The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-04-21

,. NORTH 5DAKOT,
-Mrs. D. N. Van Dusen wishes to inform
the public that she is better than ever prepar.
ed to turn out artistic Photographic work and
to give her patrons entire satisfaction. Give
her call at her residence aud sec samples of
her work.
Bob Burdette was philosopher, a Christ
ian and friend Of the downtrodden when he
said: "God wasted mud when He made man
so mean as to tell The postmaster 10 return his
paper marked: Refused when he owes two
or threo years subscription"
Tribune: H. E. Savage, recently bound
over by Justice of the Peace Hunt on tho
charge Of the larceny Of a horse, was released
from Cooperstown Jail on Tuesday, by order of
Judge Mcconnell. Mr.. Savage has been en-
gagged to work for Sheriff Greenland, Of Grlpgs
county.
Parties must have their notices and COM
munications, as must aSe. advertisers have
their changes Of "ads' in W Thursday morn
ing hereafter to assure publication of the first
and change Of the latter. We cannot prop
erly attend to such when not received rs de.
signatad.
-Cooperstown Courier: The Hopo dramatic
people will produce the war drama, 1.-THE
Confederate Spy, ''next Tuesday at Hope.
This is the play produced by Frank NJ. Rock
well Post at this place in 1855. and is very
fine drama. Some Of our people are thinking
Of driving over to Hope to see it produced.
Following is the new game law of North
Dakota: 'Book agents may be killed from
Aug. to Oct. l, spring poets from March to
July l, scandal mougers from Jan. l to Dec.
81, inclusive; umbrella borrowers from Feb.
| to May ], and from Aug. to Nov. /. Open
seasons all the year on life Assurance agents.
For tho benefit Of those who abhor print
ers' Ink as prime factor 10 the advancement
OF their Interests. wo should state that Samson
tile strong party-was the FIRST man to ad-
vertise. He took two solid columns to Demon
strate Ills strength, and several thousand peo-
pie "tumblod" 10 the scheme. He brought
down the house.-EX.
"A great deal OF kicking was done by
citizens when Steele avenue was graded last
summer. but we think that every one will now
see the wisdom Of suIll proceeding. Had it
not been done, with tho amount OF moisture
Which the snow drifts 10 melting have made,
the street would have been impassab!c.
while now 1t Is in good condition.
DIR. DarrOw, Of Fargo, was in town Tues
day and Wednesday, having been called here
to consult with Dr.. Philip In tho case of Mrs.
J. K. Josyn, who has bsen ill during the en-
tire winter. He also advised with the doctor
in the cases Of A. NJ. Mclaughlin, of this
place, and Mr.. Mullen, Of Edendale township,
returning to Fargo Via. Clifford on Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Edith Brown, Of Vaiiss City. wishes
to announce to the ladies of Hope and vicinity
that she has arrived at the Hope House with
an elegant line Of stylish new millinery, and
will remain for several days. Sic invites all
to call at the parlors and SEQ the elegant dis
play. knowing full well that such elegant
goods will sell themselves upon sight. Call
early and secure your choice.
New Rockford Transcript: 1t is reported
that surveyors have reached the eastern part
Of tue county on a trial line extending from
Hope tO Rugby, which would pass through the
county, striking near Tiffany and Sheyenne.
AS 1t would be branch of the Great Northern,
which is an enemy Of the Northern Pacific,
there is reason to believe tho prospective line
may 60 farther than the preliminary survey.
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I'm the spring the husbands fancy lightly
turns to thoughts Of love, while tho housewife
madly rushes to the musty realms above; en-
pties the closets Of the rubbish, tears the paper
from the wall, yanks the stove pipe from its
moorings, piles the furniture into the hall;
beats the carpet on the clothes line, hustles
dinner in her dirty drese, when the husband
thinking love thoughts suddenly falls dead on
seeing the mess.
-Casselton Reporter: S. B. Mahaney has
withdrawn from the ministry and member
ship Of the Methodist Episcopal church. The
Grand Forks district conference assembled at
Grafton recently and requested the fallen
brother to surrender his ordination parch-
ments. Charges have been preferred against
Mr.. Mahaney Of gross immortality. His fall
from grace is greatly regretted by his many
friends throughout North Dakota.
History, says the Steele Ozone, does not
give the name Of the paper, but it refers to
advertisii at an early dato. Iu Numbers
xiv. IA, Balaam says: "Come now, and I
will ADVERTISE" and Boaz says in Ruth iv, T.
sand thought to advertise"
Probably Balaan wanted to cell that refrac-
tory mule, and Boaz, who was thrifty farmer,
Is supposed to have wanted more help in
ha,Yest. Or may be he wanted wife. Our
authority is mislaid.
Bismarck Tribune: The "SittiDg Bull Log
Cabin company" Of Mandan. has filed articles
Of Incorporation with the secretary of state;
capital $4,000 Thencorporators are Henry
S. Parkin. P. B. Wickham, Christ Nordstrom
and A. E. Thornberg. The purpose OF this
company is the purchasing Of the log cabin in
which Sitting Bull was killed on the Sioux re-
servation and Indian relics and natural Curl
osities, and the exhibiting and selling Of In
dian curios in the United States and foreign
countries.
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