The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-07-29
Flax, Y cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 40 cents per buslel.
-IEhaat Gt cants for M hard

Newell, west Of Butler & Upton's.
u. c. Lang will grind feed every Tuesday
and Wednesday. Also ground feed for sale.
| John Drew departed last Monday for a
short visit with relatives aud friends in Mani
toba.
CLERK of Court Winsow was down from
Sherbrooke shaking hands with friends, yes
terday.
! "A number of full blood Yor shire male
pigs for sale. Inquire of or call onJ -. C, Lang,
Hope, N D.
| Catholic services will be held in tho Il. A.
r. Hall, by Father Theo. A. Majerus, on Sum-
day, July 3lst.
Fargo Forum, July 21: Thos. Baker, jr.,
was at Casseltoa last night where he will take
chances on ride by rail to Hope 1870
Joseph NoisEe received and placed In po-
sition in the newly fitted kitchen Of the Hope
House fine new range on Tuesday last.
Joel Jimeson, wife and children drove
over from Cooperstown last Saturday afternoon
remaining over Sunday visiting with relatives.
Miss. Eva Hogue departed for her home
at Macomh. Ills, last Tuesday, after visit OF
several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. j. Ise-
,nnger.
For the neat so days Mrs D. n. YanDus-
en- will make cabinet photographs at 81 50 per
dozen. The finest work guaranteed. Give
her CALL
The proceedings of tho Republican county
convention, held at Slerbrooke last Monday,
appears elsewhere. Secretary j. D. Brown
has our thanks for the same.
-The hayng SepsOn is in f4ll blast and now
mowers aud repairs for Old ones are being
taken out of town at rapid rate. The wealth
or iu the past week or more has been fine for
hay making.
The train was five or six hours late last
Tuesday, being detained at Everest for some
cause. Quite a singular occurrence for our
train to be late, but it happens onco-and
sometimes twice in while.
| An old fashioned and most enjoyable
dance was held in the new barn just complet~
cd on c. H. Carpcnter's farm, three miles south
Of town, last Wednesday evening A number
Of the young people from town were in at
tendance.
The cnterprising manager Of the G. N.
Nelson Lumber Co., j. W. Kinston, changes
their 'ad' in this issue. Any ono wishing
anything in the building line will do we'll to
call at their yards and examine their stock be-
fore purohus;Eg,
-Mayville Farmer: &. L. fottle, one OF
Steele counts's thrifty farmers, was in town
Yesterday. He says tho wheat in his neigh
borhood is looking first class and the prospect
is equally as good for good crop as it was at
this time last year.
It. E. Norgord departed last week for the
S:sscton reservation, there to make arrange
nents for the removal Of his family jn the near
future. He has secured pleasant situation
in merchant,le establishment at one Of tha
towns in the reservation.
j. A. Warner and wife, OF Page, and Mr..
Smith and Miss Louise Mushrusl of Tower
City, were in town last Tuesday, and made
the PIONEER a pleasant call. They incident.
ally took in inc circus in the evening, driving
down to Pa after tho erformauce.
A survey has Leen made from CasseItOn
TO Fleming and the ugly crook via Everest
about which the good people Of northwestern
Cass have been kicking SO vigorously. will bl
taken cut, and the road will run direct from
Cassclton to Hopc.-Fargo Republican.
"A. r. Baker received notification from hi:
attorney in Washington Yesterday that no had
been allowed a disability pension Of $12 pei
month and b:ck pay from July 2lst, 1890
amounting to $780, His numerous friends
congratulate lin upon lis good and well de-
served fortune.
The wheat is coming on quite rapidly in
the past week or moro under the favorable in
fluence of the splendid weather we arc hav.
ing. The acreage in Steele county is not sc
great this gar as last, but under favorable
conditions from this time out the average yield
will be as great as last year,
"Wednesday night was quite cold and
many were fearful Of frost, A number report
their thermometers as marking but 40 degrees
above zero at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, That is getting down pretty closely to the
freezing point and we hope it will not show
any more such tendencies until the crops have
matured.
Our friend w. H. Northrup informs us
that quite severe storm passed near Valley
City last Friday afternoon. On farm few
miles from Valley City large barn was lifted
from the ground and carried some distance
and then hurled to the ground, smashing it tc
splintcrs. North Dakota is getting more than
her usual qu3ta of storms this season, but she
is not in 1t with the eastern states,
> Frank Reynod departed for fresh fields
and pastures new. last Saturday evening, bis
departure having been hastened by the sheriff
| l,oip Of vii far 10
charging him with attempted rape last Satur-
, Gay afternoon, upon tie person OF a young
lady residing in Hope The sheriff reached
F here somo time during the night or early Sun.
day morning, but tho game had flown and
still continues 10 roam in unknown parts.
"A large crowd accompanied our base bal
nine over to Grandn last Wednesday. for the
, purpose Of witnessing the gamo between the
= two mines which came off yesterday. The
delegation accompanying them was composed
; of the following citizens: L. A. jacobson, W.
B. Hencl, E. J. Pepper, Oliver Molsterteigen,
: r. A. Mclean, e. A. Luther, B. F. Walden,
G. A.. Warner, II. Fl. Baker, Geo. Gray, II. H.
Wasem and son Charlie, j. P. Mcmahon,
They all went with their pockets lined with
, Doodle to put up on the Hope boys.
-Oiyer's Great Eastern Show exhibited
: hero last Tuesday to crowds both afternoon and
: evening which filled tho seats in the tent tc
their fullest capacity. II was the great even,
in tho history CT Hope--the first circus in hel
existenca--so the people from far and neal
gathered to witness the performances. The
, show, taken as q whole, was good ono aud
i, gave entire satisfaction TO those IN attendance