The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-03-18
Muddy and sloppy.
--Flax~73 cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 25 cents per busheT.

Wheat. GO cents for No. hard.
Charles H. Allen, Of Aberdeen, s. n
arrived Thursday with carload o! horses for
the market.
Jas. T. Masters !oat large number o.
turkeys, they having frozen to death in the
storm last week.
One of the fine mares shipped in hy T. J
Foster, valued at 500, died OF lung fever the
first OF The week.
-Wamherg e. jacobson t+N Of new spring
goods in their advertising space this weak
Read it carefully.
Tile Office OF The Nelson house has been
newly painted and papered, thereby adding
greatly to the appearance.
Tile young peoples social club met last
Friday evening at the home of Arthur Mootc-
A very pleasant time is reported.
We publish by raqlast. in another column
call for democratic mass convention to De
held at sherbrooke next Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congrega-
stiona.s church will me,t next Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. J. J. Wamberg.
Stating is the popular amusement will,
our young people at present. Several fine
Ponds of ice are situated in the midst Of town. I.
Thomas Foster, nephew Of T. J. Foster,
came M with C. V. Russ from La Porte. Ind.
last week, and will make this country his
home in future.
Leonard Verwest and family returned
Saturday from their winters visit to the oll
home in Kalamazoo. Mich. Hereports very
pleasant visit.
Two milch cows belonging to J. A. White
wandered away during the storm last week
and were found frozen to death on the prairie
day or two afterward.
-(ieo. A. Luce returned from Fargo last
Saturday, OF rather floln Casselton, for he was
storm bound and did not reach that place ii
time for the Hope train.
The Pioneer job office turned out some
fine horse bills for j. c. Foster this week. We
are finely equipped for this and all Other
classes Of job work. Call and see us.
&C ,tholic services were conducted in tn,
parlors Of the Hope House yesterday hy th'
Rev. Father Majerus, Of Casselton. Quite al
attendance was had at these services.
%. H. Qnimby sold his farm 81 mile
south of town, yesterday, to Silas Ingison
We understand that the consideration wa
$1,000. and possession to be given soon.
j. A. White has some fine half blood Nor
man and Shire mares for sale at his farm
You will do we'll to call and see them bcfor
purchasing. Sec. II, Twp. 145, Rg. St,
Congressman johnson has our thanks fo
public documents, this time a part of Con
gressional Record containing speech Of HoI
Nelson Dingley, Jr;, upon public cxpend
lures.
Hon. w. J. Skinner returned from Wis
of several months with his children in Dayen
looking remarkably we'll, and reports vel
pleasant visit.
Father Theo. A. Majerus, of Casseltol
will holl Catholic services in Hope agai
about the 22nd of May. The exact date an
the place Of hot ling services viii be announ,
cd in due time.
Grand Forks News: Colgate, N. D..
Prohibition Steele Co., wants ''Sully' al
'Chawley' to fight there. President Jeffe
son offers $50,0O0 for the show before Il
Colgate Olympic club.
Valley City Alliance: Nels P. Rasmusso
II sold q farm up in Steele county last week
aQuartcr section and really ought to go |
there this week, but I am afraid to start o
on account OF the roads::''
The band boys went down on the train
Page on Saturday evening last, for visit
the Page band boys. They returned by wag
on Sunday afternoon, and report pleasa
time and fine treatment by the Page boys.
In another column will ba found spa
bought by Mcmahon Bros. which will conta
ere long a list of fine farm lands fol sale
that firm. II will pay intending purchase
to watch that space closely for rare bargain
H. p. Patton returned Thursday from
visit to Ills home In Maine. He reports t
storm viii: ragged here Oh the Stil inst,
reaching that country on tho 9th, and says
was very severe anl destructive. North !
k0ta ~ not tho only state suffering from I
storm, In fact II seems that We came of "
lucky, as tho storm was much more severe
tho eastern states than here.