The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-06-30
Potatoes so cents per bushel.
Wheat AZ cents for No. / hard.
bay Your millet of Stewart e. Draw.

The wheat is saved-the showers did it.
"A. B. Cartlcdge, Of Sharon, was a visitor
in town Thursday.
Tom Powers, of Portland, was in town
the first Of the week.
States Attorney Murray, OF Sherbrooke,
was in town Tuesday.
-WANTED-A girl for general housework.
Inquire ofMrs. Wilbur Wood.
Why is sidesaddle like a four. quart
| jug? Because it holds gallon.
Atty. J. P. Mcmahon was attending to
business matters in Mayville this week.
u. c. Lang returned Tuesday from a two
weeks visit at the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
"A. NJ. Mclaughlin has had his residence
painted, adding greatly to It's appearance.
-WANTED-At the PIONEER office, good
boy to servo as apprentice. Apply at once,
The W. G. T. U. will meet in tue Congre-
| gational Church, Sat- July Sth, at 8 o'clock.
When in need of blank notes call at the
PIONEER Office and get some of tho new form.
Frank Hill is putting up a small tempor-
ary barn On the site of the burned livery stable.
-C.G Merriell is cleaning up the debris on
the ruins of lis hardware store and ware. rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Warner drove over to
Nlayville Monday morning. returning the same
evening.
More fine showers on Wednesday, wetting
the ground - some depth. It will be the life
of Tho wheat crop.
Harry Carpenter departed Tuesday for
Minneapolis for two months visit with his
relatives, the Steeles.
--Messrs S. B. Bartlett and T. A. Best, of
Casselton, were guests at the Hope House
over night Wednesday.
DIR. Featherston departed Tuesday, after
having relieved many of those suffering from
aching molars, while here.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet next Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Carpenter.
| Miss Amelia jacobson closed her school
last Friday, aud departed on Tuesday for her
home at Clinton Junction, Wis.
Miss Grace Warner departed Tuesday for
a visit Of a couple of weeks with her brother
Gene. at Hazel, South Dakota.
| Mrs. Mary A. Moote arrived today, via
Clifford, from Hastings, Neb., and will spend
the summer with her son. A. S. Moote.
Julius Rstzlatf and father, OF Cooperstown,
were in town short time on Wednesday
afternoon, when on their way to Casselton.
Have you an idea? 1t may be valuable.
Is it patentabie? Write DUBOIS l. DUBOIS,
long established Patent Attorneys, Washington,
D. G.
Atty. c. J. Paul departed Tuesday for
Baltic Creek, Mich, for stay Of couple Of
NJ oDthe. He will visit the Worlds Fair while
away.
The new chairs ordered for tho town hall
come Tuesday. and are now in the hall. They
wero bought Of our furniture dealers, Stewart
e. Drew.
Miss Elsie Brown gave tea party to a
number Of her young friends on Thursday.
the occasion being in celebration Of her 10th
birthday.
"A fow couples of the young people enjoy
ed picnic over on tho Sheyeune last Monday
that is, If they were not kept too busy dodg-
ing showers.
-Mcrriell Bros. llav0 stored tho goods Of
any value, saved from the ruins OF their hard
ware store, in the buil'ling just north Of the
Arcade, OIL Third street.
Sew the buttons on your shoes tight and
fast, and then come into town Oh the 4th and
dance all afternoon and night at the baud boys
dance in tho town hall.
-Oliver's circus showed to good crowds
both afternoon and evening last Saturday
The show was not SO good. in tho opinion OF
many, as it was last year.
"A tasty new sign containing the firm
name adorns the front of the hardware store
of Luce: Warner & Loney. Jas. johnson is
the artist who did the decd.
Tho term of tho Federal court, which was
to have convened at Devils Lake on July 10.h
has been postponed one week, owing to tic
absence of presiding Judge Thomas.
Tickets for the play, ''The Heroic Dutch
man Of Seventy six," together with a plat Of
the Hall will be found on sale at Stewart &
Drew's store. Call and secure your seats.
Having concluded to 60 out of business,
will, for the next 80 days. sell my stock o.
JeweIry at grately reduced prices.
; P. P. RICE.
n DR.. Featherston's next visit to Hope
,lwill be from Saturday, July 29 to Tuesday
Aug. l. =" "In Page from Thureday, July
n, 10 Saturday, the 29th.
-Exchange: 1t is said that a women in a
neighboring town was kicked by a mule the
other day, causing her to bite off her tongue
The husband has since refused $1,000 for thu
mule.
"A fiue rain fell in this section of thu
country Monday lat And it was not before
it was needed, as the wheat looked sick, ant
the grass was drying UP from the effect of tht
hot winds.
Mics Lu Davie, Of Colgate, who ha
been in attendance at school in Fargo fol
some time, has secured a position in one O
the business houses Of that place as stenogra
pher and typewriter.
o. T. Olsen, representing tile Portland
Marble works, was in town Thursday, ant
put up handsome little monument in Hope
cemetery, in memory of the children Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Wamberg.
The town Hall floor has been laid, and i
is dandy. 1t is Of fir lumber, was plane(
down smooth as glass after being laid ant
then oiled, so that it is in fine condition fol
dancng-or anything else.
JAS. johnson, tho painter, is here frou
tie state Of Illinois, Indoor painting ant
paper hanging specially. Sign painting
etc. Good work and reasonable prices. Set
him for wall paper samples.
The Rebekahs gave social to theil
| mamhers and the Odd FellOWs their famjie,