The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-11-04
Rye, IS cents per bushel.
Potatoes 80 cents Uer bushel.
Wheat. 81 cents for No. l hard,

"A Piano for =ale for cash or on time. Call
on McMahon Bros
Vote for the old stand-by-the republican
prircipals--ncxt Tuesday!
H. H. Baker made business trip to st.
Paul Saturday, returning Tuesday.
Stay by your colors on next Tuesday aud
vote the straight Republican ticket!
-Grand Forks Herald: S. q. Mahaney's
campaign speeches effectively dernolsh the
sophlstrics Of the calantyites.
What has become of the entertainment
which the sons and daughters Of veterans were
to give in commcmoration Of Columbus day?
Tile Ladies Aid Society of the Corgrcga-
tional church will hold their meeting at tho
home CT Mrs. j. A. Warner on next Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs Philip and daughter departed Thurs
day for their home i'll Chicago, after visit of
several weeks with the family of her son, DR..
W. H. Philip, at this place.
The supper and social held by the lali, S CT
the Congregational church last Saturday eve
ming was quite pleasant affair, aud success
financially, as it deserved to be.
"A cops of the Normal Item, published at
the state normal school at Valley City, reached
our table this week. It's bright and newsy
publication, and ref acts credit upon the
school
j. L. Wilcox departed Thursday for his
home in Minneapolis, after stay Of some
weeks at this place and his farm, during
which time he marketed his last years crop of
wheat.
-Mesrs. Wamberg & jacobson arc having
largo cistern made at the Hope House, with
capacity OF about so barrels of water. The
old one iii !he cellar Collapsed aud had 10 Le
filled up.
&C. W. Dawdy aid family drove over IL
Cooperstown last Sunday. Mr.. Dawdy return
ed Monday, but Mrs. Dawdy and children
rsniRilcl for few days visit with relatives
aud friends.
Mrs. Stewart returned Tintadag to the
home of Eer daughter, Mrs. A. S. Moot, after
an extended absence, which was spent in Wis
iting with relatives and friends at her oil
home in Canada.
Judge Mcconnell was in town over night
last FridaS. driving down from Sherbrooke
after the special tern Of cGE;t on that day.
The PIONEER acknowledges Call from thai
gentleman on Saturday Morning.
&C. W. King in Fargo Forum: I used to
work for Colonel Faulkner at Colgate. rm
now farming it alone. We have hard WORK to
get cars for shipping. | had l2o acres of
wheat which yielded 1900 bushels.
We are informed that j. G. Lang is buy
ing wheat upon the streets here and shipping
the same independently. This will prove a
good card for the towE, as the more the buy
cra the better lie market as general rule.
Mr.. aid Mrs, G. ". Dickinson. of Page,
accompanied by the Misses. Maggie Joyce and
Maggie Beatty, were in town last Sunday in
attendance at Catholic services and visiting
with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. War
ner,
=--Coopersto Coulter: Hon, W. J. Skinner,
the popular nominee FOR the legislature on the
Republican ticket, came in from Hope, yester-
dav, to see his friends. MIR. SINNERS chances
look bright. Remember him when you cast
your ballot.
Several copies Of The daily edition Of the
and fu! of good news of all kinds as any
paper in the state. The PIONEER extends
congratuatioa on the fine appearance Of the
daily Reporter.
The price of wheat does not advance yery
| materially. IT Id clampd that tho receipts OF
wheat at all TIE principal shipping points have
been the largest this fall ever known. in the
same length of time, and that accounts for the
very low prices.
| Fargo Forum: Two years ago at this time
the receipts of winter and spring wheat since
Aug. j. the beginning Of the crop year, were
40,GOG, ,CS9. This year they are lls,4S5, 7b4.
| This enormous rush to market wheat early is
What kaocks prices.
| -Mcssrs Geo. T. Mclean and James Loney
were in attendance at the special term OF court
at Sherbrooke last Friday and were made full
fedged citizens of the United States sbeiore
Judge Mcconnell. About 43 took out their
final papers upon that day.
We understand That at the preliminary
examination of DR.. G. l.. Virgo, OF Cooprrs-
town. Tho Is accused Of incest with his young
daughter he was bound Over to appear before
the court in $1,000 bonds, and in default ol
bail was c. mnlitted to Ill.
"A hunting party stopped in town las
week on their way from Lake Jessie. They
reported $50 geese slaughtered during theil
weeks hunt up there. It was noticeable fact
however, that they had very few with then
when they arrived at this place.
Some mare roa work was done on oul
streets Monday and Tuesday, grading uD cross
iugs on Steele avenue and preparing bitches
to run the water off OIL SECOND street in the
event Of wet weather. The streets of our
town-the most OF theu,-are now in goot
condition.
Work was begun Tuesday upon c. R
Jackson's new residence. Messrs. Officer ant
| Warrey have taken the contract and will tr,
and rush The building to completion before
cold weather sets in, and have the same read!
for occupancy by the family OF Mr.. jackson
this winter.
-Carmi Wins!ow, of Golden Lake towE-
ship. was in town oyer night "Wednesday o
this week. While here he bought flock o
200 fine yonng ewes of H. D. Carpenter, TAX
ing them up TO his farm on Thursday. where
lie intends to 60 into the business Of stock rails
ing quite extensively.
the adi>s s of the M. L. church will hole
their bazaar and supper at the new hotel build
ing tomorrow, the 9th. afternoon and evening
Supper will DO served commencing at o'clocl
p. ~. and continued until o'clock. Every
one is invited to c)me out and assist the ladic
with their patronage.
An extra train pulled into town oarl
Tuesday morning, bringing q number OF empt