The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-16

FLAX, 80 cents per busEel.
-Potatoee, 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat. 50 cents for No. hard.
Death and 20 advertising arc ono eternal
sleep.
Farmers. come 10 town Tuesday evening
and hear Hon. n. N. johnson.
Tile national e. A. R., encampment opens
at Washington, D. C., next Tuesday.
Five good work oxen for sale-wcll brok-
| en-. j. NJ. EI,sBURY.
Miss Susie White departed Tuesday for
visit with relatives ard friends in Des Moines,
Iowa.
"A. p. ireland arri7ed Tu; sdny last from
Minneapolis to look after his farming interests,
in Steele county.
IS. S. Breed, secretary OF the Minneapolis
Trust Co., is in town looking after some busl-
ness for his company.
-Alphcus Roberts. OF Carmel, Indiana, ar
rived Tuesday last for visit of somo length
with his brother, Q. S. Robelts.
Call at Mrs. D. N. vanDusen's aud examine
the fue work which she las been doing the
past few weeks il tho photo line.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church will meet at the home of Mrs. C. W.
Dawdy next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. L. Losing returned last week
| from visit of several months with relatives
and friends at and near Piper City, Illinois.
jacob Lang threshed cut his field of rye
the fret of the week and reports the average
| yield at 36 bushels A good crop OF ryo that.
-Mrp. j. P Brown and daughter Miss
| Lotta returned yesterday from visit Of q
couple Of weeks with friends in Minneapolis.
Rev. Down, pastor OF the NJ. E. church at
| Coopcrstown, visited in town several days this
| week at the home of his cousin, Mrs. J.. NJ.
| Stewart.
| There will be preaching both morning
and evening at the Congregational church
next Sunday. Every one is cordially invited
to be present
Rev. T. W. Thurston arrived yesterday
from Dawson: N. D., for a few days visit with
his son Frank, ard his legion Of friends in
Hope and surrounding country.
james Edwin, proprietor cf the Elwin
| cigar factory, of Minneapolis. was in town
Thursday. aud in company with his friend j..
P. McNIahon made trip to Mayvllle today.
Mrs. f. H. Thurlow departed Thursday
for her home in Fl. Fairfield, Maine, after a
visit OF several months with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ. ElsLury, and other relatives.
TAKEN Up-By the undersignel-S. E. 4
2t-146- 57-on Sept. End, one dark bay gc!ding
bro"co horse cominy four Years old.
]. w. STASsBuRy.
L. A. Freeland's new livery barn js pro.
crossing quite rapidly. 1t is TO be very nice
and substantial structure, and will contain a
basement underneath. Jack Williams Is the
master mechanic of its construction.
Quite largo number Of workingmcn who
will work are yet needed in this section.
Farmers bes:ege every train coming in for
men. There are few lying around who will
not work who should be driven from town.
&C ,sselton Cor. Fargo ArgHs: Conductor
r bert Kingsley of tho Great Northern road
|
his ankles, and was compelled to leave his
train for few days. Ie now has charge oil
the train to Hope.
II. II. B,kcr dressed two sheep for his
market the first OF tho week which were
"wloppcrs'. One OF them weighed 20C
pounds Gil foot while The other one was fifty
pounds lighter. The sheep wero raised ovcl
in the Sheycnne valley.
-.Jamcs Loney W shes us TO announce that
his neat little residence. partly furnished, will
be for rent during tho winter, after Nov 1st,
to good, responsible parties Wlo l,aye:l' child.
rem. For particulars in full call upon him al
Merric!l Bros. hardware store.
AT the request Of large Anmber OF per.
sGns 1ho would be unable 10 get their photo
graphs taaen by the 18Th on occouut Of being
aq buy harvesting, We have concluded tc
.ema!n ot Hope Hntil Oct. 1st.
GuKhIhR e PaR9TEsoN.
Don't fail TO attend the political address
next Tuesday evening to Ec delivered by Hon
NJ. N. johnson, at the Hope House. Mr..
johnson is an eloquent and earnest speaker
|
Everyone turn out and hear him. Bring your
ladies win yo4.
Mr.. Edward Seaver, OF Clinton Junction,
Wis, arrived Tuesday for an extended visit
with the family Of his aunt and uncle MIR. and
Mrs. L. A. jacobson. Ernest Jacobson, who
has been visiting relatives at and near the
above ramed p1:ce for some weeks, returned
lome with him.
| Stewart g. Drew, the popular furniture
dealers, ape bAi,ing IN addition upon the east
Of their store where they Will kopp in future
hyur aud feed and will also fix up part OF il
as their cabinet work shop, thus giving then
moro room in their main store room Of tastily
showing their stock
-Mcssrs. Jacob and George Racquet de-
parted Tuesday for their home in Arcadia
Ind. after assii Of . coaple Of weeks will
their friend 0. S. Roberts. They enjoyed
their visit very much and many prairie chick
ems and other game were brought down by
their uncrring aim during their stay.
Judge Laor King and Commander B. F
Valdez depasteA THURSDAY for Washington
D. c., where they will take in the annual en-
ca,npnent Of the G. A. R. OF the United States
, Their comrades, as well as their hosts o.
friends, wish them pleasant journey and ;
. splendid time after they arrive at their desti.
natep.
Tho past few days have peen Hke onas ant
threshing has been prosecuted with ayidity
Should the present fine weather continue th'
wheat will begin directly to roll In at rapit