The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-06-16
Potatoes 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat Is cents for No. / hard.
Buy your millet of Stewart & Drew,

| in town last Monday.
Atty. j. P. Mcmahon went to Fargo yes
| terday on land office business.
j. W. Schofeld, the Valley City cigar
| manufacturer, was in town Monday.
-WANTED-At the PIONEER office, a good
boy to serve as apprentice. Apply at once.
| Lieutenant Governor Wallace made a
business trip to Fargo on Tuesday last.
| When In need Of blank notes call at the
PIONEER Office and get some of the new form.
II. O. Hawkins, travelling agent for Car
gill elevator company, was in town Tuesday.
j. j. Kelly, tho atlas man OF Mayyille, is
in town looking after business interests this
week.
H. D. Carpenter went to Fargo yesterday
on business connected with Uncle Sans Land
office.
Victor Wallace, OF Page. visited with his
daughter, Mrs. w. I. Warrey, couple of days
this week. -
| Banker L. B. Hanna and ex-senator
Hartman, of Page, were Hope visitors on
Wednesday.
Col. R. F. Pickert departed yesterday for
his home in New York City, after looking to
| 6eeuluE lQleTCStS mere.
Jacob Lang departed for Chicago on
Tuesday, where he will view the elephant"
at tho big Worlds Fair.
| Mrs. F. L. Thurston, who has been very
seriously i'll, is convalescing nicely, which her
friends will be pleased to learn.
| -Wheatlaud Eagle: Mrs. Fleet Hadwen
and children are down from Hope this week
l mic
The apportionment of state school moneys
for the month Of May amounted to $2.21 for
each child of school age in the state.
IS. S. Breed, private secretary for J. J..
Hill, was in town this week, making it his
headquarters while attending court.
Frank Curry returned Tuesday from St.
Paul, where he has been in attendance at
college for the past nine or ten months.
Bismarck Tribune: The Hope Masonic
Hall association, were granted charter of
corporate existence on Monday. May goth.
See 4th Of July attractions advertised on
4th page. The half has not been told. Wait
for additional announcements next week.
Court adjourned Tuesday, after one and
one-half days session. Only two jury trials.
The proceedings will be found elsewhere.
Mrs. J. A. Warner and children departed
Monday for Larimore, where she will spend
the week, the guest Of Mrs. w. A. Winslow.
Have you an idea? 1t may he valuable.
Is it patentable? Write DUBOIS & Dubois
long established Patent Attorneys, Washington
DC.
Editor Hunt, Of sherbrooke, stopped ir
town short time last Saturday, whsn on bis
way to Broadlawn, and made US pleasant
call.
--Geo. A. Luce departed Monday for Devils
Lake, where he went as delegate to the
Masonic Grand Lodge convened at that place
this week.
e. S. Poorman departed Wednesday fol
Erie whore he gees to open up the Cargil
elevator and to ship out the wheat therein
contained. a.,
The law firm of Wnslow & Mahaney hal
been dissolved, we notice by tho last issue o.
tho I.arjmore Pioneer. Mr, Winslow contin-
ucs tho business.
Mrs. Geo. A. Luce and little daughte
Elsie departed Tuesday for Chicago, wher'
they 90 to visit relatives and to see the sight
at the Worlds Fair. Q
Quite crowd from and near town wen
oyer to the Sheyenne on Saturday last, ant
spent the day Sunday in fishing and recreation
They report fine time.
68H4 DR.. Feathelston's next visit to Hop
, will be from Saturday. June "a, to Tuesday
u the 9th. ~ Iu Page from Thursday, Jun
3 %, to Saturday, the 24th.
Casselton Republican: Miss Susie White lef
last evening to visit with her sister, Mamie
who is east They will visit the Worlds TAI
before returning to Caeseltop,
Geo. R. Smith, Of Minneapolis. was stop
+ ping in town the first of the week when nc
in attendance at court at Sherbrooke, wher
} he was Interested in Some suit.
= -"Jake' was setting up the maple suga
I enc night last week, and when asked th
cause Of such extravaganza, he remarked tha
it was boy calf just born to his blooded COW
Having concluded to 60 out of business.
will, for the next 80 days, sell my stock Q
Jewelry at grateIy reduced prices.
P. P. RICE.
Found, on Decoration day, a black sil
handbag, money and various articles. Owne
may have same by calling at the PIONEER OF
fee, proving property and paying for thi
notice.
-ReY. and Mrs. R. Hooking, OF CooDers
town, were the guests Of ReY. and Mrs. z
James tue first of the week. The PIONEER &C
knowledges y pleasant call from the two rev
erend gentlemen on Tuesday.
Jas. johnson, the painter, is here froI
the state Of Illinois. Indoor painting an
paper hanging specially. Sign painting
etc. Good work and reasonable prices. Sc
LIN for wall paper samples.
100 degrees in the shade Monday, and no
: very much better on Tuesday and Wednesday
Our people are swelteripg and wishing the
bad stored small portion of our last winter
blizzards for use these hot days.
j. A. Officer moved the house in which h
resides from the jacobson farm, in tho suLurbl
to tho lots In town just opposite the resldenc
of G. Il. Merriell, and Is nxing tho same u
t(,4 more comfortably TO dive II therein,
Frank Hill returned Tuesday from XII
, bourn City, Wis.,. called back by the burnin
Of bls barn. lie had just arrived ut his HON
. when receivlng the dispatch. having only lsl
here Inst Thursday for q short visit homo.
Mrs, G. j, pauI md children departe
= Tuesday for Battle Cteok, Mleh., where the
viii visit for some length Win hrf WgiheI
They viii bs joined later by Mr, PAU, M
viii pay u visit 10 thu Worlds Fair, ut Chlel
y 20,
y Mira, u, n, Van DUsen wishes 10 inforl
[ Tho public that she ID better than o'er pIepa,
~ W tu,n ovt artistic photographs woik ~
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