The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-08-26

Joel Jimeson aud family came over from
Caoperstown Monday to attend tho funeral of
their kinswoman, Mrs: Nancy Jones'
Dr. Feathsrston, ..ha painless dentist, will
be here Saturday Of next week and remain
until the next Tuesday. Remember the date
The official call for the judicial convention
in this district appears elsewhere in this issue.
The convention meets at Fargo, Oct. 7th
Steele countyis entitled to seven delegates.
j. L. Wilcox, Of Minneapolis, is in town
shaking hands with his numerous friends.
He informs us that lie has sold his farm. east
OF town, within the pasi few days, to the
Goose River bank, Of A!ayvillc.
Mrs. j. A. Officer and children arrived
yesterday from Fargo, and will reside here in
future. Mr.. Officers business is such here at
present as to require his ntire attention, hence
the removal of his fap,Av to this place.
-Patron;ze home institutions Ly getting
your photographs at Mrs. D. N. Van Dusen's
Better work is guaranteed than can lie done
by any travelling car. Call and inspect her
work. Compare The work done by both and
see which is best,
H. B. Crawford, o: Kansas City, Mo, ar
rived yesterday With lis friend Co. R. f.
Picker, to look over the country. Mr. Craw-
ford represents considerable capital and may
make large investments in Steele county
shoud he DO Impressed farorably with The
outlook,
M S. Nancy Jones died at tho home OF her
daughter, Mrs. j. H. Van nuscr, last Sunday
morning, at the rIHe age Of u years impress
sive funeral services wcro held from tho NJ. e.
church Oil Monday afternoon, after which tho
morta! remains wero laid to rest in Hope
cemetery. The last sad rites were conducted
by Rev. s. G. Hes'on,
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-Mcssrs Pollard j. Duke arc here with
their carload Of horses Of which we spoke in
recent issue. They have in Tie lot some of as
fine heavy and medium weight draft horses
as were ever brought to Hope, as well as some
nne dtrirs aniNaIs Intending purchasers
will do we'll to call at Hill's livery barn and
examine these horses before buying elsewhere.
In another column will be found tho an
nonncemcnt of Tho Eoilcr inspector for this
DISTRICT in regard to the places ard latcl YheEs
ami when he will meet applicants for engine
er's license for examination. We arc not get
ting Loo 'Ie for publishing the same but do it
as an accommodation to those lesirous OF
knowing where to find tie inspector. Up to
tho present lie has Eccn like the Irishman's
hca;
-Cassnlton Republican,. l.. H. Finn and G.
A. LHler left Hope on Monday afternoon for
Casse!ton riding bicycles. They reached Page,
after indulging in q long ride, having gotten
npon tho wrong roaa, .ss-.. *. aTTTesf!a3 morning
thGV REACHED The end Of their journey by way
OF Buffalo, having wheeled over sixty miles.
They took in the ball game and then returned
to their homes 10 that famous praitie town
where hcpc rcycr loses faith with It's people,
Tho PIONEER is in receipt Of copy of the
Grand Forks Nnrmandcn in which the candi-
dates on the Independent ticket, both nalnna,
and state arp illustrated. Cur towpsman, Il.
q. Wallace, candidate for Lieutenant Clover
nor, is presented among the rest in very
crcditab!c manner While tho jolly face of N
F. Rasmussen, candidate far railroad commls--
sioEer, smiles at one as natural as life The
number is very crcdtablc one to the publish
crs Ct Nor:nan.len.
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Fargo Forum: The Normanden las iIu-
strated its pages with the faces Of the indie
pendent nominees saudish looks like his
picture was taken in a snow storm while
CtrIiss shines forth with all the handsomeness
there Is in him. Doc. Telgen has eye glasses
and Farmer Wallace standing collar. Knuie
Nomland looks sober and Rasmussen bald
headed. The tout ensemble shows well, ana
the independents have no reasan to DO asham~
ed OF the faces presented
We have not heard that the officers of the
Hope Alliance have as yet given their reasons
for not calling tlre regular annual meeting the
first of July. Their silence is deep and pain
ful. Campaign matters must be absorbing
tileif WnOlt ana WtfDeSt attention.. Ih6 COL
umns Of the PIONEER are orcn for their reply
any time they deem it worth their time to
make it. Not alone The editor OF The PIONEER
but number of the members Of the Alliance
are awaiting their explanati on Of tho matter,
-Casseltcn Republican: Editor isemlnger,
publisher OF that blight little sheet, tho Hone
Pioneer, came DOM with the ball team on
Monday evening and remained over until
Wednesday evening. The Pioneer is one oa
the clean cut republican journals os the state
and is deserving of tko patronage it gets from
TIE people Of Steele and surrounding courtiee.
It stands by tho great principals of the party
and is fighting battle that will tell at the
polls noxt November. We did not pay a cent
for the above notice.-Ed.
The members of the Ladies Aid Society
Of tie Congregational church met at the home
OF Mrs. T. L. Thurston last Wednesday after.
noon. They employed their time during the
afternoon in tacking comforts but took time
enough to arrange tho elegant supper which
they had brought along with them, 60 liza.