The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-07-15
FLAX, u cents per bushel.
-Potatoes, 40 cents per bushel.


Newell, west of Butler l. Upton's
Mrs. Geo. Gray departed yesterday for
Des Moines, Iowa, for visit with sister.
j. c. Lang will grind feed every Tuesday
and Wednesday. Also ground feed for sale.
Another very heavy rain visited this section
"Wednesday night. About two inches Of rain
fell.
The Lincoln "Iuvincibles" and the Hope
"Excelsiors" play game of ball on the grounds
here today.
Harold johnson departed Tuesday last for
Minneapolis, after visit of ten days with tho
family of ). P. Brown.
--Mrs. Mcintyre and child, of Battle Greek,
Mich, arrived Thursday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. c. j. Paul.
Geo. A. Luce changes his ''ad'' this week,
and calls attention to some excellent farm
| machinery. Read it carefully.
IL. H. Baker made a business trip to Far
90 Saturday last, returning homo Monday
morning hy wny OF Tower City.
DIR. Rose the dentist, was here, located at
the Hope House, from Tuesday until Thursday,
and did fairly prosperous business.
"A. Gilman, Of Fargo, visited with friends
in and near town the first of the week. He
reports matters as prosperous with him.
Phillips & Doyle have erected an awning
in front OF their meat market, III order to kesp
out the scorching rays of the afternoon sun.
"A large crowd from this place attended
the picnic at Coopt rstown crossing Wednesday,
aud report large crowd aud pleasant time.
Conrad AuLeFs sale WHICH took place in
| town Saturday last drew large attendance of
| buyers Property sold readily aud at a good
price.
For the next 80 days Mrs. D. N. VauDus
Ell will make cabinet photographs at 81. so per
dozen. Tho fuest WORK guaranteed. Give
her call.
| Conrad Aubel departed Thursday for Port
land, Oregon, where his wife now is and
where they will reside in future. Good luck
and lots OF it, Con.
! Tie band goes to Sherbrooke tomorrow to
furnish music for the independent county Goa
vcntion. number of speakers are also ex-
pectcd to he present,
The independent county convention eonr
venes tomorrow at Shcrbrooke. The list Of
candidates is great, but the number of Offices
are few. Sequel later,
-Currier Il Parkinson will reaei Hope tl.i
middle of July with their Parlor Photograph
Car. Don't forget that they guarantee thcil
work. They will remain here so days.
Tho county commissioners met rs board
of equalization on Monday, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday. at SllerlrO0kp. nn Thursday they
met 10 audit accounts aud 10 transact routine
business.
We are Informed by reliable party wl6
fruit, of consequence, along that stream th:s
season, tho excessively wet weather having
killed the same.
The Masons meet tomorrow, Saturday eve
lining, to work in tho 3 degree after wl,icl
they will have a banquet at the Hope House
All Master Masons and wives arc cordially in
vited to attend the banquet.
We understand that w. H. Standish, th'
independent nominee for attorney general
will deliver free silver address in town to-
night, though at what time and place we hav
not heard. He is spoken Of as a fluent talker
The rate for local notices In the PI0NEEI
vii. hereafter he ten cents Per limo each in
se1tion, iustead of ten cents per line for tn
first Insertion and five cents per line each sub
scqucnt insertion, rs has heretofore been IT,
rate.
Joseph Noiskc returned from his Miunca
polls trip last Tuesday, bringing with him
large amount OF furniture with which to fit u
the HOPE House. A brother accompanied hi,
home, and will assist him in running til
hotel.
the dining room Office aud several NOR
rooms Oh The first floor Of the Hope Hous
have undergone repairs papering, painting
etC.,-and now present a nice and fresh al
pearance. The house will he ready for oc
cupancy iu short time.
Tie gamp Of ball played at tho picni
Wednesday between the Hope and pQoperE
town mines resulted in victory for the latte
by score Of Z 70 10. a number of Hope
best players were not there, which accoun
for the boys being worsted.
1t is out Of taste TO advertise that at pi
mic ample accommodations will be made II
all attending and then allow some Of the
crowd to charge twenty cents for the use of
pail with which to water team Of horse
inst because they haye the immortal ciHch c
pa,s.
Fargo Republican: North Dakota owl
$500, 900 acres of school lands, and less tha
80, 900 sell at auction for 81, 1,7ll,000. And ye
the calamityites of the Muir stripe. in solen
conclave declare we are living ''in tle mid
r of nation brought to the verge Of materi
ruin"
: The little girl OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wya
got hold of some chemical used in inislir
photographs, last Saturday, a deadly poiso
>, and drank the same. by The immediate u
of emetics her life was saved, but it WIS
f close CALL The little one has now fully 1
covered.
= Our jolly friend N. 2. Rasmussen, one
I the independent nominees for railroad cor
- missioner, made us gall last Monday. NJ
!. is good fellow, has heretofore been so
=. sistent democrat aid We are sorry to see hl
; following after false gods, such asthe people
q party movement.
; -zMesGrs, c. W. Dawdy and WIN. String
returned Tuesday from their trip IN the Can
y dad Northwest. They report nice trip a
a fine time. They left j. NJ. Stewart at WI
= nepeg, he having stopped for few days
q visit relatives and friends in Manitoba. He
- expected home tomorrow.
j. The Wyant residence was broken in
- presumably hy some one on mischief inte
+, while the family was at the ball grounds,
a 4tli. Entrance was gained by breaking
!, wind ow pane in one Of the front windoy
- They We're probably frightened away by so
+. noise, as they secured no booty.
II, -NOrthwoOd Cleaner: "Dunk" Park "