The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-07-08
FLAX, u cents per bushcl.
Potatoes. 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat. 81 cents for No. hard.

quantities, by Mcmahon Bros.
Box Alder and White Ash tree seed for
sale. Call on G. A. Warner, Hope, N D. ".
Mr.. Harold johnson, Of Minneapolis. is
visiting with the family of Mr. j. P. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Merriel returned Sat
urday last from several days visit TO Fargo
aud Detroit Lake.
-Supt.-eloct Henry in company with
Editor HINT, mado tho PIONEER pleasant
call last Saturday.
Ira Miller, of Caledonia, former resident
Of Hope. was in town last Wednesday renew
ing old acquaintance.
Go to LIENS gallery MayvIle, for your
photographs. You will always get tho best
work at the lowest prices.
Misses May Morcho,se and Amelia jacob
son aud Messrs. B. c. Shaw and T. J. Nc
Mahon celebrated the 4th in PortlaHd.
The Ladies Aid Society of tho Congrcga-
tional church will meet next Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. John Hoskirs, of La Grange, Ills,
arrived Saturday last for an extended visit
with her daughter. Mrs. c. G. Mer,iell.
DR. Rose, Dentist, will visit Hope Tues
day, July II, and remain days. Crown and
fine gold work speciality. OGico at Hotel.
Joseph Noiske departed Tuesday for Mil
neapols, for a few days visit with friends
Daniel Nelson is landlord during his absence
&C. j. Paul has large list Of lands for sale
among which are nearly all the odd numte-cd
sections in colgate Twp, Easy terms ard
lowvr ic,s. aw
Hon. B. T. Spalding aud family were
| guests OF the family OF Thomas Baker whlo
in town. They departed Tuesday for their
home in Fargo.
Tho fats and leans put up good game Of
bal!--better than many games played on the
grounds here by mines protesting TO know
| how to play ball.
The Ladies Aid Society of Colgate will
give sociablo at the schoolhouse, Saturday
evening, July 9Th. All are cordially invited TO
attend. BY Order Of COMMITTEE.
| "A little knock down was the only thing
which marred the otherwise peaceable and
pleasant proceedings the 4tI. One Of the
be!igerants was fined $40 and COSTS.
-Curricr K Parkinson will reach Hope the
middle of July with their Parlor Photograph
Car. Don't forget that they guarantee their
work. They vii! remain here 80 days.
The bal! given by the band boys Oh tho
evening Of tho 4th was well palronized and
thoroughly enjoyed by ALL The boys Melted
quito anicc sum to swell their treasury.
-Currier Il Parkinson are doing so much
work at Hunter that they will be unable to
reach Hope before the middle Of July. Wait
for them and get fret class Photograph.
II. T. Hanson, the photographer, will be
here with his parlor eQr unit! tie 10Th Of tl,is
month. II you wish good work dong call at
his car While you have the chance TO do so.
| Il have nearly 5000 bushels Of oats for sale,
215 miles S. E. of Colgate, at 80 cents per
Dushel. Also ground feed. on time or for cash.
Gro. ". FOSTER.
DR.. Rose, Dentist will be lere Tuesday,
July II. Tho DR.. is an honor graduate of
tho Cincinnati College out OF class of rs.
This should be sufficient guarantee TO secure
first class work.
-Chas. Bush was in town short time Tu: s.
day. He will! shortly take a new run Oh the
Great Northern, better position than he FORM
erly held. His friends are glad to know that
he is advancing.
Casey Fosters fne stallion, Dauntlcas,
died Gu tho fourth, Of lung fuvtr. The horse
was yery valuable ona and great pride to
Casey. vino feels deeply his loss He was in
sureI for Sl,O00.
The e. A. r. boys made grand financial
served On the 4ti, as they richly deserved
Every one who partook Of tho meals speaks
very highly Of their bill of fare.
The work OF putting in new street cross
ings and grading Steele Avenue was begun by
Road Gverseer Fl. Fl. Baker last Wednesday
This is much needed improvement and viii
be thoroughly appreciated by all public mind
cd citizens.
The G. n. engine No. IS, represented il
tho CaIithumpian parade the 4tb. was the bes
take off ever produced. The only thing amis
with it was that the team of oxen with which
it was drawn made better time than the orig
inal engine usually does.
And 10! the time is at hand when the un
fortunate son of Adam who is past twenty ont
and under fifty years Of age shall go forth and
in the sweat of lis brow shall labor to pay
poll tax. And there shall be kicking in tht
land, even like unto that Of a bay steer.
H. 7. Hanson, the photographer, IS doing
a rushing business and is turning out frstclas
work. Give him call. Better prepared thar
ever to turn out first class work. Old location
west Of Hope House. New and roomy car
New equipment All work guaranteed;
There is to be "Pink Social" given b,
the Ladies Of Presbyterian church at Broad
lawn, school house No. /, Oh Tuesday evening
July II, 1882 All are cordially invited to at
tend. Supper Is cts. Children 10 cts. By
order of COMMITTEE.
We have heard number of people say
that the address delivered by Hon. B. F. Spald
ing on the 4th was the most patriotic and con
else that they had ever heard. It savorei
nothing of politics. as 4tb Of July orations US.
ually do, but was brlmful of patriotism ant
elcquence,
-Cooperstown Courier: Tho Hope bal
team failed to put in an appearance last Sat
urday. Considering the fact that the Coopers
town team inconvenenced themselves to &
to Hope decoration day to insure a game a
that place, the Hopeites might have put them
selves out little and showed up.
The livery stable and all parties who haV'
? been running out buggies upon the street:
and allowing them to remain, thus bockad
> ing the streets or obstructing them in an,
other manner, viii hereafter have to desist o
! be subject to fine of ten dollars-at least thi
is the common rumor oDout town.
l The game of ball played between tn
Broadlawp and Caledonia mines, at Portlan