The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-10-28
Rye, IS cents Per Lrshcl.
Potatoes so cents Der bushel.

Rye, IS cents rer Lushcl.
Potatoes so cents Der bushel.
Wheat. 81 cents for No. l hard.
"A Piano for sale for cash or OH time. Call
Oh McM alton Bros.
States Attorney Murray, of ShcrLrookc,
was i'll town last Monday.
-Supt. Henry, Of Sherbrooke, was in town
today and made tho PIONEER ilioce call.
Miss Evvie Baldwin commenced winters
term OF school at shcrbrooko last Monday.
-Rememher all are invited to the oyster
supper to be given by the ladies Saturday eve
ming.
Fine cabinet photographs taken for So 80
per dozen, by Mrs. D. N. Van Dusen, Hope,
N D.
M. A. Westcott, the democratic war
horse from Traill county was in town on
Thursday on business matters.
-Messrs. c. G. Merriell and L. A. Jacob
son made business trip to MayvilIe last Sun
day, returning Wednesday evening.
On last Sunday night, also, a fine baby
boy came to bless the hearts Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard V,rwest, near Sherbrooke.
"A fine little stranger-male-No :
came last Sunday night to take up his resid-
once with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rugg.
"A. R. Baker and wife went down to Dur
bin last Saturday. visited with frieuds few
of days. and returned homo Thursday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregatioaal church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Paul next Thursday at 2 D. m.
"A couple Of gentlemen havo opened a
restaurant in the little building west Of the
Nelson House, known as the Jigger louse'' =
Tribune: Bugbce Il Halt nner have sold
their livery business at this place to Mr.. A. T.
Drakcey. who will take possession on Nov.
first.
The ladies Of the congregational church
the supper Saturday evening and see for your
selves.
"A fine bal,y boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
l.. E. Marsh on Friday night last. The par
ents are much pleased that No. is an heir
apparent.
-Wm Stringer and couple pf ady friends,
from Cooperstown, drove over Saturday eEe-
ming, remaining over Sunday visiting relatives
and fliends.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congrega-
tional church will give an oyster supper, from
ak Till nine O'Clock, Saturday evening. the
29th inst. Tickets 35 cents.
Miss Sophia Aeinsrsor. Of Fargo, is the
new lady clerk who ar. iyed Tuesday and npw
waits upon the cu:tomers in Fl. II. Wasenrs
store in the dry goods and notion departments.
Mrs. J. P. Haber and Miss Ielon Murray
drove over from Mayyii,o last Saturday, re-
maiuing over night with the sister OF the latter,
Mrs. F. L.. Thurston, aud returning home
Sunday.
Rev. Zachcriah James. tho new pastor of
the NJ. f. church at this place, will be present
next Sunday and preach, both morning ard
evening. .Ail are cordially invited to come ort
and hear him.
H. II. Baker is building a cold storage
warehouse just back Of bis meat market. 1t
will be large bpldmg aud capable Of stQFpg
large quantities Of perislable fruits, meats.
ETC.. and Just line very thing needed here.
-Nes Kios fell from wagon heavily load
cd with wheat at Cnopcrstown last Saturday,
the wagon wheels passing over both his legs
and badly crushing them. 1t was thought
that amput itlon woul be necessary.
Mrs. 0. S. RobtTts departed last week for
her old home at Carmel, Ind. Mr. Roberts will
join her at that place next week, where they
will remain during the winter, but will return
in the spring aud take up active farm duties.
=-TLs ". Ct y. meets at the residence of
Laor King, Saturday. Oct 4tth, at 3 \. ~.
All are invited 10 attend.
MRS. PHILIP, President.
LoRENA KING, Secretary.
john A. Van Dusen is erecting residence
upon the lots where lie built his barn about a
year age: 4tis 10 be quite q large structure
and he will endeavOr to finish it before the
good weather breaks, for occupancy tLis wint-
er.
"A monthly report OF the school taught bs
Miss Gussie Gray. in Glendale township, to.
gether with reproduction story written by
one OF her scholars, is unavodably left out
this week for want Of space, but will appear
in our next issue.
Geo. A. Luce removed his family Monday
into the house glic.! DR.. Philip vacated last
| week by removing Ito Zig npy residence
| The rooms vacated by Sir. Luce were inmedi
! ately taken possession of by j. A. Warner, and
so the ball keeps rolling.
-Messrs. Bert Shaw, Oliver Molsterteigen
George Ess,r, Frank Carpenter and Bob Nc
Lean will depart Sunday far a CAMP hum
among the geese at Lake Jessie, Griggs county
| for about a week. We hope the boys will
come back laden with game.
A dispatch to the Minneapolis Tribune
from Caopersto"n says: Dr.. G. L. Virgo. &
uromnen, druggist here, and well known
| democratic politician, was arTestsd last night
on charge of incest. Tie preliminary bear.
! Ing takes place this afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society Of tile Nj. E. churcl
will hold their bazaar and supper in the new
hotel o. Saturday afternoon and evening
| Nov. ). All SHOULD turn ont and help the
ladies out by literally contributing their pat
ronage to such worthy undertaking.
Next Sunday night is All HallOwe'en-tlle
time when tho spooks and ghosts appear to al
who woo them-also the time when the small
| boys and sometimes the big ones. too-get in
| their work, making the town resemble an un-
tidy, harnyard appearance the next morning
B. G. Shaw returned Friday evening last
from Redwood Falls, Mimi, accompanied by
his aunt, Mrs. Carleton aud chi.dran They
will remove to the property bought by Mr.
| Shaw, as soon as the same is vacated by +. N
Gilmore. which will probably be during the
| present week.
| Fred Cutter, living short distance south
east Of paZey, Barnes County, was caught in {
fierce prairie fire last week, with the result e