The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-03-11
Muddy and sloppy.
Flax, 73 cents per bushel.
Dofojoao Ok oanic nor h,,cl,ol

-Potatoes, 25 cents per husl,el.
Wheat. GO cents for No. hard.
Atty. j. P. Mcmahon is in Fargo this
week on legal business.
&C. W. Dawdy is having his harness store
painted upon the outside.
~. G. Brown departed Thursday for
Casseltcn, on business trip.
Geo. A. Luce went to Fargo Tuesday last,
to attend to business matters.
H. Fl. Baker returned last Saturday from
Fargo driving through with team and wagon.
u. A. White returned from Iowa on Satur-
day last will, a carload of horses for the
market.
j. A. Warner and wife came m from
Page on Monday night last to attend the leap
year party.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. T..
church will hereafter meet on Thursday Of
each week.
IL. A. Jacobsor returned homa yesterday.
He visited his old home at Clinton Junction,
Wisconsin, while absent.
Postmaster Rice is building quite an addi-
tion 10 the residence portion Of his building.
John Drew is doing the work.
&C. G.. Boise returned Saturday from a
lengthy visit at his old home in Ohio. Mrs.
Boise will not return for some time yet.
Twin girls were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Lice on Tuesday night last. Congra-
tulations from many friends are in order.
-Elitor Hunt and Hadey Williams drove
down from Sherbrooke last Saturday evening
to hear the lecture, returning Sunday morning.
The thirl annual encampment, Depart
ment Of North Dakota, Grand Army OF tho
Republic, will be held at Fargo on June IA,
Is and L..
Hamilton Wade has sold his farm in
Pickert township and will depart in short
time for the state of New York, where he will
in future resi'le.
&C. w. Daw1y has a new man at work iu
his shop and is turning out the harnesses ID
short order. He is enjoying good patronage,
and he deserves it.
IT. S. Praissler has moved his engine and
feed mill out of the shop Of Geo. T. Mclean
and is erecting sheds over the outfit just east
OF the blacksmith shop.
j. c. Lang and son Fred departed fol
eastern Iowa last Saturday, where they q to
purchase horses for their own use on the farn
and also for the market.
j. A. White has carload OF young heav!
farm horses on the market at this place. The!
weigh from 140O to 1900 pounds, and arc al
under 6 years old Call and see them.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E. churcl
will meet next Thursday afternoon at o'clocl
at the home Of Mrs. Jas. Loney.
MRS c. R. JACKSON, Pres.
MRS. c. W. DAwDY, Sec.
-Silas Ingison sold his farm southeast o
town, last week, to Frank Hill for the con
sideration Of 81 800 cash. The farm consist
cd of 100 acres, all under cultivation. A fairI
good price.
This off % turns,i out last Tuesday som
public sale bills for Hamilton Wade,
Pickert. He has sol his farm to Job
Patterson, and on the 18th inst will sell a
of his personal effects.
-Iu this issue will DO found couple OF 10
teresting letters from Colgate, and some news
items from Page We wish that we migl
hear from these aud numerous other CORES
pendents every week.
&C. V. Russ returned from La Porte In
diana, last Tuesday, bringing with him car
load OF fiue farm horses. He was accompanied
upon his return by his brother, T. J. Foste1
who will make a stay of some length.
Frank Losing will make sale OF
number OF work horses aud oxen and othe
personal effects on Saturday Of next week
the 19th-at his residence In Hope. For Iii
Of the property aud terms OF sale SOC han
bills.
Miss Fannie Wallace departed Thursdi
for st. Paul, where she will visit with rel'
lives for short time, after which she wi
proceed to Marquette. Mich, where sue wi
make an extended visit with relatives or
friends.
Nj. and Mrs. Victor Wallace, OF Pag
were visiting here ths first Of the week wit
their daughter, Mrs. w. I. Wary. Mr.. al
Mrs. Wallace have just returned from VII
Of two months or more with relatives al
friends In the states Of New York, MichIg'
y and Iowa.