The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-11-04

down to Minnesota after wood. bought
Plummer farm last year and live near C!iir,r..
now. I fam 500 acres there, and my own
farm Of 500 in Steele. Not very good CROPS
this year. but I manage to pay about $50 on
the farm, and have enough left to run on.
Attention is called to the article OIL the
fourth page of this issue, concerning the record
OF Hon W. j. Skinner while in tie legislature,
as well as short sketch of his colleague on
the Republ' can ticket, Mr.. f. w. Blackwell.
1t contains solil facts which can not be con-
trovcrted, and it will repay a careful pcrnsal.
Auditor L. G. Goplcrud, Of Skerhrooke,
was Hope visitor last Wednesday. Mr.. Cop
icrud has made an efficient and paiDstaking
official. is always genial and accommodating
to all in Ills official capacity and is deserving of
re, election. When tho county secures 30
good an official as Mr.. GopIcrul the people
are 10th to part with his services.
Here's good opportunity for some cncr-
Eptic eastern g'rl. Tho Stanton, Mercer coun-
iy, Pilot Contains TIE following: 'WantedA
suitable person to take Charge ci az ogn!;an
about 55 years DID, out on section ~. a fe-
male about Is years Of age preferred. Per-
marent situation given to the right person.
Apply to the sheriff, or clerk Of district court,
Stanton, N. D."
On Thursday cur long run OF fine weather
" as broken into by little rain and gloon,
and from all appearances at this writing grim
the beautiful summer and autumn weather.
beneath the snow, Gro long. The fill has been
an exceedingly fire one aid has shortened our
wiiisr yer; considerably. The coal barons
will uow have their Innings.
Register III. 3. Cassell. CT Shrrbrookc, was
in town last Monday greeting his friends here,
who are legion. Mr.. CasseI! is one Of the most
efficient and popular officials Steele County ever
mad. anil (lis &c. election is foytgone conclu-
sion. Those whom he has accommodated in
his official capacity-and that includes nearly
every man in tho county-will see to 1t that he
is properly rewarded by a re. .alccton to the
Office Which he has filled so faithfully and we'll
-Alessrs. J. T.. McCullocll and Lewis
! Thomson, independent candidates for the
legislature, were III tnwn ever night lasi
Monday soliciting votes. They probably
thought they lad struck tile wrong place to
secure votes for calamity as they departed
ealIy mex! morning, probably 10 hunt for more
congenial fields, where the people were less
acquainted with their political rtcords. They
did not Gerry smiling courterGnccs whil.
here.
Hon. j. f. O'Bren, The poor, furlorn and
only democratic candidate in North Dakota
and who aspres to warm seat in congress-
vas in town last Sunday evening anil a short
time Monday morning making friends with his
democratic brethren. Attorney J. V. Brooke
Of Grand Forks. accompanied him. The two
gentlemen made tho PIONEER Office call on
Monday morning. Mr.. O'Brien is a pleasant
gentleman, but he is not in it for congress rs
against Hon. NJ. N. johnson.
-O.d Soldiers! Read carefully the compar-
son Of The war records OF f. c. D. Shortridge
and Andrew II. Bulke, to be found elsewhere
in this issue. Also read and ponder we'll W hat
the Durham, North Carolina, Globe, the edilov
Of which is Confederate supporter Of CIevc-
true, but the hatred of the rebels for the Union
soldiers is as deep and intense as ii was in 1864
| Outstanding what cur northern democratic
and independent friends tell us to the contrary.
la Moura Chronicle: 4 communication
from the Office Of the attorney general to Aud
itor Fralick says that women can vote. if so
disposed, for state superintendent Of public
instruction. They will vote under the Austria
lian law. They will use the same ballot as
men do, but will vote only for the officer above
Eamed: 4 sererate LA|Iat box must lie plo-
vided for the vote Of women. They will vote
by making an "X'' to the left of the name of
the candidate they wish to vote for, and 10
where else
The genial John N. Ryder. lie who will
perform the duties ga sheriff Of Steele County
after the first Of next January, was in town
last Monday and remained over night making
friends among tho voters of this section. He
is popular socially with all whom lie meets,
and they also recognize that he is man whose
abilities perfectly fit him for Tie o(Fce Of shcr.
iff, and they will therefore give l,im theil
hearty support, both by their ballots and irflu
ence, which assures for him an election by &
rousing ma j)rity.
| -Mes:rs. Bert Shaw, Rob Mclean. George
Fesler, Oliver Molsterteisen and Frank Car
penter departed upon their camp hunt at Lake
Jessie last Sunday morning. They went pre-
pared with all the necessary camp paraphen~
ala fer a weeks stay-a tent, plenty of warn
clothing, cooking enlirsets. etc, and expect {
grand good time, as well as lots of game
The geese are no doubt fairly hailiDg down in
their vicinity about this time, and they
will be compelled to charter dray or two to
transport home the fruits Of their hunt. Sc
mote it be--anyWay-is our wish.
The livery stable of Bugbee & Haltinnel
at Sherbrocke, was burned to the ground Oh
Sunday afternoon last, between the hours o.
three and four O'clock. The fire il supposed
to have originated from defective fuo in The
office. Five lclsCs aud four SETS OF barnes.
were burned Tie balance OF the stock wa
remoYtd, rs well as come bucgire, harness
etc. The loss Of the property is estimated q
about !: $50, and will fall upon Rusl'ce 6
HaIt;nner, as the transfer Of tie property TO A
T. Drakuley had not y,t been completed
They will rebuild the barn at once.
Advertised letters at TIE postotllce in Hop
N. D., for the month of October, 1862: Allen
Mrs. Emma, Boomer, Mrs. G. Y. Peterson
BeaI, G. L.; Crandall, A. c.; Chapel, Glib
Curtis, Ben, 2; Cameron, Thomas; Cordwell
John; Callelt, Il. d.; Eyenock. Hugh; Emily
Ole; Erickson, Syens Peter 2: Flick, Guy
Harness. H. e.; johnson, Erll; Janson, E!z
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