The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-11-04
Republicans sse that you mark your bal.
lois rirl.t 81, ,,ts:SSsiirunsday,


established in tho parsonage Charlie Stow
man has stored his household goods in tho
back part Of their store room, aud is patiently
waiting to find soma place in which to live. q
W. H. Fl. Roncy in Fargo Forum: I've been
down to Minnesota after wood I bought the
Piummer farm last year and live near Clifford
now. farm 500 acres there aud my own
farm of 500 in Sterile. Not very good CROPS
this year, but mac ago to pay about $50 on
the farm, aud hare enough left to run on.
Attention is. called to the article on the
fourth page OF tlus issue, concerning the record
OF Hon w. J. Ssiuner while in the legislature,
as vel! as short sketch of his colleague on
the Republican ticaci, Mr.. II. W. Blackwell.
1t contains solid tfaGis which can not be coll
troyerted, a.sa :sslgSil canny careful pernsal.
Auditor L.'C. Goplerud, Of Sherlrooke,
was Hope visitor last "Wednesday. Mr. Cop
lerud, has made ri, efficient and paipstaking
Official is always genial and accommodating
to all In his oiicial capacity and is deserving OF
a reelection. When the county secures so
good an official as Mr.. Goplerud the people
are 10th to part with his services.
Here's good opportunity for some encr-
getic eastern girl. The Stanton, Mercer coun-
/ ~, Pilot contains the following: "Wanted-A
suitable person lake LhavEe AZ m orphan
about s. years cd, out on section 20. A fc-
male about Is years of age preferred. Per-
manent situation given to tho right person.
Apply to the sheriff. or clerk of district court,
Stanton, N. D."
NJ: ir1Nrr cfE Ero al |,
was broken into by a little rain and gloom,
and from all appearances at this writing grim
winter may DO expected to hold his fallen prey
tho beautiful summer and autumn weather.
henpath the snow, ere long. Tho fill has been
an exceedingly tine one and has shortened our
winter very considerably. The coal barons
will uow have tlieirtinnings.
Register NJ. B. Csssel Of Shrrrooke, was
in town last Monday greeting his trlcnNs l,ere,
who are legion, Mi. Gassel Is one Of The most
efficient aud popular officials Steele County ever
had, and his re. election is forcgone conclu-
sion. Those whom lie has accommodated in
his official capacity-nnd that includes nearly
every man IN the coYnly-wI|l seq to it that ho
is properly rewarded by II reelection TO the
-Messrs. j. T. McCulloch and Lewis
Thompson, independent candidates for the
legislature, were in town over night last
Monday soliciting votes. They probably
thought they had struck tic wrong PLACE to
secure votes for celani'y, us they departed
eally next morning, probably to hunt fer more
congenia fields, where tho people were less
! acquainted with thIT political records. They
did not carry ltSlpg countenances while
here. 80 sa.s, :, 'S,Hry
Hon. ]. I. y Brieu,' 'iShe poor; rorlorn and
only democratic cauaidato i'll North Dakota,
and who aspires to warm seat in congress.
was in town last Sunday evening and short
time Monday morning making friends with his
democratic brethren. Attorney J. ". Brooke,
of Grand Forks. accompanied him. The two
gentlemen made the rIoNEER office a call on
Monday morning. Mr. oBrIen is q plcaaapt
gentleman, hut no is not in it for congress rs
against Hon. NJ. n. johnson.
-O.d Soldiers! Read carefully the compari-
sou of the war records OF i. C. ,. Shortridge
and Anlrew If. burke, to be found elsewhere
in this issue. Also read and ponder we'll what
tho Durham, North Carolina. Globe, tho editor
Of which is Confederate supporter of Ceve-
land, has to say Of you. The war is over, il is
true, but the hatred Of the rebels for the Union
soldiers is as deep and intense rs it was in 1864
notwithstanding what our northern democratic
and independent friends tell Us to the contrary.
La Moure Chronicle: A communication
from tho office Of the attorney general to AUDI
itor Frack says that women can vote, if SC
disposed, for state superintendent Of public
instruction. They will vote under the Austria.
liam law. They will use the same ballet as
men do, but will vote only for The officer above
= named. 4 sererate ballot bog mHst 30 pro.
yitied for the vote Of women. They will vote
by making an "X' to the left Of The namo o.
tue candidate they wish to vote for, and no
, where else
Tie genial John NJ. Ryder. lie who vii
perform the duties as sheriff of Steele count,
after the first Of next January, was In tow
last Monday and remained over night, making
friends among the voters Of this section. FL
is popular socially with all whom he meets
and they also recognize that he is man who's,
abilities perfectly fit him for the office Of ser
iff and they will therefore give him tl:ei
hearty support, both by their ballots and infiu
encc which assures for lin al election by
rousiug majority.
: -Messrs. Bert Shaw, Rob Mclean. Georg
/ Fcsler, Oliver mo!stcrtoi.ef and Frank Car
; penter departed upon their camp hunt at LAX
L Jessie last Sunday morning. They went pre-
pared with all the necessary camp paraphen
r ala for a weeks stay--a tent, plenty Of we;u
! clothing, coakiRg entiDssis, etc, and expect
grand good time, as well as lots Of game
The geese are no doubt fairly hailing down il
their vicinity about this time, and they
d will be compelled to charter dray or two to
transport home the fruits of their hunt. S
. mote it be-anyway-is our wish.
i The livery stable Of Bugbee & HaltiDne
= at Sherbrooke, was burned to the ground o.
e Sunday afternoon last, between the hours Q
y three and four o'clock. The fire is suppose
d to have originated from defective hue in I'll
Office. Five horses aud four sets Of harnes
= we're burned The balance Of the stock wa
# removed, IS we'll IS come bucgies, harnes.
Il etc. The loss Of the property is estimated &
: about S $780, and will fall upon puybce ,
e Haltnner, as the transfer Of tho property to A
j. T. Drakeley had not vt been completed
They will rebuild the barn at once,
d Advertised letters ut the postofiico in HoI
l. N. D., for the month Of October, 1892: Allel
:. Mrs. Emma; Boomer, Mrs. c. Y. Peterson
k Beal, c. L.; Crandall, A. c.; Chapel. Gil
= Curtis, Ben, 2; Cameron, Thomas; Cordwel
IS John; Callett L. D.; Evenock. Hugh; EmbI
Ole; Erickson, Svens Peter, 2: Flick, Gu.
y Harness, H. G.; johnson, Emll; Jauson, Eli
|y ,h,,, Ioh,,np u K,ipafalter Chas .. K,puo