The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-05-06
FLAX, 70 cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 25 cents per bushcl.
Wheat. IS cents for No. hard.

--Wheat. TO cents 1Or NO. haru.
House cleaning is the order OF the day.
How docs the changcable weather strike
you?
Clerk Of court Winslow, was in this burg
Tuesday last.
Rake up the rubbish around your yard.
Do you understand?
The farmers are putting in every moment
to good advantage.
Barney Murray is giving the front Of the
Alcade building the beauty touch
Bouncing twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hagen. of Riverside, last Saturday.
Seeding was again delayed yesterday
morning on account OF the furry Of snow.
john Mihm has removed his family and
household effects to his farm west Of town.
You will miss a treat il you miss the de-
bate at the school entertainment tomorrow
evening.
-Fled Ingison has just finished digging
we'll fer DR.. Phillip near the site OF Docs new
residence.
part Of last week, but is reported as being able
to Re about again.
The N. G. U. G. meet at the home Of Miss
Mamie Larimore, two and one-half miles ives
Of town, this evening.
The stone for tho new residence of DR..
Philip is on tie ground and work will he
commenced Immediately.
&C. r. Jackson is contemplating building
neat and convenient office on Steele ave-, just
opposite G. A, +uce'e place Of business.
You will miss it II you miss it to attend
the school entertainment to he given TO- NOR
row evening at the Congregational church.
Tile managers Of the base ball team
ought to be getting to tile front and get
game on tep for tue 2Qtk Of May. Decoration
day.
Fargo Republican: "The HOPE PIONEER
supports CO... Robinson for delegate to the ma
tional convention" Yes, and lie got there
too.
Capt J. D. Kemp, Of GalesLurg. while in
this city last week made Florence Paul pres
ent Of ono Of those fine Grey hounds. He is a
beauty.
Tile band boys are In readiness at any
time to play, fee Of charge, for any public
meeting held inside the city limits If due notice
is given.
Daniel Nelson has tie contract for digging
the ditch to drain tho big pond back Of II. II.
Bakers meat market, and Las been working
on same the past week.
Read G. H. L. H. j. Mtrrielps new s'al."
they tell u, all about those ''Quick Meal'' gass,-
line stoves and everything usually kept in a
frst-class hardware store.
--J. J. Hills private secretary, S. S. Breed,
returned yesterday, to Ills lone ip Minneapo-
lis, after two weeks visit in this city and the
vicinity Of Pickert.
IT. J. Foster returned last Tuesday from
his visit in Benson county, where he was call
ed In regard to the Rulnelcy threshing ma
chine, for which be is agent.
The report Of the Steele county bank, Of
| Hope, will be found in this issue. The report
shows up we'll, and indicates that the bank is
on a splendid financial footing.
| Mrs. D. N. VanDusen is prepared TO turn
out artistic Photographic work of the latest
styles and at all times. Give her call if you
Weather prophet Hicks. predicted stormy
weather through the present month, to begin
last Wedn, sday, and he struck it to the day.
| We may always depend Oh Hicks for the
weather.
"A prairie sooner passed through town the
| other day bound for the north end of the e0un-
| ty to settle. Come one, come all, we have
plenty of good farming land left. First come,
first served.
"A number Of friends Of The Masonic order
from Cooperstown, were in attendance at their
extra meeting, held last Saturday evening,
We understand one or two took their first
degree in that order that eveLin
Tile new city '.Dads" should see that oul
street lamps are put in readiness for use al
their first meeting, as one or two Of them blew
down during the big wind storm this spring,
and il left much longer will coon be Of nc
value.
The weather during the past week la.
been very chaDgeabIe, first the sun would
shine, then it would rain and snow. We art
in hopes that the weather will settle before
another week goes on its journey never t
| return again.
--Cooperstown Courier: Mr.. ard Mrs. Calel
Dawdy drove over from Hope last week, ant
attended the Cosgrove concert last Saturda!
evening. Mr.. Dawdy has more work than lt
can do, lie says, a statement his friends ar,
pleased to hear.
The maple sugar social given by til,
Ladies of the Congregational cAurc5, at the
hall last Saturday evening, was a very enjoy.
able event. but was not so Largely attended a
it should have been, but all who attended en-
joyed themselves hughly.
The first Republican mayor St. Paul ha
Ind IN twenty years was elected last Tuesda,
10 The person of MIR. Wright, of the wholesal,
paper house Of Wright, Barrett & stillwell
Now look out for municipal reform in tha
formerly corrupt city,.
| We should Judge, from the way farm ma
chinery has been going out from this city thi
spring, that the farmers mean business ant
well they need to, for the ground was neve
in better condition 10 raise big crop of No
Lard wLcat than 1t is this spring.
Fargo Republican: Col. Robinson seem
to be the favorite son in this judicial district a
candidate for delegate to the republican ma
tional convention. No better choice coul
have been made. He is on Q Of the brigh!e
specimens of North Dakota's bright men.
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