The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-07-01
Flax, u cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat. AZ cents for No. l hard.

Call on J. G.. Lang for Ground Feed.
-Thad Philips made business trip to Cliff
ford Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. &. Merrel were visitors
in Fargo this week.
Il. A. Freeland left for The encam pment
at Spiritwood to-day.
The band boys expect big blow out on
the evening of tho fourth.
Mrs. Chas. D. Gray, Of Page, visited with
friends in town last Saturday.
Quite a large crowd attended The S. S. con-
ventlon last week from abroad.
Ground feed for sale in large or small
quantities. by McMahon Bios.
-Grandin beat our boys in the ball game
Tuesday ESQ they say score 6-7.
Life Insurance Agent Treat, of Sanborn,
was In Hope this week on business.
Dr. Fetherston will be in Hope again
Sept. 3rd. to 9Th. Remember the dates.
Box Alder and White Ast, tree seed for
sale. Call on G.. A. Warner, Hope. N. D. s W.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cochrane we're pre-
sented with bouncing baby girl Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs as. A. Warner were un
from Page Sunday. Mrs. w. remained until
Thursday.
! Bro. Hunt, OF Che Tsibuqs, was down
from Sberbrooke Tuesday, shaking of his
lonesomeness.
Hon. B. S. Russell, of Jamestown, and
L. B. Hanna. of Page, were in the city Satur-
day on business.
don't miss that game Of ball between thu
fats and leans on the 4th. 1t will be the best
thing Of the season.
The &. A. R. boys will g,ve dinner In thi
G. A. R. hall on the Glorious Fourth. Patron
ize the boys in blue.
-Whcatland Eagle: Mrs. File, Hadwen. o.
Hope, has been visiting her mother Mrs. B
G. Whitaker this week.
Those WHO have circulated the report tina
Hope is not to celebrate the fourth had bette
been in better business.
Go to LIENS gallery Msyyllle, for gou
photographs. You will always get the bes
work at the lowest prices.
DIR. Julius j. Stoehr, Of Garrett. Ind, il
in town looking after the estate Of his brother
Adolph Stoehr, deceased.
--Some Interesting matter is crowded ou
this week for want Of space, among such the
communication from Colgate,
-Hillsboro Banner: J. w. Plunkett, form.
erly with Francis and Southard has gone OF
the road selling patent right.
The glorious fourth next Monday in Hop
will TO gala day. Come everybody, and fiji
the town to its utmost capacity.
Mrs. F. L. Thurston returned Tuesda
from visit of q couple at weeks with he
brothers and sister in MayFillc.
The land boys are giving The band stan'
a coat Of lurid crimson, thus making Of 1t
thing Of beauty md joy forever.
"A party for the little folks was given a
tho residence of l.. 4. Jacebspn Tuesday.
fine time was had by the youngsters.
j. P. Mcmahon, John Tomlinson, Warrel
Case and Ben Walden accompanied the bal
niue over to Cooperstown Wednesday.
DIR. Featherston, while on his regular
visit here from Saturday to Tuesday, did {
rushing business IN nxlng up aching nolars
MIR. aud Mrs. w; B. Shumway are her
from Union City, Mich, for visit ot sQln
weeks with the family Of their son, Chas. W
Shumway.
&C. j. Paul has large list OF lands for sal
among which are nearly all the odd numbere'
sections in colgate Twp. Easy terms an
lowpr iccs. 4V
Don't forget Hon. B. T. Spalding's ad
dress on the silver question tomorrow-Sat
urday-evening, at the Hopo House. kigh
o'clock, sharp.
j. L. Wilcox, of Minneapolis. one O
Hopes old pioneer citizens, arrived last Tues
day to look after his business affairs and farI
in this vicinity.
Mr. T. L. Beard, Of Hunter, was visito
in Hope over night last Tuesday. He was II
search Of some eolts which had estrayed from
their Hunter farm.
Judge King and family go today
Spiritwood, taking along camp paraphenalta
and will go into camp with the balance Of th
veterans and families.
Bert Shaw, ice Pepper, Gus Luther, LIE
Lang, Bert Warner and Ben Walden took i
the ball game at Clifford last Tuesday betwee
Grandin and BroadlaWn,
We omitted mentioning last week the fac
that at the school election DR.. w. H. NJ. Phil
was elected director and j. D. Brown treasul
or Of Hope school township.
-Messrs. ]. c. Lang and c. R. Jackson
together will, their families, departed to-da
for Spiritwood, where they will enjoy the or
campment with their comrades.
Fargo Forum; The Great Northern train
are so often behind time. ihs clown gHgges!
| that the management plant tomatoes alon
= the track-so they can "catch up"
-Currier Parkinson will reach Hope th
/. middle Of July with their Parlor Photograp
Car. Don't forget that they guarantee the
work. They will remain here 80 days.
Conrad L. Aubel will make sale Of a
bis personal effects on the lots just east {
Hilps Livery stable in Hope, on Saturday. Jul
9th. For particulars and terms see posfers.
II have nearly 5000 bushels Of oats for sail
21< miles, s. 3. Of Colgate, at 80 cents pt
bushe. Also ground feed, on time OF for easl
GEO. W. FOSTER.
I'D. Brown is having Lis quarter of vii
gin prairie, lying just east OF and adjoinin
town, turned over with the plow. ready
crop next season, John A. VanDusen is do
ing the work,
Ben Wasem drove down to flower G
Wednesday, returning yesterday, accompanie
by his cousin Miss Kate Wasem Of Charl'
City. Mimi, who will remain here for Wis
1 Of some length.
I The Hopo Base ball boys say they can b.
Y any ball nine in the state but they are tir'
playing nine men and the umpire. Hope al
Grandin cross bats at Grandin July Sth. R
member tho date.
II -BroadIawn VS.. Grandin at Clifford Ia
: Monday. Broadlawn played ball like profe
4 sionals The game Taste for eleven innin
g when 1t was finally finished by score Of 0