The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-30
Rye, 81 cents per bushel.
-Potatopa, rs cents per bushel.

Potatoes, 70 cents per Dushel.
Wheat. GO cents for No. hard.
Lewis Hotop, the Fargo employment
agent, is in town on business.
j. X. Joslyn's entire crop OF wheat aver
aged twenty bushels per acre, and is OF
good grade.
Atty. j. P. Mem .llon departed this morn
| ing for Grand Forks, on a business trip of
several days.
Mrs. Clark Morris, of La Moile, Ills. ar
rived Thursday for visit with her sister. Mrs.
]. D. Brown.
| H. Fl. Wasem WAS on the sick list several
days tho first Of the week, cut is now again
able to hc about.
| &c. II. & H. j. Merrirll come out in new
''ad'' this week, calling attention to new
things in their line.
! Mrs. E. D. Washhurn's mother arrived
yesterday for stay OF some weeks with her
daughter and family.
-Wamberg e. jacobson talk to the readers
es the p1aNs.ER OF lhelr Cne line Of clSs.!11s ~
is Columbus Day to be celebrated by the
schools of Steele county? Let us hear from
the teachers of the county.
"A. F. Parkinson drove ever from Mayville
Thursday, and will eDend few days IN inc
CITY on business matters employed.
Lyman Parsons arrived last Wednesday
from Iowa City, Iowa, and will remain
number Of days looking after farming interests
The Ladies Aid Society OF the CoDgrcga-
tional church will Eacet at tho homo OF MIS-
G. G. Merrel next Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock.
Mr.. Compton, representing grain com
mission firm of West Superior, was in to"l
several days this week, soliciting consignment
for bis house.
R T. Gillespie, OF Forman, will proacl
from the Congregational pulpit both morning
; and evening next Sunday. All are cordial!
invited to attend.
w. G. Dawes, general freight agent
Y tho Great NoltherD, was in town couple
days this week. looking after the sh'ppln
i, interests Of his company.
It. Z. Norgord arrived Thursday 1ro'
Wheaton, Minn., and will spend some "a!
here looking after collections. He reports
liking his new home immensely
1t is said that thrcshiDg crew west
u,np. on the river, struck the other day D
canse they could not have maple syrup
their warm biscuits every morning.
&C. W, Dawdy wishes to inform the peoI
that for the next sixty days, beginning Oe
1st, he will sell Harness. Robes, Hlankets a
every thing in his line, cheap fer cash.
Miss Emma Patterson, who has been
sent about year from home visiting reiall'
at Piper City. Ills, and attending schooi
V,lnar;so Ird.. returned homo thursday.
a horse can live twenty five days wlth'
solid food, merely drinking water, seVent
g davs without eating or drinking and only
dsys wien eating solid food without crinHil
Tho W. G. T. U. will meet Saturd
- Oct. l, at tie Congregational church at .
n. Mrs. W. H. NJ. PHILIP, Pres
as LoREHA KISG, Secretary.
e The Pickert farm is still busily engaged
~ cuttlpg wheat, having begun Wednes
r. morning upon quite large piece OF "
- would bc called fairly goodswheat-so we
~ informed.
t6 Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Uamberg and
daughter returned home from M!nneal
=, Thursday, Mrs. II'amberg's sister, Miss.
ne Nesheim. returned with them and will
during the winter with her sisters family.
Portland Press: j. NJ. Ryder, Oh 81
~ county. spent Tuesday and "Wednesday las
~ town. John is the popular candidate
sheriff of Steele county, and if sterling
ne and character count for anything, shoui
nd elected.
ia A grading gang which has been at
w. on the Mayville line passed through
no Thursday morning on their way to Car
ton, to work on the new extension OF tht
LID. road, having completed all the grading
Or will be done this season Oh the May7lle
fO1. Who ever lived in a lovelier climate.
mir has been soft ami lalmy up to date,
ne tembrr 3Otll. Gardens containing all KY
q q vegetables us green as ever they were l
- " summer. Tomatoes have rlpcncd hneIN
no are III fuo aud large rs wo ovor saw r
east. North Dakota has tho finest cllt'
my country Oh tho globe.