The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-09
FLAX, so cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat, 81 cents for No. 1 hard.

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Have you plowed those fire breaks?
| Jim Coons rode over to Dazey last Monday
to look after herd Of bronclos.
| -Some oats for sale.
J. K. JoSLYE.
! Five good work oxen for sale-well brok-
en-. j. NJ. ELsBURY.
H. a. Wasen departed for Minneapolis
last Saturday to purchase his stock of fall
goods.
| Mrs. George Gray returned yesterday from
a visit Of several weeks with a sister in Des
Mojnes. iowa.
School opened last Monday with Prof.
Marsh and Miss Morchouse presiding and a
good attendance enrolled.
| M. n. Chapman, Of Battle Creek, Michigan
was here few days the first OF the week
looking after business matters.
! "A. f. Parkinson arrived Thursday and
will stop in town few days assisting his part
ne:, Mr.. Currier, in their photograph car.
| Gus Luther had the misfortune Of hurting
his right hand quito badly last week, laying
him up from doing any barbcring for some
time.
| L. H. Paige was In town yesterday q
short time on business connected with the
Cargil Elevator Line, of which he is travelling
agent.
| Mrs. Lauia Marsh came over from Cooperf-
town last Sunday for visit with her son,
Prof. L. Z. Marsh, and her numerous friends
in town.
! -Messrs. N. A. FedderIy and E. S. Colby
arrived last Tuesday and will work during the
balance Of the building season for Contractor
W. I. Warrey.
And still the officers Of the Hope Alliance
remain silent regarding that annual meeting.
Taer silence is so dense that it may be cut out
in solid chunks.
The rain of Thursday morning put stop
to threshing operations. Tho weather is quite
lowering and it may be several days before
thresing is resumed.
Remember that you have only until Sept.
10th to get your photographs taken at Currlel
& Parkinson. Come early and avoid the rusl
Of the last few days.
Mrs. T. J. Foster and Miss Ethcrington
arrived Saturday last from LaPorte, Ind, the
former TO look after the property OF her hus.
baud, lately deceased.
Miss Helen Murray and friend, Mrs.
Kriplen, Of Mayville, visited a day or two the
latter part OF last week will, tho sister OF the
former, Mrs. F. L. Thurston.
--Robt. Wilson marketed tho frat load OF
new wheat this season tho first Of tho week
1t graded No. Northern. Bob always gets
there with the best of them.
! The season has almost arrived for the
destructive prairie fires to get iii their work.
Plow good fire breaks aod be prepared fol
them. Begin now and be in time.
"A man with a phonograpl struck towr
last Friday and remained several days. He
raked in numerous sheckcls from tho boys for
the privilege of hearing tho machine talk.
Tile supply of u,reslling hands seems tc
be sufficient to supply every demand. Will
good weather three or fnur weeks will see al
the threshlng done in this part of the country
-Cnoperstown Courier: Col. Il. F. Pickert
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town Tuesday, after supplies. The Col. La,
his goods shipped to Coorcrstown now instead
of Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Mcintyre aud Mrs
Latta departed Thursday for their homo il
Battle Creek, Mich , after very pleasant vls.
Mrs. C. J Paul.
Miss Georgie Baker departed last Saturda!
for Fargo. She will attend the Normal schoo
in Moorhead during the winter and will max,
her HON. in Fargo with tho family Of be-
brother, Thos Baker, Jr.
Tribune: Chanccy Y. Russ made commu
atio2 final proof on his treo claim III Picker
townsil, before Clerk Of Court Wins!ow, OF
Tuesday last. Wellington and samuel Yal
Dasen were his witnesses.
Two carpenters came up from Wahpe
ton last Tuesday to join Contractor Uarrey'
force. MIR. Warreg ia anioyiEg q prosperou
year in the building line, both in town and Ii
Ithe surrounding country.
"A party Of St Paul hunters were recent
fined quite heavily at Ccopersown for ship
ping prairie chickens out Of the state. The
probably kno~ more about the game law Q
North Dakota than they did.
Nancy Hanks, Budd Dob!c's celebrate
trotter, beat the worlds record last weel
trottipg mile on the Independence, lows
track in z:5A, bGa:ipg her own time Of a fey
days before by two seconds.
j. W. Shaw departed for Redwood Falls
: MIMI, last Tuesday, for the purpose of lookin
after the bueincss Interests Of his sieter- in law
Mrs. Carleton, at that place. Mrs. Carleto
, will accompany him upon his return.
Mrs. Harwood and son arrived in tow
last week to join her husband who is locate
here for the present in the interest ot Q Ian
company which owns considerable land in til
county and Of which he is disposing:
\ Exchange: What this county wants is b
chloride OF squarencss squirted into the weir
). of half the population that will make thel
), pay their debts like men, instead OF sneakin
, around corners to avoid meeting their creditor
"A bushel OF corn makes four gallons
y whisky, which sell for SIG at retail. Out
, this tho government gets IS, the railroads S
r tho manufacturer 81, the vender 81, the farm
er 40 cents, and the drinler gets tho dcliru
tremens.
/ -Botlincau Free Lance: Mr.. Fred Heisin
who will buy for the new elevator, has decId,
TO build dwelling, and has chosen beaut
! ful location IN the most aris:0cratIc subur
His family vii! come TO Rottinoau as soon
. the house Is ready.
>. There IL hearty kicking going on aIl ov
!, this county because tho boiler Inspector
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