The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-07-14

--Casselton Republican: L. H. Paige pass
cd through the city yesterday on his way from
Duluth to Hope, where he goes for his family
whom he Ill move to the former place.
H. #. Wasem is having tho lots on the
west side Of Second street, facing Steele ave-
nue., graded down and put in shape prepara-
tory to removing his store building thereon.
L. H. Paige arrived from Duluth Monday.
He returned Tuesday, accompanied by his
wife and children. Our people will wish
them pleasant times and prosperity in their
new home.
-Casseton Reporter: Geo. Luce the popu-
lar Hope merchant was in the city last Friday
evening enroute to the Worlds Fair, and put
in the evening very pleasantly with Casselton
acQuaintanccs.
j. A. Klovstad and Jim Coons drove down
in the Goose lake country, the first of the week
in search of Johns lost broncho. They did
not find the animal, but know pretty well
what became of her.
HERES YOUR CHANCE!-Household furni-
ture. including stoves, some carpets-every-
thing III this line. Only used n short time
Some rare bargains. Now is your chance.
Inquire at PIONEER Office.
JAS. johnson, tho painter, IS here from
the state Of Illinois. Indoor painting and
papor hanging a specially. Sign painting,
etc. Good work and reasonable prices. See
him for wall paper samples.
Grand Forks Herald: 1u these days of
financial depression tho young man who can
waltz his sweetheart right by the door of an
ice cream parlor without going in is second
edition of Cassabianca.
Tho Northern Pacific railway company is
throwing $1,000 into the "Big Muddy" river
at Mandan every day in the shape of small
boulders to preserve the company's bridge
from the rayages of the current.
Mrs. D. N. Van Duscn wishes to inform
the public that she is better than ever prepar-
ed to turn out artistic Photographic work and
to give her patrons entire satisfaction. Giye
her a call at her residence and SEQ samples of
her work.
From present conditions today it looks as
though we had, as nation, toppled over the
''Vergo Of moral, political and material ruin"
Aud the Iude-Pops can congratulate them>
selves for having brought about the condition
that confronts us.
They say the Leavcnworth business COL
lege, the "ad" of which appeared in these
columns few times, is sndc" and we've
dropped the same. Our readers had better do
the same if they had any idea Of doing business
with the concern.
AT about two o'clock on Monday night
last lightning struck tho barn Of James Doyle,
in the west part of town, burning it to the
ground. Two horses, calf, harnesses, feed
and = full sot Of butchers tools, also were
burned. II is sad loss to Mr.. Doyle.
EsTRAyED- From Sec. %. Tp. LAG, Rg. 81,
about June 26, Que gray mare, weight about
1000 pounds, about years old. Anyone talk
ing up said animal or knowing whereabouts.
will please inform McN1ahon Bros, at Hope,
N. D., aud receive pay for trouble and expense.
WANTED-Salcsmen, to sell our choice an
hardy nursery stock. Many special varieties
to offer both in fruits and ornamentals, and
controlled only by Us. We pay commission or
salary, give exclusive territory and pay weekly.
Write US at once and secure choice territory.
MAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen. Rochester N. Y.
-EsrRAYED-From Sec. 4, Tp. las. R. IS.
one light bay mare mule, about 7 or years
old, weight about 1000 pounds, with halter
and ropo Any party taking up said animal
or knowing whereabouts, will pleaee notify
Standley Bros. at Hope, N. D., and receive
pay for trouble and expense.
Any person is entitled to bounty Of two
dollars for the killing Of q timber or prairie
wolf on and after this date. To secure AL
order on the state treasurer for tho bounty
money, it is necessary to present the bead with
the ears and scalp entire to the county auditor
within twenty days after the xii ling Of any
wolf.
-Exchange An applicant for divorce in
one OF the New York courts entered in his
complaint as one of the items the following
description Of his married life: "One year OF
heaven and six years Of hell?' People who
intend to take mixture composed of the
above ingredients should shake well before
using.
Chairman Day, of the board Of county
commissioners, wishes us to say that any one
contemplating going east across Fuller'f
bridge had not better try it after Sunday Of
this week, as the old one will be tern up the
| first OF the week, and replaced by a new one
and it will be some time before it will again
| be in shape.
Bismarck Settler: Judge Mcconnell, aid
ed by twelve jurors las mado the discovery
that "Malt Extract" Notwithstanding the mild
significance OF the name, in reality belongs to
the genus 'taDgleioot." One Tom Barry, o
Buxton, innocentIy sold said Extract" and
now he is called upon to shut up, put up and
be locked up, for violating the anti booze law
Again did lightning get in its work on tht
farm Of John Laramore last Monday night.
His barn, containing valuable PercheroI
stallion and riding pony, "CalicO Jim,
which ran in the races the 4th. together will
harnesses, feed, ETC., was struck by lightning
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