The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1892-10-21

uiCu ii SUBSTITUTE, helu served his country
during the war. Shortridse was neutral"
or worse; Burke was a drummer boy in the
army at The age l3.
The bunting in the American flag is pro-
tected to the exteut ofE22 cents a yard while
1t costs only y cents in the United States.
The Democrat says 'see tho prohibitory tar If %
While the republican replies sec our.t1ag made
with American bunting which is not au ad-
Vertisement for European mills and cheap
labor.
Senator Hansbrough says thu farmers
have got their fall work we'll in hand, and are
giving moro attention to politics, and when
they come to investigate and think the matter
over, they begin to realizA how Will, weird
and untruIhful are tho songs sung hy the
calamityitcs; hence trc rGpnhlican cause is on.
the gain in this state.
With the cumbroas Australian ballot it
will take the average voter two minutes to
vo.e straight ticket, and about five if ho
wants to vote split Election prccints should
be mado as small as possible and plenty of
booths should be provided, so as to give every
man chance TO vote. Voters should post
themselves thoroughly on the new law.
Park River G1zctte- Witness: The demo
cratic stalo platform says: We arc resolved
upon resubmsson. The independent state
platform says: We arc determined upon tho
maintenapco of prohibition. Will fusion fuse
along this line, Or VIII confusion be worse
confounded? Does net the combination verge
upon the iEp practicable aud the impossible?
Our taain was thirteen hours late last
Tuesday, arriving at about 230 In tho night.
They remained hcre all night returning to
Everest Wednesday morning. Tho conductor
OF the train was heard to rcmar,; On tho way
up that they were i'll no harry-the longer they
were on the way the more pay they gnt. How
| long shall we be COMPELLED to endure such
treatment at tue hands OF such an abortion of
a railroad!
REV. s. G. Heston, Who has filled thcpu.-
pit OF the NJ. L. church at this place for
year, was changed by Tho conference to Spirit
wood, this state, and departed thursday for
his new field Of labor. Rev. Zacheriah james,
OF Tower City will have charge of thls
pastorale during the coming year, and will
remove his family here shortly and occupy
the Hosforl residence, which has boon bo,igh.
by the society for use as parsonage.
The school today is enj ying holiday in
celebration Of GolnMbus day. A flag pole has
been erected upon the prlfy OF ;hs. ..scl,oal
building ana G fine large bunting flag Md
ed by tie directors will be raised tIfs after
noon with appropriate ccrcno les hy Tie
Echolars. After the raisilg other exercises
will take place Ia Tho sehGal house. Our
/ citizens arc patriotic, as they should be, aud
they h.tiieryii Il t::lu hints or
the rising generation
| Tho entire Republican ticket is complete
10 our columns this week, the name Of S. G.
Roberts for Judge of the Third district haFlGg
been added. You might look and scratch the
whole Australian ballot from bead to foot in
order to vote for fayorites. but you cannot find
better lot of representative men on all the
| tickets there represented than those whose
names appear on tho stgaigiit E"publicGn
ticket. Therefore vote it straight. Put your
X at the head Of The Republican ticket.
One of the largest crowds "i.:ch has visit
ed this place in months was on our streets last
Saturday. From tho way in which they
hustled TO tic stores Of our advert sing merch-
ants ii seems that they ito read tho adycrtisp-
ments in their home newspaper and are well
posted as to where they can secure their wint-
er's goods for the least money-quality con-
sidered. These ise merchants were kept on
the hustle all day long waiting on their Gus
TONER'S and stacks Of goods left the town from
their stores. Like the busy boos they gather
to ,hejE stpro day by day-and tIiero are no
flies on their anatomy,
-Messrs. Ell. Erstad and Oo T. Fo3sc, of
Newburg township, the latter tho popular
candidate on the r publican ticket for county
treasurer were i'll town Thursday night to
hear the address Of Judge Conklin, remaining
over night in town. We acknowledge a
p!cae:nt call from lie gcrtemen this morn
ing, They report that the prospectus bright
in their township and the northeastern palt
Of tho County fer a rousiug majority for the
whole Republican ticket Mr. Fosses candi.
dacy is growing il popularity each succeeding
day. and he will be elected to handle the
couuty's funds ly sweeping majority.
The political address delivered at this
place inst espning b7 Judge s, j. Conklin; OF
South Dakota, was attended, by very large
ard enthusiastic crowd Of pcople We will
not 60 into details of the speech, suffice it to
say that it was the finest and most eloquent
political address ever delivered in Hope. The
entire AUDIENCE enjoyed the speech hugely, as
was evidenced hy the oft riegrging and deaf:
enng rounds Of applause. A few moro
, speeches such as that delivered by Judge
! Conk!in in Steele county and there would be
t nothing but Republicans throughout the entire
length and breadth.
J. In the supplement sent out with the
PIONEER couple Of weeks since, section 14St
} Of the general provisions covering elections i.
3 apt to he misleading. 1t purports to give tht
. qualification of electors, hut Is entirely wrong
3 Al elector is male person above the age OF
twenty oae years, who has resided in thu
state one year, in the county six months AM
in ths precinct ninety days peYt preceding tbs
election, who is citizen of the United State
or who has declared on oath lis intention tt
become one. The supplement stated th
qualifications OF an e!ector as laid down b.
= the law in territorial days.
Tho advertising card of II. +. Stuart, an
nouncng that he is prepared TO do painting
;, paper hanging, decorating, &c, appears III
u prominent place in this Issue. Mr.. Stuar
. has had much experience in this line and is
workman second to none. He will b
pleased to do work in Hope and surrounding
country ana also at Sherbrooke aud Page an
= the county tributary to those places. Now