The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-10-20
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Observation-Disclosures
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Tribune: Capt. j. J. Kelly has received
Iotice of his appointment to the position Of
secretary of the Soldiers Home at Milwaukee.
The position is good one and the genial
Capt's many friends rejoice with him in his
good fortune.
An advertisement in one of the great London
dailies reads: Daniels Dehance-The finest
variety of cabbage in cultivation. 1t is early,
short-legged ard compact. Sow now."
Many old clothes men advertise for "Left-off
wearing apparel"
| North Dakota Farmer: The total assess
| mcnt for this state stands ut $S7, 100000. The
greater part Of North Dakota is not assessed at
| all, as it is still public domain. The land now
| subject to entry will sometime 10 assessed for
more than sS7,0000O0.
"A Minnesota farmer sent this rather mixed
order to a country merchant: "Send me Il
sack of flour. five POUNDS of coffee, and
pound of tea; my wife gave birth to baby
boy last night. also five pounds OF corn starch,
a screw driver and fly trap. 1t weighed ten
pounds and a straw hat.
Valley City Alliance: The Eigeley Mail says,
North Dakota bred fat cattle are bringing a
premium in the Chicago market on account
Of the present quality of beef" The local
butchers evidently 60 abroad for their beef.
The kind scld here would never bring a pre-
MUM for excellence.
North Dakota Farmer The best quality of
bacon comes from hogs fed on barley, wheat.
rye, peas, boiled potatoes, corn-meal and
whey. This pork sells for more than the over
fat, corn-fed product. Raise more hogs.-
There is great shortage in the worlds cup
ply Of pork and porkers
-Messrs. j. J. Wamberg, H. H. Wasem, j..
P. Pease, Andrew Thumb, B. +. Walden, G..
G.. MerrIell and Rev. Vim. Gillespie, Mr..
Northrup aud sister, Miss Rida. returned Tues
day from their Words Fair visit. They re-
port the sights as grand, but that the crowd
was too great for real enjoyment.
Casseton Reporter: State Senator Little
was caught short on passes while enroute
home from the east a few days ago, and as
the conductor "did't know him'' he had to
cough uD SIS 10 get from Fargo to BislnaI ck !.
1t is said the incident made him SO red headed
his friends didn't recognize him when he got
home.
-Towner County Tribune: Americans are
said to have the poorest teeth of any people
in the world. It is ssld the more brain work
a person has the worse his teeth become.
The same result is attained by lack Of proper
( nourishmont. and it is said by we'll known
dentist that fifty years hence, among the very
poor classes. everyone will be toothless at the
age Of twenty,
The Sanborn Enterprise: The sound of a
strong brass band cannot be heard at a great
er distance and the report of a mus ket is
scarcely preceivable at distance OF over 20
QUO feet. In tie Arctic regions, when the
spirit thermometer marks 80 deg. or more
below zero, Fahrenheit, common CONVEX
sation may be carried on by pers ons separated
from each other by upward OF 1000 feet.
ALI unpaid personal property taxes for the
year 1892 became delinquent the first day OF
March last, and since that date interest at the
rate Of one per cent. per month has been
charged up. On the fifteenth OF October a
penalty of five per cent. will be added and one
per cent. per month added on the first day Of
each succeeding month until paid. After the
fifteenth Of October, county treesurers may
collect by distress and sale all delinquent
taxes
Bismarck Tribune: The South Dakots
women is Of the right kind. A highwaymar
attempted to hold up one Of 'em near Cham
berlalu the other day. and she picked up s
board, swatted him over the Uranium once u
twice, knocked him senseless, and left him
there while she went her way. The North
Dakota women hasn't been heard from yet
but in case of emergency she would probably
be just as vigorous as her southern sister.
The Larimore Pioneer: The Great Northern
Bulletin for North Dakota is made up Of varied
information regarding the resources and pro-
gress Of the state. It's maps, statistics and
comments on the states Industries, written in
an entertaining manner and gotten out in at.
tractive typographical dress makes it at once
most entertaining and instructive. 1t is OF
real value because it presents facts as they are
1t is being circulated by thousap1s at the
Worlds Fair and will prove an effective i'm
migration agent.
Mr.. John Hogan. one OF the successful d.
verified farmers of this section brought u
this Office about bushel OF fine potatoes
grown on his farm. They are what Is nown
as Early Rose variety, and are OF such i'm
mense proportion that we weighed q couple
OF them, ono OF which weighed two aLd one
half pounds, and tho other which was nm
average sjze Of the lot weighed one pound /.
Mr. Hogan does not depend entirely upon
wheat alone, but rases garden truck calilel
hogs, chickens etc, as all well regulated farmI
J Ing should b. carried oD.r~Aeglhwoa1
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