The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-06-10
Flax, u cents per bushel.
Potatoes 40 cents per bushe1.
Wheat, G6 cents for No. 1 hard.

-Ple plant at Bakers &c. per pound.
Call on J. G. Lang for Ground Feed.
Pike and Trout at Bakers Thursdays and
Fridays
The highest market price paid for wool
| at Bakers
Frank LOSING is giving his new barn
coat of paint.
Ground feed for sale in large or small
| quantities, by McMahon Bros.
Frank Hill departed yesterday for his
home in Kilbourn City, Wisconsin.
Contractor j. A. Officer visited with Ills
| family in Fargo Sunday, returning Monday.
Box Ader,and White Ash tree seed for
sale. Call on G. A. Warner, Hope. N. D. W.
Mrs. G. &. Boise returned Tuesday from
an all winters visit with relatives in Ohio and
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter drove over from
Grand Forks lost week, remaining several
days visiting with home folks.
60 to Liens gallery Mayville, for your
photographs. You will always get the best
| work at the lowest prices.
We understand that II. L. Louchs will
speak in Hope this evening, but at what time
and place we have not learned.
,-Mrs. P. P. Rice and Mrs. G. R. Pepper
departed last Tuesday ior Minneapolis, for a
visit Of several days with friends
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Congrega-.
tional church will meet next Thursday after
noon a t the home of Mrs. Thurston.
Wait for Currier & Parkinsons Photograph
Car as they will appear in Hope July 1st We
have all the convtnsnces Of a FIRST class gallery
"A. S. Moote has bought the property known
| as the old Montgomery house. What he in
tends doing with the property We have not
learned.
&C. j. Paul has large list OF lands for sale
among which are nearly all the odd numbered
sections In Colgate Twp. Easy terms ard
low prices. 4w
H. H. Wasem departed last Saturday fol
Minneapolis, there to attend to matters of
business and to take In the sights at the Ma
tional convention.
The band boys went to Sherbrooke this
morning, to discourse sweet strains for the
edihcation of the independent mass con-
| venton there assembled.
--Jas. I.oney has been busily engaged the
past few days in painting his barn (not the
town) lurid crimson. with white trimmings,
greatly adding 10 its appearance.
The meeting which was to have been held
! last Monday evening 10 discuss fourth of July
celebration did not meet, therefore did not
discuss. Hope is not in it this fourth.
A sum of money was found by T. e.
Norgord last week, on tho streets Of Hope.
For further particulars ask Tim. He may not
wish to tell! bub keep at hin Antil he doea.
Mrs. D. N. YanDusen is prepared to turn
out artistic photographic work of the latest
styles and at all times. Give her 2 call if you
desire good work, at her home on Third street.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Congrega-
tonal church will give a strawberry and ice
cream festival, at their hall next Tuesday eve
ming, June H. All are cordially invited to
attend.
"A social dance was held at the home of s!
G. Fuller, of Colgate. last Tuesday evening
and a very pleasant evening was spent by those
participating. About twenty five couples were
present.
The band boys have received number OF
pieces of new music, and are busy now several
nights of each week rehearsing them. The
boys are working faithfully to improve them.
selves and are succeeding finely.
Tho Broadlawn and Cooperstown mines
will play game of ball at the big picnic to be
held at Lake Jessie, northwest OF Coopers-
town, tomorrow. A grand time is expected
at the picnic, speeches, base ball, music, etc.
Word was received from j. H. McColloln
last week to the effect that he would be in
Minneapolis this week to see the crowd in
attendanea at the convention. and would be
home next Saturday. His health is somewhat
improved.
f. S. Seymour arrived Tuesday from bis
home in Seattle, Wash,, for visit of several
weeks Of business and pleasure combined In
the county. He has a number of good lots for
sale In Hope, notice of which will be found in
another column.
"A. Gilman came up from his Cass county
home last Friday evening, remaining and
visiting with friends until Sunday. 'Gip' has
about 900 acres in crop this year, and of course
expects to strike it rich this fall, and his friends
hope lie will. too.
Joel Jimeson carhe over from Coopers-
town yesterday. being called here by the ill
ness of his wife and child, who have been
visiting here for some weeks. They are some
better at present, and he will try and take
them home with him Saturday.
"A bright baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Kistler on last Tuesday night. Sam
felt 50 good and was SO excited over the event
that lie pounded his fingers three or four times
the next morning when driving nails, and his
merry whistle could be heard for fourteen
blocks
-blrD. Spur arrived Tuesday from Valley
City in charge of the fine display of millinery
from the millinery parlors of Mrs. Wyie
Nelson, of Valley City. The display contain
ed many beautiful hats and bonnets, trimmed
in the highest arts of the lnlIiner's skill, and
the lady enjoyed fairly good trade while here.
Geo. r. Mclean thought lie would like to
see the crowd Of people in ATTENDANCE at the
convention, 60 last Friday he hied himself
away to Minneapolis to take in the sights
Hope has four representatives there this week,
and we suppose they are yelling for Blaine,
Harrison, Mckinley, Reed, Rusk, Alger, Lin
coin, Cnllom or Dark Horse.
We understand that rumor Is being cir
culated to the effect that the annual teachers
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