The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-03-17
Rye IS cents per busLcl.
Potatoes, 40 cents per bushel.
Wheat IS cents for No. l, hard.

Largo numbers of people in town Thurs
day.
j. T. Losing shirped ia carload of
horses last Saturday.
IT. e Norgord departed Thursday for his
home in Wheaton, Mnn.
States Attorney Murray, Of Sherbrooke,
was visitor in town Thursday.
-Mayvil.e Farmer: B. 5. Murray. of Hope,
was in town Monday on his way to s.. Paul.
DIR. Fea:llers:on's next visit will be on
May 20. to Tuesday, May %.
When in nee> CT blank notes call at the
PIONEER Office and get some of the new form.
Mike Owen, of Valley City, charged with
seduction, was bound over in the sum Of
81 800. ..s...,.st,
Register NJ. B G .esell, OF Sherbrooke, was
in town Thursday aud paid this office pleas
ant call.
-Casselton Republican: H. H. Wasem
onc of Hopes prominent business men was in
the CITY last Friday.
IT. I. Hurd, Of Casseiton was in town Sat-
urday. Geo. Story accompanied him to Cassel.
ton the same day.
-Mcssrs. E. j. Pepper and Geo. A. Luce
returned Saturday from a several days busi-
ness trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C }. Paul returned Satu1-
day from visit Of several days with the family
of W. A. Scott, in Fargo.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Congrega-
tional church will meet next Thursday, at two
O'Clock, at the home OF Miss Gillespie.
H. H. Wase,n departed Saturi:,a last for
visit OF several days with his brother in
Tower City. Hs returned holns Tuesday.
j. A. Warner removed his household effects
Wednesday, and his family now occupy the re-
sidence lately vacated by Mrs. L E. Marsh.
Mrs. and Nrs. Wilbur Wood returned,
Thursday from a visit Of several months with
hlspa7eats and other relatives III Massachusetts,
Geo. A. Luce adyertises a large line of
agricultural implements in this issue. Read
bic 'ad' and learn what he always carries in
stock.
Quite severe blizzard was experienced
in these parts Monday That day was the most
disagrscable of any since the big blizzard OF
Jan. 81.
Potatoes are now selling at 90 cents per
busllel Oh this market. A number hercabOut
los: all they ha! by freezing. thus making them
rather scarce.
w. I. Warrey and family returned Satur-
day from visit of several days with the
parents Of Mira. W., Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Wallace, of Page.
The PIONEER Office is we'll equipped for
turning out attractive public sale and horse
bills. Civ. US cal!. Prices reasonable. sat
isfaction guaranteed.
--Casseiton Republican: H. A. Williams,
+. j. Pepper and Mr.. and Mrs. G. j..
Paul, all OF Hope. regstestered at the Occi-
dental on last Friday.
Farmers coming into town report the
roads in better condition at present than at
any time during the winter. The snow is
packed so!id.y upon the track.
The PIONEER Office printed sale bills this
week announcing the sale Ct stock end farm
implements 0! II. Paisoas, OF Page. This sale
taxes place on Thursday. March %.
The travelling men are coming in swarms
upon every train with tlLif samples Of spring
goods, which sisn b1.okenS that spring will bc
ushered in some tina-soouer or later.
Mr.. and Mrs. james L1ney returned Thurs
day from their winters visit with relatives in
81. Marye', Ontario. Ol the return trip they
stopped for visit OF a week or ten ys in the
Worlds Fair city.
Oar friend aud former Steele county
citizsn, Hon. W. II. H. R mey, has been elect
ed as supervisor Of tho township in which he
now resides in Trall county. His township
will be well Sawed.
"A l0aln emitted Dakota Pumpkins i.
iowa." appears elsewhere in tAs issue. L
was written expressly fer thu rIoHEER by {
friend i'll Wilton Junction, Iowa, and is QUITE
rich and well written.
Judge King and Commissioner Day have
both taken the "no TOBIAS" cure, and COME
forth purified from that filthy habit. The!
UotlI AN tott tuitI lao Nv VioubiO a. al W. Nul
chewing with the aid OF that ro'Hcdy.
Wheat is selling in this market at 49 cent
for No. harI, II cents for No. northern, tn,
lowest price which it ever sold for here. Ant
this under a "reform'' democratic almiuistra
ton! That makes it too utterly awful!
Passenger agent Kenyon, of the popula
Burlington" route, Issues a neat folder, call
| ing attention to the new elegant "conpalt
ment" sleepers which are the latest feature o
| the Burlington's unsurpassed train service.
Twin babies-a boy and Cirl-were borl
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. X. Joslyn last Friday
but oily lived Il few hours after birth. Mr.
and Alrs. Jos!yn hare tho sympathy Of thei
host Of friends in their trouble and sorrow.
j. F. Treat. Of Sanborn, the genial asen
for the Equitable life insurance company, ha
beer in town the greater part Of the presell
week engaged in writing policies in that Com
rany. He reports great success while here.
DIR. Fnatherston was here upon his regu
! l1r visit from Saturday to Tuesday last H
reports tie dentistry business as not very lival
wh e here, owing to the extremely storm
weather. His next visit will occur May 2O-2t
Tho Old Fellows met last Tuesday eve
ming for the first time in month, being pre-
vented from meeting during that time by tn
scarlet fever quarantine. Hereafter meeting
will be held regularly every week as hereto
fore.
The Odd Fellows lodge at this place
agtating the project OF building an additlo
to the north end OF their building, the uppt
story to be used as II banquet room, and III
lower room to be rented as q store or 0iIit