The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-08-19
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FLAX, 70 cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 40 cents per bushel.
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Farmers are busy getting ready to reap
the golden grain.
Don't forget the entertainment TO- morrow
evening at the NJ. E. church.
Leo Lang has accepted position in the
store OF H. Il. Wasem. as clerk.
Mrs. E. H. Thurlow went to Casselton
Tuesday for a visit with friends.
Oats and barley for sale by Duboise
Newell, west OF Butler & Upton's.
Il. N. Wood returned Saturday last from
business trip Of several days to Fargo.
e. A. Luce made business trip 10 Fargo
Saturday, returning Monday by way Of Clifford.
"A sister and cousin of Charlie Stowman
arrived Tuesday for visit with he and family.
James Taylor and family have removed
to their farm during the harvest ard thresh!ng
seasons.
DIR. Julius j. Stoehr dispensed medical
assistance and advice for Dr.. Philip during his
absence.
"A fine 81 pound baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Roberts, lately of Carne',
Ind, on Monday.
Great numbers of working men are ar
irving on every train and still the farmers are
not half supplied.
Thomas Ward and son Arthur arrived
Thursday for visit Of some leugth with rela-
tives and friends.
Gus Luther and Lew Finn took in the
ball games at Casse'ton tuesday, going the en-
tire distance on their bicycles.
Register of Deeds NJ. B. Cassol was down
from Sherbrooke last "Wednesday and made
the PIONEER office pleasant call.
--John Drew returned yesterday evening,
uta Clifford, from visit OF several weeks with
relatives and friends in Manitoba.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet next Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Thurston.
-Currier 4 Parkinson's photo car arrived
last Monday from Hunter and they are now
ready for work, just west OF the Hope House.
p. S. Mckay, OF Minneapolis, arrived
Thursday for visit with old friends and to
look after the business Of his landed interests.
Harvest Will be on generally tho first OF
next week. Grain is Fipaning paR;dly, and it
will hustle the average farmer to keep up witt,
it.
Master Thomas and Miss Anna Noisko
arrived Tuesday to make their homo with their
brother, Joseph Noiske. landlord of the Hope
House.
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Miss Kate Wasem departed Tuesday for
her homo iR st, Charles, Minn., after a visit
of several weeks with tls family OF her uucle,
H. H. Wasem.
WIN. Stringer came over from Coopers-
town Saturday for short visit will. his little
daughter and other relatives who has been
visiting in Canada.
PREF. L. E. Marsh returned Thursday eve
ming, by way Of Clifford from q ten days sue-
cessful insurance business trip in the northern
portion Of tho state.
Tile Northern Pacific elevator at Buffalo
was struck by lightning last Monday week
ago and burned, together with 10000 bushels
Of wheat. Loss $4,000.
Rev. Wilcox, Of Grand Forks, delivered
two very interesting sermons in the Congroga-
tional church last Sunday morning and eve
ming to fair sized congregations.
DIR. Julius J: stoehr, after haying SUCCESS
fully proven up for heirs on the homestead OF
his brother Adolph Stoehr, deceased, departed
Tuesday for his home at Garrett, Indiana.
Wonder when Cooperstown will consent
tp pl47 Hope for the Championship cup? Our
boys are waiting anxlously to hear from them,
and learn suitable date for item 10 play.
Mr.. A. S. Mooto is having the old Mont
gomery hotel renolelcl and q twenty foot
addition built on the south eEd. He will
repaint and rcpaper the building throughout
and fix it up in good first class shape.
| -Mcsdams James Muir, George Clarke,
John Sch.nitt and Fred Chapman, of Tower
City, visited with their old time nclghbors, the
family Of Thos. Baker, Sr.. last Saturday and
Sunday, returning home Sunday afternoon.
The constant drop Of water wea-s away
the hardest stone, the constant gnaw OF
Towser mast!catcs the hardest bone; tho con-
slant wooinG lover carries off the blusliDg
| maid, aud the constant advertiser Is the ane
who gets the trade.
Tara Cor. Northwood Cleaner: j. j. Bug
| bee has sold his farm to Chas. Haltnner
Jesse says ho intends selling his livery barn a:
| Sherbrooke. also Must be he don't like this
sunny ard evcrbloomjDg land OF Dakota and
means to leave it.
Wagon after wagon load Of machinery
| and binding twpe 60 out Of Hcpo every day.
The yield Of wheat per acre will be between
| IL and is bushels, Get 1t all thrcshcd and
the country will be in better condition fnan-
cially than last season.
Fred Martin, the genial manager OF Frank
| Hilps livery barn, went TO Mayvilc Sunday
last, returning the same day aud bringing
with him heavy team Of draft horses which
Mr.. Hill had shipped up on tho other line
from Kilbourn City. Wis.
DIR. W. H. n. Philip and Seth D. Curry
bad an outing Of several days duration at
Spirilwood lake, tho latter part Of last and the
first part of this week. No doubt the fishes
in that body Of water are few and far between
since they had their chance at them.
A grand entertainment will DO given by
the Ladies OF the NJ. f. church Tomorrow
evening, consisting OF tableaux recitatons,
and music, both vocal and instrumental.
Everybody come out and enjoy good enter
tainment besides hell ing good cause.
--Messrs. l.. A. jacobson, L. j. Pepper
j. D. Brown, G. q. Merrel, B. +. Walden
| VIM MIllIgnn, j. p. McAlahon. Marvin Bush
| W. j. Hcnch, II. II. Wascm and son Charli,
and q. II. lsemlngor accompanied tho bus,
ball team to Casseton aud witnessed the game
| between the Hone md IaiueStOwn tcnIna n,