The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-07-22
Look out for the circus!
FLAX, u cents per bushel.
Can C0operstown play ball2
--Pntatnes. 40 cents ner hnslel.

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and Wednesday. Also ground feed for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Warner and children,
of Page, visited with home folks last Sunday.
! --Jas. K. Joslyn has just completed fine
new barn on his farm one mile west of town.
| j. A. Koystad returned Tuesday from a
ten days visit with home folks at Montevideo.
MINI.
e. ]. W'hittelsey, fist. Paul. he Of heating
drum fame, was in town on business last Sat-
| urday.
| -Charley Grcttum. of Mayville, was in town
over night "Wednesday, and greeted many old
friends.
Mrs. John Drew departed Monday for
| Manitoba for visit of some length with
relatives.
The frame OF F. N. Gilmore's new house
| Is up and enclosed and presents very neat
appearance.
Catholic services will be held in tho G. A.
R. Hail. by Father Theo. A. Majerus, on Sun
| day, July 9lst.
-E,litor Hunt was in town a short time
Tuesday evening-ccming down On the sherz
brooke limited.
u. NJ. Stewart returned Tuesday evening
from his trip through Manitoba. He reports
a very pleasant time.
! PROF. L. E. Marsh departed last week for
tho PARK River country, to write policies for
| his insurance company.
-vHay-irst class-may te cut upon the up
lands almost any place this season, and there
will be large quantities put up.
| -Haying has to be done between showers
tile season, but there is splendid hay and there
will be a large quantity put up.
IN. P. Rasmussen, Of Valley City, was a
visitor 10 town last Saturday. remaining at
the Masonic banquet in the evening.
"A "cookie'' social will be Eoll at tn,
school house In Colgate on next Wednesday
evening. All are invited to attend.
a. T. Drakclpy has the thanks of the
PIONEER for tho proceedings Of the independent
convention, which appear in another column.
"A bunch of keys was left at tho post-oflic
some time since ty some one. Owner may
have them by calling aud paying for this notice.
Tho binder selling season is arriving and
our machinery dealers are setting up binders
in preparation fer big run Of trade in that
line.
1t is reported by number OF farmers that
the wheat is rusting quite badly. Tho heavy
raj MS with hot sunshine following is doing the
work.
For the next 30 days Mrs. u. N VanDrs-
EN- will make cabinet photographs at 81 so per
dom. Tho finest work guaranteed. Give
her call.
poGn ir HHyif and 0nVn
up from Fargo Thursday, and will visit some
days will, tho family of Ills father, Thomas
Baker, sr.
How does Cooperstown like to 'chew tho
dust to the tune OF l-S"? It's pretty dry but
It has to be digcsted, just the same. Oh my!
! what a-achc!
Ben Wasem drove down to Tower City
Wednesday, and returned Thursday, bringing
with him an aunt, who will visit with the
family short time.
Services were held in tho Congregational
church last Sunday morning and evening, con
Quoted by young divine who aspires to fill
the pulpit permanently.
DR.. Belgstr0m and wife, liver jacobson,
Mrs. Mickels and Miss Arneson, Of Coopers-
town, were in attendance at the Masonic ban
Quet last Saturday evening.
w. H. Standsh, the candidate on the
ndepsndel state ii ,ket for Attorney General,
spoke to 4 fair sized audience hero last Friday
evening, on current political topics.
Mics May Morehouse departed Tuesday for
Dawson, N. D., where she will visit during
the remainder Of her vacation with her grand
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. W. Thurston.
The people Of Hunter are 80 we'll pleased
with the Photographic work of Messrs. Currier
& Parkinson that they will be unable to leave
there for Hope before the 1st part Of Aug.
| -CAas S:owman witnessed the games Of
ball at Daxey Wednesday, rstnrning the same
evening and bringing back with him his wife,
who has been visiting relatives near Valley
City.
j. NJ. Elslury, Mrs. E. H. Thurlow and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Luce departed Wednesday
morning for Tower City to visit relatives a
few days. Mr.. Luce will visit Fargo while
away.
Tho heaviest rains of the season visited
this section Sunday afternoon aud evening,
accompanied by considerable electrical dis
play. Rain foil to tho amount Of about three
inches.
j Dr. Philips new residence is finished up
on the outside, and presents a pretty appear
ance The plastering Is also done, and the
inside wood work is soon to be finished, ready
for occupancy.
"A lot Of laboring men who have been at
work on the Pickert farm Jumped the job
Wednesday and came to town. They took
the train yesterday and departed for fresh
fields and pastures new.
The Republican county convention meets
will be present aud fine music will be render
ed by the Hope band. Let all be present,
whether delegates or not.
&c. A. Stavens, OF Newburgh, was Hope
visitor Wednesday. He reports that tho early
sown wheat is looking we'll in his locality, but
that it will take plenty of good weather to
bring out the late sown grain.
will Iyrisb came up from Wheatand Tues
day aud accompanied the base ball team TO
Dazey the same afternoon, to asslst them III
the eam0. While In town lie made the
PIONEER Office pleasant call.
Valley City Patriot: N. P. Rasmussen: My
wool clip this year il about $1,000 pounds.
Wool Ia worth this year fully 1--WE cents more
than last Oh account of lis being 80 much
cleaner. Tho many spring ralns having wash
ed tho wool clean.