The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-05-26
PROGRAMME
MEMORIAL EXERCISES
AFTERNOON.

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AFTERNOON.
L. c. DAY, MASTER OF CEREMONIES.
Music. c.....................H Hope Cornct Band.
&. A. R. Post aud Sons of Veterans assemble
at Post room aud march to Town Hall at
1'lo'''.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
music. .................... Quartet.
EXERCISES. ........ ..........G. A. Z. Post
music. ..................... Quartet
Auulesses.. ......................
AAo''S. ''...'.... QUARTET.
Procession forms at Town Hall and marches
to the cemetery in the following order: BAND
School teachers and Subdivisions Of Vet
erans-Geo. P. Foster Post, G. a. R.-Citizens.
MARsHALl.S OF THE DAY-Messrs. L. c. Day
and James P. Mcmahon.
All school teachers in the county, with their
pupils are requested to join in the march to
the cemetery.
Tho committees, jointly. request that the
business houses of the town be closed from
o'clock to 8 O'Clock D. IN.
In the evening, in the new Town Hall, the
famous War Drama, ''The Confederate Spy"
will be rendered by the Hope Dramatic Club,
and which, together with ludcrous and
slde-splitting farce, will constitute splendid
evenings entertainment. The play is given
for the benefit Of the Geo. P. Foster Post, G.
A. R., of this place, and all should remain,
both for tiiair own enjoyment as we'll as to
help q worthy institution.
Chairman Day, Of the county board of
commissioners, desires us to request all who
have bills against tho county which they de-
sire him to take to Sherbrooke to hereafter
leave tho same at the hardware store of Luce,
Warner Loncy, not later than the day pre-
csding the meeting. The next meetings will
occur Juno 5th-one week from next Monday.
Have your bills at the plaza designated in am
ple time.
The appointment Of Vim. Mi!ligan as
postmaster at this place, to take tho place of
+. p. Rice, resigned. has been given out for
publication, although Mr.. Milligan has not yet
received official notification from The depart
ment. Tho appointment will prove entirely
satisfactory to the patrons Of the Office, and
the PIONEER joins with Mr.. Nliligan's numer~
ons fri ends in congratulations over his ap.
polnt!ncnt.
An eastern editor says that man got him
self into trouble by marrying two wives.
western editor replies that good many have
done tho same thing by marrying one. A
northern editor says that a number of his ac-
quainances found trouble in barely promising
to marry and never going any farther. A
southern editor says that friend OF his was
bothered enough when lie was simply found
IN company with another mans wife.
jamestown Alert The big farms are not
a blessing to any state. The owners. II they
reside in the state in the summer season, leave
it ia the fall Their farm supplies are pur-
chased abroad. the local merchant is not pat
ronized, they build no schools, keep out immi-
grafton and hinder the growth of towns.
Their hired mon spend most of their seasons
wages in other localities. Every dollar that
can be taken out of the state spent elsewhere.
The hardware and implement firm Of
Luce, Warner e. Loney are agents for the cell
ebrated WESTON ROAD GRADER. Townships
not having yet purchased a grader willdo well
to reserve their orders for this machine-the
best in the world. There is no infringement
on patents in the manufacture of this machine,
therefore you buy no law suit with it, Be-
sides you buy Of home agents who are perfect
ly responsible, 80 IL the machine does not work
you have redress. Call and learn prices.
Grand Secretary John Purcell of the Grand
Lodge 1. 0. 0. T. Of N Dakota has made pub,
lie his annual report which shows number Of
lodges A, net increase members during yea1
535. total present members 2,135, number
brothers relieved 49, number buried 3, pait
burying dead S357, total sum paid for RELIEF
ST. 539.46, total receipts during year &2i, 2O2 65
current expenses subordinate lodges Sl6, $780,
50, total assets S66,54.17. There are now
twelve Rsbekah lodges in the state with +:
membership Of AGA.
Tower City Dept. Buffalo Express Or
Wednesday eye at the brides home G. X. Clarl
was married to Miss Sarah Wasem, and Ed P
Brockman to Miss Lizzie Wasem, Revs Whit
ford of this place and 2. James of Hope. per
forming the ceremony in tho presence of (
few friends and relatives. Miss Jennie Reef
Of Fargo, played the wedding march, Afte
viewing the many beautiful gifts received a.
mid congratulations they departed to the
homes in the Eagle block on Broadway, where
they are at home to their friends.
The sad intelligence reaches our towns
people this morning Of the death Of Mrs
James K. Joslyn. which occurred some tim,
during last night. Mrs. Joslyn has beer
; falling for ALMOST year, and has been al
invalid for some time from that dread diseas
consumption. She leaves husband and tw,
little babies, twins, less than two years old
The sorrowing relatives have the sympathy O
all in their af1liction. The funeral service viii
take place from the Congregation church
Sunday afternoon, at 2:30 O clock.
The management has concluded to sell re
served seat tickets for the military dram:
''The Confederate Spy," to be rendered by th
Hope Dramatic Club on tho evening of Decor,
alton day, and therefore instead Of tickets be-
, ing sold at tho business houses Of Hope a
announced by the posters, they will only b.
on sale at one place, Stewart g. Drew. A pla
of the Hall Is also there on exhibition, so tina
; you may have reserved for you desirable soa
, from which to witness this excellent rendition
Better 20 early and secure your seat, Will
you may have your choice In any part of th,
hall.
How about Hope celebrating tho Fourtl
OF July this year? or all tho years, this Is til
, very ono when rouslng celebration should b.
had. Oar town has improved wonderfully II
tho past two years aud the improvements still
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