The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-09-09

Mr.. 1''heat, Of La seur, MIMI, arrived
tast Saturday and has been spending the week
at Che home OF his sister, Mrs. Thomas Sussex.
He departs tomorrow for Crookston, Mimi.
MIR. and Mrs. James johnson and daughter
Miss Amanda, of Marscills, lUs., arrived yes
terday and will spend tho winter here the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. T. N. Gilmore
&C. A. Luther departed yesterday for Min
neapoEs, having SOLD his interest in the barber
shop TO his partner, Marion Pressly, who viii
conduct the shop alone in future. Marion
wouM tkc a good boy to learn the business
and viii give good inducements-to the right
ore.
Little Willie jacobson came very nearly
happening To TGry serious accident Thursday.
He was sitting in the window in the second
story of tho jacobson residence when tho
screen frame became looseled and fell out the
window. This caused him to lose Ills balance
ard ho fell from tLe window, but, luckily
caught the sill wit, one hand when falling
and held on until he was rescued. II is al
most miracle that he was not dashed to the
ground and seriously injured.
-Throusl, the courtesy of Messrs J. P. Nc.
Mahon and J. D. Brown the writer went out
upon his first hunting excursion after tho
festive prairie chicken last Tuesday afternoon
that is, we went along and held tho buggy
down while the rest OF tho party did tho shoot
ing. Thirteen chickens were brought in rs
the fruits Of the chase, and the trip was
thoroughly enjoyed by lis, notwithstanding the
narrow escape made by us from the Jaws of a
fierce dog which was set upon US as we were
getting drink of alkali water at farmers
house on the road.
-Burdctte says tho good things in the world
afo always the cheapest. Spring water costs
less than whisky, box of cigars will buy two
or three bibles; a state election costs moro
than a revival OF religion; you can sleep in
church every Sunday morning for nothing, but
nap in Pullman Car costs you So every
time; the circus takes fifty cents, the theatre
dollar, and the missionary box is grateful for
penny; the horse race scoops In $4,000 the
Gr4t day, while tho church fair lasts a week,
works twenty five or thirty of tho women in
America nearly to death and comes out 5000
in debt.
-=Messrs, Mclaughlin, Merrlcl, aud j. A.
Walner and Mesdamcs Mcrrioll. Warner, Paul,
Luce, and Mclaughlin drove over to Coopcrs-
town last Saturday and in the evening were
initiated into the mysteries of Evergreen Lodge
No. s, Daughters of Rebccka, OF TINT place.
}. J. Wambcrg accompanied them to witness
tho fun, he being already member They
report having had very pleasant timc and
are very pronounced in their praises of tho
hospitality Of tbs Cooperstown people. After
the session or the lodge II banquet was served
in tho hotel in, honor Of tho Hope guests
Coopcrstown knows how to entertain visitors
aud they always use that knowledge Oh every
occasion.
Our citi zeDs were aroused from slunDer
last Wednesday morning at about six O'Clock
by the alarm of fire at the residence of Arthur
Mclaughlin. 1t seems that Arthur had arisen
at an early hour and built good fro in the
kitchen stove and Lad thcn left tho house, to
do The milking. Mrs Mclaughlin was aroused
soon after by the roaring of tue fumes and up.
on going out into tho kitchen discovered that
the fire had caught in the ceiling from tho
pipo. The alarm was Immediately given and
aid was promptly at hand and the flames were
soon eXtinguished not, however, before badly
frightening the inmates Of the house. Very
little damage WAS done, but had tho fire not
been discovered until few minutes later it
wou!.l have been impossible to save the house.
A team of bronchos hitched to the stage
made things quite lively last Friday afternoon.
Mail carrier Wade had just returned with the
mail from Clifford ana had unhitchcd all OK
llarsrs became frightened and started running.
Mr. Wade was just in tho act of unhtcl,ing
the TO aiming tug crd in somo manner got
between the tug :rd the tongue when the
bronchos commenced kicking. They kicked
numerous times barely missing his bead and
at last one Of them hit him Oh the leg, knock.
ing him down and the buggy ran over him,
hurting him quito badly. The horses ran fol
a short time aud succeeded in ovcrturning The
rig and getting loose from it, but were finally
captured on the prairie. Mr.. Wade was laid
up several days from his Iuriu, but is now abls
to get around again.
Hicks, the weather prophet, has the fol-
lowing weather to offer this mouth: Cooler
weather fer tho opening, but a rise in temper
ature will occur on the End, beginning in thu
west aud reach the Atlantic on tho 9TH or 9TH
Storms during that time and onward through
the month may bo expected. From the 9TH t.
tue 18th will exist a phenomonally high tom
pcrature, resulting in either cyclones ant
storms both on land and sea or earthGuak
disturbances. II heavy storms, with mucl
| thulder and lightning occur about the dange
| days, 9th. 10th and llth, the temperature i
almost sure TO fall Immediately after to th
| frost or freezing point in northern sections
A regular storm period is central on the goth
The forecast concerning the period, 9TH 10 1ltb
will apply with added emphasis to the period
18th to 23rd. About tho winding up OF thi
peri' d, blasts Of polar air will admonisA us 0
the oncoming autump and tho need Of wis
and timely preparations for a hard winter
Reactlonary tendencies cenlered on the 2Gth
will bring higher temperature and autunna
storminess. Another cool wave will lollov
up about the 29;l, when warmer weather an
other storm indications will appear in tn
west heralding the storms that will pass acros
the continent during the first days of October
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have nearly run out" The publishers of ou
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pure truth when they offer their works a
"mlnes Ct useful information;" and in tb
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