The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-01-22
1t rained yesterday.
FLAX, 70cents per bushel.
-Potatoee, rs cents per bushel.

Potatoes, Is cents per bpshel.
Wheat, II cents for No. hard.
--9o to G. ]. Paul for loans. Partial pay
lnents.
The average newspaper is quite Chill
these days.
The rain which f-U yesterday had a ch:U
this morning.
= See our clubbing rates at the top Of the
hrst local column.
Smoke Wiegand's LEADER s cent cigar.
feuud only at J. n. Stewards.
N. II. Baker, after few days spent in
town, departed last Saturday for Fargo.
a. f. Parkinson, of Mayville, made the
PIONEER a pleasant call on Monday last.
--.ssnator Hansbrough has our thanks for
valuatle and interesting public documents
Loans on best terms-lnterest only once a
ysar. C.J. PAUL.
Yesterday was a very mild day-a jewel
Of summer dropped down into the lap Of mid.
winter.
--'Jeremial,." the prophet, will be the theme
Of Sunday mornings discourse at the Congre-
gational church.
Watson E. Boise and family returned last
Saturday fIam visit Of some length with
relatives in Ohio. f'h
-Go to LIENS gallery Mayville, for your
photographs. You will always get the best
work at the lowest prices.
See Wamberg & Jacobson's change Of
''ad." They talk greatly reduced prices in
order to Close out winter goods.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Congrega-
uonal church VIII meet next Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. C. G. MerrielI.
--WANrED-Ten thousand pounds Of dress
"a pork.
HOPE MEAT MARKET.
Page has organized band and started
out by purchasing nickel plated instruments.
We wish the boys much success in their new
venture.
Oscar Barrett, of Clifton township, has
been granted an original pension. His friends
will congratulate him on his good and much
deserved fortune.
Don't forget the oyster supper to BE- given
by the Ladies Aid Society of the Congregation
Al church at their hail., just north Of the post
Office, tomorrow evening.
&C. G. MerrieW was confned to the house
for several days the first Of the week with &
severe attack Of the grip. He is again on top
aud able to attend to business.
We have hoated at the head of our editor
ial column this week an original and appro-
pirate motto, and think it fits better thar
most Of the newspaper notices.
Losr-Somewhere between Hope and th'
southwest corner Of T. j. Fosters farm, {
monkey skin muff. Finder will please leav'
1t this office. CIV.
jamestown Alert: Hon. f. D. Wallace, o
Hope, member the state constitutional con
veution Ia in the city on business connected
with The hail department OF tho farmers alli'
,ABce.
1T is now In order for BIO. Hunt to re
nounce his sin:la tax faith and bo In Zine will
his source Of single tax greatness, Henr.
George, who las renounced his former doct
tine.
-Vopder II Walter Muir came by tha
''Hon.," by which some of tho newspaper
speak OF him, by being elected to the prou
Office OF pound master at his home at Hunter
last spring?
&C. ". Dawdy is another Victim Of tn
grip-in fact the best item Of news we coul
pick up woull be to chronicle tho fact tbs
some one hal missed visitation of this des
potic disease.
--Hilisloro Banner: Great Northern ofllcia
expect to extend the Hope branch during Ii
coming summer. The halstad branch wi
also be probably extended from point ne'
Hlllsboro TO Mayvllle.
Phillips Il Doyle have bought the CO.
shed formerly belonging 10 the Hope Hou
aud have moved 1t back oithelr meat markc
where they will NJ II up for an leo house, ~
AANiog va during tue coming su@usr.