The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-03-10

Wear and CaEpeli Gnpu;ated rart OF each
foot for the n,an Ca,l recen'y L,cusht 70 the
hnsH!tal FRI IN rare. CARL was badly f,ozeu
, and it was thought lie wcnid die hut he VIII
in all probability pu!! through now. Oae foot
was ampu.atcd at the arch and the physicians
saved tw" toes Oh the other so the patieut will
be allie to walk alright after he RECEIVERS
-CaSscl!on Republican,: Andrew Hughes,
Farmer near Clifford, dia:l last week in tho
sstei's lostital in West Superior. Hs had
been working in the lumber woods il Wiscnn.
sin during the winter, but becoming seriously
Ill was taken to the hospital above mentioned.
HIS remains were taken to Fargo, and internal
Sunday beside the remains OF his wifa, who
diel stvera! months ago. The deceased leaves
four children who arc living on The farm at
Clifford
On friend Andrew PARK, OF Gal!atr, was
iu town Thursday, having made seven miles
OF the trii on enow shoes, when he was ever
taken by a team and secured ride the remain
der OF tho distance into town. We venture
That not one even of our young men in this
vicinity wouh! undertake such trip in Ike
man2er, Mr.. Park is quite well along in years
fully TO but is as young in spirit ard vi.or
as the greater part Of our young men III this
day and age cf The world.
ATTORNEY Chas. 4. Pollock, in Fargo Re-
publican: think the death knell of the saloon
has been sounded in North Dakota. Five
years will he = long time for breakers tf the
law to contend against this statute by tle
end Of that time public sentiment will havo
become fixed against the saloon SO firmly that
It vii! not readily submit to change, provided
OF course that TIE lazy 10 enforced. The cry
should thon go all along the line "Systematic
and rigid enforcement"
B edward, turn back ward, oh tine in
your fight: give me July again, just for to-
night; soften tho soil where the frost king has
Ialn-o', let ne hear one mosquito again. I
am so weary Of snow drifts aid ice, weary Of
paying the coal trust IFS price; weary, 80 weary
uf frost bitten rie-bring mo silica of the
Fourth of July. Backward, swing backward,
Oh season Of snow-;nercury fifteen to twenty
bc!oT-tu:n on the heat OF the t:o. ical z,aa,
roast me unt.l AN cooked to the bone. 1 am
81 tired Of frei zing ny nose, weary OF Chill
bains and corns on '!iy toes. weary Of trying
TO sleep with cold feut-;uril on the heat,
Ulster, turn Oh the hea,--Ex.
-Csssv'toa Reporter: Lloyd L. Marsh, who
| Will bo remembered It by cur Hunter roa,lyrs as
| the guest Of his brother, W. d., during the
summer a fe:T years ago aid who for the past
two or three years has been teaching at Hope.
died February 10Th. !Io cGmp,:.;ned Of not
feel wei! Friday nor.ling. dismissed school and
went home. aid later IN the day called in a
doctor. Saturday morning it was anncurcel
that he had scarlet fever in very malignant
form, and despite all efforts death claimed him
at about ten O'CLOCK Sunday evening. His
demise will be mourEcd not Only by the nme-
diate members Of his family. but hy very
large circle Of friends and acquaintanccs,
among whom he was held iu verg high esteem,
e. c. Bill, in CassoIton Republican: Moth
ing better could he exnecte., from Jud La
muure, than that he would desert the party in
time Of adversely that has given him all the
honor he ever had His brain is SO full of the
vanity Of the egotst that he really thought the
republican party lung about his neck, but,
fortunately, It di | not. Instead of his hurting
tho party, III lis tramp over to the democracy
he has buri, i himself beneath q load of dis
honor that stamps him as political prostitute.
PemDlna county woul do well to leave Jud
I.anoure at homo in the fu:uro and send q
man Of high honor to tho next legislature. It
is doubtful if there is another state in the
union that.could produce such contemplate
lot OF scroundrals, as those who followed this
man Lamoure is dcaerting their party to elect
Il democrat to the United States senate