The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-06-03
Flax. u cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat. 81 cents for No. l hard.
Pie nlant at Raker,s &c. nar mound.

Pie plant at Bakers Sc. per pound.
Call on.J. C. Lang for Ground Feed.
Pike and Trout at Bakers Thursdays and
Fridays
The highest market price paid for wool
at Bakers.
Ground feed for sale in large or small
quantities. by McMahon Bros.
The Valley City drunk cure establishment
has had 240 patients in less tl,an year.
Box Alder anl White Ash tree seed for
sale. Call on G. A. Warner, Hope. N. D. W.
--Wm. Stringer, Of Cooperstown, spent last
Monday in town: the guest ofC: W. pawdy.
u. NJ. Stewart Is teaching the high room
in tue school during the absence of Prof.
Marsh.
Mrs. c. W. Dawdy departed Tuesday for
visit Of several mnnths With home folks in
Ontario, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Kellogg, of Clifford,
were in town Sunday, the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Il. L. Thu.ston,
Lew Finn has an elegant new bicycle,
the finest vet brought to town, and is now tak-
ing daily exercise thereon.
Go to Lien's gallery MayYille, for your
photographs, You will always get the best
work at tie lowest prices.
There Is talk Of new livery stable in-
Hope. We understand that l.. A. Freeland is
to be the protector of the new enterprise.
IT'S whispered that tho eagle may soar
and scream in Hore July 4th, but dop't say
anything at present for it is only whisper.
Wait for Carrier & Parknsons Photograph
Car as they will appear in Hope July 1st. We
have all the convanipnces Of first class gallery
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Warner and children
came up from Page last Saturday, remaining
on visit with relatives and friends until
Tuesday,
Mrs. e. A. luce ard Mrs, f. H. Thur
low went to Page last Tuesday, for visit Of
several days with their sister Mrs. ]. A,
Warner.
-Chauncey Derew, the great orator, will
deliver lecture tomorrow evening in Minneap-
oils, under the auspices Of the Minneapolis
Press Club,
-NoltLwood Gleanrr: Bred Helslng, of
Hope. Tas in town several days visiting with
his brothers. Fred is the same genial fellow
as Of ycrs.
&C. J. Paul has largo list OF lands for sale
among which are nearly all the odd numbered
sections in Colgate Twp. Easy terms and
10" rrIces. 4w.
-Casseton Is to have electric lights In the
near future, which will make that already
bright little CITY seintllato with stil more
effulgent glare.
Prof. h. T.. Marsh departed Tuesday eve
ming FOR trip through the northern portion
OF the county, t. talk up his cand dacy for the
slpelintendency.
The Nat 9nal Republican convention opens
il Minneapolig next Tuesday. Quite a num-
bsr from this vicinity talk Of visiting tho city
during the convention.
#. G. Hendeshott and NJ. S. Griffith, pub
fishers Of the Dickinson Recorder, have sold
the paper to W. A. Carter, of Fargo, WHO will
continue its publication.
"A number Of onlookers drove over with
the base ball team from Cooperstown last
Monday to witness the game and to participate
in the moa orial eycg.cc;sse:s. '
On the fourth page Of, this issue will be
found an Interesting letter, which we publish
by request of an alliance man. II will pay
you we'll to read it carefully,
The prairies arc green with ver,lure. the
weather has turned off fine and all nature
smiles again. The wheat is coming up finely
and North Dakota is all right.
The CCoEerstown lall boys have fine new
uniforms, are fine looking themselves and are
fine lot of boys. They are always welcome
at Hope, and to the best she has,.
Mrs steYart $40 las been making her
home'witfi her daughter, Mrs A. S. Moote,
departed for her old home in Ontario, Canada
last week, for stay Of several months
Mrs. h. D. Stewart departed Tuesday for
her hew home in Tecumseh, MINI. Hosts q.
friends regret her departt"...t, but hope that
81. e may Le we'll pleased in her new location.
Atty j. ?. McNahcn departed Monday
last for Minneapolis, whittier lie was called on
business, He will probably remain until after
the Republican National convention next week.
Mrs. D. N. VanDusen is prepared to turn
out artistic Photographic work Of the latest
styles and ct all times. Give her call 4 you
desire good work. at her home on Third street.
The G. A. R. Post ha vc had new nonu
ment builded and put up in the Hope cemetery
to tie memory Of the unknown dead. It is
quite an artistic piece Of work, and looks fne-
ly.
"A New York editor 'throws up The sponge,, :,
and announces that "a North Dakota couple
have just reported the birth Of their twenty
dfth Child after twenty seven years Of married
liie."
Hay is Deco ming scarce article in these
parts. and townspeople are having hard
time Of it getting enough to feed their horses.
1t is said to be worth $500 per ton in the
stack.
Seeding III Steele county was pretty gener-
ally finished last week-that is, wheat seed
ing. Quite an acreage throughout the county
will yet be sown to oats, rye, barley, milet
and fax.
20. G. Major was in town yesterday on Ills
way TO bis Dazey farm, in Barnes county. He
and his herdsmen were taking over large
herd OF cattle, which they propose herding In
that county this season.
North Dakota has 43 lodges f Odd Eel
lows aud all OF these are reported In a very
prosperous condition. Seven now charters
have heon granted tho past year. The mem.