The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-04-22
FLAX, Is cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 25 cents per bushel.

Flax 73 cents per bushel.
-Potatoee, rs cents per bushel.
Wheat. Is cents for No. l hard.
Arthur Mclaughlin is putting up neat
and roony addition to his residence.
Senator Hansbrough cnd Congressman
johnson public documents-thanks.
Geo. A. Luce departed Thursday for Min
| neapolis, whittier he goes on business.
Wilbur wool Is heapt:tsing big new re-
sidencc with paint administered in an artistic
manner.
james Taylor removed his family to the
farm tLis week, and will rut in a crop again
this season.
Miss Gussie Gray commenced seven
E!lon!hs school several miles northeast s ol tRYn,
last Monday. go ~ 49, "' '"'.'
Miss Mclaughlin commenced spring
term Of school in tho Colgate district, last
Monday MornIug,
-Reit Shaw returned Saturday from Red
wood, Minn., where lie was in attendance at
the funeral Of bis uncle.
Mrs. c. lF. Dawdy is visiting relatives in
Cooporstown, and G. W. is row :ihaaAi9g it&
Ask lin how he likes it.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. D.
church will hold their Bazaar on the 8otb Of
May, and also give dinner and sARpsr.
=-Now 10 tho Epeber IT,
eia"" ~ ..."e for general
q. an around town, before the hot rays
OF the sun makes the stencil uncomfortable.
"A gang Of railroad carpenters were here
the first of the week fitting up new room in
the depot for the convenience OF the agent.
Art Moote is the proud possessor of one of
those fine top buggies sold by Geo. A. Luce,
having purchased tho same day or two ago.
Presiding Elder Cooper held quarterly
meeting at the NJ. L. church last Saturday
evening, and preached two splendid sermons
on Sunday.
The ordinance governing the actions Of
the owners Of sires, recently passed by tho
trustees, is a good one, and we hope it will be
rigidly enforced.
Tho STATE merit from the management of
tho base bal! team of last season, giving an
exhibit of the receipts and disbursements, ap-
pears in another column.
Miss Owens, niece Of Mrs. j. w. Lara
more commenced a term of school last Mon
day in the district in which ]. G. Brown re-
sides abost miles northwest Of town.
People have been indiscrimnately driving
across the base ball grounds this spring doing
vast amount Of injury to tho same.. They
are reques:e! to drive elsewhere in future.
The Bedler & Robinson Lumber Co., will
build new Office foS the accommodation OF
their agent here, which will he large and
commodious, and great improvement in
their yards.
The Red River Elevator agent has com
pteted shipping out the grain from this sta
t;on and The Cargill elevator will complete
the job this week, ard the boys are conse-
quently happy.
Il, a. Freelaud has been busy this week
cleaning up the premises arounI the Hope
House. or course it adds 10 the appearance
as the same dose would also do II administered
to numerous other places about town.
Seeding w:s pretty generally commenced
In Steele county on Monday last and ere this
quito large acreage Of wheat is in the grouni
as the weather has been fine all the week and
all that could bo desired for seeding purposes.
"A meeting was held Wednesday evening
and base ball organization effected for the
season. L. A. jacobson, Earl Pepper and
w. B. Hench We're chosen as managers Of the
team. OF course we will have a good team
We always do.
S. S. Breed, the private secretary Of J, j.
Hill. Of the Great Northern, arrived in Hope
last Tuesday. and spent the day Wednesday at
Pickert. OF what nature his business in these
parts is no one but tho elect know. but a
great many would he pleased TO know what
it is.
Cyrus Skinner and bride arrived last Tues
day. Cyrus married an accomplished young
lady in Chippewa Falls. Wis.,, recently, by
name Miss Edith BIzzell, and they will make
the home OF his father, Mr.. w. j. Skinner
their abode. The friends OF Cyrus extend con.
| gratulat;ons.
| Fred Neusta, living west Of town. wat
kicked by troncho yesterday morning, and
quite severely injured. One of his limbs wa:
broken above the knee, and lie was also kick
cd in the breast, and lie now lies In preca
rious condition. DR.. Philip attended the
wounded man.
The Valley City Times Record entered it,
fourteenth year last week, and under th'
most favorable of auspices. May its prospects
| grow still brighter as its age advances. 1t is
one of the brightest weeklivs of the state, and
its editor is the kind which believes in adding
to its brightness each weck-and lie does it
too.
This week has been fine drying FEATHER
although the air has been quite chilly. The
water in the ponds has disappeared quite
rapidly, and our streets arc now perfectly dry
although little rough. Now would be {
splendid time to commence the work of grad
| ing Steele avenue, while the ground is loose
and moist
Gene Warner informs c. G. Merriell by
letters that he has seeded something over ;C(
acres Of wheat this season, near Hazel, S. D..
with the blind team which he uses In thu
elevator which lie has in charge there, Eetidel
doing the elevator work. Gene is hustler
and his friends hope lie may raise so bushel.
to the acre.
do not forget tho Republican primaries te
be held at the different polling places through
out the county Oh Thursday evening next al
7 O'Clock p. III for the purpose OF electine
delegates to the county convention, to be held
the following Saturday, at SherDrooke. Lei
every Republican turl out and 500 that repre-
sentative delegates are chosen.
Charley Palfrey informed US last Monday