The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-30


ers from the hardware store OF G. II. & II. j.
Merriell are politely requested to return them
at once and thereby save themselves from ut
ter annililation. Bert is Cit his car about
them-so take warning and bring them back.
Fargo Argus: Lllto Tommy Airs has
'stcen column criticism Of Hon. NJ. N. john
sons speech at Lakota. He makes about as
much impression upon Mr.. Johnson's solid
array OF facts and arguments as a mosquito
would make by boring ialo :l,e side of an
iron-ciad.
Tho officers of The Alliance Hail Associa-
ton of North Dakota report that they will be
able to pay all losses promptly and in full
this year on an assessment at least cents per
aero less than the face Of tho assessable Eotes.
This will DO gratifying Information to the
members Of lla Company.
Collector John Peters Of tho Omaha re-
venue district notifies colonel Warnock that
"every person selling or offering for sale
"malt tonics'', 'malt cxtracts,' shop ten" or
combin atoms Of any sort Of i,,a't.~nr hons, is
aaelf ael0f + I'D I lHfA 4. J. Sfr|Ii have received
something new in the way Of cook stoves at
their hardware store. Tho stove is manufact-
ured by the Detroit Stove Works and is made
almost entirely of sheet steele. 1t is much
lig(ter than the ordinary stove, and is said to
he great improvement all around.
The North Dakota state building Mt the
Worlds Fair is GOx9O feet, with yeralldas in
front and on tho back. Tho interior will bo
fitted up with reception rooma. retiring rooms
for ladies' and gentlemen, and a press room
containing copies of ALI tho North Dakota
newspapers The building is to be completed
by November l0
Portland Press: Chasi Hatinner was on
our streets yesterday. Garlic says that the
men whom ho took from Ae town boarding
house stayed with him part OF one night,
leaving early Tuesday mrning and taking
with them goodly suppl, Of blankets He
traced them as far as 0operstown where
they took The train for pah unknown.
C. NJ. Walker, Of Myville, drove over
! from Mayvie Sunday Evqing last, and has
been busI!y engaged IN tking Photographic
\ Views In tho snrro9hding country. Ho re-
= turned to Mayville ystrrd;y, but will return
iu about week. hyonewishing first class
views taken, eitlr OF their residence or
!, harvesting and th(shing 7lcws, will do we'll
J. to eeo Mr.. Walke
n Frank Carptter has sold out his meat
market in Glan Forks, aud was in town the
e first of the wedvsiting at the home Of his
/. father. H. D. Epcnter. He departed Tues
ID day for Dcpy{ Col, where he will reside in
n future. and VI embark in business at that
j, place. Thclany friends Of Frank will join
10 the P1oNEUn wishing he and his estImab!o
~ wife both 1appy future in their new home.
-JamcfSn Alert One of the observing
,t German (zens Of the county says that ami
m mails preit all the signs which foretell an
~ early al severe winter. Jack rabbits arc
:. gettinr their winter coat Of white unusally
early attic gophers have fattened up and
w. nearIyhappeared. During the open winters
T. Of thet few years, both gopllers and rabbits
della ylhcir winter preparations until late in
the .
',u i would deem it great favor if every
~. fart Of the county would send to us tho re-
,ro suF their crop yield. We believe that
su county will discount any Of the Red
-, RjVa'ley counties in the average yield Of
'.' cElds Of grain, and it is to the advantage
oi'' oery citizens in the county to let the out
!oa world know it il such is tho cage, Send
ISL Jour reports and we will endeavor to do
rest.
eele tStcwart g. Drew have put ino new
~ Inter in their store room, Oh which their
Aoi gar case reposes They have also put a
oi!1atform in one OF the front corners Of thcil
pbom and carpctel the same very neatly, hav.
bg displayed thereon their sewing machines
rohnd light furniture fittings. Their room pre-.
osents fine appearance. They talk to theil
iu patrons Of their wares in new lad" this
week. Read it carefully
! Tho wheat market remains about TIT
Y same-no fluctuations III tho price of any con-
sequence. A great deal Of that cereal wa!
marketed or stored ut tic elevators during III,
first OF the weck-so much, in fact, that tht
elevators were nll worked to their fullest ca.
pacly. A scarcity Of cars prevails so TINT It II
almost impossible for tho elevators or farmerl
to bo supplied fast enough with shipping fa
cllitlcs to keep The grain out OF thOir way.