The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-03-31

delivered by Rev. James. The sermon was
virtues Of our deceased citizen.
Grand Forks Herald: Once in about SO
often the jamestown. Alert man extends the
Great Northern from Hope to Rugby junction
and runs through trains over this line, cutting
off Grand Forks and ths Red River Valley
from the rest Of the world He's just done it
again.
Our former citizen, Rev. S. B. Mahaney,
is candidate for mayor Of his present place
Of abode. the city Of Larimore. The citizens
of that place would make no mistake should
they elect him to that honorable Office, and his
friends here will hope that he may be SO
honored.
DIR. Carl Rasmussen. veterinary surgeon,
OF Cooperstown, was iaiown last Wednesday
and made arrangements whereby he will in
future make regular visits to our town on
Thursday and Friday Of each week, and will
treat diseases of horses and do dental work on
animals Of that description.
-Tribune: G. L. Pottle. Of Primrose, start
ed from Portland in an intoxicated condition
few days ago. and when opposite the Brufat
Academy fell from the top Of his grain tank
and fractured his skull. He is at present in a
critical condition. II ho dies it will make the
third Portland blind pigsyictim within the past
few months.
-Rehearsnls for the war drama to be given
for tho benefit of the G. A. R. post in the near
future are in full blast. The play is said to
be intensely interesting and bristles with tho
salient points necessary to make in appreci-
able ertainment-roinance, strategy, wit,
tradegy and pathoJ. TIE date of It's appear
ance will be found elsewhere.
There are strong gfOunds for the belief
that our consignment Of spring weather was
shipped over the Great Northern road. and
naturally is three weeks ate Fargo Forum.
Let US hopo and trust that the consignment
has not been shipped over the Hope branch.
We want it some time this summer.
There have been indications manifest in
town within tho past Waek that intoxicants
| are still being dispensed by some person or
persons and the suspected parties are being
closely watched. Something is liable to drop
at any minute, aud woe betde the unlucky
individuals who happen te be under that some
thing. A pointer stand from under.
Hope is now in the slim with the balance
Of the fashionable world, aud il citizens can
muster sufficient moistuls. mon their tongues
since the advent Of prob :. ION in our town
they may now have the Opportunity Of licking
the big and artistic Colua sian postage stamps.
as Postmaster Rice hay fS:lvsved an invoice Of
such stamps from Un(l y ss,gp's : headquarters.
The Odd Fellows decided to build an addi-
ton upon the north OF their hall at their meet
ing last Tuesday evening. Tho building will
probably be about 24x3O feet in size and two
stories in height, the upper roem to he used
for banquet hall and for social OCCASIONS by
the order, while the lower room will be fitted
up for occupancy by the PIONEER printing
plant.
"A surprise was participated npon A. F.
Warner, near Colgate, on Monday evening last,
on the event of lis 59tL birthday. A large
crowd Of his neghbors from the surrounding
country. as we'll as his relatives and number
of friends from this place c0ngregated at his
home, where merry evening YVES spent in
dancing, card playing and games. and also a
fine supper was done ample Justice.
joy reIgns supreme in the Carpenter man.
sion at tho present writing, but ere many
moons F. D. Carpenter, Jr.. will ascend the
throne The youngster arrived Tuesday morn
ing.-Rfle (Col.) Reve]e.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter
in Hope and vicinity extend their heartlest
congratulations 10 them in the joyous advant
Of son to brighten their new home.
Tribune: In as much as three Of the per-
sons arrested in Hope for keeping for sale
intoxicating liquor as q beverage have beon
operating in the Hope House, it might not be
out of place 10 suggest that the owners Of that
property inform themselves, if they have moi
done so already, as to their rights and liabill-
ties in such matters. Sec. 19 of the prohibi.
tion law contains the necessary information.
In the tax title case Of Sydney Cushing,
plaintiff, vs. A. L. Hanson, defendant. where
an action was taken by the forme to recover
lands in Steele county which had been brought
in at tax sale by the latter, decision wat
rendered by Judge Mcconnell to the attorneys
Mcmahon Bros, in favor Of the plaintiff
This is almost parallel case with that Of
Wamberg-& Jacobson ys. Steele County, i1
which decision las not yet been rendered.
North Dakota has s1,461 persons within
it's boarders who were born In foreign coun
tries. or this number 23,045 are Canadians
1866 are Irish, 5000 are English, 1,76S are
/ Scotch, 8,a43 are Germans, 25, ,77S are Norweg
{ iane, 5.2S3 are swedes, 1850 are Dane, 4,09s
: are Russians, 1858 are Slavs Hungary
Bohemia and Poland), 203 are French and q
are Italians. The remainder of our ,00(
population are American born. except few
hundred who were boln in countries not en-
umerated herein.
On Wednesday last a change in business
took place in town whereby the frrn Of L. N
Wood & Co. retire from the hard ware, tinwar'
:, and farm implement business, having solt
their interests to Messrs. Luce, Warner ant
|, Loney, who will hereafter conduct the agri
cultural implement business formerly operatet
by Geo, A. Luce, as well as the hardware ant
Q tinware business recently purchased. Messrs
Q Luce and Warner have been identified will
= the business interests Of Hope in the imple
: ment trade for a year or more past and ar
It we'll know to our people. Mr.. L0ney IL
practical timer, having worked for man
years and until recently with the Arm Q
Merriell Bros, and Is we'll and favorabl
known to our people, We bespeak for th
y new firm an ABUNDANCE Of business prospect
y In their new venture, and they arc deservin