into same Monday
Hast =
1t was tired looking lot Of boys that
came in from the prairie hre last Friday eve
ming.
Tho Ladies Aid Society Of tho NJ. E. church
will hold their fair at the opening Of the new
hotel.
-Fino cabinet photographs taken for So. 30
per dozen, by Mrs. D. N. Van Duscn, Hope,
N. D.
"A ten pound baby boy was born to Mr..
| and Mrs. T. q. Anderson, of Sherbrookc, last
Sunday morning.
Rev. Stickney, Of Fargo, preached in the
Congregational church last Sunday both morn
| ing aud evening.
--Messrs Harald johnson and S. Blair Nc.
Beatb, Of Minneapolis. were in town q couple
Of days this week.
Mrs. John Drew returned from Manitoba
Saturday where she has been visiting her son
| the past few weeks
Rev. S. c. Heston departed Monday for
Devils Lake. 10 attend the annual conference
| Of the NJ. E. church.
| Il. A. Freeland has removed into his new
livery barn and is tearing away the old stables
back of.the Hope House.
Seq the now ''ad'' of L. N. Wood l. Co.,
in this issue. They tell you Of tho famors
Garland stoves and ranges.
&C. H. Newton and wife, Of Fargo. were
visiting at S. Z. Fuller's five miles east Of the
city, tho middle Of tho week.
Don't forget ladies that there will DO {
| S,o 1;cnIou NJ niIiinarv horo on Mnnnav orf
Tuesday the 18th and 18th, inst.
-Currier & Parkinson departed Thursday
with their Photographic car for Buffalo. The,
did great deal Of work while here.
w. w. Breed, secretary OF the Minnea-
polls Mortgage Trust Co., was in town {
couple O; days this week on business.
Mrs. Lizzie Plank, Of Grand Forks, ar.
rived last Tuesday for a visit Of few day
with relatives and friends in these parts.
"A. NJ. Mclaughlin was looking after tht
tllresling operations on the P. D. Mertz plact
the latter part OF last and first of this week.
Mrs. G. R. Pepper removed Monday las
into the house vacated by the family of Fred
Heising, and which she purchased lately from
James Loney.
Mrs. Walter Crosby and children depart
ed for their homo at Portoga City, Wis, after
visit Of several weeks with her sister. Mrs.
L. j. Fullmer.
Hon. J. C. Miller of Fargo, completed bis
addresses in Steele county last Tuesday eve.
ming by rousng meeting in The northern
part OF Glendale township.
"A party was given the young people al
the residence Of DR.. and Mrs. w. H. M. Phiil
Wednesday evening in honor Of their guests
A very pleasant evening was spent.
Our popular furniture dealers Stewart 4
Drew received, last Tuesday, two whole car
loads Of furniture and are able to fit you ou
with anything you want in this line.
The Jane stown fair lakes place Oct. 10 t
22 inclusive, and fue time and large
gathering is expected. We acknowledge til,
receipt of a season complimentary ticket from
the manager.
AT tho request OF ladies OF Hope, q repre-,
sentative Of Mrs. D0Dbins popular Valley Gil!
millinery will be here on Monday and Tuesda!
II and Is, with select line Of flne mIlIner!
aud millinery novelties.