The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-09

DIR. W. H. NJ. Phil ps mother and sister
arrived from Chicago Thursday and viii make
an extended visit with his family.
"A. N. Nc .augblin purchased OF Messrs.
Duke d Pollard another fine dray team last
week and will put two teams on his dray line,
1t having been necessary so to 10 on account
OF the unusually large amount of work lie has
to do III that line this fall.
IN. G. Cook: of Cooperstown. was in town
last Wednesday and became subscriber to the
PIONEER before leaving. He said that lie
wanted a good Republican paper aud one
that gave the news also, and was satisfied
that the PIONEER was the paper lie was look
ing for.
"A case of genuineAsatic cholera is said
TO exist in Bismarck, having been brought in
from over the border. The greatest of pre-
caution is being taken to prevent its further
spread and also to prevent tho influx from
over the Canadian line of cholera stricken i'm
migrants.
Il. N. Wood & Co., are building an addi-
tion to their hardware store in the rear 1Gx24
| feet. Tho new addition will DO used as tin
workshop, while the shop now used and the
| store room will be merged into one, thus Civ
| ing them great deal more room to display
:heir stock.
The big fight at New Orleans Wednesday
night resulted in decided victory for Corhett.
Twenty-one hard fought rounds were had in
which Sullivan was terribly punished while
Corbett came out Of tho fight without
scratch. This secures for Coraett the worlds
championship.
-Mtssrs. Geo. Gray and Sam Scott have pur-
chased the Rumely steam threshing outfit be-
longing to the T. j. Foster estate and will
start out Monday next should the weather
permit, on the fall tllreshng tour They arc
both rusllers and we wish them much success
in their venture
is Columbus Day=-0ctober glst, 1902, TO be
celebrated hy the public schools and citizens
Of Hope? If not why not9 Let US hear from
the citizens on the subject as to somo good
method of observing the day. We are Ger
tainly patriotic enough not TO let the day 60
by unobserycd,
4. A. Froeland has bought lots just west
OF the Nelson House and has broken tho
ground preparatory to putting up large new
livery barn. The building will he 4OxlOO feet
and will DO neatly and strongly built. Our
town is marching on in tito van OF improve
ment and enterprises right along.
"A few hegun threshing tho first of tho
week hercabout Dunk Parks flushed tllresh-
ing with one Of Ills machines an eighty acre
piece of barley which averaged 25 bushels per
acre. Hugo Gunklc east Of town, is tIrcshing
on wheat. The average per acre is very good
But tho wheat vii! N rot grade very high.
Remember that there is only short time
left for You to get first class photograph. By
all means wo wish you to ''eompare the work
done by both and sec which is best" We do
not have to send away to get our work finish
cd as we understand all parts of photography.
CuRRIER & PARKINSON.
AT the independent county convention the
ticket and the county central committee was
directed to ill thu position as might seem
most advisable. After considering The siua-
tion tley have placed tho name CT c. j. Paul
upon the ticket as the candidate for states at
torney.
| Advertised Letters, at Hope, N. Oak.
B!inn, Anlam Foster, j. G..
Heany, Miss Maria L. B. Jastew, Jeme
Mrca, John Ryther, H. V.
Sauthward, Aittio gaut!.ward, Lucy
Taftum. Amund A.
When calling for above letters please saY
advertised P. ?. RICE, P. NJ.
e. j. Pepper, Tic popular agent Of the
Cargill elevator at this place, informs us that
the elevators will store wheat 20 days this
season for farmers-'rce of cllarge-instead Of
Is days as was done two years ago. Last season
they did not store wheat for any one, This
generosity upon the part Of tho elevators will
give the farmers chance 10 hold their wheat
for that length of time, if they so desire, for
better prices.
Probably the best binder trade in tho ex-
istance Of Hope was realized this year by
NJ cssrs. Geo. A. LHce and Arthur Warner, the
implement dealers Of this place. Tho demand
for binders was 80 great that it was impossible
to supply it OH account of being unable to Sc
cure tho machines. Besides the numerous
bIpdcrs put out hy these gentlemen y large
number OF steam thrcshing outfits have been
sold 10y them. They are hustlers in the busi-
ness and well deserve the immense patronage
they receive.
Portland Press: Oscar and Jos Cummings,
) Frank S. and G. G. Marvin drove oyer from
Sherbrooke last Sunday evening, and stopped
) at tho Morgan House. They are from Sara:
tnga Springs, New York, and arc taking tril
through tho west and intend to proceed as fal
! az the Pacific Coast. They express themselves
as being greatly pleased with the appearance
of the west and Dakota in particular. They
, left on Monday for paudo but INTEND to coml
back to Trail county before proceeding or
their trip to the coast
-Huronitc: Now see here, fellow traye.er
to the happy land where conaagratons neve
I comc, do not let the newspaper make all tE'
frebreake! They arc doing all they can will
l their pencils, but you must get out with plOws
I moving machines, etc. ETC., ifyou really mcal
, to save your property and your homes. Whcl
: this immense growth Of grass ard subblc get
n dry and has a match accidentally dropped int
1t, as will inevitably happen. you will hn,
:, fighting fire desperate business. Bette
d marry a gang plow than burn.
The editor OF an exchange drove away du
. care half au hour the other day in tho pro
10 dgctiop Of tho following pathetic tale: a hun
bio boy with q shining pail wen! gaily singin
" down to the dale to where the COW with III
n brlndIe tail on the clover did regalo. A bum
l. ! hla Lna did unill sail aYrr iLa sufL md sLul