The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-07-08


dozen. Tho finest W..
her a call.
j. A. Kloostat the ropula,
place for the Red River Valley Elsy.
departed yesterday FOR Montovi,lco, Mimi,
visit of tcu days or two weeks will, hOmu
folks. Tho elevator is closed during his alb
scncc.
Tho wagon scales, Which hayo lnarred tho
looks Of Steele Avenue heretofore, have heen
taken out, that they might not interfere with
the grading. lJ'th these out of tho way Steele
Avenue will present a nice appearance when
the grading is completed.
In another column will be found an in
teresting letter from tho pen Of our towing
man, J. NJ. st wart, who, in company with c.
W. Fawdy and Vim. s!rlnger, is doing the
Northwest territory Of Canada. Ho gives
vivid account Of their wandcrings, and from
tic import of tho letter VIC should Judge they
are having fine trip.
Prof. l.. Il. Marsh returned last Saturday
from a business trip 10 Fargo. He has ia Oh
an agency fer the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, and will employ his leas,lro during
his summer vacation in writing up pclicies.
His friends hope that he may be very suceese,.
full in his work. He departed Tuesday for
tip OF several days in the vicinity of Page.
The poltica! address delivered by b. +.
Spal''ing in this place last Saturday evening
W sa mastery effort, and intcnscly interest
ing. All hearing him say that it was the clear
est and best statement liny ever heard of the
facts relative to the silver question, and demo-
Gratis and republicans aliko acknowledge his
honesty and fairness in handling the subject.
The Page band acquitted theMsolYcs mob
" at the ith Gf Jalv celebration. ALTHOUGH.
a young organization, they show Tho training
and practice wh:"".. they have experienced in
80 splendid music which they produce. The
citizens of Hope extend to tham their sincere
thanks FOR the excellent music furnished, and
for their kindness in responding to our iny-
tation to celebrate with us.
Letters not called for at Hope 2, O.,
Steele County, N. D,
IsenNas, Esobct A. Christs, G.. V
Daden, Jas. Douglas, James
Gyason, e. s. Hanson, Gu.blan.
johnson, E'isobet n. Knot, Il. L.
LiEdgcld, G. V,kstrom, Ole, 4.
When ealing for above letters please say
advertised. p. 2. RICE. =. M.
-Griggs Lodge No. 13.A. O. U. IF Will
hold their annual picnic at the Sheyanne river
| OIL next Wednesday, July 18Th. A number OF
prominent aud eloquent speakers will be pres
ont. rriz, Ct ::;25 will bo given for ball
game. Tho ConpHrstown Band will furnish
excellent music. E9eryhalS is very cordially
| inyitel 10 attend. THO A. O. U. ". boys al
ways have a splendid Tina at tn cir picnics and
You will all miss rare treat il you do not at
tend. BE sure and 90.
i. II: Farmer, veterinary surgeon. OF
lIllsborc was over Wednesday aad Thursday
in Attendance upon tho stallion, Rough and
Ready, belonging to j. A. White and j. c.
Foster. lie gave il AS his opinion, Immediate
ly u.'oa examining tho horse, that he could
not live, and true to his predictions the horse
died early this morning. Thls makes the sec
ond splendid anl!nal in which Mr.. Foster was
interested which has died within tho week,
both of lung fever. Upon tho last horse there
! was no insurance, and the loss is a great one
| to t,ic owners.
Tile following officers were installed by
Deputy Grand Master Wamberg at the meet
| ing Of the !. O. O. T. on Tuesday evening:
Noble Grand, Geo. H Iseminger; Vice Grand,
j. II. Stewart. Recording Secretary, H. H.
Baker; Permanent Secretary, Il. A. Warner;
Treasurer, +. N. Gilmore; Outside Guardian,
j. a. Kloystad; Inside Guardian, Laor King;
| WnrJnO I " NJInnlar.
Story; Right Supporter Noble Grand. G, w.
SAumway; Left Supporter Noble Grand, Wal
ter Swanson; Right Scene Supporter, Bernard
Murray; Left Scene Supporter, A. NJ. Nc
LaughliD.
IA new bail team has been formed in Hope
Which is intended to "knock the socks'' off
the Old team on the diamond. The new club
is composed OF the following menbers-G.
Gray. e. Luther, i. Uood, j. P. McAahon.
". H. Farris, I. Brown, r. Wilson, H.
Farrs, J. II. McCollom,-and will be called
Hopes (xXXX) Best II is understood that
a game is to be played between the two mines
shortly, in which the old Hope nine is to give
HE new niue $25 for every score made, while
I the new nine is 10 give tho old one $40 for
each score made BY them. Due notice will be
given the public whcn this novel game is to
take place, so that all may witness it. 1t will
be great contest
bismarck Tribune: North Dakota produces
everything. from expert hose teams to No. /
hard wheat, but one Of the straDgest Of her
productions is chicken in the possession OF
John Ycgen. Il has four fully developed legs,
four wings and two distinct spinal columns.
Mr.. Yegen has The freak preserved in alcohol,
and pronounccs it the strangest thing ever seen
by him. It was halcled on Nudleman's farm
in Mclean county, but, unfortunately, lived
just long enough to realize its terrible deform-
ity and then died. sooner than be taunted Of
lis appearance by its kindred chicks. Foul
legs, too many wings and two complete sets
of nerves were too much for 1t, and it gave uI
the ghost. Several curious persons have ex-
amlned it, aud are fully agreed that almost
anything can be produced in North Dakota
Eecd Fecd!!
We will grind feed Oh Wednesday Of eacl
y,.ool, E,ad ,n,,ot ha ad hof Il in ~