The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-03-04

Muddy and sloppy.
FLAX. 73 cents per bushel.
-Potatoce, 25 cents per busl,el.
Wheat, 60 cents for No. hard.
20. G. Major, Of Glendale, was Hope
visitor yesterday.
Bert Warner departed yesterday for Page
On visit OF few days.
j. W. Laramore removed his family to
bis farm on Monday last.
Atty. Jas. P. Mcmahon departed yesterday
for Fargo, on legal business.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Mihm last Sunday evening.
N. H. Baker went to Fargo Tuesday last
and Ia expected to return tomorrow.
School news will only appear in tho
PIONEER hereafter once every two weeks.
Yesterday was a busy day in town.
large number of farmers being in on that day.
The alliance meeting called for Thursday
attracted large number Of farmers to town.
L. A. Jacobson departed to-day on Il
business trip Of several days to Minneapolis.
---.Sstewart aim Drew have change in their
''ad" this week which is interesting reading
matter.
-Four candidates were initiated into the
Old Fellowslodge OF this place last Tuesday
evening.
North Dakota siftings: The candidacy Of
H. T. Helgesen for congress seems to strike
the people just right.
-Hcnry Palfrey aud Mrs. Chas. Palfrey re-
turned last week from visit of some length
with relatives in Wisconsin.
Charles Palfrey returned from his Wiscon-
sia visit on Tuesday, bringing with him car
load Of horse for the market.
Sargent County Teller: Prohibition does
not prohibit any more than free salvation eaves
but 1t would il given a fair shake.
Daniel Nelson and family returned Satnr-
day from visit Of several weeks with rela-
tivss and friends at La Porte. Indiana.
The Masons INDUCED in an oyster supper
after their session on last Friday evening, the
same being served at the Nelson House.
"A big meeting will be held in Sherbrooke
tomorrow for the purpose Of discussing the
railroad question, so we are informed by Bro.
Hunt.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Congrega-
tonal church will meet next Thursday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, at the heme Of Mrs. Geo. A.
Luce.
Prank Hill came up from Kilbourn City,
Wis.,, Thursday. BE brought up a carload Of
horses, but shipped them to Portland for the
market.
~. G. Foster comes forward this week with
an advertisement Of his horses. Breeders
will do we'll to read what he has to say in an :
other column.
Frank Curry returned from Fargo last
Saturday, where lie had been in attendance
At the two months special course Of the agri-
cultural college.
Tho Northwood Times has entered into
contract to publiel, the Hatton Herald, a week
IL paper edited by A. S. Froslld, cashier Of the
Bank Of Hatton.
Personal proparty taxes became delinquent
Narch'1 /, Tuesday last and are subject to all
the penalties OF the statute. Real estate taxes
are delinquent June 1st.
The celebrated seed firm Of D. NJ. Ferry l.
Co. has our thanks for volume Of their
beautiful annual catalogue and a package OF
choice flower and vegetable seeds.
IT any Of our readers are in need Of nice
clean papers for use on shelves, ETC., they may
have any number of them hy calling at the
Office, go long as the supply holds out.
"A leap year 'candy pull'' was given by
Mics May Moretouse at the home Of Mr.. and
xrs. F, L. Thurston last Monday evening, al
which good, old fashioned merry time was
had.
-Wanberg & jacobson are Tin IT, head
over ears this week, engaged in invoicing their
stock. @. H. Qu'mhy is helping attend to the
wants Of their customers during the invoicing
ordeal.
Portland Press The Steele County Tribune
and the Hope Pioneer are still at It ''ham,nel
and tongs." Give it to each other gentlemen,
the entertainment is amusing as we'll rs In
aIructive.
The PIONEER is In lecaipt Of a couple o
volumes Of public documents through the
courtesy of Congressman johnson, and Will
ths letter E upon one corner Of the wrappers
which shows they were from the bountlfu
hand Of Major Edwards. The garden seed
hASs not arr',As =