The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-06-17

Election Tuesday.
Go to the polls Tuesday.
Cast your ballots for Prof. Marsh Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Brown and family
arrived last Saturday.
President Polk, Of the National Farmers
Alliance, is dead.
The ladies will all cast their bollots for
Prof. Marsh next Tuesday.
Hope and the GLORIOUS fourth' arc one.
A union was effected yesterday.
The I. O. 0. F. lodge Of This place is talk
ing of irstituting Rebecca lodge.
Mrs. G. R. Pepper returned from visit Of
several days at Minneapolis, last Saturday.
Alfred Winslow, of Buffalo, was iii town
last Tuesday, visiting his friend, Joe Pepper.
-Gena Norgord arrived in town last Satur-
day, and is in attendance at the institute this
week.
Ladies, show that you appreciate your
right Of suffrage. Come out and vote for
Prof. Marsh next Tuesday.
Miss Eva Hogue arrived Tuesday from Ma
comb, Ills. for an extended visit with her
aunt, Mrs. J. NJ. Iseminger.
Mrs. J. A. Warner and Miss Maggie Joyce
| drove up from Page yesterday, and were visi-
tors at the teachers institute.
Prof. Marsh is best qualified to fill the
| Office Of county superintendent Of schools.
| Vote for him-work for him.
-WANTED-The undersigned wants to pur-
chase young calves and pigs. Address B.
| Pickert Pickert, Steele Co.. N. D.
MIR. and Mrs. James Warner were up from
Page Tuesday evening, in attendance at the
ice scream and strawberry festival.
"A gang Of painters are stopping In town
and are giving the Cargil elevator coat Of
paint, much enhancing its appearance.
Bro. Hunt, Of the Tribune, was in attend
ance at the meeting of the State Press Associ-
alton, at Fargo, last Tuesday and Wednesday.
New Rockford Transcript Iu advocating
free trade for the United States the Steele
County Tribune puts its good types to base and
idiotic uses.
Mrs Frank Carpenter returned TO her
home in Grand Forks last Monday, accolnpan-
led ly her sister, Miss Mamie White, who will
visit with her for short time.
Mrs. James Warner and children came up
from Page last Saturday. Jim drove up on
Sunday morning, returning home in the eve
ming accompanied by his family.
Judge Lao; King and Commander B. F.
Walden, Of Geo. P. Foster Post No. 22, are in
attendance at tie annual state cncampment Of
the G. A. R. at Fargo this week.
Mrs. D. N, Van Duscn took Photographic
view OF the group OF teachers in attendance at
the institute, On Wednesday, with the school
building and grounds as back ground.
Mr.. E. D. Wallace drove over to Valley
City last Monday, whittier he went as a dele
gate to the independent state convention,
which convened yesterday. His wife accom-
panied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Paige came up from
Casselton last Saturday for a visit with re-
latives Miss Mamie White, who had been
visiting with them a few days, returned home
with them.
Tho address given by II. L. Loucks here
on Friday evening last was not very largely
attended, owing to the threatening aspect Of
the weather. The address was of the usual
stereotypcd sort.
Eighteen carloads OF wheat, or about 10,
600 bushels, were shipped out OF Hope station
last Saturday. This shipment is unprecedent-
ed i'll the history of this town for the summer
season Of the year.
The ball game at Lake Jessie picnic last
Saturday, between the Broadlawn and Coo
perstown n;nes resulted in victory for the
latter by score OF five to two. The picnic
was well attended.
The Cooperstown lodge oibOld Fellows
have extended an invitation to Hope lodge to
join them in picnic on tho beautiful Shey-
enne July 4th. A pleasant time could be had
by such q combination.
The largest number Of teachers ever
known in Steele county were in attendance at
the institute this week. The session was a very
interesting one, and greatly enjoyed by all
participating in the work.
DIR. James McNaughton, president Of the
Mayville Normal school, is the able conductor
Of the institute again this year, and is favor
ite with all the teachers. He is ably assisted
by Prof, /. E. Marsh in bis labors.
"A game Of ball will he played today be-
tween the Ccoperstown and Broadlawn mines
on the Hope grounds. There's blood in the
eyes of both teams, and the game will be hotly
contested, and therefore interesting.
The Farmers Alliance published at Valley
City by Chas. K. Rsssett, was published as a
daily during the state meeting Of the Alliance
at that place and the independent convention
this week. commendabe enterprise.
The Times Rec ord Of Valley City sent out
an extra edition the first of the week, contain.
ing the full proceedings Of the national con.
vention at Minneapolis, aud elegantly ilIustra-
ted. Bro. Cornell is nothing il not enterpris.
ing.
"A special train bearing the high mogals Of
the road pulled into this station Wednesday
Somehow they do not favor the PIONEER by
telling it their plans, so we can not tell oul
readers why they were here Strange, but
true!
-Messrs. Fl. H. Wasem, j. P. Mcmahon,
Geo. T. Mclean and J. H. McCollom, who
had been in attendance at the National con.
vention in Minneapolis, returning Saturday
last. They report grand good time and lots
Of excitement in the Flour City.
The Independent mass convention al
Sherbrooke last Friday drew quite a large
crowd. The Hope band boys "did Themselves