The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-05-27
FLAX, u cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat. tt cents for No. l hard.

BE sure and see the ball game between
the Cooperstown and Hope mines Monday.
Remember the ball at tho Hope House
Monday evening. Good music-a fine time.
20. G. Major, of Glendale, was in town
Tuesday, billing the independent mass con-
vention.
-Thos. Baker departed last Saturday for
Fargo. on visit Of week with the family Of
his son.
Contractor J. A. Officer went to Fargo last
Saturday for visit with his family, returning
Tuesday.
The Catholic SERVES held in the G. A. R.
hall last Sunday morning were quite largely
attended.
H. L. Smith arrived from his home in
Morris, Mnn., Wednesday, for q short visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Winslow visited in
town over Sunday, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. j. Wamberg.
John Montgomery, who will be remem-
bered by the early inhabitants Of Hope, arrived
III tOWu yesterday.
p. T. Standard and wife, OF Sherbrookc,
were in town last Sunday, in attendance at
the Catholic services.
Register Cassell and wife, Of Sherbrooke,
spent last Sunday in HOPE, the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Thurston.
H. L. Loucks. Of South Dakota. is billed
for au address here on Friday, June 10Th, and
also at SEerbrooke OH the same day.
Tho Hope Cornet Band has been engaged
| to furnish music for the Independent mass
convention at Sherbrooke, June 10Th.
Geo.. stringer and father drove over from
Cooperstown Saturday last. visiting until Mon
day with the family Of G. w. Dawdy.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Congrega-
tional church will meet next Thursday after
noon, at Tie residence of Mrs G. j. Paul.
| Postmaster Rice wishes us to announce
that the postoffice will be closed on Decoration
day from 9 O'Clock a. IN. to 8 o'clnck p. IN.
| Mrs Latta arrived Tuesday last from Ia
mer visiting with her daughter, Mrs. c. J.
Paul.
Mrs. L. Marsh departed for Cooperstown
last Sunday, where she will remain for some
time visiting the family Of her son, w. D.
Marsh.
Mrs. Ebel, Of st. Paul, arrived Thursday
for visit of two or three wesi:s with her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Palfrry, of Willow Lake
towne',
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The frame Of the new residence Of Dr..
Philip was raised Wednesday. Contracto,
Officer intends pushing the st ucture TO rapid
completion.
Good potatoes, mostly early Maine's. for
sale at Fl. A. Bemis, about nine miles east OF
Coopersto on Hope road Price at the rii
2Cc. per buslel
Atty. Robinson, of Fargo, arrived last
Saturday, and is in attendance at court al
Sherbrooke this week, assisting McMahon
Bros, i'll their cases.
| The G. A. R. state encampment takes
place this year at spiritwood from June 91st
to July 9Th. A better time than ever is ex-
pected this year. and no doubt will he realized.
Mrs. D. N. Van Duscn is prepared to turn
out artistic Photographic work Of the latest
styles and at all times. Give her a call 4 you
desire good work. at her home on Third street.
The Dwight Farm and Land Co.. adver-
tise some choice Steele County lands in this
issue of the PIONEER. Their advertisement
will he found in another column. Read II
well.
| The memorial sermon will be preached
Sunday morning next, at the Congregational
church, at the usual hour II O'Clock a. m, hy
Rev. S. c. Heston. All are cordially invited
to attend.
| some sneak thief visited H. Fl. Bakers
slaughter house last Tuesday night and carried
away half a fine large hog which had beer
killed the day before. Powder and shot is toe
good for him-he should be kicked.
F. N. GilMore departed Monday for D. wills
Lake, as delegate to the Grand Lodge I. O.
o. F. Of Hope Lodge No. 10. L. H. Paige Of
Casselton, accompanied him, as a representa-
tive Of the encampment at Cassclton.
Court has been in session since last Tues
day at atSherbrookc, and consequently our street!
have presented AL alm ost deserted appearance
the greater part Of our citizens being in attend.
| ance-not from necessity, the most Of them
but by choice.
-Mayville Tribune: Editor Hunt OF thu
Sherbrooke Tribune was in town last Thurs
day. He informs US that he was going t
make his paper straight independent papel
pretty soon-independen Of all parties-ant
put in new press.
The mosquitoes have already put in al
appearance and there probably will be ''lnill.
ions on 'em'' before long to make life bur
den for the poor mortals who are compelled Il
be about much, and to make 1t very unpleasant
for stock Of all kinds.
John Kovstad had the misfortune o.
spraining the ankle Of his left leg quite badl!
last Sunday afternoon, when coming dowl
stairs from the band room. He he able TO ge
about with the use Of cane, though the in
jured limb is quite painful.
-Cooperstown Courier: Prof. L. E. Marsh
Of Hope, the coming superintendent of Steel,
county, was in town Sunday, visiting hi
brother, w. D. Marsh and wife. He was ac'
cOmpanied by his mother. The Prof. is max
ing clean canvass and feels much encourag
cd al the outlook.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the M. E. churcl
will hold their fair on Monday afternoon ant
evening, May 3Oth, Mt the Hope House. The!
will also serve dinnor and supper. Every bod!
cordially invited.
MRS. C. JACKSON, Pros.
MRS. G. DAwDy, Sec'y.
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