The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-03-03
Rye IS cents per bushel.
Potatoes 40 cents per bushel.

Potatoes 40 cents per busheI.
Wheat IS cents for No. l. hard.
j. P. Peasp. OF Pickert, was visitor III
town Thursday.
Township election next Tuesday. Don't
fail to turn out and elect competent men to
the respective Offices.
Ben Reynolds returned Saturday last week
from Minneapolis, where lie has been spend
ing tho winter.
-Messrs. L. A. jacobson, J, e. Lang,
3. @. Shaw and Chas. Bash visited the county
capital last Monday, Oh the annual tax paying
trip.
-AIrs. NJ. Elliott, Of Greencastlc, Indiana, 10
visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A.
l.. Breckenridge, a few miles northwest Of
town.
-Now is the time n plant your spring ad-
vertising II you wish TO reap AL abundant
harvest Ct results "when the spring time comes,
gentle Annie"
The entire family Of clildrden OF Will
Whisnand four E,les east Of Colgate, are
sick with scarlet fever. DR.. Philip was called
to attend them yesterday.
Atty. j. P. Mcmahon departed Tuesday
for Fargo, on business. He will incidentally
.assss 81, !,s cities lnf Grand Forks and Hils-
boro before his return.
-Wamberg & jacobson change their "ad"
this week, and present long list of facts for
your pei ,lsal. The way to learn is to read, so
read what they have to say carefully.
"A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Freeland OH Sunday, 10Th ult. Rather
Iats in the day to mako mention OF tho event
but it's our first opportunity since hearing OF it.
Who wouldn't live III North Dakota and
miss sucl, bizzards as fell to the lot Of the
! Minnesota people the first Of the week? The
6uest winter weather possible was our portion
,, upon that Gay.
Miss Tohr, who has been teaching a
winter term of school at the home of j. w.
| Laramore, departed "Wednesday for her home
| near Clifford, her school being closed on ac-
count Of the prevalence Of scarlet fever.
Oh accoun, of the quarantine not yet be-
ing raised there will be no services at either OF
the churches on next Sunday. The funeral
sermon Of L. E. Marsh was to have been
preached from the ii. E. pulpit on that day,
but in consequence will necessarily be post
poned.
Fargo Forum Hon. James P. McMahor
of Hope, is at the Headquarters. and relates :
rocky experience il his endeavor to reach Cas-
selton over the Great Northern. His trai1
was of the track three tunes, but the slownes
which they moved saved the passengers frou
any severe injury.
Mrs. Laura Marsh departed Thursday TO
Pipestone. Mlnn., where she will make lie
home in future with QUE Of her sons. Mrs
Marsh leaves many warm friends 10 Hope VIII
are 10th 10 have her depart from among them
and the best wishes Of all our townspeopl
follow her to her new home.
-Alarc, weather comes in all right-a
bright and mild rs could we'll be wished
Now If Old Sol will kindly add to lis lustr
and wax stronger day Dy day, melting tn
snow into tears at as early date as possible
all will bs well and springtime will blosso!
forth with verdency aud beauty.
-"What a long and lonesome dayp' We
the remark Of large numbers Of our citlzsr
last Sunday. The causs for this remark W,
D the fact that there were no services In any {
6 the churches on account OF tue Quarantine (
J. the health officers prohibiting public mee'
fngs on account OF the danger from scarl
fever.
Last Wednesday, the 1st, occurred Il
marriage OF Miss Effie Drakeley to Wilia
Oxton, at the home OF the brides parents
SherbroOkq, Rev. u. James of Hope offic!a
ing. The PIONEER extends its best wishes Il
the future happiness aud prosperity Of Il
: worthy young couple. May all the good thinl
OF life DO their portion.
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to subscribe for any newspaper or periodic
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4 The Band boys received lot OF new selt
tlons of music last week, and are turn
out IN full force at their regular rehears
two night each week. As u result noted II
provemsnt In their playing 10 msuifsat, Ho
;, has some OF the best matrIul in the stats
4 tho making Of \ hne band, and tho b'
have u ado up there minds that tho liz
cornst bau4 shall Nv second 70 none IN Mo-
Dakota.