The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-11-11
Rye, 35 cents per bushel.
Potatoes 80 cents per bushel.

Wheat. 81 cents for No. l hard.
Atty. j. P. McMahon went to Fargo today
(Friday) on legal business.
e. J. McMahon arrived in town to day
Saturday for visit with his brothers.
20. S. Roberts departed Tuesday or
Carmel, Ind, where he will spend the winter.
Mrs. Dave and daughts-, Miss +. Lu
Davic, OF Colgate, are visiting friends in Far
GO.
Tho bazaar and supper given by the ladies'
Of the NJ. L. church was largely attended and
was a great financial success.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congresa-
tioral church will meet next Thursday AFTER
noon at tho home Of Mrs Daiiel Nelson, at 2
O'clock.
Ben Reynolds, who has been with his
brother in-aw. T. R Rugg, during the
summer, departed Tuesday for Minneapolis,
where he will spend the winter.
The PIONEER will reach its readers two or
publication being deferred in order TO get
election returns as complete as possible.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the resld-
ence Of Laor King, Saturday, Nov. 18th, at 8
p. IN. All are invited to attend.
hrs. PHILIP President.
LoRENA KING, Secretary.
The PIONEER office has had a Whittlesey
4 Fry heating drEn attached to the sanctum
stove-put in l'y Merriell Bros. Tho drum is
splendid invention, heating the rom equally
in every nook and corner and is great fuel
saver.
&C. W. Willoughby, travelling battery agent
OF the Western Union Telegraph Company.
came IN OH Thursdays train and remained
over until Saturday, fixing up the telegraph
battery at this place in good shape for the
winter.
MIR A. w. Stowman departed Tuesday for
his hcno in Hamln, Mimi, after stay Of
several months with his children here. Mrf.
G. P. Stowlaan and baby accompanied him.
and will visit tllrre with his family for a
month or more.
The directors have caused to be builled a
bran new coal shed at tho school building.
And all this outlay when the district is so hard
up (?) that they cannot employ teachers
enough to accommodate tie large number of
scholars in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James I4oney departed Tues
day for their old home at St. Mary's. Ontario,
fer protractcd visit with relatives. They
will return in the spring. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman j. Harness vii! occupy their rosId-
encs during their absence.
WIN. Striuger drove over from Ccopers-
town last Saturday. Ms. c. W. Dawdy and
children, who had been on weeks visit with
relatives at that place, returned with him.
Mr.. Str:ngcr had the pleasure (9) Of driving
back III the storm on Monday.
Tile little daughter of N. G. Platt, of
Broadlawn township, died on last Friday
morning, aged about years. The funeral
occurred on Saturday afternoon, and the NOR
tai remains were inferred in the cemeteay at
this place. The parents have the deepest and
most sincere sympathy of all their neighbors
in their sad afflictlon.
--Colecl;ons arc coming in very slowly,
notwithstanding the fact that those who owe
us are marketing their wheat quite rapidly
The same may be SAID Of all business houses in
Hope. Parties owing US and On whom we
hold notes for collection are requested 10 call
and pay their obligation Immediately and save
costs. We cannot extend the time on your
notes longer. MCMAHON BROS.
-Wa;rberg g. jacobson have at last com
pleted their new addition to their store ROOM
excepting painting-and have moved their
Office to the east end of the new part, Wllero
''Su!Iy" now basks in the morning rays of Old
Sol as he scntillates them through tho back
windows. The firm row has the largest and
most convenient store rooms in town and have
the same filled to oyerflowing with seasenable
goods.
Fargo Forum In the lobby of the Head
quarters hotel this morning, VIM. Weaver, Of
Durbin, was showing 10 bis friends some
skins, crosses between buffalo and Poll Angus
cattle. Tho hair is short and very fne and
decidedly preferable to the buffalo robes.
Many of those who examined 1t claim they
would make finer coat than seal skin and
that II would Il, vor require dressing, some
thing most troublesome and expensive with
| seal skins, Mr, Weaver hna two buffalo bulls
| and some crosses on hia farm and this yeal
has bred number Of Poll Angus cows Ia
them. The skins sell at u llgl, price mud are
] IN great demand