The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-01-29
Flax, 70cents per bushel.
Potatoes, 25 cents per bushel.

Potatoes, 25 cents per bushel.
Wheat. 10 cents for No. hard.
Go to G. J. Paul for loans. Partial pay
mcnts.
Smoke Wiegana's LEADER 5 cent cigar.
Found only at j. NJ. Stewards.
See our clubbing rates at the top OF The
first local column.
Loans on best terms--lntercst only once a
year. G. j. PAUL.
u. II. Mihin and family have removed to
town, and occupy the house west of the Mel
son Rousa.
-J. A. Warner and wife drove up from
Page last Saturday evening to take in the
oyster supper.
Rev. T. W. Haven will proach Sunday
upon ''so:ne thoughts upon religon'' at the
Congregational church.
60 to Liens gallery Mayville, for your
photographs. You will always get the best
work at tho lowest prices.
Chicago got the democratic national con.
vention ou the fifteenth ballot last Thursday,
with Milwaukee strong second.
IA. Warner came up from PAgo last
Tuesday evening to attend the meeting Of the
Odd Follows. returning next morning.
"A meeting will soon be held at Fargo to
prepare for the organization Of a lodge Of
colored Masons-the first in the state.
DIR. Featherstone. tie dentist, was here on
Ii I i, ,;t ~, Cat
uriay until Tuesday. He was rushed With
work, rs usual.
A number of Subscribers Lave already
availed themselves Of the opportunity which
our clubbing rates afford. Let others come
and be made happy.
-Supt S. J. Axlahl AMI Clark of C ,urt W.
A, Winslow were down from Sherbrooke last
Tuesday evening, in attendance at the meet
ing Of tho I. O.. o. F.
The oyster supper given br the Ladies Aid,
last Saturday evening, was largely attended,
good supper was had, aud splendid tine
enjoyed by all attending.
The thermometer loosened its icy grip last
Saturday, and we have been since enjoying
some Of the finest weather maginable-war:n
and balmy, like springtimc
j. j. Wam5erg is having new we'll put
down on the grounds of his residence property.
1t is being put down hya gentleman now here
with two-foot we'll anger.
Stewart and Drew give some moro ideas
in their changed ''ad" this week, which il
followed 10 tho fountain head will lead Gus
toners 10 the paths Of economy and wealth.
-Lauglon Democrat: According to Sill
Edwin Arnold "you cannot swear in the
Japanese language.'' Evidently no Jap
ever patron!zad the Great Northern railway.
The Sanbora Enterprise is publishing
each week a department eutitled "Talks will
the clitor," from the pen Of Ralph w. Simp-
kins. 1t isa very interesting column and doe
credit to the writer.
Editor Heikes Northwood Cleaner wa
sold at chattel mortgage last week. 1t wa!
bid in by E. e. Slon'ker, the mortgagee, wht
lately published the Larilnore Times, and h
will hereafter conduct the Cleaner.
~. DtMul, llope o P"puiei ha'".
dealer, will buy fur pelts of al! kinds, aud pa
good price for them. Take your pelts t
him and sec how he will surprise you agree
ably on the prices he will pay you for them
-Messrs. Hendarsi,att & Griffith are t
launch new paper-the Recorder-at Dickln
son soon. They ware formerly connected wit
the bismarck Tribune, are good newspape
men and deserve unstinted success May the
have it is the wish of the PIONEER.
r A. Pope, Of Broadlawn, departed Tues
day for a visit of some length with relative
and friends at his old home. Piper City, Illinc!:
Mrs. Pope has been there for some time j
attendance upon her sick f,ther, WIN. Carpet
ter, who passed away few days since, at
ripe old age.
Valley City Alliance: Tho Alliance ofllc
was favored with call last Thursday fro!
Mr.. o. G. Major, Of Trail county, who Is a
extensive owner OF realty IN Steele county m
has Jus! purchased farm In this county, nea
Dazey. Mr. Major is door-keeper OF III
State Farmers Alliance.