The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-23
Rye, 80 cents per 5ushal.
Potatoes, 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat. SO cents for No, l hard.


Wheat. SO cents for No. l hard.
Dent forget that You have only until
Oct. 1st to get your photographs taken at
Currier a. Parkiusons.
Contractor W. I. Warrey commenced the
WORK of laying the foundation for tho new re-
sidcnce OF {. R, jackson the first OF the week.
Valley City Patriot: George Gilmore, who
has been visiting his brothers. family near
Hope, for the past two weeks, returned LONE
on Sunday.
The frame of the Eew livery barn OF L. A.
Free!ard is up and the Same is being rapidly
enclosed. Tho barn will be ready for use in
about a week or ten days.
}. ". Wheeler informs us that his wheat
is turning cut big and that it all grades No.
Hard. His many friends will congratulate
him heartily upon his good fortune.
The work on the new hotel is progressing
rapidly. The building is now enclosed and is
being painted, aud a few weeks will see il
completed and ready for occupancy.
Rev. 7. w. Thurston departed Tuesday
for his home at Dawson N. D., after a visit OF
few days with the family Of his son, +. L.
Thurston, and his numerous friends in Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Duke and Mrs. Z. A.
Hail returned last Saturday to their homes al
Ouuawka, Ills, after visit OF couple OF
weeks with their mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Isemin-
ger.
A couple of carloads Of broncos were
shipped into this place last Saturday. The
remaining part of tho herd was bought by
; Messrs. G. W. Dawdy aud L. A. Frccand
"Wednesday.
Hon. Nj. N. Johnson, Willie in town las
Tuesday, made the PIONEER office a pleasant
call. Mr.. Johnson is 4 very pleasant and eli.
tertaining gentleman, aud his visit was enjoy.
| ed by us greatly.
Bro Hunt was down from Sharbrcokt
Tuesday evening last to hear the address de-
| liyercl by Hon. NJ. N. johnson. II he wal
not Converted from the error OF his ways it il
because his cars were closed to the truth.
-Messrs L. A. jacobson, G. Fl. Isemipger
| Edward Seave and Ernie Jacobson took il
the sights at Cooperstown last Monday-th,
! two former as delegates to the legislative Re.
that day.
| In this issue will be found new a1yer.
tisement OF the fan o'ls Gall Stock and NJ
Style" arl ':Cuban Plantation" cigars, manu-
factured by the celebrated James Elwn Cga
Mfg. Co.. Of Minneapolis, MINI: Try thes
cigars and see if they are not all they are re
presented to be.
And yet we Lave failed to hear why th
annual meeting Of the Hope Alliance was no
called Can it be that the said alliance ha
been swallowed up by It's officers, who ar
also candidates upon the independent ticket
The silence upon the part of these officers i
becoming painful.
Hon. 0. G. Major, The Glendale states
ma. was in town last Tuesday evening t
hear good Republican doctrine as cnunciate(
Major likesto be in good company once in :
while ard knows that he will always find sucl
at Republican gatherings.
Hon. John J.. Wambcrg departed We'd.
nesday for poilts in Wisconsin, on matters o
a business nature. He will return the latte
part of next week by way OF Minneapolis, ant
his wife aud little daughter, who have beer
visiting with relatives there for some weeks
will return home with him,
"A new deputy Register Of Deeds has takcl
w. his residence with n. B. Cassell, at Shcr
brooke. He is rather too young to attend t
the duties OF the Office as yet, having hee
born last Sunday evening. Congratulation
are in. order, and the PIONEER tenders then
for Mr.. and Mrs. Cassell's many friends.
Rev. Gillespie, of Forman, N. D., ad
dressed large congregations at the Cangrega
tioual church at this place last SunIay morn
ing and evening. We understand that til
reverend gentleman is hero upon trial an
will preach again next Sunday and il giyin
satisfaction TO the ma j0rity of the members @
that society, will be retained as their perma
nent minister.
james A. jerks and Il. C. Ewood, OF th
Grand Forks Fence company, have closed
gigantic deal to fence the Great Northern lin
of railway from st. Paul and Superior to III
Pacific ocean. 1t embraces nil tho line
owned and controlled by the Great Northern
which number neatly 5000 miles. This lro
fence will be put in by the company M Dc
manded BY the line.