The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-07-01
Seth D. Curry advertises
stock for sale. See lad" in'l.
Fine farm lands are alSel
Fl. D. Carpenter in this issue,


and take your choice.
Earl Jackson, Of Chicago, arrl
day for an extended visit with the
his uncle, c. R. Jackson.
Allison Cornick and Mrs. Clara Smith w
united in marriage at Sherbrooke yesterday.
Judge Laor King officiating.
-1rhat has been said to the contrary not
withstanding the fourth of July is to be cele-
brated, and that in grand style, at Hope.
-'Tis said that q good horse race will DO
ono Of the features the 4tl, and that the horses
to participate are and have been in daily train.
ing for some time.
-Currier 4 Parkinson are doing so much
work at Hunter that they will be unable to
reach Hope before the middle Of July. Wait
for them and get a first class photograph.
Fargo Forum: E. j. Mcmahon, formerly
of Hope, now popular lawyer Of Minnea-
polls. was in Fargo doing business tho past
week and received warm greetings from many
old friends.
-Larimore Pioneer: Rev. S. B. Mnhaney,
who for the past six weeks has beel having
his eyes treated in st. Louis, returned homo
on Saturday and reports his sight almost CON-
pletely restored.
Fargo Republican: At the regular meet
ing of the pension board this forenoon, in DR..
Gapehar's Office, Peter Dayhuff OF Hope, ap-
piled for an increase Of pension. having served
rs private in Co. +, Ssh Iowa infantry.
Losr-Between the two churches or in Con-
gregational church, in Hope, Sunday, juno 26,
a brown veil, ~ yds in length. Finder please
leave same at Pioneer office and oblige
MRS. i. D. F. HoGuF.
Guy jackson rode his bicycle over tn Coop
erstown last Monday 10 get his bird dog which
the boys left over there during their hunting
trip to Lake Jessie last fall. Fannie is now
going around shaking hands with her numer
Gus friends.
Rev. T. w. Haven preached his farewell
sermpn to a large audience in the CoDgrega-
tional CHURCH last Sunday evening. He leaves
shortly for new fields. where Ills many friends
will wish, that he may prosper and find con-
genial surroundings.
The work Of laying new floors in the Hope
House has been going on this week The
house will be fixed up III frst-class order, and
the work be pushed to rapid completion. ready
tor occupancy by Landlord Noiske. Contract
or Office is doing The wp #,
MARRIED June %, 1892, by Rev. W. c.
Whsnand at his house at Broadlawn, T. Fred
eric Pope to Miss Matte S. Fuller. May hap
piness attend their pathway through life, is
the wish of numerous friends.
VIC. W.
H. T. Hanson, the photographer, Is doln G
q ruellng business and is turning out GrstAlase
work. Give him cali. Better prepared than
ever to turn out first class work. Old location
west Of Hope House. New and roomy car!
New equipment. All work guaranteed.
Mrs. Baldwin brought to the PIONEER
| office, Inst Tuesday. a sample of wheat grown
on her place 211S miles west Of town; this year,
which measured 2S inches in height. She IN
forms us that she has 100 acres all just as good.
This sample is the best we have seen thisyear.
Buffalo Journal: The Hope Pioneer issued
very handsome supplement last week an
nounclng that they would observe the 4tl' in
the same grand old style as Of yorp; They
can DO 1t ever there too. II they paint The
town rs red as the extra issue-GOd help them
Both the horses managed by j. C. Foster.
Dauntless and Rough ami Ready, have been
| on the sick list tho past week or more. tho
former with lung fever and the latter with in-
famaton of the lungs. Casey has had his
bands fRll BOTH night and day. They are very
sick horses yet.
Rev. 7. ". Haven departed from Hope on
Thursday, though for what place we arc not
Informed. Wo are instructed by him to pro-
claim that he departed with the best OF good
will towards all tho people of Hope and vicin-
ity, anG that he has enjoyed his stay among
us very much.
H-Farge Republican; Hon. ,. +. Spaulding
will be the orator Of the day at Hope on tue
Fourth Of July. A very interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared; two bands en-
gagged and all other necessary arrangements
made. The citizens of Hope are progressive
and the celebration will be success.
Fargo Forum; In a private letter from
that genial old democrat NJ. A. Wescott, he
suggests that Judge Miller get Senator McCor.
mack and =. p. Stevenson and go to Hope, In
Steele County, and have grand rally with the
boys, who will give them a jubilee festival
There's chance to be useful, judge!
Valley CITY Times-Record: Alderman
Barclay pioted Hon. Wallace, Of Steele into
The Times Records sanctum Friday, for a
pleasant call. The nominee for 1T Governor
HaRted to gee a Republican editor that wa
willing to take pay tor work-and didn't care
who knew it. We have hopes Of saving Mr..
Wallace, yet.
The Hope schools closed last Friday fol
the summer vacation, after very successful
term il all grades. The teachers in all depart
ments did good work, and it is to be hoped
they may be retained in their present positions
during the coming school year. Their Worl
We belieyo has been satisfa itory to all patron!
Of the schools:
Their treasury is empty and to replanisl
it the G. A. r, will furnish dinner for tht
hungry crowd on July 4th in the Post room
over Mcmahon Bros. Office beginning at Il
o'clock, noon
All who will furnish contributions o.
edibles are requested to hand them In at tue
hall as early as possible on the morning oe tA'
4th, (next Monday.)
The Hunter correspondent to The Cassel
ton Reporter says: One OF Jim Hills OK train
ran into poor old blind horse last Frda
evening. The animal was grazing near th
St. Anthony L. Dakota Elevator when No. 4
came laundering along at the rate of one mil
an hour stricking the aforesaid horse w
arg glad to report that tie OK train sAstans
The greatest damage.
Bismarck Settler A number Of exchange
J want Uncle Sam to manufacture and distri
, butte some fractional currencv In some re-